khamovnichesky court found marcus and ajin guilty of embezzlement.ally appointed to serve a sentence of 13 years imprisonment to be served in a general regime penal colony; a sentence from zhenyada was assigned to serve a term of imprisonment of 9 years to be served in a general regime penal colony. the head of the lending department, marina klyueva, was found guilty and found guilty of 4 and a half years in prison; she was taken into custody in the courtroom. several more people who were involved in cashing out the withdrawn funds will go to the colony. from... the agreement of the verdict and clearly did not expect such a meeting, when she saw the handcuffs she tried to hide in the corridor. come here, yes, bye, it’s not time for them now. another person involved in the high-profile case , larisa’s brother marcus, georgy bijamov managed to escape abroad. first he settled in monaco; russia was denied his extradition. now, according to media reports, he has moved to the uk. georgy bijamov, co-owner of a swiss five-star hotel, owns. luxury apartments

', opened by famed restaurateur, marcus samuelsson. reflects bermuda's local cuisine, remixed with the vibrant flavors from various cultures. so chef leo, why bermuda? i think when marcus first came down here, he fell in love with the island, the history, the people. when you walk down the street and there's like everyone saying good morning to you, it's like very warm. you've got the scenery. ashley roberts (voiceover): nestled inside the hamilton princess and beach club, the decor at marcus' combines a bright island feel with an urban style, reminiscent of the restaurant that made samuelson famous, red rooster in harlem, new york. and it's what, like an hour and a half flight, as well? -hour and a half flight. -and you're in paradise. takes me longer to drive to jfk than it does to fly to bermuda. right? ashley roberts (voiceover): an homage to marcus samuelsson's ethiopian roots, chef leo dresses our fresh bermuda catch in a spice blend from ethiopia called for berbere. then he preps the cook while i work the sides. leo moreno: have

, marcus, you said something.sked, you know, the republican members of congress, their document they said was the thing that told all of us the bad information, they had the tee. it was classified, they made members view it, and come to find out, he lied about that document. you said something about a 10:23. you explain to folks why they view the document, if it was all a lie, they would have to find it out. >> a 10:23 statement, right? so the statements of the fbi, to fill up the statements as, well which was a statement of what they just said. since the fbi didn't open up an investigation based upon this affidavit, i believe that was probably the arrangement that the department of justice made of congress for members, to look at this documents. i think that this is -- >> then they open an impeachment investigation. >> the new open an impeachment. i think the key is cooperating evidence. the investigators could've done this type of, work whether doj on january six committee, you can't just rely on what a witness

there really are, i agree with marcus completely, completely distinct issues.other words, you could think, maybe fani willis had an improper relationship. there will be a hearing on that. it is still a very separate, distinct issue from the criminal charges that are pending. >> to clarify something you said, that is that this case could be paused quickly. >> yeah, there are substantial laws that when someone's president, that a state case, you don't want to have these states bring criminal cases, have them go forward while somebody is president. that doesn't mean that they are immune, it doesn't mean that they can't be charged, and they can't be tried after we leave office. the chances of the manhattan case hasn't happened, the georgia case hasn't happened, by the time that we have a new president, that they would be state. if they have gone forward. there is a conviction. then, michael is right, they stick, there is nothing federally that could happen to them. >> i want to talk about the civil fraud case. now, part of my sunday routine is i will put for my fam

marcus? >> thanks, kari. >>> today congressional leaders will be briefed on what is being referred to as a serious national security threat. the chairman of the house intelligence committee is calling on president joe biden's administration to declassify information. today in the bay's brie jackson is joining us from washington. i know the president has said he will ensure the safety of all american people. >> that's right, marcus. national security adviser, jake sullivan, will be here on capitol hill to brief the house's gang of four. this group consists of the speaker of the house, the minority leader as well as the chair and ranking member of the intel committee. according to three sources familiar with the matter, russia is developing a space-based nuclear weapon designed to target u.s. satellites, causing mike turner, the head of the house intelligence committee -- >> the program or the intelligence to which the chairman made members available is consistent with any number of threats tha

the khamovnichesky court found marcus and adzhin guilty of embezzlement.he was taken into custody in the courtroom. several more people will go to the colony, were engaged in cashing out money withdrawn from the bank. bags, it is already known for sure that larisa marcus’s defense will file an appeal; according to the law, they have 15 days to do so. olga zhurinkova, anton fedotov, konstantin berzov, dmitry manushev, denis novozhilov. news, duty department. wabank on scammers, well-known bloggers and media personalities call themselves victims of sports betting, not simple betting, but supposedly contract betting. they say a lady appeared in their social circle who knew all the secrets and promised to make three out of 2 million. managed is it possible for anyone to cheat the betting? you give 2 million, in a couple of weeks you will receive three, such a tempting offer from allan mamaev, the entrepreneur blogger received from her friend, the money supposedly needed to be transferred to a colleague, millionaire blogger victoria lagetskaya, for, so to speak

