reporting live in livermore i'm jodi hernandez. nbc bay area news. >> thank you jodi. >>> specialized equipment had to be choppered in to stabilize the rd between castro valley and fremonted to. the helicopter route was routed to voifrd flying over homes. the there was a landslide in february and loose rocks have to be removed. a geeologist adviced lambie county to install mesh netting. the road should reopen by the end of the month. >> a irchlts a from san francisco police offers call on kaermt threatening people with deportation. >> and city leaders are outraged by what they saw and heard. senior investigator vicki wynn exposed the comments she joins with a preview of the report airing at 11:00 vicki. >> the san francisco police department has a clear policy that says it does not work with federal agents to enforce immigration law. san francisco is one of the most ardent sanctuary cities? the nation but the in the internal affairs division is looking into whether a police officer violated that rule. you may recall we took our und

i'm jodi hernandez. i will have the jaw dropping details coming up. >>> and how prepared is the bay area for a terrorist attack? what the fbi is doing to make sure it is as ready as possible. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. clouds moving in right now. get ready. rain is on the way. i will have the full track of the storm system, how much we will get and when it clears out of here coming up in about ten minutes. what a woman initially told police... after officers arrested her for shoving meth >>> it was a tootsy roll what a woman officially told police after officers arrested her for allegedly shoving methamphetamine into a toddler's mouth. jodi hernandez joins us live at people's park where this all happened. the suspect is not a stranger to police. >> reporter: that's right. she has had multiple run ins with the law but what she is accused of doing out here at people's park on monday is likely the most shocking thing she has ever been accused of. >> she deserves her punishment. that ain't cool. chi

reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> okay, jodi, we'll see you at 6:00. thank you. >>> a follow-up on the kidnapping that wasn't. the san jose state student who made up the story will not be prosecuted. her kidnapping lie involved law enforcement from two states. the student claimed she was kidnapped from her san jose apartment at knife point and forced to drive to oregon. investigators say despite their heavy investment of resources, they will not prosecute her. >> obviously when you're dealing with somebody who is going through an emotional time, a lot of times there's better ways of dealing with this. maybe through other avenues and agencies that don't punish her but will actually let her heal. >> oregon investigators say despite initial doubts to her story, they had to treat the case seriously and follow where the evidence led them. >>> life in prison or will he die for killing sierra lamar? the fate now rests in the hands of a jury. deliberations began this morning in the penalty phase of the murder trial. garcia torrez was convicted of killing the

jodi? >> reporter: janelle, i'll tell you, it has been a day full of drama here in the kropcontra co county courthouse, as the district attorney faced the judge as a criminal defendant. now, state prosecutors call the charges he faced serious and sophisticated. well, his attorneys say his actions were nothing more than a tragic mistake. mr. peterson, what do you say about the charges? district attorney mark peterson walked into the contra costra county courthouse through the public interest, just like any other criminal defendant, as he appeared in court on felony charges. >> not only is he prosecuting, he's a lawyer for 30 years. so he knew better. >> reporter: the state attorney general filed 12 counts of felony perjury and one count of felony grand theft against the county's top cop this morning. claiming he illegally took $66,000 from his campaign fund and lied about it on campaign disclosure documents. >> and mark patterson apparently thinks he is above the law. what we're saying is, e

reporting liver in livermore jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much jodi. >>> in san francisco, anger over the president's action on climate agreement spilled out on to the street. nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead as dozens of demonstrators rallied oud the federal building waving flags and protest signs. some were active in the people's climate marni degree organized to encourage lawmakers to action that will slow global warming. meanwhile governor browns continues to not only denounce the president's decision but try and do something about it. the governor is in china talking with leaders there about cutting greenhouse gases and exploring clean energy at home in sacramento a large group of lawmakers want to hoeft a summit including representative from mexico and canada. governor brown says he supports the idea. he is also joining with the governor's of washington and new york who say they want to form their own climate packet. they are inviting other states to join. >>> frustrated members of the white house press core repeatedly asked whether president trump stil

