marianne, the biggest international conference in decades, so the question is, are we ready for it?>> thank you, jessica. yes, we are ready, and we are excited to welcome the leaders from the 21 participating economies of apec and their delegation and the ceos and our thousands of media to showcase our beautiful city on this world stage. >> so i want to backtrack a little bit, because you actually didn't get a lot of lead time to put this huge event -- i mean san francisco didn't find out years ago that it was hosting apec. what was it like getting this off the ground and getting it done? >> that's correct, jessica. we just found out in january, so we only had 10 months to prepare, but we're lucky that we have all the city and departments and the community really step up from participating in our fund-raising efforts, and volunteers, we have over 1200 volunteers who have stepped up to support ask really with as little time as we had, we believe we are ready, and we have everything pull together in place. >> let's talk about the content with 21 heads of state including president bide

i'm marianne rafferty, live in los angeles. us secretary of state antony blinken arriving in tel aviv for his second middle east trip in the past month. he's expected to hold talks in israel and also in jordan. for details on this trip, let's go to chief fox news correspondent jonathan hunt, who's live for us in jerusalem. jonathan marianne, good morning to you. as we watch. anthony blinken, the secretary of state there, arriving in tel aviv for what will be a busy 24 hours ahead, at least. we understand that the secretary of state will head pretty much directly to army headquarters in tel aviv, where he will meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he will then meet with the prime minister's war cabinet and then israeli president isaac herzog. he then is due to go on to jordan, where he will meet with, at the very least, the foreign minister of jordan there as he seeks to head off a regional conflict. now, while he's here in israel for the first part of this trip to the region, the secretary of state will be talkin

marianne, thank you. let's bring in stephanie hamel, media research center, tv contributing writer and erin elmore, attorney and turning point usa contributor. thank you both for coming on here. i mean, this topic here is getting a lot of play on social media and everywhere else. and if you're wondering why some young americans on the tiktok say they sympathize with bin laden, just put this up and consider this in that letter to america that bin laden wrote, it was viewed 4.5 million times, one third of adults under 30 scroll tiktok for their news. that's a 255% increase, 52% of 18 to 24 year olds side more with israel, 48% of 18 to 24 year olds side more with hamas. and aaron, you look at this and with the margin of error of 3, that's a dead heat. your thoughts? it's terrible. and let's face it, tiktok is a chinese communist party spying tool. not only are they stealing data from our phones, but they are trying to poison the minds of americans, whether it's about hamas or osama bin laden or anti-semitism

mariann, how would you play this one?e this because it was historically very stable type of operation. they worked with a lot of grocery stores and convenience stores. you don't get anything more stable than that. but they are in the retail space. and that's a problem right now. and that's why it's underperformed both the sector and the market overall this year. that acquisition of spirit realty was really not well received, even though they are talking about being accretive to earnings near term. it just has a slower growth kind of business. and we prefer in the retail space american towers and also extra space storage. >> interesting. okay. i was going to -- by the way, realty income's ceo summit roy will be on "power lunch" wednesday for an exclusive interview after those results. we're looking forward to that. because rates have now dropped, mariann, especially in the past week or so, does that make you take a second look across the reit space, some of those more rate sensitive parts of the market or do you stick with

marianne thank you.ox news at night common sense department been on hiatus the past two months but decided to come back to work after hearing about a los angeles man who had his gun permit suspended after he was attacked. vince richie was about to open the front door of his los angeles home with his wife and five-month old daughter inside when two armed robbers jumped his wall and ran toward him. one of the robbers even put a gun to mr. richie's chest. but richie was quick enough to throw his cup of hot tea at the suspect then pull out his own gun and open fire. the robbers fired back. but nobody was hit. a few days later, the los angeles sheriff's department suspended vince richie's conceal carry permit but sheriff's deputies didn't say why. richie says it's because he yelled at los angeles police officers for bunkingling the investigation so if common sense has this right the victim yelled at the police department but it was the sheriff's department that took away his gun permit. and now the sheriff's

marianne, talk to me. at the white house last night. there are no coincidences _ at the white house last night. there are no coincidences in _ at the white house last night. there are no coincidences in politics, - at the white house last night. ii—urr are no coincidences in politics, and halloween at the white house was no different. resident biden and his wife were heading all the adorable kids their candidate as they were walking past in our costumes, but in addition, each one of them got a book. and why is that know where they? because there are book bands are cropping up all over this country much of the initiation of an oxymoronic cleat named committee called mothers for liberty. the fact that biden is handing out candy and books this is not own statement, then to top it all off sec. blinken brought his two young children to the white house for halloween and his son dressed as ukrainian president vladimir zelinski. his son dressed as ukrainian president vladimirzelinski. ida his son dressed as ukrain