. >> and i'm marcus washington.n with the update on the cell phone situation after thousands found themselves without service overnight. at&t said 75% of its network is restored. at last check around 17,000 of its customers are still being impacted nationwide. the company says it was caused by a disruption on its network and according to the website that tracked outages, it happened just before 2:00 a.m. our time. at this point service is hit and miss and not all customers are impacted. this morning, san francisco's department of emergency management it could affect making calls to 911. people without service who need emergency assistance advised to use a working wi-fi network or friend with a working phone service. san jose police also echoing similar sentiments in a tweet about an hour ago and the issue in the city appears to be resolved. a handful of verizon, t-mobile and u.s. cellular customers are also still without service. at&t says that it is aware of that issue and it's working as quickly as possible to res

i am marcus washington. >>> i am kris sanchez. laura garcia is off today. >>> we're dealing with puddles on the roads as the storm system heads further to the south, but still leaving us with lingering rain. as we look further to the north, lightning strikes are starting to pop up across northern california. we will watch out for that chance as we go throughout today with isolated thunderstorms that will be possible. still, showers will be moving through san francisco and parts of the north bay and now extending over towards contra costa. we are seeing a few pockets where we are seeing the yellows and that's around san francisco and moving over towards hayward. as any point today we could see spotty rain, but overall the trend is to be a little drier, all the way up to this afternoon where we may see more activity developing and that's when once again we could see thunderstorms. a chance of rain continues in the forecast through tonight and into the day tomorrow, so we are not done with this storm just yet. we will have more on th

marcus, thank you so much. and tune in to "this week" tomorrow morning. george stephanopoulos speaks with white house national security adviser jake sullivan on the latest strikes in the region. >>> now to the crisis at the border and a rare bipartisan solution from the u.s. senate. lawmakers say text of the final bill is probably around 200 pages long and will be released this weekend. let's bring in abc's ike ejiochi on capitol hill. so ike, what new details are we learning about this possible deal? >> reporter: well, whit, the bill is xwpd to include adjusting the rules for who qualifies for asylum, even allowing migrants to work while their asylum cases are adjudicated. president biden would also have the ability to shut down the southern border if the number of migrant crossings reaches a certain undecided threshold. now, the bill also expected to include funding for ukraine, israel and taiwan, part of the president's 100-plus billion dollar funding request he made to congress back in october. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the package cou

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off.s and catchers are reporting to spring training. >> this comes as team executives reportedly are sitting down with city and county leaders to extend their lease in oakland. nbc bay area ginger conejero saab is live, and this was supposed to be the last season for the a's to play in oakland, but it seems like some of the fans' prayers have been answered. >> yeah, and marcus, kris, as things can and have gotten a bit confusing with everything that's gone on as the a's iron out those details with their move to vegas, another big question remains which is where will the a's play after this season as their lease at the coliseum expires? those new plans in vegas at the tropicana site, they are not yet finalized in 2028 is the earliest date for a new ballpark on the strip. the chronicle is reporting a's president will sit down today with city and county leaders. we have reached out to those reported to attend and it includes council member rebecca caplan, but we have not heard back. council m

good morning to you, laura and marcus.r has been in jail for over two years awaiting trial. later this morning at the hall of justice in san jose, she is expected back in court for a hearing to set a date for her trial, and to identify her attorneys. it is not unusual for a defendant to use one attorney for the preliminary stages of the case and then reassess whether they want a different attorney for the trial itself. late last year a grand jury indicted o'connor on seven additional felonies, including one charge that she allegedly encouraged some sexual acts between the teens at the parties she's accused of hosting and providing alcohol for. o'connor faces a potential sentencing of 31 years if found guilty instead of 17 years based on the earlier charges. in a previous exclusive statement to nbc bay area, o'connor said she's been frustrated by these court delays, says she had been waiting for two years for this moment, does not want this postponed and wants to move forward. reporting live here outside the hall of justice

i am laura garcia. >>> i am marcus washington.than 12,000 customers still without power this morning. here's a live look for you at pg&e's outage map. almost all the power has been restored to san francisco and the east bay, and the peninsula has 1,500 customers without the power, and the north bay about 8,000 without power, and about 3,000 in the east bay. >> meteorologist, kari hall, joins us now with a look at what we are looking like today. >> we are starting out with a chance of rain in the forecast. it's clear for now. temperatures are dropping, so we do have a cold start to our morning all around the bay area. also a coastal flood advisory will be in effect as we get the king tides building up over the next several days. we will have more cold mornings ahead with the weekend staying dry. with those spots out of power, it's freezing outside. in santa rosa, 32 degrees. even san francisco is in the 30s this morning. as we go into today we will start to see the rain chances building up go into the evening commute, but it will b