reporting live, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> who are they? what kienlt of contact did they have with law enforcement and city officials before the fatal fire. >> where have they been since. senior investigative reporter vicky win is contact. >> reporter: we met with max harris after the deadly fire, one of the last to leave the building alive that night. harris tipped us off that funds donated to victims weren't being distributed. his wife contacted is by facebook and text to talk about the struggle facing her family and three children. a struggle now worsened with the arrests announced today. >> the ceiling was on fire, there was a sheet, it was like a sheet of fire that was just rolling toward the door. >> reporter: the day after the fire max harris sat down with nbc. he called himself a senior member of the warehouse space who acted as an event coordinator. in later talks, harris told us he made jewelry in his live work space and helped almena collect rent. he says the building landlord and owner knew people lived there. >> the owner of th

recording live in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks jodi. >>> confusion and frustration among the reactions to attorney jeff sessions's tomorrow before a senate committee. senator diane feinstein he when she asked sessions and president trump ever discussed then fbi director james comey's handling of the russia investigation. >>> senator finiten that would call for a communication between the attorney general and president i'm not able to comment on that. >> you are not able to answer the question here whether you ever discussed that with him? >> that's correct. >> sessions said the president never invoked executive privilege but he says the justice department policy is to not comment on in type of conversation. our coverage on the jeff sessions testimony continues in the next half hour we'll show you the testy exchange with the other local senator pamela harris come up in 30 minutes. >> a magical night at oracle arena. warriors reclaimed the nba championship from the cleveland cavaliers. now it's time to celebrate but the team may not take part in one ti

recording live in dublin, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you jodi. >>> we povertied the entire news conference on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com you'll fine video. >>> back to the top breaking story designate ooh sheriffed office giving update on the stabbing in front of the library. >> the teenager sustained injures to both arms. once we received the call, because it's close proximity to our substation, our deputies arrived within about 20 seconds of being called. once they arrived they took the suspect into custody. and they began giving first aid to the victim. the victim was taken to a local hospital where he still remains in the hospital and being treated for injuries to both arms. he is expected to recover. right now, we don't have much information on the suspect. he is not known to the sheriff's office. and we don't have any other history other than that. for now, this act -- this attack is completely random and appears to be no other information as to motive. i do -- i would like to say that the -- the staff members at the time of the attack, the library had o

jody joins us now from hong kong. took effect last night.eft minute attempts to halt it? like it is taking effect, despite the challenge. the challenge deals with the issue on how they will determine who can, and who is exempt. that is the issue here. it is going to have to be determined at airports as well, whether you have a bona fide exception or not. manus: there are some questions, what this could lead to in terms of confusion. parameters level of in terms of who can come in. for example, mother-in-law versus grandmother. there is a strong distinction. words are the real confusion. jodi: yes. really the whole issue of whether you have a bona fide relationship. that would mean a family relationship. one would presume a spouse or parent would be the relationship, but what about and send uncles, grandparents? what kind of letter of employment do you need to satisfy the requirement of it being a bona fide work relationship? that is going to play out over the next few days. some is expected to be confusion. experts have said they expect conf

jody. >> well, the biggest one is snowden, the warehouse worker and truck driver helper who is facing charges. the agency's director told the i-team in this e-mail, the agency terminated an employee by the name of kelvin e snowden just 9 days after the investigation. months later, while that director was still in charge, county records show snowden was back on the payroll. police arrested on theft charges yesterday, another man john augusta is also charged montgomery county, all alcohol must be purchased from the government controlled warehouse. in february liquor controlled noticed someone had stolen alcohol and contacted police, who now say snowden scaled it at least eight times and broke the seals on trucks parked outside and walked away with more than $21,000. after our original i-team reports in 2014, an inspector general found security problems at the warehouse, including broken cameras and unintended doors. those problems were fixed and it was surveillance video that helped catch the suspect in this case. now, the doc has a new director now who was not there when snowden was fi

jody friend, we've been working together at the last 4000 years. she has been really outstanding in running the afterschool alliance and they want to say, queen hughes -- we can't do anything. they've been very supportive. that basement. too many people say to themselves, so nice of him to come here for the afterschool programs and alliance. he has no choice. he's my apprentice. he has to do whatever i say the prior year. so he is forced to do the hosting of the show. and also, for instance, to be a costar, forcing the back. thank you so much for being here today. you are doing a great job. you're a funny guy. you are a dog to her. it's fantastic. congratulations again on winning the celebrity oppressed to us. [applause] jones is here. the host of cnn. [applause] he's so passionate about everything. really, we did a show together in new york, a morning show and we started talking about the environment. i said this guy is so fantastic. then i talked about the afterschool program is really into that. this is really terrific someone on television who

