investigators say lyles burger's motives remain unclear. we have to focus on what we know and what we don't know. we know we have a bombing. absolutely. and it's a bombing that certainly has factors that raise concerns. it's not lost on us that it's in front of, you know, of the trump building, that it's a tesla vehicle. but we don't have information at this point that definitively tells us or suggests it was because of this particular ideology or the, you know, any of the reasoning behind it. seven people suffered minor injuries in the blast, and two were treated at a local hospital. well, step forward in the recovery of a butte county school shooting victim. last month, a man opened fire at the feather adventist school in oroville. he shot six year old roman mendez and five year old elias wolford. wolford's family said the bullet damaged his spinal cord and he was unable to move or feel his legs. but in a recent update on social media, some good news. wolford's family says that he has gained some sensation back and that he's starting to w

lyles next court date is set for later this month.lifornia is looking to change the direction of traffic fatalities. ab 645 recognizes that speed is a major factor in traffic collisions that result in injuries and fatalities. as such, this bill legalizes surveillance cameras to help catch speeding drivers. a five year pilot program will install cameras in six cities, including san francisco. the pilot program also includes san jose and oakland, and this is authorized to run until january 1st of 2032. hopefully, laura, there will be a much needed progress this time in the right direction with more tools. we're live in san francisco. ginger conejero saab today in the bay. most definitely. thank you ginger. 533 this morning, the fbi continuing to investigate the attack on bourbon street in new orleans. at least 15 people are dead. dozens others hurt. live. look at bourbon street, which is now back open. this comes as tens of thousands descended on the superdome to witness college football's sugar bowl yesterday. all of this happening und

lyles berger shot himself before the bomb went off. no one else died, but seven people were injured. today, police in las vegas released these screengrabs of prompts that he gave chatgpt. the prompts included questions about how much explosives he needed, as well as where to get fireworks and what kind of firearm and ammo to use in order to trigger that explosion. we knew that i was going to change the game at some point or another, and really all of our lives, and certainly i think this is the first instance that i'm aware of on u.s. soil, where chatgpt is utilized to help an individual build a particular device. joining me now is business and tech reporter scott budman. not exactly a great, you know, positive for chatgpt that it's used in this way, obviously, but it does reinforce the whole complexity around artificial intelligence and the fact that it can be used for good or for bad. right? exactly. for good and for bad. jessica, as you said, there is an inevitability to this. remember when the internet took off and we were finding

. >> a new plea to secure the release of eric and lyle menendez. after 35 years in prison. it was made by 20 family members during a meeting that just wrapped up with the new los angeles district attorney, the menendez brothers were convicted of killing their parents in 1989. prosecutors say they did it for financial gain. the brothers say they shot their parents after years of sexual abuse at the hands of their father, jose menendez. new los angeles da nathan hochman says he's reviewing the evidence before deciding whether to move forward with resentencing supported by his predecessor. part of that process was talking with family members. >> today, we're inputting that additional information that i received today, which was useful information into the entire decision matrix on what to do with this case. >> eric and lyle's family told the da they were prepared to support the brothers any way possible if they are released from prison. >> coming up, the new health warning from the u.s. surgeon general today, what he is saying about the link between alcohol consumption and can

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investigators cannot definitively confirm if lyles burger w the person found dead inside the truck, but his military id card and passport were found in the wreckage. investigators say the motive remains unclear. all right, let's pivot here and take you outside and give you a live look at downtown san jose. we are tracking rain headed our way. let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and, boy, we've had a nice, you know, break from the rain. and now here we are again. yeah, and this one should move in and out pretty quickly here as we head through tomorrow's forecast. we've been seeing some rain off to the north the past couple of days. it still is there. so several more hours until this arrives. i think by the time we get into tomorrow morning's commute, early commute, it would be up towards about santa rosa, northern coastline. it would then develop over the north bay by 8:00 in the morning. still dry down here towards san jose, and by 11 a.m. we have some rain over the peninsula in the east bay. so again, rain returns here as we head through tomorrow. bay area totals thre