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first we want to take a live look for you this morning inside the santa clara county convention center. this is where everyone is going to be excited once they walk through those doors. whenever you see a lot of cars like these parked indoors, usually it means an auto show. and this one is no different. this one is a bay area favorite out there. silicon valley auto show returning starting today. so in about 15 minutes our own kris sanchez is going to break down the new cars and trucks turning heads. >>> you might want to head indoors. let's check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. she's tracking this incoming storm. >> the storm coming in will come in two waves. the first we'll see will be late tomorrow morning for the north bay and then continuing off and on into the afternoon. we're already seeing the clouds spreading across the bay area and a wider view shows you what the storm system looks like as it draws in tropical moisture. that's when you have heavy rainfall. we're al

i am marcus washington, back to you. >> marcus, thank you so much. >>> back at the anchor desk now. >> something unusual is happening at csu schools in california, enrollment has been dropping, around 6%, decline over the past few years, but at one bay area school, it is down 20%, what is the reason and why it might be turning around. >>> and the race for california senate seat has a clear front runner, with the number two spot it is neck and neck, after the march primary election only the top to advance to the november election and we will have the latest of numbers, all that and more coming up at 5:00. >> thank you, jenelle. >>> the top trending story voted by you on my instagram poll. >>> also, nursery shopping remanded, a new shopping cart in san mateo is changing the game. no longer needing to check out, the >>> here it is, the top trending story, as voted by you on my instagram poll, tom cruise taking a break from his usual role as the star as the auction blockbuster, deadline reports that he's teaming up with director alonzo gonzales. for a new movie. he is behind oscar-winning

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia.have so much to cover. we're going to go back out to our bay area pep rally in just a moment. >>> let's start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been timing out the important outlook. >> it's starting out cold, but we are going to see some sunshine in our forecast. we are going to be all clear as you get ready to head out this morning. also a frost advisory in effect until 9:00. then we also have a coastal flood advisory due to king tides, and some of the low-lying areas both this morning and tomorrow morning. and then the weekend staying dry with rain moving back in late next week. let's take a look at our temperatures today. upper 50s for much of the inland east bay, and then we're going to see for the north bay up to 57 degrees in novato. san francisco, 55, really not much of a difference from the north bay to the south bay. but the main thing we've been saying is that we are taking a break from any rain and it will be slightly warmer tomorrow. so i'll have mor

good morning to you, marcus and laura. you might recall this past sunday, hundreds of educators from across the bay area rallied outside westlake middle school in oakland to show support for palestinians and to protest what they called the oakland unified school district's attempts to stifle their free speech. this weekend there was a reservation for a meeting room for the teachers that was canceled at the last minute. ousd blames that cancellation on a staffing shortage. but the educators in support of palestinian say this was a politically motivated attempt to stifle palestinian solidarity organizing. sunday's event drew several counter-protesters who say they want to see teachers not focused on international events, but rather focused on their students' success in the classroom. they're also worried that activist educators will teach hatred of jewish people. they're planning to walk out of class later at westlake middle school and a rally this afternoon. just north of oakland in berkeley, some jewish students at cal, th

is drug war, despite marcus junior's repeated assertion, that is, government will tell the i, c. c. barney below elder 0 manila in austria, nashville held by the taliban in afghanistan for 9 months is being freed habit. fritz was playing stow following mediation by the state of casa, the 84 year old visited afghanistan last man. gates government travel advisories. austrian media reports, he was co founder of a band political policy that went to afghanistan to prove it was safe funds of ton of and to send refugees back. the 6th day woke out by junior adults as in south, craig shows no sign of ending a thousands of them are opposed to the government's plans to increase the number of trainees to solve and talk to shortage operations have been cancelled, and some patients say they being refused treatment unit crime reports from the capital. so as the doctor is from across the country, march to the presidential office. and so they're determined to stop government plans for 2000 additional medical school entries next year to meet the needs of the aging population. the confrontation has

structure of the government. riley's come on the anniversary of the 1986 revolution that toppled marcus's father on a be low request submitted a distant memory for many of these protesters. but they say the spirit of the people power revolution in 1986 lives and them 38 years on their fighting, an attempt to change the constitution by the son of the president that earlier generation topple. remember the last one was from history. a michael j barnes was she's got to be the new shows and another mark. all right. the one off when i fall, where again, right dividing, i tried to change something, marcus and his allies in congress is just the change will all the involve economic provisions of the constitution. the protesters don't believe it. the problem is that the limit that the number is not the ones they will fit for the assembly. you're not limited on probation on several things, including the presidency at the moment, limited to a single 6 year term. the current, closer to the philippines was drafted and approved after the 1986 mass uprising. the end of the 20th of ferdinand market senior