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jody fleischer, news 4 i-team. >> 9:38. am i starting to see sunshine?a little bit. >> you also said chillaxing. the word of the day, guys. tom is breaking down the forecast. >> you don't have to tell me. i'm going to chillax. a fascinating look into the ebony fashion fair. you'll watch this >>> welcome back. if you have not been to the new textile museum at george washington university, we're giving you good reason to check it out. >> this is cool. they are now featuring the 50 year retrospective from some of the most memorable moments of the ebony fashion fair. news 4's barbara harrison has a look. >> reporter: this is the way it was, a catwalk of color full couture designs from the great fashion houses of europe. but as ground breaking as the fashions, what captured the attention of america were the colorful models who wore them. history now remembers the 50 years of the ebony fashion fair. the road show that took high fashion to towns and cities across america. from the 1950s through the turn of the century. this final extravaganza in 2009. at the te

clear that this type of unprofessional and unethical behavior will not be tolerated. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> happening today a former oakland police officer accused of trading information for sex with a prostitute related to that case i believe is due in court. court documents say that ryan walterhouse had a sex worker on two occasions. i should say the case is not related to the wide ranging sex scandal involving that young woman we just mentioned. his preliminary hearing is set to start in a few hours at 8:45. >>> police are hoping that someone will recognize this person seen on a home surveillance camera burgizing that home. pretty clear video of the suspect, though it is black and white. police say the suspect carried out the burglary on tuesday near the siesta valley recreation area. >>> a developing story and a hail of bullets. dramatic video of a shooting inside of a texas car deepalersp involving two bounty hunters and the fugitive they were looking for. now all three men are dead. >> reporter: a terrifying and deadly shoot-out caught on camera. new

in dublin, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> it is official. two massive fires at an east bay construction site have now been ruled arson. now a six-figure reward is being offered to help find the suspect. this under construction apartment complex in emeryville burned for the second time last month. it was formally ruled arson. police released photographs of someone they believe may have started the fire. it destroyed what would have been a mixed-use five-story building including a hundred apartments. the city and developer say they will rebuild. >> we believe we can make ourselves into a more livable city by growing our population. this incident will not call into question our overall direction of the city. >> atf also says the previous fire at the very same building last july was also intentionally set. but they don't know if the same person did both. there's now a $100,000 reward for information on the fires. after of that from authorities, half from the developer. if you know anything about how the fire started, you're asked to contact the

. >>> we're int can go team coverage with more reaction jodi hernandez joins us in berkeley with more. jodi. >> our president has broken a promise to the world and has walked away from one of the most pressing issues of our time. >> oakland mayer libby shaf says she is disappointed and angry at the decision to withdraw the u.s. from the paris climate accord. shaf was among 12 mayors invited to take part in the 2015 paris climate summit. >> believe me. what this president is going to fail to do the rest of us as leaders will do. >> shaf joined 66 mayors from across the country today pledging to adopt the goals of the paris packet despite the president's actions. the director of the san francisco bare chapter of sierra club also says they're ready to double down. >> for every step backwards the country is taking the bay area is taking a step forward. even in the face of the horrible decision by the president, the bay area and the sierra club specifically is really pushing for renewable energy here and renewable energy future. >>s in long overdue but not everyone is upset the former chai

thanks for calling, jodi. politico.com, a survey, president trump has a credibility problem when it comes to the ongoing investigation into russian interference in last year's election. it shows more than 70% of those reached by the poll have some or no trust about what the president says about the array of probes in russian interference. 50% said they had no trust at all in the president's statements on the issues. rent is on the republican line. what are your thoughts? are a -- ofink they hockey. debate, barack obama laughed at mitt romney when romney tied to tell him this was going to happen. ok. the only crimes in my opinion that have been committed, were committed by the obama administration up to and including him. he is a criminal. country.hings to our he tried to destroy it from the inside and is still trying to destroy it from the inside. and the whole democrat already is in on it. in my opinion, trump has done nothing wrong. nothing. host: all right. caller: he will be, if they leave him alone, the g