they believe lyles berger drove to vegas from colorado and are now searching a home there. the cybertruck was rented from the same company called turo, that the new orleans attacker rented his pickup truck from. the company said it's cooperating with investigators who at this point believe the rental company is another coincidence, though they're stressing there's a long way to go in both investigations. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. and we will, of course, continue our coverage of the new orleans attack on air and online. coming up at six, we look into security measures being taken in san francisco for a number of events. we'll also talk with a man who has just been named director of public safety by mayor elect daniel lurie. here at home, a heartbreaking scene today in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood, a shooting sent a toddler to the hospital, severely wounded a woman and left a young man dead. nbc bay area's christie smith spoke with police and an emotional father who came to the scene. san francisco police say they were called to tompkins avenue on re

but police believe that lyles burger rented the truck in colorado, then drove it to the trump hotel in on new year's day. and they say he was the only person seen inside the vehicle as it was tracked. the truck was filled with large fireworks, mortars and gas canisters when it exploded. investigators say burger was an active member of the u.s. military, but the motive behind this explosion remains unclear. we have to focus on what we know and what we don't know. we know we have a bombing. absolutely. and it's a bombing that certainly has factors that raise concern. it's not lost on us that it's in front of, you know, of the tmp building, that it's a tesla vehicle. but we don't have information at this point that definitively tells us or suggests it was because of this particular ideology or the, you know, any of the reasoning behind it. seven other people suffered minor injuries in that blast. now, across the country, police departments are looking to up their security. amid the recent attacks here in the bay area, there were two large events in san francisco this evening the warriors

lyles burgers, military id and passport were found inside the truck. investigators say they also found a note on his phone that said, quote, this was not a terroristt attk. it was a wake up call. he also described the united states as, quote, terminally ill and headed towards collapse. and he added, quote, i need to cleanse my mind of the brothers i've lost and relieve myself of the burden of lives i took. meantime, president joe biden and first lady jill biden will head to new orleans on monday. they will meet with families and community members affected by the deadly attack on new year's day, when a man intentionally sped his truck down bourbon street, killing 14 people. police say the entire french quarter, including bourbon street, is now back open, but the city has increased security measures in place with the hopes to avoid a repeat. as families grieve, the governor of louisiana declared a mourning period to begin monday. each of the 14 victims will have their own individual day of rembrance. it is 11 past the hour. we have much more ahead on tod

investigators say lyles berger's motive remains unclear. we have to focus on what we know and what we don't know. we know we have a bombing. absolutely. and it's a bombing that certainly has factors that raise concern. it's not lost on us that it's in front of, you know, of the trump building, that it's a tesla vehicle. but we don't have information at this point that definitively tells us or suggests it was because of this particular ideology or the, you know, any of the reasoning behind it. seven people suffered minor injuries in that blast. two were treated at a local hospital. now, of course, we're still in the early stages of both of these investigations. we will continue to bring you updates as we get them. and we're not when we're not on air. you can get the latest information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. or you can download our free nbc bay area app. all right. we now know when the santa cruz wharf will reopen. you remember that that the portion of the wharf collapsed in the water two days before christmas because of those large

. >> new hope tonight for erik and lyle menendez and their fight for freedom. their family members met with la's new district attorney today pushing for a re-sentencing k re-sentencing in the case and the brothers released from prison. the brothers are serving life sentences for the shotgun, murders of their parents. in 1989 reporter mary beth mcdade has the story. >> doing really more than 20 family members of erik and lyle menendez met with the new la county da nathan hochman friday during the hours-long meeting family members explained why they think their brother should be released after serving 35 years behind bars for murdering their parents. katie and jose menendez in 1989, it was a very productive session where they gave me. >> all their thoughts about what should happen this case. hochman says he hasn't made a decision. he's still talking to pass. prosecutors and defense attorneys. >> and reviewing thousands of pages, a trial transcripts. he's also going through 35 years of prison records to determine if the brothers have been rehabilitated. have you s