mark on fridays and whatnot for like fall where again, by providing i tried to change something, marcus and his allies in congress. is this, the change will all the involve economic provisions of the constitution. the protesters don't believe it. the problem is that the limit that the number is not the ones they will fit for the assembly. you're not limited on probation on several things, including the presidency at the moment, limited to a single 6 year term. the current, closer to the philippines was drafted and approved. after the 1986 mass uprising to the end of the 20th of ferdinand market, senior father of president ferdinand bought this junior partner, sir, se efforts to overhaul the constitution are part of historical revisionism that made the marquess fluid will come back possible. marcus junior, isn't the 1st philippine president to attempt to change the constitution every president since 1992 did. so including his predecessor rodrigo to turn to. but the 30 now says he's against change, and it's called for the succession of the island of mid to now in the southern philippines.

i'm marcus washington. back to you. >> marcus, thank you. janel has been working on the 5:00 pm news for us. >> i'm praying for a safer oakland. oakland faith leaders and the naacp are joining together. more businesses are leaving the city after repeated theft and break in. many chains have already left. small businesses have been affected even more. we have more on what they are calling for. >>> president biden is on his way to the bay area. the white house is only confirming that he is arriving on wednesday, but we find details about his trip, and where he plans to be. we will see you in just minutes, janel. >>> still to come, top stories as voted by you. also, a warm homecoming for the panda, pablo sandoval. he is attempting to return to the big leagues. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo

i am laura garcia. >>> i am marcus washington.et to team coverage on the dangerous conditions this storm is bringing. bob redell has more on those conditions. >> but let's check in with meteorologist, kari hall. she's taking a look at the timeline. >> we will start out with rain picking up today as we go into the late morning and late afternoon. we are looking at today's spotty rain and breezy winds at times. we are going to see the wind picking up even more tomorrow with off and on rain and some cooler temperatures that will last throughout the weekend. for the sierra, we are expecting a blizzard warning going up at 10:00 this morning, and continue through sunday morning as we see the brunt of the storm moving through later on. once again, tracking it where we will initially start out with light showers and then increasingly wet weather throughout the weekend. we will add up the impact where on saturday we are expecting heavier rain. rain rolling from the north to south from the north bay into the afternoon, and we will see it im

is come on the anniversary of the 1986 revolution to the top of marcus. his father ought to be low reports now from the distant memory for many of these protesters. but they say the spirit of the people power revolution in 1986 lives in them 38 years on their fighting, an attempt to change the constitution by the son of the president, that earlier generation topple. remember the last ones from history? oh my gosh. because once you start to be that one and another mark on friday, the one off when i fall, where again, right, providing i tried to change something, marcus and his allies in congress is just the change will all the involve economic provisions of the constitution. the protesters don't believe it. the problem is that the limit, the number is not the ones they will fit for the assembly. you're not limited to the probations are open, including the presidency at the moment, limited to a single 6 year term. the current, closer to the philippines was drafted and approved after the 1986 mass uprising. the end of the 20th of ferdinand market, senior fat

marcus moore abc news, tel aviv. >> our thanks to marcus moore for that report. apple is offering new guidance on what to do if your iphone gets wet. it's happened to all of us, right? it's happened to all of us, and we've probably all done the same thing. >> but hang on for a second here, because the company is now telling consumers they should never put an iphone in a bag of rice. and some of us, me, have done over the years, you know, thinking that the rice would absorb, absorb all that moisture. >> apple says the small particles in the rice could damage your phone. instead, just leave the phone to dry for at least 30 minutes in an area with some airflow. so andrew and i have both done this and it's worked for both of us. >> yeah, but we're not the experts. >> look, i'm not just putting my phone in rice. i'm obviously putting it in rice because it's a dire situation and it's already been damaged by water particles. what more could rice possibly do? all i'm saying is it's worked for me. >> same. it's worked, but maybe follow their advice since they're the exper