be made by bob or you call him good for rehab or do some of the people who are being dismissed from jodi are. see the people been there was staying on the fire the resort lame knew then what you're doing. then maybe putting it all down because they're doing it but then then they're going to sell it to the market then make their ends meet there could perhaps means on the table for you know the honorable to do this. i mean what it's. all robber was if you like. what you say i mean i got a bit on the other hand not funny but i was. here the market where i'm going to be the money maybe i'm in the. government too like a lot the yeah like i was how do you get up there is a lot there because there aren't any all. head up a bit even you know right. there are you have a big enough and you're kind of. activists say that the spread of underground finance is in the government's interest because it can then remove people from land can then be used for coal mining coal members taking advantage of this then or the fight is a very progress thing so eventually these people with absolute good. they don't

in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> we've been following the ghost ship fire since the beginning. for the very latest today and continuing coverage, head to our website, web be whnbcbayarea.co. >>> after a day of withering criticism of his outburst of tweets about his travel ban, the president doubled down, saying, quote, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people. those words could come back to haunt the president, now that his travel ban is in the hands of the supreme court. the white house staff spent months avoiding the term "travel ban" to distance president trump from candidate trump, whose rhetoric has so far struck federal judges as prejudicial. >> many people would say it undermines his legal team's credibility before the justice. >> the white house revealed today the president will not prevent former fbi director james comey from testifying about the russia investigation. comey is expected to be questioned by a senate committee this thursday. >>> president trump kicked off a

sure made by bob or you call him good for rehab or do some of the people who are being displaced from jody or. see the people when they were just sitting on the fire. their what your doing. you know that they maybe been fighting it all down because they're doing it but then then they're going to sell it to the market and make their ends meet there could. means on the table for you know the honorable to do this. i mean but it's funny you know. or robber was if you like i. said i did what you say i mean i'm not going to bid on the other hand not funny but i was. here the market where i'm going to be the money needed i mean if you remember and then if you got a month to like a lot the yeah how. do you get up there is a lot they're good there aren't any all to subdue. him never because even you know right. there are you have a big enough and you're kind of big and. activists say that the spread of underground funds is in the government's interest because it can then remove people from land that can then be used for coal mining coal members taking advantage of this then all the fight is there i

they need to do something down here before somebody actually dies. >> that was jody fleischer reporting an update on this story. today the county did add a speed table and we'll have more on that next week. ♪ ♪ >>> a big honor for rapper jay-z, the first hip-hop artist inducted into the songwriter's hall of fame. he couldn't make it to the ceremony in new york city, because his wife is expecting twins. but he got a very special video message from a long-time friend and fan, president obama. >> like all of you, i am a fan. and i've been listening to jay since i was a young and hungry state senator. i sampled his lyrics reference to my first song as i was putting the upon final touches on my final state of the union address. so i'm pretty sure i'm still the only president to listen to jay-z's music in the oval office. >> president obama also joked that he and jay, as he puts it, both have wives who are significantly more popular than they are. >> that's quite a shout-out, huh? ♪ well, i really don't mind the rain ♪ >>> the family of country legend glen campbell released what will be his f

. >> jodi said not sure how much good it will do, people take classes on how to drive and still can't do that well enough. >> we'll keep tracking your responses. >>> if you're planning any summer trips, if you still have time to get cheap air fare? according to cheapair.com, today if you want to make random decision it's the cheapest day to travel. july 4th, august 22nd and september 12th have been rated some of the cheapest days to fly. those dates all fall on a tuesday. fare compare also said sales typically start on tuesday before noontime. other cheap days to fly, wednesday and saturday with the most expensive days typically falling of course on friday and sunday. >> everybody thinks that they want to get away on friday. >> you want to get away on a wednesday. >> yes, i do. yes, i do. >>> december spite high home prices three bay area zip codes were named the top three places to raise a family in the u.s. a study looked at the 50 largest metro areas in the country and used data including school rankings and local public services to make the list. 74960 came in at number 30. 94596