de exhortar al fiscal del distrito para que tome una decisiÓn que favorezca a los hermanos eric y lylerta a por donde han bien ingresado. esto despuÉs de una reuniÓn de tres horas, no nos dimos cuenta y no pudimos hablar con la familia. de hecho cancelaron la conferencia de prensa que se iba a llevar a cabo despuÉs de esta reuniÓn. por ahora no hay ninguna decisiÓn y se estÁn revisando cientos de documentos y lo seguirÁn haciendo y por ahora no tienen una decisiÓn, sin embargo habrÁ una audiencia y se llevarÁ a cabo el prÓximo 30 de enero. seguimos al pendiente de este caso. por mi parte es todo desde los Ángeles. presentador: muchas gracias. la policÍa de dakota del norte publicÓ el vÍdeo que muestra una persecuciÓn con desenlace fatal. en la grabaciÓn aparece jordan bajÁndose de una camioneta y un agente federal le dispara. la familia del fallecido dijo que llevaba aÑos luchando contra la depresiÓn y ahora exige justicia. el oficial fue colocado en licencia administrativa. hoy en la ediciÓn nocturna logramos acceso exclusivo a un centro de entrenamiento donde agentes federales llevan

we may hear from eric and lyle themselves from prison., including some in the d.a.'s office. >> liz kreutz for us, thank you. >>> in today's daily health, if you were planning on pouring yourself a glass of wine this weekend, you might want to listen up. the surgeon general of the u.s. is sounding the alarm on alcohol. a new advisory out cites a direct link between alcohol consumption and several different types of cancer. surgeon general vivek murphy should carry a warning label. joining us now is dr. john torres and ann thompson onset. ann, it surprised a lot of people to have the surgeon genel say we need warning labels. what's going on? >> it's surprising because it's not based on new research. he's looking at the compilation of research over years and saying americans need to be more aware of the possible links between alcohol consumption and cancer. he said fewer than half americans already make that link and he said there is extensive evidence that there's a link and it involves seven different types of cancer. let me read those to

there's a new plea to secure the release of eric and lyle menendez after 35 years in prison. it was made by 20 family members during a meeting with the new la d.a. yesterday. the menendez brothers were convicted of killing their parents back in 1989. prosecutors say they did it for financial gain. the brothers say they shot their parents after years of sexual abuse at the hands of their father, jose menendez. new los angeles da nathan hochman says he's reviewing the evidence before deciding whether to move forward with resentencing, which was supported by his predecessor. part of that process was speaking to the family. >> we're inputting that additional information that i received today, which was useful information into the entire decision matrix on what to do with this case. >> eric and lyle's family told the da they were prepared to support the brothers in any way possible if they're released from prison. the u.s. surgeon general issued a new warning on alcohol. he says even moderate amounts increase your risk for seven types of cancer, making alcohol the third leading pr

there's a new plea to secure the release of eric and lyle menendez after 35 years in prison.t was made by 20 family members during a meeting with the new los angeles district attorney yesterday. the menendez brothers were convicted of killing their parents back in 1989. prosecutors say they did it for financial gain, but the brothers say they shot their parents after years of sexual abuse at the hands of their father, jose menendez. new los angeles da nathan hochman says he's reviewing the evidence before deciding whether to move forward with resentencing supported by his predecessor. now, part of that process was speaking to the family. >> we're inputting that additional information that i received today, which was useful information into the entire decision matrix on what to do with this case. >> eric and lyle's family told the da they were prepared to support the brothers in any way possible if they are released from prison. the u.s. surgeon general issued a new warning on alcohol. he says even moderate amounts increase your risk for seven types of cancer, making alcohol t

lyles burgers motive remains unclear. seven other people suffered minor injuries in the blast. across the country. police departments are looking to up their security here in the bay area. there were two large events in san francisco yesterday the warriors game at chase center and first thursday, a street event downtown. a spokesperson for the san francisco police department says they were in close communication with state and federal authorities about any threats. incoming mayor daniel danielle lurie creating a new city hall position to address safety issues. retired sfpd commander paul yep will become the city's chief of public security. we need to step up our game. what we learned from incidents like that are kind of new tactics that terrorists use, and we incorporate those into our game plan. yep. we'll oversee eight city departments, including police, fire and the department of emergency management. 607 now to the follow up on the deadly head-on crash in the south bay. the victim we now know was a pregnant woman from gilroy. the crash happened around 630 wednesday night on