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we start with that breaking news. >> we are learning why law enforcement is ordering a shelter in place for people part of san pablo. nbc bay area's bob redell is joining us live there from the scene. and, bob, we're dealing with an armed suspect here. >> reporter: correct. a person that is armed, according to law enforcement, we believe with a gun, and they are barricaded in the neighborhood behind me here in san pablo. you can see the contra costa county sheriff's office, a number of units out here. they have blocked this intersection that's among many intersections that are blocked, but this is the intersection at san pablo avenue and k road. now, the order for lockdown of this neighborhood went into effect overnight. the residents, they have been leaving this area, but they cannot go back inside, which has been a problem for people like thad gardener, who can't get back to his pain melds for his recent dental procedure. >> they didn't tell me i wasn't going to be able to get back

i am marcus washington. >>> i am laura garcia. we will check on traffic with mike in a bit, but let's first check the forecast. >>> today we start to seat rain coming in. we are not expecting it to be heavy, at least not initially. waves will be heavier as we go into the next couple of days. this is such a widespread system, and we can see the long line of moisture and the line starting to make its way further to the north of the bay area. we can see it moving pasture rekau. a line of heavier rain that may pack gusty winds. it will start to move its way across the bay area for a late morning into the early afternoon. at 5:00 it's really hitting the south bay hard, and also moving through the tri-valley. then they will be a brief break. >>> mike, you are already looking at a crash happening in berkeley? >> yeah, it's clearing some of the stage here. what happened, an hour ago, was a car went off the roadway and smashed into this barrier, and i blocked the sign that says berkeley. the off-ramp was unaffected. there were injuries, bu

kris and marcus?h, kari. >>> we just felt another earthquake outside hollister and this is a 3.3 magnitude quake near los pinos. if that sounds familiar, we had a 3.4 earlier in the newscast that happened at 9:30 this morning. we've had no reports of damage or injury from the earlier one. this one is less strong so we suspect much of the same. >>> happening now, millions of californians can claim money today. we are talking about the fourth annual unclaimed property day. this is the day to let people know nationwide that they might have properties that haven't been claimed and that could include bank accounts, stocks, bonds, uncashed checks and insurance benefits and searching and claiming property is free. that part of the program administered by state controller's office. the office says that it is holding millions of un (vo) meet fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo. fargo makes banking faster, and easier. (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (vo) lets you pick up the tab, even if yo

i'm marcus washington, and thank you for joinin >>> us. heritage. i'm marcus washington. and thank you for joining us. you know, this month is an opportunity to explore the people, places, and institutions that make the bay area particularly diverse. and tonight, the first story, we want to introduce you to a non-profit that started in oakland and now has spread across the country. its mission, to mentor black young men an

>> reporter: that is correct, marcus. city leaders are now in the final stages of putting a task force together that will investigate opioid linked deaths as homicides. the announcement was made back in october of last year. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the task force will be fully operational early this year. she's also reiterating the need to attack this drug crisis from all levels, include prosecuting dealers for the lives fentanyl is taking. >> we have to address this at all levels. we can't ignore the people on our streets selling death while we only go after suppliers. we have to be attacking this on all fronts, and that's what we're doing. >> reporter: this comes as talk about the city's opioid crisis is front and center at a march at city hall yesterday. mayor london breed made the case for her handling of the crisis during her tenure and the programs that have been created. some of her challengers in the mayoral race this year, including the supervisor, says breed's leadership has been a pr

laura and marcus? >> thanks, kari. >>> well, the largest and oldest rummage sale in northern california is in full swing in oakland. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is shopping at this year's white elephant sale, which benefits the oakland museum of california. >> reporter: you can see why this is considered to be northern california's largest rum anl sale. we're in a warehouse here in oakland. this is benefiting of course the oakland museum of california. 96,000 square feet. look over to your right and you've got furniture, all sorts of turn which you were. if you keep spinning around, you're going to see we've got silver -- quickly look over here, all the jewelry. over there, it looks like there's women's accessories. i know there's stuff for the kitchen in one section. here's more furniture to the left. i see books way down there. i know there's musical instruments down on the other corner. there's hardware. i am trying to think if there's anything they don't have. the question would be for marge harve

i was so happy, marcus and laura, they even have a hat that fits my big head.ht kind of look for me. guys, just send me a shopping list, and maybe venmo me and i'll bring you something back, maybe a cool hat. >> i love it. quite the look there. you've got the brains to fill it. >> looking good, jay. >> we'll continue to check back. it was looking a little sleepy, at least quiet there. we will check back with jay in just a little bit. >>> here we're going to talk about a big fan of the 49ers. we are talking about ray penya, we featured him years ago on "today in the bay." he's considered a super fan. he's been a 49ers fan since his dad took him to his first game at 5 years old and he's cheered on the team for decades. after being injured as a child, he battled several health problems, including eye surgeries that were on and off until he was diagnosed with cancer at 30 years old. >> i had to remove one of my eyes and the first thing i wanted to do was asked for a niner day instead of a regular eye. >> he was selected as the 49ers fan of the year back in 2022 and