marianne rafferty is live with a 2024 update.nne good evening. >> reporter: yeah, good evening trace. the gop field shrugs it out in the early states, team biden hoping to combat trending terms like silent depression by enlisting tik tokers even though it's banned at the white house. cartoonists at the washington post are taking aim at the messages strategy as new numbers say families are spending over $11,000 more this year than in january 2021 just to buy necessities. >> it doesn't take a ceo of the white house to do this somebody in the existing stint would not have gotten the job done. if they did it wouldn't go to where we are. >> i would vote for trump over kamala harris any day of the week because at least we know we would be protected. it is an awful choice, right? that's why if you just vote for me we'll take care of the whole thing. >> reporter: as vivek ramaswamy hopes to gain ground in iowa, nikki haley in new hampshire, they certainly have their eye on independent voters after a new gaple poll found only 27% approve

marianne rafferty is live with the disturbing information on this. >> reporter: disturbing indeed. to lock herself in an office away from the kids but new york city chancellor saying an undisclosed number of students are getting suspended for organizing it against a teacher who posted a picture as a pro israel rally. >> shes wa targeted based on her support for israel expressed in a permissible way outside of school hours and her jewish identity and that is completely unacceptable that she would be targeted for that. >> reporter: the teacher was reportedly shaken to her core as dozens of students took to the halls chanting and reportedly breaking things last week disrupting classes and demanding she be fired. nypd a arrived to escort her out of the building. the incident opened a broader about how school should discuss the war in the middle east. bank says he plans to with all the principles to especially courage them to engage in complex issues. california usc professor john straws who is jewish has been asked to stay off campus and teach on zoom after videos interacting with stud

marianne favro is live in san jose with some of the halloween highlights. are you in costume?reporter: no, i'm not right now. i have a lot of costumes to show you. this line stretches all the way down the block. all of these people are waiting to get inside the ghoulish goods factory. take a look at this haunted house. tonight 3,000 people are expected to walk through it. >> warning, there has been a breach! >> reporter: a creepy factory is churning out scares. it's a creation of the so-called boo crew, a group of neighbors and friends who spent three months creating a hollywood worthy haunted house. >> you work hard to see that come in and converge. there's nothing like it. >> reporter: you'll find creepy creatures at every turn including this skeleton. this is the 23rd year bob and the boo crew have built a haunted house here. it's a new haunt every year from a three-story victorian mansion to a giant pumpkin. hundreds of people stood in a line that wrapped around the block for a chance to tour the creepy factory. leo admits it was scary. >> i saw some tarantulas, maybe some

. >> la portorriqueÑa su esposa ramÓn martÍnez, su hija marianne herida y la pareja de ella, el fiscalue desgraciadamente lo que sucediÓ. >> la muerte lo sorprendiÓ junto al mÉdico dominicano eduardo cabrera quien conducÍa el auto. la familia viajÓ paradÓjicamente para celebrar la vida de will de quien superÓ el cÁncer y ademÁs el cumpleaÑos 75 de ramÓn. y tambiÉn la revelaciÓn del sexo del bebÉ que llevaba en su vientre marianne herida. >> ellos nunca se enteraron que era una nena. >> se trata de una difÍcil situaciÓn para una familia que ahora no encuentra consuelo ante la irreparable pÉrdida de sus deudos. >> no es fÁcil, son cuatro miembros de la familia que se fueron, que no los vamos a volver a ver. >> mientras esperan el traslado los cuerpos, las autovÍas en la isla expresaron su solidaridad, hay quien el paÍs se mantiene el duelo con la bandera a media asta en honor de las vÍctimas del diluvio que azotÓ el territorio nacional. en santo domingo, indira navarro, univisiÓn. maiti: mucha fuerza toda la familia y las personas que se han visto afectadas. cambiamos de tema, se repite

marianne favro has the new developments. >> reporter: flames and thick brown smoke. christine was taking a walk when she saw the flames. what she heard next was even more disturbing. >> i could hear the screaming. >> reporter: firefighters say they pulled at least four people from the water. >> crews arrived onscene and found three boats fully involved with people in the water. we rescued the folks and medically evaluated them and transported one to a local hospital with minor injuries. >> reporter: witnesses tell us two of the boats that caught fire were about the size of this one. brian lemme, who works nearby, says the smoke was so thick it impacted the morning commute. >> a big fire, a traffic jam out here, too. my co-workers got caught up in the traffic, were late to work today. >> reporter: environmental crews surrounded the boats with oil containment boons. you can see one of the burn boats surrounded by a boom. firefighters are still investigating the cause of the fire. in south san francisco, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> closing arguments are under

marianne favro was in los gatos. you may have seen ian cole in morgan hill.aised nearly $170,000 since yesterday morning with your help. wow! if you would like to help us nourish our neighbors, go to your local safeway and donate at the register. it runs now through christmas day. a huge thank you to everyone who has donated. i'm shocked at that number. starting off strong. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at the forecast. we were kind of worried people wouldn't come out in the rain yesterday. but wow, people turned out. today will be a nice, sunny day, but it's cold. >> it was busy out there, even though we had the rain. today, better conditions for people, too. get that holiday shopping done and get yourself prepared for the workweek ahead. we have beautiful skies, a little wind already out there in san francisco. and temperatures in the 40s and 50s this morning. as this low pressure system pushes towards the east and we get ready for what's ahead, let's rewind a little bit. what happened friday and saturday with that rain? measuring mo