this in altadena, trying to put out the hotspots because the concern is today is have had a bit of a lylea winds but they could be coming back tonight over the weekend next week and they can re— fan the flames. —— lull. you can see behind me, this burned—out family home, it is one house in scenes repeated up and the street in altadena. it is still under an evacuation. some residents have been able to come back and take a look at the devastation and understandably they have been incredibly emotional, tearful. i was speaking to one family who came back on behalf of their grandmother who leftjust their grandmother who left just with a their grandmother who leftjust with a suitcase and they have been trying to find and earn containing their grandfather's ashes and sadly they were not able to retrieve that. we know president biden has spoken once again today and he said people in communities like this one, that they will have all the resources they need to recover and to rebuild but run out for these residents, listening to that and looking at this destruction, the fact that ash is still falli

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our next adventure involves the possible release from prison of eric and lyle menendez. the brothers were convicted of killing their parents in the high profile murder case almost 30 years ago now. tomorrow, several family members pushing for the brothers to be resentenced. we'll meet the newly elected los angeles county district attorney. the prior da asked a judge to sentence the brothers after the election. the new da said he needed to review the case. next, in the advancer, a hearing is set for tomorrow to consider a motion to release former san francisco 40 niners dana stubblefield from prison. the hearing comes a week after a state appeals court overturned stubblefield's 2020 rape conviction. the appeals court found that a statement prosecutors made referencing stubblefield's race during the trial was discriminatory and violated the racial justice act. stubblefield has served three years of a 15 year to life sentence. and our final advance are two oakland fire stations are going to be closing on monday because of the city's budget cuts. that's according to the fire

matthew lyles burger rented the truck in colorado and then drove it to the hotel on new year's day. that truck was filled with large fireworks, mortars, gas canisters when it exploded. investigators can't definitely identify him if he was the person found dead inside the cybertruck. but his military card and his id and his passport were found in the wreckage. seven other people suffered minor injuries in that blast, and police are still looking for a motive. now those attacks are weighing on police departments everywhere as they reexamine how to keep public places safe moving forward, including here in the bay area. in fact, in san francisco tonight, there are two large events happening the warriors game underway at chase center right now, and first thursday, a street event downtown. also happening now. a spokesperson for the san francisco police department says they are not aware of any current credible threats against the city, but they are in close communication with state and federal authorities. if anything changes, incoming mayor daniel lowry is creating a newity hall position

. >> we have some new developments tonight in the case of lyle and erik menendez, family members of the brothers met with a new los angeles county da nathan hochman. hochman spoke just a short time ago. >> a number of the victims, family members came in. it was very productive session where they gave me all their thoughts about what should happen this case. there. experiences that they want to share the ultimate direction, that they wanted this case to go. and so is a very productive conversation over a number of hours. yeah, i i invite and have continued to invite any additional victim, family member. and i think. virtually all of them were there today. i wanted to speak with me to speak with me. >> the brothers have spent nearly 35 years in prison for shooting and killing their parents. their defense team argues that they should be re-sentenced and released from prison after recent evidence of alleged abuse by their father. governor newsom is preview lecy said that he won't grant clemency in tel. then do da has time to weigh >> new information tonight about the deadly plane crash near

lyle and eric's family are pushing for them to be released back in 1996.rothers were sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of their parents. their attorneys say new evidence corroborate claims that their father sexually abused them at the time of the killings. the resentencing hearing is set for the end of the month. the department of transportation is taking action against one airline for repeatedly delaying flights. the dod hit jetblue with a $2 million fine today. the agency says the airline delayed flights along east coast routes. at least 145 times from june 2022 through november 2023. half the cash will go to passengers who are delayed. jetblue says its on-time rate has improved and urged the incoming administration to invest in improving air traffic control. all right. and jessica aguirre is here now joining us with what's coming up next. right now at 6:00, big celebrations coming to chinatown as san francisco prepares to swear in a new mayor. a look ahead at the night market planned for inauguration day, and the implications the event w