jody? >> d.c.'sociation of realtors calls this bill a baby step toward keeping tenants from holding homes hostage. renters can sell their rights to buy the place they live demanding tens of thousands of dollars. the new law would cap those payouts to $1,500, but only in a narrow sliver of situations. >> the housing committee is proposing a change. >> reporter: it would be ground-breaking and as with most housing related legislation, likely not without a fight. but anita said she's up for it. and says topa has problems. >> significant controversy has arisen. whether topa is being misused by some tenants to extract large amounts of exposed by the news4 i-team last month with a series of reports on high dollar payouts for renters who drag out home sales by refusing to sign over their rights to buy the place they live, instead, selling the rights to the highest bidder. >> it felt like exportion. like the whole thing felt really slimy. r. >> reporter: bonds is focusing her legislation is single family ho

reporting live in oakland, i am jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jodi. >>> a call to hire local workers. the reason local workers protested in the south bay and the action they are hoping to take. >> a plane heading to s.f.o. had to make an emergency landing after a battery caught fire on board. i'm michelle roberts live at the airport. they are grateful the battery was in the main cabin. >> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. at at&t park we'll have the first pitch forecast with the game here on nbc bay area tonight and a look at the 7 days coming up in less than ten minutes. a l >>> new details on a mid-air scare on a flight headed to s.f.o., a lithium battery burst into flames on an overhead bin on a jetblue flight. michelle roberts is at s.f.o. with more. they say it is a good thing it was in the cabin and not in checked luggage. >> reporter: that's right, they say they saw the smoke and smelled it. flight attendants were quickly able to move in and put out the fire. still a very unnerving situation mid flight. >> it was all right, it was pretty scary to see the smoke on t

jodi: yeah.ly, we are talking about this and we have been talking about investigations. i think the white house would be very happy to have this be the discussion. there has been a lot of legislation that has been discussed, a lot of plans the trump administration wanted to pass and we have not seen much of that. this would be an important win for the republican-controlled congress and president trump if they were able to get a health care bill. of course, if it passes in the senate, they have to resolve this with the house bill which is different. so, this is not something that is going to happen immediately. yvonne: talk about the implications of this does go through. how big of a win would this be for president trump? does this mean we can talk about tax reform? jodi: it would be very symbolic. terms of something on his agenda through the campaign, repeal obamacare. if he was actually able to do that, that would be a big win. then, withn is everything else on the table, with all the investigat

. >> the dancers take on the work by former pennsylvania ballet dancer jody gates. >> it's how to stressclassical ballet and merge contemporary ideas. created for ballet x it's a commentary on the castrating of singers in spain. singers maimed in the name of art so their voices wouldn't mature. >> it's unusual and beautiful. >> reporter: the piece is in keeping with the mix of ballet x. >> it it has the sense of adventure we were heading on. >> reporter: ballet x performs july 12 through the 16th at the prince theater. we posted the tickets and shows at 6abc/6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> busy afternoon for accuweather. >> reporter: yeah, and getting busy for a lot of us to the west of northern and western suburbs right now. two things i want to remind you about, the first thing we have a severe thunderstorm watch in the northern and western suburbs down to i-95 and might be extended into delaware and south jersey before we are done. a flood watch, it tells you that the storms developing out to the north and west, they are going to produce strong gusty

nbc bay area jodi hernandez has more from martinez. >> he is a bright guy, a good lawyer. what -- what was he thinking? >> that's the question many attorneys in contra costa county are asking as more details emerge in the criminal investigation of the county's top cop. district attorney mark pederson. court documents obtained by nbc bay area reveal the state attorney general's office is considering filing felony embezzlement charges for pederson's personal use ore

jody mai hernandez is live with story. >> reporter: that's right, and we learned that max harris, the second man charged in that deadly fire just arrived here to the jail from los angeles. and he is being booked as we speak. meanwhile the lease holder of the ghost ship warehouse appeared in court today. and some of the victims' families made sure that they were there to see him. >> i wanted to see his expression, see if he had any remorse. >> reporter: the parents of a victim came to see for themselves one of the men prosecutors say is responsible for last december he'd deadly fire. derick almena appeared in court for the first time. >> are this case is one of the most profound tragedies to strike the bay area in living memory. >> reporter: almena's attorney da calls the charges a miscarriage of justice. >> despite the strong emotion, we don't feel that the public good will be served by prosecuting our client. >> a lot of emotion. >> reporter: and this victim's parents say seeing the mansecuo trap was tough. >> i think what he said was nonsense. >> reporter: almena will appear in cour