good morning, marcus, laura. i sat down with a group of black women here in charleston, south carolina, ahead of tomorrow's republican primary to have an open and honest conversation about decision 2024. black women, a key voting bloc in south carolina, but far from a monolith. each one i spoke with voicing their own views about a variety of issues that drive them to the polls, while highlighting the importance of open political discussions. >> someone my age may not have the same rights in terms of reproductive health that a generation before me had. >> table discussions like this where we are comfortable and able to speak in laymen's terms to bring up issues, to get a little messy around the topic. >> we've got to vote. we have to vote. >> reporter: despite biding his time between the courtroom and campaign trail, former president trump leads the state's former governor, nikki haley, by double digits heading into tomorrow's republican primary. tonight trump is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at the black co

mark on fridays and whatnot for like fall where again, by providing i tried to change something, marcus and his allies in congress is just the change with all the involved economic provisions of the constitution. the protesters don't believe it. the problem is that the limit that the number is not the ones they will fit for the assembly. you're not limited on probation on several things, including the presidency at the moment, limited to a single 6 year term. the current, closer to the philippines was drafted and approved after the 1986 mass uprising to the end of the 20th of ferdinand market, senior father of president ferdinand bought this junior partner's here. se efforts to overhaul the constitution are part of historical revisionism that made the marquess fluid will come back possible. marcus junior, isn't the 1st philippine president to attempt to change the constitution. every president since 1992 did so including his predecessor rodrigo to turn to. but the 30 now says he's against change, and it's called for the succession of the island of men to now into sudden philippines. a m

marcus and laura? >> thanks, kari. >>> happening now, the "west side story" returns as the san jose sharks take on the winnipeg jets later today. the sharks on the road and will play in canada. this is the return to a bye week and the all-star game. this is for the san jose sharks. the game starts at 4:30 this afternoon. >>> this midday, we continue to follow breaking news in san jose where crews are on the scene of a two-alarm apartment fire. the new details we're learning about the rescues made next o nbc bay arn ea you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are.

marcus and laura?u very much, kari. >>> happening now, a man accused of shooting into a peninsula church is set to be arraigned. it happened last month in south san francisco. no one was injured and the front window was blown out and a few hours later police arrested that suspect, 23-year-old damari augustine. he's expected to face charges including attempted murder. >>> we have more super bowl coverage when we return right here on nbc bay area. ahead, we'll introduce you to a young 49ers fan turned social media celebrity. his incredible story you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message b

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington.oing to get a check of the commute because traffic will be slow this morning. but let's talk about that forecast. kari, some places you're going to see heavy rain, some places you won't. coming in, i got three different types of cells. >> and it's changing every few minutes. so you're driving, it's barely dry and then it starts raining and then it pours and stops. that's the kind of conditions we'll see throughout the day as we're still getting a lot of this moisture coming in as we get a look at the radar this morning. so this is the kind of activity that will stick around for a while, and we're tracking it with stormranger that gives us the best amount of detail and exactly where it's raining and where it's not because it is changing every few minutes. we are seeing rain just north of morgan hill, on 101 the roads are very wet. there's still a lot of puddles left over. the peninsula, it is mostly dry for now but a next wave of rain is coming into the coastal areas and will be with us

had 2 strikeouts, including one on all-star series, marcus in bay area. cat. he threw 16 in 19 pitches for strikes with a lot of swings and misses showing why he was one japan's premier pitchers and one of the top free agents on the market this year. so lot of baseball going on spring training right now. we have the warriors, the chilling in new york right now. they've laid in the mix tomorrow. i really he said he's going to go to central park and play some chess. if you remember a couple years ago, he did that interview with a local news station in new york. they didn't know that it he was talking about scaffolding use like a you know, i don't like walking under those. so. >> clay's a character is it's been fun covering him, it seems to really embrace the coming off the bench role yet for sure. i mean, you know, it's you just got to change with your surroundings and what's happening. and if you don't adapt usually it's not good. so you got to just learn to adapt in every facet of life, but definitely in a team sport where people are counting on you to play a

marcus rashford returns with a goal as they beat wolves — but onlyjust.lp england stay in charge of their series in india we'll look ahead to friday's second test. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. we start with what might be called the biggest driver transfer in the history of formula 1 and a plot twist few saw coming. lewis hamilton will leave mercedes at the end of next season and join rivals ferrari from 2025 the 39 —year—old started out in f1 at mclaren back in 2007 winning the first of his titles a year later in what was a gamble at the time he made a big move

you mention marcus ashford. stan _ unhappy with. you mention marcus ashford.n charge with what's going on with him over the last few weeks, it wouldn't be a manchester united player any more. is that really the case do you think because you always ask me the difficult questions. would there be a punishment? when he played so soon? is probably unlikely. brute a punishment? when he played so soon? is probably unlikely. we have seen erik ten _ soon? is probably unlikely. we have seen erik ten react _ soon? is probably unlikely. we have seen erik ten react too _ soon? is probably unlikely. we have seen erik ten react too much - seen erik ten react too much stricter situations. seen erik ten react too much strictersituations. he seen erik ten react too much stricter situations. he has come out and explain those decisions. so has marcus ashford. he is not really been playing well to what we expect from him. it's a little bit of things possibly going on off and on the pitch. he's a wonderful talent. manchester united desperately need him. we manchester united despera