police have officially identified the driver as decorated army veteran matthew lyles burger. now, he drove to the trump hotel on new year's day. then he shot himself before the cybertruck exploded. the blast injured seven people. his military id and passport were found inside the truck, but officials had to wait for dna test results to confirm his body was inside the vehicle. investigators say they also found a note he wrote that said, quote, this was not a terrorist attack. it was a wake up call. he also described the united states as, quote, terminally ill and headed towards collapse. well, the santa cruz wharf will partially reopen tomorrow, earlier than the city originally thought. this after a section of the wharf collapsed into the ocean during a strong storm last week. 17 businesses have been closed since then. originally, the city said it could take weeks if not months to partially reopen the wharf. but now city leaders say the plan they plan to reopen it tomorrow and the portion of the wharf affected by the collapse, by the way, will remain closed. all right, jeff ra

police now say that matthew lyles burger used ai, including chatgpt, to plan that attack. they say the green beret searches through chatgpt indicate he was looking for information on explosive targets, ammunition, travel speeds and whether fireworks were legal in arizona. police say burger shot himself moments before the rented tesla truck he was in exploded. on new year's day, seven people were injured in that explosion. well, tonight, bart police are on the hunt for suspects after someone stabbed a man outside the hayward bart station. it happened before 10 a.m. nbc bay area's velena jones has the latest details on this investigation. velena. after hours of detouring commuters, this hayward station reopened around 1:00 this afternoon. but tonight, the investigation continues into what led to this stabbing. commuters gave way to crime scene tape at the hayward bart station this morning after a man was stabbed and wounded. investigators collected evidence for hours focusing on the concourse level near the bathroom. sad. real sad. i feel a little uncomfortable. a little unc

our next adventure involves the possible release from prison of eric and lyle menendez. the brothers were convicted of killing their parents in the high profile murder case almost 30 years ago now. tomorrow, several family members pushing for the brothers to be resentenced. we'll meet the newly elected los angeles county district attorney. the prior da asked a judge to sentence the brothers after the election. the new da said he needed to review the case. next, in the advancer, a hearing is set for tomorrow to consider a motion to release former san francisco 40 niners dana stubblefield from prison. the hearing comes a week after a state appeals court overturned stubblefield's 2020 rape conviction. the appeals court found that a statement prosecutors made referencing stubblefield's race during the trial was discriminatory and violated the racial justice act. stubblefield has served three years of a 15 year to life sentence. and our final advance are two oakland fire stations are going to be closing on monday because of the city's budget cuts. that's according to the fire

lyle and erik's family are pushing for them to be released. back in 1996, the brothers were sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of their parents. their attorneys sayay w evidence corroborate claims that their father sexually abused them at the time of the killings. the resentencing hearing is set for the end of the month. the woman convicted of killing singer selena has filed for parole. yolanda saldivar killed tejano superstar selena quintanilla perez back in 1995. the quintanilla family had accused saldivar of embezzling money from selena's fan club and clothing boutiques. selena confronted salvador about the allegations at a days inn motel in corpus christi, and that is when she shot and killed selena. saldivar was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years. the parole review date is set for march 30th. well, just like a pack of cigarettes. the surgeon general says alcoholic beverages should have a cancer risk warning label. that recommendation is part of a health and human services report leased

and i, but however, the occupants miss lyles shunted those dreams of killing hope and shattering desires. i had a twin brother with whom we always went to work and came home together. before the war started, we were striving to realize our goals, but now no dreams will come true, especially for my twin, my younger siblings just after losing my relatives life lost its meaning because my strong support was gone to the phone. and this is just one of hundreds of human stories. hundreds of families in gauze that have been completely removed from the states and civilian population register as a result of the conflict in which the israeli army has targeting civilians in an attempt to home as many innocent people as possible. yeah. we can cross now to amman and speak with united nations childrens funds spokesperson tests. ingram tests good to have you on the program with us us secretary of state anthony blinking has expressed optimism about a gaza cease fire agreement saying that it is ready to be concluded and implemented . if a mazda agrees but the terms, but previous, a similar plans for a de