they invited, a year ago, as their class day speaker, the novelist jody piquot and had her come. in her remarks to them, because we had quite a bit of tumult on campus including an occupation of my office, jody said, look, i understand you have been through some uncomfortable discussions here on this campus, and then she added, but whoever said that discussion had to be comfortable? and the students who had invited her applauded that statement, and, again, there may be some who feel that they want to be protected from uncomfortable argument. i think most do not. >> what was the occupation of your office about? >> the occupation of my office was about the way princeton treated woodrow wilson and the memory of woodrow wilson who is kind of a second founder to our universities, not only princeton alumnist who went on to become the president of the united states, but he was the president of the university and transformed it into a great research university. we honor him by putting his name on a couple of buildings and talk a lot about him. protest ask that we take the time woodrow wi

congressman jody highs joins us next. welcome to holiday inn!ere are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. ♪ stuart: i'm not sure what the music is. liz: that is michael jackson. stuart: sorry. i can tell a market rally, when i see one, that, ladies and gentlemen, is a market rally. 11111 points. liz: wow. stuart: -- 1111 points. i think i'm right to call it the comey rally. a little tongue in cheek. that is a rally. take a look please, at face back facebook, tis la, alibaba all-time highs. it's a friday rally. don't you love it. >>> british prime minister theresa may is trying to hang on to her job after her conservative par majority in parliament. roll tape. >> i will now form a government, a government that can provide certainty and lead britain forward at this critical time for our be country. this government will guide the country through the crucial "brexit" talks that begin in just 10 days. stuart: i think you could say there is a state of flux in the leadership of british politics. joining us now european parliament member, dan hannon. he

jody fleischer. >>> 6:37. good morning. a live look right now across the capitol right now and tom says it's going to be a scorcher. we're going to tell you how hot things are going to get in just a moment. >>> "meet the press" moderator chuck todd is going to join us to talk about the witch hunt that president trump calls the russia investigation. don't go away. that and quin was crazy about curls. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ >>> the charleston, south carolina, community marks a year since the shooting deaths of nine church goers yesterday. nine people were killed when dylan roof opened fire back in 2015. people took part in the hate won't win unity mark. nine doves were released into the sky. >>> well, it is still the topic of discussion all across the country. we'r

. >> reporter: major jody suit with the dell city police department says family operation was almost professional. >> but we never encourage people to take the law in their own hand that is why we're paid to take risk for. >> if i was than the as involved as i am i don't know when i would have cuffed him. that scars me but for other children and other families out there. >> reporter: suspect is out of jail and we have tried to reach him but weren't able to. he did tell police apparently that he was coming here to go in that tents to show the young girl error of her ways. the dad doesn't believe that. but the dad say he didn't want to hurt this guy. the guy gave i am when they tackled him in the spot in the backyard. the dad says he just wanted to stop him, and then turn him over to the police. david begnot for cbs news, dell city, oklahoma. >>> and, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a tennis superstar under investigation. why police in florida are looking into venous williams, in his role in a deadly crash and the famous athlete response. >>> and plus hitting the road for the holi

host: one of our viewers on twitter, jodi points out -- anything you do or say involves electronic devicesit is there to be used against you in a court of law. don't expect it anymore. should people expect that when you live in the digital age and there's so much information available about people, that that should lessen their expectation of privacy? guest: i think it is time to reevaluate. i think most people would be surprised to learn they have forfeited their fourth amendment rights when they turned this over to a third party. i think that is a dubious premise and as i said, it is kind of extraconstitutional. it is developed by lower courts based on language from the ,upreme court, and most people i think they do expect that their privacy is protected by these companies, by these third contractby law and by the companies must protect the privacy of their subscribers and there are big fines if they share information with commercial users. that is not the case for law enforcement, and there's a disconnect there. host: we are talking with brent skorup of the mercatus center about this bi