i'm glad you are here to talk about this, marcus.the effect be on the black community? and would it be enough, or at least the beginning? >> yes, it's important that we understand that whenever we are hearing reparations, we are thinking bigger than just a check, or just money. for example, one of the first things that happened during slavery is that a bit of ire was placed into kidnap people smells. which means that it steals their smile. and so the question that becomes, is there a reparation that is monetary that can address the loss of something like a smile? in the answer is no. and so instead, what we need to be thinking you are what i call seven forms of reparations, for the piles and piles of dead. political reparations, intellectual reparations, the legal reparations, economic reparations, spatial, social, and spiritual reparations. and all of those together comprise what i call radical reparations, which really plants the seeds of an infrastructure equity, which is beneficial to not only black americans or african americans

>> david: all right, marcus moore in tel aviv for us, marcus, thank you. >>> back in the u.s., and to the economy tonight, and to a disappointing new report on inflation sending stocks tumbling. consumer prices in january were up 3.1% from a year ago. the prices for housing and food stubbornly high. energy prices did fall. the inflation news dimming hopes of lower interest rates in the near future. the dow falling 524 points. the biggest one-day loss since last march. today's down day in the market comes after weeks of new record highs. >>> when we come back tonight, the plane near buffalo making an emergency landing when the door came off. >>> and nearly five years after that awful fire at notre dame, the big reveal, right here tonight. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) how so? (fisher investments) we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'' best interest. (fisher investments) so we don't sell any commission-based products. (other money manager) then how do you make money? (fisher inves

i am marcus washington. >>> i am kris sanchez. laura garcia is off this morning. we do have live team coverage for you. bob redell is watching the water levels along one creek where flooding has been an issue in the past. first, meteorologist, kari hall, joins us this morning. kari, super busy yesterday. looks like the radar is still picking up the rain. >> it's still picking up on some rain, and that will be the case throughout the day even though the heaviest rain has already fallen. we are tracking a system that will give us a chance of thunderstorms today. look at the lightning popping off the coast to the north, and we will look at that possibility mainly into the afternoon. right now still lingering rain in snowfall moving over towards the east bay with breaks in the activity in the north bay as well as the south bay. looks like by late morning most of us will at least get peeks of sunshine. as we move our timeline forward into the early afternoon, rain returns to the north bay and then also sweeping through much of the rest of the bay area by 3:00 to 4:00 w

we have marcus smith ii, as well. i'm glad to have you both here. going to begin with you, will, on this piece. you open the piece talking about 78-year-old irv cross. he's a former nfl player. he was denied help, despite dementia and being diagnosed it by his own doctor, by the way. why is this story so impactful? >> this settlement was supposed to make whole players who were dealing with the later life effects of playing in the nfl and situations like irv cross have played out. mr. cross had dementia, had been diagnosed by his own doctor. he didn't have dementia as the settlement defined it. he didn't qualify for care that he and his family think he should have gotten? >> how do they define it? this investigation talks about what the criteria was. in part, there's a special set of doctors that have to determine it, not your own, right? >> the nfl's lawyers and players came up with the own way to define dementia, which is more difficult than how doctors diagnose it in america. there's situations where the players are diagnosed with their own physic

>> good morning, marcus and laura. been made at this point, but there are promising leads. san francisco police still looking into this act of vandalism that happened over the weekend, and if you really take a look at some of this video, you can see, fortunately, no one was in the waymo car when it was set on fire. it could have been a differently story. here is one of the videos circulating online. it shows how fiery of a scene it was on jackson street around 9:00 on saturday night. that is when waymo says a crowd vandalized the car and broke its window. someone also threw a firework inside which set the car on fire. san francisco board of supervisor aaron peskin says the timing for locals and tourists was terrible. >> it is extremely dangerous. buildings could have been lit on fire, people could have been hurt. most importantly, this was the day of the chinese lunar new year. this is one of the most important days for families. there were thousands and thousands of tourists here partaking in the events. >> reporter:

don't make the same mistake as me, marcus. marcus.okay factual is saying. >> oh, guys are telling marcus to gaza saying, i ravens. >> marcus. okay, there we go. thank you. illiterate. those are your front pages . first up we your front pages. first up we have friday's daily mail. >> cressida okay so they've gone manhunt . this story is on lots manhunt. this story is on lots of the papers . uh, it's the of the papers. uh, it's the story of a convicted sex offender who threw a flask of chemicals at a woman and her daughters in london. um, it turns out this guy is from afghanistan , and he twice been afghanistan, and he twice been denied asylum . um, eventually he denied asylum. um, eventually he was , uh, granted it, but twice was, uh, granted it, but twice been through the system, told no. and he's now committed an extraordinarily violent attack on this woman . on this woman. >> i think we have to say, allegedly, i don't know how the real news people do it, but. well some photos of well there's some photos of him with pretty impressive