our subject is 37 year old matthew lyles burger. he's of colorado springs, colorado, born july 22nd of 1987. now, as you'll see here on a picture of his driver's license, let's see, the question really still remains for me. and i know that there's a lot of you folks in the media that are identifying this person as the person in our vehicle. as i mentioned to you already, his body is burnt beyond recognition and i do still not have confirmation 100% that that is the individual that was inside of our vehicle. and so, as i'm calling it now, the subject or person of interest, i will not come back until i have the confirmation through dna or medical records that this is indeed, in fact, the subject inside of the vehicle. now, further complicating this identification of this individual, we also discovered through the coroner's office that the individual had sustained a gunshot wound to the head prior to the detonation of the vehicle. one of the handguns was found at his feet inside of the vehicle. obviously in how we're trying to identify

lyle and erik's family are pushing for them to be released. back in 1996, the brothers were sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of their parents. their attorneys say new evidence corroborate claims that their father sexually abused them at the time of the killings. the resentencing hearing is set for the end of the month. the woman convicted of killing singer selena has filed for parole. yolanda saldivar killed tejano superstar selena quintanilla perez back in 1995. the quintanilla family had accused saldivar of embezzling money from selena's fan club and clothing boutiques. selena confronted salvador about the allegations at a days inn motel in corpus christi, and that is when she shot and killed selena. saldivar was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years. the parole review date is set for march 30th. well, just like a pack of cigarettes. the surgeon general says alcoholic beverages should have a cancer risk warning label. that recommendation is part of a health and human services report releas

erik and lyle menendez are serving life without parole for murdering their parents inside their beverly hills home in 1989. now in their 50s, they began their bid for freedom after new evidence of their father's sexual abuse emerged in their case. >> we had a chance over the last month to begin the process of reviewing thousands of pages of confidential prison records to determine whether or not the menendez brothers have engaged in rehabilitation. >> the brothers have the support of most of their extended family, who have said they deserve to be free. several family members have said in today's world, which is more aware of the impact of sexual abuse, the brothers would not have been convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life. >> for more on the menendez brothers bid for release, we spoke with tmz's michael babcock, who says that there could be public pressure on the da to make a decision about the case. >> if anyone says that publicity on a case doesn't matter, i mean, they're either they're just either flat out wrong or lying because, let's be honest. i mean, this was a m

yesterday family members of lyle and erik menendez met with the los angeles county district attorneys to be resentenced. with their family lawyer really not saying much about that meeting. >> reporter: could you just say something? [inaudible conversations] >> you have a good vibe of how it's going to go? guy: joining us now is the man that the family met with, the district attorney in los angeles county, nathan hockman . sir, welcome to the show. congratulations on your recent victory, and here you are in the job and a big, high profile case getting a lot of renewed attention here. what can you tell us about the meeting that you just held with the family? >> so we had a very productive meeting. the family was kind enough to share their experiences with the menendez brothers, their perspectives, their ideas on what should happen. and if this forms part of the data set that i am going through. i'm doing a thorough review of the facts and the law. i'm going through the thousands of pages of prison transcripts to figure out the rehabilitation part. i'm reviewing thousands of pages of tr

they discussed a possible sentencing for ere and i can lyle me mendez, who were convice convicted and sentenced to life without parole of shooting and killing their parents. new evidence supports the brother's claim they were becaused by their father. abused by their father. da hocheman is reviewing the facts and evidence in the case is joining us live later this morning. south carolina tops u hauls top 2024 top growth ranking list for the first time ever. 51% of all one way u-haul traffic in and out of the state were for people moving in texas, which was the top state for three years in a row, fell to second. and california, as always, ranked dead last for the move ins for the fifth year in a row. rachel: that's so sad, you guys. california, it is the most beautiful state. guy: social security gorgeous. rachel: it's so sad it's ranked last and that should be all that gavin newsom needs to know about his state. charlie: know how hard you have to work to destroy pair dice? got to really work hard toe do that. guy: stupid policies and california is like exhibit a on that front. rachel:

to consider a just re-sentencing for eric and lyle mends life without parole for shooting and killingir parents. new evidence supports the brothers' claim that they were abused by their father. the d.a. says he will review all the evidence before making a decision. president biden has reportedly decided to block nippon's steal bid for u.s. steel and an announcement could come as soon as today. the u.s. committee on foreign months reviewing this bid for national security risk. but referred the decision to biden last month. right now shares of u.s. steel are down 9 percent in premarket trade. and the owner of a very popular waffle shop in seattle, washington, making the difficult decision to shut down her beloved business over the city's new $20 minimum wage law. watch. >> this was my dream to own my own cafe, to run it how i want to, and to really like be in service to people. i have cried every day. for me the increase would cost me $32,000 more a year. >> emily: the new law went into effect on new year's day hiking hourly pay from 19.97 to $20.76. that perceived as incremental change