reporting live in dublin, jodi hernandez, nbc barnz. >> thanks very much. >>> let's step outside. you're look at mccan you bey cove ahead of the giants game which you can see on nbc baier. the questions is how bumbled up should the fans get jeff has the answer. >> mostly clear tonight if you're heading out the games. temps in the 50s. classic frist weather for the game ton here on nbc baier at 7:00. i'll have doppler radar and satellite combined. some cloud kofiro are cover on san jose. but keeping a close eye on the pacific and all of the activity currently developing. it's getting set off by a change in the pattern. the jetstream, the storm track pushing to the south. we'll see the trough of upper low pressure develop over the weekend. it's from the trough of upper low pressure we have a slight risk of possibly showers that may bring a couple of thunderstorms, winds out west northwest, 10 to 20 for saturday and sunday. also cooler than average. but still expect sunshine. a real mixed bag as we head through the weekend. we'll detail who has best chance of showers coming nup 15 mi

. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> congratulations to them. >>> also the posse fromouth bay getting praise from world of dance. we sbrounsed you to these seven teens two weeks ago. they are from for cal arts in san jose. they also made their debut on the show tonight. job, low called it a very, very beautiful piece. >> it's so emotional and so inspiring. and the performances had a lot of meaning. >> we want to share the message that as long as you love yourself you are beautiful no matter what people think of you. >> the other judge neoright there said they made the whole room feel it. with a score of 84 the posse is moving onto the next round. go bay area dance teams. >> >>> now nbc bay area weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weather rate. >> we have a big change on the way. >> also 89 and 84s. >> is that your rating or the temperature. >> whether you like it or not. we are going to go well above that. later this week, 100-degree temperatures. this after snow in the see air yesterday and 60s for highs this weekend. we will plane is the reason for thi

i hereby appoint the honorable jody hice to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally

facility between memphis and nashville serves 17 counties and attracts medicaid patients like 22-year-old jodi maness. her blood pressure is high. two weeks ago, she gave birth to her daughter, charlee. >> it's good. >> reporter: she worries about losing medicaid coverage and paying out of pocket. does it worry you more for you or for them? >> my kids, definitely. >> reporter: one in five tennesseans relies on medicaid, about average for a u.s. state. medicaid covers half tennessee children living in small towns and rural exwrairpz under proposed medicaid cuts, by one estimate, 37 more tennessee hospitals risk major cuts or closure. mitchell worries especially for mothers in labor. >> an issue for them possibly delivering babies in cars and ambulances and those type issues that would arise because of the amount of distance they have to travel to obtain care. >> reporter: how do you convince people who don't live rural areas? >> that's a great question because a lot of them don't see that need. >> reporter: laurie manas sees it. little charlee is supposed to see dr. mitchell next month. mark st

jody says now congressional people know the fear the kids at sandy hook and the pulse nightclub felt. maybe this will change the -- add debate in congress. one said i thought this kind of stuff was supposed to stop under trump. getting worse. when chicago has a mass shooting over the weekend, nine shot -- and the main street media ignores. d.c. it's the holy priest. you can call in our usual lines for republicans, democrats and independents. we'll put the numbers on the screen for you. russell is in medford, new york. line for democrats. go ahead. caller: hey, how you doing? very sorry that people were shot, you know, but people in this country got to wake up because two-party system is broken. we need a real third party. or nothing is ever going to happen. so i want people to think about that. whether you're a republican, democrat, independent, whatever. three parties. host: what do you want to happen, russell? what needs to happen especially in the wake of this news this morning coming out of alexandria, virginia? caller: well, i mean, this guy, you know, like this guy said before,

jodie doubleday says he and his dog we're up early and casting their vote in canterbury.me for meet the author. ukraine and the winter of 1941, jews being herded up and taken away, families pulled apart, and among the invading germans, a strain of horror and guilty understanding among some of the men who've been given the awful task. rachel seiffert‘s new novel ‘a boy in winter‘ stretches over only three days, through which you encounter all the emotions of the time, horror and instinct for survival, family loyalty, and above all perhaps, bravery. welcome. what made you decide to go back to territory that you've explored as a novelist before, namely the events in the holocaust? well, my first novel covered that territory. and to be honest, it's quite personal. i'm of german heritage. and although i thought it was very important to write about, i wasn't in a hurry to return to it. however, the times being what they are, i have felt myself finding parallels with the 1930s in current events for too often. and just by coincidence, i was writing another novel entirely, in fact