good morning, marcus. mack daniel's announcement comes following speculation, she is going to be resigning effective next month. it comes after former president trump endorsed a new slate of leaders to direct the party, less than two weeks ago mr. trump endorsed north carolina gop chairman michael watley to be the rnc's next chair. in a statement, mcdaniel said it had been an honor and privilege to serve as chairwoman for seven years. trump hand-picked her after the 2016 election to serve in the role, the second woman ever to do so. criticism of mcdaniel's leadership had focused on fundraising and grassroots efforts, and the party's latest disclosure with the federal election commission found a cash crunch with the rnc having about half as much money in the bank as the democratic national committee. >> when you talk about that, no big surprise because this all comes after over the weekend trump winning big in south carolina. no surprise there with that big win. >> reporter: right. and it was significant in

>> reporter: well, good morning to you, marcus and laura. we are still waiting to hear from the public information officer with the santa clara police department, but we believe whatever happened here on the 3700 block of poinciana is a tragedy, based on the fact that a woman just walked up here and asked if we knew what was going on. we don't have details, but we did hear later crying in the background. obviously very distraught over what happened this morning. we know the call came out around 2:40 this morning. as you can see, there's about four units out here. they seem to be focused on a unit to the left side from where we're standing. we have a sense of what might have happened based on what we heard on the police scanner, but we aren't reporting until we have the information confirmed directly from police. we know that there is a man and woman down the way here, the man has been comforting this woman from time to time. so, again, whatever happened here is serious, possibly tragic, and we're just waiting for confirmation from police. re

marcus, laura. >> all right, this is one certainly to continue to follow. thank you for the update. >>> also happening today, a south bay man accused of shooting and critically injuring a police officer is due for a court hearing. it happened last summer. he attacked his pregnant wife and then ambushed responding officers. that's when one officer was shot and her partner dragged her to safety. she then spent more than two months in the hospital. >>> the next round of wet weather not far away. you may be thinking this is the perfect time to hit the slopes. >> the window is closing if you're hoping to get to tahoe in time to enjoy it over the holiday weekend. "today in the bay" cinthia pimentel is here this morning and conditions are about to get a lot more challenging if you're heading to the sierra. >> that's right. heavy snow is expected to fall in the sierra and many skiers and snowboarders want to capitalize on the three-day weekend, and plus what's known as ski week. a live look along interstate 80 at donner summit. no chain controls in effect for now,

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia.h what everyone is talking about around here, about the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can now expect. >> it's still raining off and on, but it will be trending a little bit dryer for us for this afternoon. a chance to enjoy a bit more sunshine. but still it is very active across the region and the heavy rain has now moved into southern california, with some light rain here moving into the bay area. not a lot on stormranger this morning, but the roads are wet. as we take a look at martinez, temperatures in the mid-40s with some peeks of sunshine for this afternoon. it's going to be a cool day, with our highs in the upper 50s, and we do have more very chilly weather ahead. we're going to get a few more days of winter feel in the air. >>> mike, you're starting with an early backup in san jose. >> the flashing lights, chp has arrived on scene. you're seeing more traffic, more distraction on the shoulder, but more importantly it's the volume that's building. north 10

>> reporter: good morning, marcus. so nikki haley says her campaign is getting through to independents, republicans, reagan democrats and voters who, quote, want the anger to stop. a key point of this one-on-one with "today" show's craig melvin were recent remarks made by trump a at a rally over the weekend, where he questioned the whereabouts of haley's question in a mocking way. he's in the national guard and is at a year-long deployment in africa. the former u.n. ambassador says trump is no longer qualified to be president. >> if you don't know the value of our men and women in uniform, if you don't know the sacrifice that they go through, why should i as a military spouse and all our military families trust you to know you're going to keep them out of harm's way? the reality is, he's never been anywhere near a military uniform, he's never had to sleep on the ground, he's never known how to sacrifice, and the most harm he's ever possibly had is getting hit by a golf ball when he's sitting in a golf cart. that's the

thank you , marcus mortone. thank you very much.the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello fellow citizens. at 17:30 , i am at your service with some news from the field of science and technology. the minister of communications said that the iranian satellite pars 1 will be launched tomorrow. mr. zarepour said that the satellite pars 1 100% iranian is the twelfth attempt to launch a satellite in the government.