. >>> family members of erik and lyle menendez are describing their hours long meeting with the new l.aor reduced sentence in renewed interest in the brothers' case. the hearing is set for january 30th and 31st. >>> the santa cruz wharf is reopened less than two weeks after powerful waves caused part of it to class. businesses that shutdown also reopened ahead of schedule. >>> former president jimmy carter's remains are expected to arrive in front of the georgia capitol in atlanta for a moment of silence in the next hour. the ceremony will then take place at the carter presidential center. we will bring you the events as it happens. stay with us. we will be back after a short break. ♪ ♪ break. ♪ ♪ it's that simple, for 24 hour heartburn relief... one beats ten. prilosec otc. >>> very good day to all of you from the msnbc world headquarter here in new york. welcome, everyone, to "alex witt reports." we begin this hour with live pictures of the georgia state funeral procession for jimmy

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several family members of eric and lyle menendez will meet with the newly elected l.a. county district attorney. they are pushing for the brothers to be resentenced. the prior da asked a judge to sentence the brothers, who were convicted of killing their parents nearly 30 years ago. the new da delayed the case, saying he needed time to review it. most members of the menendez family say theof brothers should be released from prison. >> taking a live look at the u.s. capitol this morning where it could be a chaotic day, the 119th congress convenes today, the first order of business picking leadership positions. and it's not clear if house speaker mike johnson is going to keep his job. yesterday, johnson met with fellow republicans who are undecided about whether to back his bid to retain the gavel. at least 16 republican members have not committed to voting for him. he cannot afford to lose more than one republica, and representative thomas massie of kentucky has already said he's a no. >> he doesn't have my vote. >> so you won't vote for him. >> he does not have my vote.

several family members of eric and lyle menendez will meet with the newly elected l.a. county district attorney. they are pushing for the brothers to be resentenced. the prior da asked a judge to resentence the brothers, who were convicted of killing their parents. this was nearly 30 years ago. the new da delayed the case, saying he needed time to review it. most members of the menendez family say the brothers should be released from prison. lyft is renewing the lease for its san francisco headquarters, but the rideshare company appears to be downsizing. the san francisco business times reports lyft least 170,000ft■!s at its 185 barry street location last month. lyft previously occupied 419,000ft■!s, but listed part of its offices for sublease after shifting to remote work during the pandemic. now, here's your chance to score a free chipotle for an entire year. chipotle is teaming up with san francisco based exercise app strava for their 2025 city challenge. for the next month, people in 25 cities this includes san francisco can run, bike or walk along chipotle segments

family members of eric and lyle menendez will meet with newly elected los angeles district attorney nathan hochman. now he beat incumbent incumbent district attorney george gascon last november. while gascon favored releasing the brothers based upon new evidence. hochman needed more time to examine the case. relatives of the brothers say the two have gone through immense personal growth while in prison for killing their parents. in 1989, two people were killed and 18 others injured after a small plane crashed through the roof of a commercial building in orange county. >> it happened yesterday afternoon near the fullerton airport, about 25 miles south of downtown los angeles. federal investigators say the pilot made an urgent call to the tower shortly after taking off, asking to immediately return to the airport. >> the tower controller then cleared the pilot to land on any runway. the airplane then appeared to make a 180 degree left turn, and flew the left downwind for runway two four, and ultimately crashed about 1000ft short of runway two four, struck a furniture building and immediately