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j jody is here to tell us about it. >> yes. the midway is knew this yeanew .ou can roller skate all summer long and if you have your own skates you're really skating for free all summer long. >> and tell us more about the midway. >> the ferris wheel will be one of our marquee attractions. we'll switch it up. we are officially filling it up with all of these rides and fun and games. >> yes. it happens to be in the warmer temperatures. spruce street harbor park is back this year. >> yes. it is open through labor day. >> is there anything you want people to know specifically? >> we are having this friday night. you can roller skate with the old school dj. it will be a ton of fun. it is summer. there is a chance of rain every day. don't let it stop you from coming out. there is air-conditioning. they have all you can eat pizza. this is always so much going on. come out and enjoy your summer. >> i'm sure lot of people will. thank you so much. we have everything on our web site or check the nbc 10 app. thanks so much for being here. >> we can't wait. >> all right. t

let's hear another of the eyewitness accounts now from jodie martin who lives nearby and was one of theejust nearby and was one of the first on the scene. i have just been watching people in their windows, flashing with their phones and then slowly watching those apartments get engulfed in flames and smoke. my opinion that there is going to be a lot of dead people in there that building. they couldn't have got out. the second top window, i saw a family of three in there and then slowly i watched the smoke get worse and worse. they were clambering to the windowsment you could see them trying to wave blankets to try and get oxygen into themselves and then slowly one at a time they have just not been at the window anymore. also in the other corner, the top corner, there was a lady there screaming for help. her whole apartment is burnt out. glass is gone. everything has gone and she didn't get out. my partner saw someone gone and she didn't get out. my partner saw someone fall from there. i have seen people on the outside of the building clambering around. i saw a lady on the middle section

we discussed all of this with jodi schneider, who joins us here in hong kong.ery interesting that this is a partial reinstatement of the ban. tell us what that means. allowed toe will be come to the u.s. from the six countries, they need to find a bona fide reason. it has to be something like an employment offer they have accepted, admission to a u.s. university, a family relationship. they are not allowed to have any of those things as a way to get to the u.s.. it will be tricky to sort out. and in less than 72 hours, it will take effect. homeland security said at least they had some this time to try and work it out, but legal scholars have said it would be very interesting to see how they apply this. david: this time around, they did not start at one hour ago and then make the announcement. has the main issue been solved, or will we be waiting for that? the supreme court clearly said, we are not done, we want to look at this. we know we need to roll on whether you are allowed to do this in the short run, so they did that, but they will decide the full ban in

three republican members of the house seem to think so, congressman jim jordan, mark meadows and jodywant former fbi director james comey investigator as well as robert mueller, special council on the russia probe. claiming mueller applied double standards. congressman good to have you on welcome. >> thank you. maria: what do you think about this? >> you need to provide oversight of those people in the department of justice. just because you are a special counsel does not mean you go uninpedded. you need someone looking over the shoulders as well. maria: how come it is not done as much, you worked on irs targeting scandal. john, who runs irs is still runs the irs. did that just fall flat? >> i think there is a problem here. in that when congress wants to issue a subpoena, guess where they have to go to get that subpoena? the department of justice. there should be to work with that it happened in irs, it happened in hillary clinton e-mail investigation. this deep state gets to hold the cards close. that makes congress pretty much a whimp. maria: the american people would like to see ju

. >> reporter: former pennsylvania ballet dancer, jody gates. >> it's about how we can stress classical ballet and the show closes with a condemn commentary of the singers in spain of the 16th and 17th industry the piece dives into the -- century, the pieces dives into the lab how they miew trait -- mutated their bodies, it's kind of beautiful. i think the audience is going to love this program. >> ballet x performs their summer soar at the prince theater. the links for tickets and showtimes are on our website 6abc/loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. ♪ injured after a deck collapsed at a camp in montana. a group of people were attending a memorial service when the balcony on the second story of bun building collapsed. 6 were airlifted to air hospitals. five are in critical condition. >>> raging forest fires in central portugal have killed 63 people many dried if their cars trying to get away from the fire. this is the country at greatest wildfire tragedy in recent years, aside from the dead, 50 people were injured including four firefighters. about 700 firefighters