. >> in the 100 meter dash, noah lyles took the title of world's fastest man in a photo finish. then medaled again and collapsed. >> that boy won an olympic medal on covid. do you understand? when i had covid, i couldn't walk up the stairs. >> the unstoppable simone biles jumped, flipped and fought her way into the medals again. >> she's amazing. >> such an inspiration. >> and the men weren't bad either. >> the male athlete with the glasses, whose name i cannot remember who was so serious. i mean, he blew me away. >> but the u.s. can't claim the most amazing performance that goes to australia and the dazzling dance of rachel gunn, better known as ray gun. >> i feel badly that so much fun has been made, and yet i might have also been ray gun for halloween. >> back on u.s. shores, the kansas city chiefs bested the san francisco 49 ers to repeat as super bowl champs. first time since the patriots two decades ago. >> i think patrick mahomes is on pace to be the goat to unseat tom brady as the greatest of all time. >> in baseball the los angeles dodgers crushed the new york yankees i

after meeting with lyle and erik menendez family. nathan hochman says he's still reading thousands of pages of recordings or records. rather, the brothers were convicted in 1996 of killing their parents. they confessed to the murders but claimed self-defense, alleging abuse by their father. that's a claim disputed by prosecutors. meanwhile, a recent letter from eric has renewed family support for their release, though at least one relative is still against it. the brothers are set to appear in court later this month, and thousands of criminal convictions in minnesota have now been expunged. the clean slate act went into effect this week. it's a new law that expunges lower level nonviolent crimes for those who have stayed crime free for several years. a 2023 study estimated at least 470,000 minnesotans are eligible for expungement, but only 5% have done it. law enforcement, courts and prosecutors, though, can still access those records. >> amara walker let's turn now to the terrorist attack in new orleans on bourbon street that killed

district attorney says he has not made a decision on the menendez brothers case after meeting with lyle and erik menendez family. nathan hochman says he is still reading thousands of pages of records. the brothers were convicted in 1996 of killing their parents. they confessed to the murders but claimed self-defense, alleging abuse by their father, a claim disputed by prosecutors. a recent letter from eric has renewed family support for the release, though at least one relative is against it. the brothers are set to appear in court later this month. new york's governor is set to announce the revival of congestion pricing. it is the nation's first toll program, charging vehicles entering midtown and lower manhattan during peak hours. sources tell cnn the revised plan reduces the proposed toll from $15 to $9. the governor paused the program last year, citing inflation and rising prices as the reason. now, governor kathy hochul faces pressure from environmentalists and some lawmakers to act before president elect donald trump. a vocal critic takes office. danny. >> the u.s. surgeon general

more than 20 of lyle and erik's family members press l.a.'s new district attorney to resentence the brothers for killing their parents. could they be closer to freedom? >> whit: quad-demic. what people online are calling the rise in flu, covid, rsv and norovirus cases. an emergency medicine physician joins us to review the symptoms and when to head to the hospital. >> janai: nfl matchups. the final weekend of the regular season. ♪ you better get moving ♪ >> janai: and get ready for a blockbuster bonanza. we have what you've been waiting for. >> you want me? come and get me. >> janai: and never want to end. >> i need you to trust me. >> janai: on the big and small screens. >> welcome to the white lotus in thailand. >> janai: your must sees of the new year. >> gio: and we do say good morning, america on this saturday. a good saturday because it's someone's birthday. >> janai: ah, because whit saw "wicked" this week, it is my birthday. thank you for telling america just like you told everybody behind the scenes here. >> whit: i was going to keep

. >>> developments in the menendez brothers case more than 20 members of erik and lyle's family immediate with met family met with the attorney on friday. we are liz kreutz who spoke with the family members. liz, how far do they say that meeting went? >> reporter: they were pleased with how it went. they say the d.a. was respectful leading each family member speak and why they want the brothers released. the d.a. has not revealed his intention saying he is very viewing evidence on both sides of the case. for the first time, several members of the menendez family meeting with the district attorney nathan awkman. which they say was an act of selfdefense after years of abuse by their father. >> a very productive session where they gave me all of their thoughts about what should happen in this case. the ultimate direction they want the case to go. >> reporter: the meeting with the family members lasted three hours after the brothers' cousin thanked the d.a. for his time. >> we are very much hoping we can find a path to manslaughter that we can see the release of the brothers immediately. >> r