marianne favro is in l.a. with the new details. >> it happened around 7:00 last night here at this dick's sporting goods store and now san jose police are looking for as many as 13 suspects. in this cell phone video you can see thieves in hoodies and ski masks running through dick's sporting goods, grabbing merchandise and running out the front door. at one point, one of the suspects shoved an employee. >> it was very frightening watching people run in and grab things and not care about the employees or the other people in the public. it was a very dangerous act. >> reporter: shopper ken johnston says he's relieved he didn't encounter the mob. >> so disappointing. i'm glad i wasn't here at the store when that happened. that's just very brazen. >> reporter: san jose police say they are now investigating and looking for as many as 13 suspects. the thieves targeted the store just four days after san jose mayor matt mahan announced the city received millions of dollars in grant money to crack down on retail theft,

in santa clara, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> former oakland raiders star d.j. hayden is dead after a car crash in houston overnight. video shows the dramatic scene. police say a speeding driver ran a red light, crashed into an suv, six people died, including the driver. two others were injured. raiders drafted hayden in the first round back in 2013. he may be best remembered from his remarkable recovery after suffering a near fatal heart injury during a collision on the practice field in college. he came back after the raiders chose him with the 12th overall pick. the team released a statement saying in part, hayden's, quote, courage, perseverance, and dedication to teammates will be fontly remembered by everyone who knew him. >>> well, starting this weekend, it might cost you more to protect yourself against covid or treat its effects. during the pandemic, the federal public health emergency declaration required vaccinations, treatments, and tests to be free. well, the emergency ended in may but california law kept benefits going for another six months. that e

nbc bay area's marianne favro has new developments from the courthouse. >> reporter: the case centers around this 18-month-old girl who prosecutors say died from fentanyl exposure. today her parents, kelly richardson and derrick rayo were in court. rayo has been in custody more than a week, but richardson had been on the run until last wednesday. >> we found out that she was arrested on the evening of november 22nd. there was drug paraphernalia and drugs found at the time that she was arrested. >> reporter: neither of the two defendants entered a plea today. while the d.a.'s office is prosecuting six other fatal cases involving fentanyl, this case is a first in the county. >> this is the first case where i believe parents have been charged with the murder of their child in a fentanyl related death. >> reporter: prosecutors say that's because the couple showed a blatant disregard for human life. they say when first responders were first called to a bedroom of this san jose home in august, they found the toddler had already been dead for several hours. prosecutors say fentanyl residue w

my name is dame marianne griffiths and i'm the chief executive of the organisation.e two years running. transforming her trust's fortunes, including the fastest improving hospital in the country. we have a clear mission and purpose, to provide excellent care to our patients every time. marianne griffiths was awarded an honorary degree, appointed a dame and praised byjeremy hunt, but did all of the trust's success come at a cost? since she retired last april the care quality commission has stripped brighton's royal sussex hospital of its outstanding rating. and this neurosurgeon warned marianne griffiths back in 2017, in herfirst months in thejob, that there had been problems in surgery departments for years. "dear ms griffiths, as the evidence shows, "the charges of serious "misconduct against these individuals include covering up "the death of a patient, the creation of an unsafe "environment for patients, fraudulent behaviour, "bearing false witness in court, "attempting to mislead a tribunal, to name but a few." one of the most horrifying cases he witnessed concer

. >> welcome to fox news live, i am marianne raffety, a possible extension of ceasefire between hamasd be discussed. hamas handing over 17 more hostages today, including a 4-year-old israeli-american girl who was taken to a hospital for evaluation in israel, the hostages range in age from 4 to 84. israel released 39 prisoners in the exchange. >> americans will say farewell to former first lady r rosalynn carter this week, laying in repose tomorrow in georgia, a private funeral service will be held on wednesday. >> i'm marianne raffety, back to the patriot awards. >> hey. wow. >> all right we want to thank pete very much, growing up a military daughter, i know how important it to honor our veterans, especially those who gave the ultimate sacrifice, this year's young patriot is doing just that. >> he could have sat on a couch and played video games, this california boy, made it his mission to place flags and flowers on veterans graves across this country. [applause] >> my name is preston sharp, i am 17 years old, i was 10 years old when i started flags and flowers. i went out to this ce

well, marianne, throughout the - has been happening today.e news has been trickled out of the hospital, we hearing from one medic at the hospital that more than 200 bodies have been placed in this mass grave, and among the victims there, children. israel has said that there is a way for people inside the hospital to move out safely and begin theirjourney inside the hospital to move out safely and begin their journey to the south of gaza, because you remember, israelis have told people to move from the north to the south of gaza saying they will be in a safe place in the south of the country. but someone from the charity doctors without borders, they said one of their surgeons yesterday treated people for gunshot wounds, and they said that it was actually as a result of israeli fighters firing towards these people. there's no way that we can verify that claim. israel said it's not firing towards the possible buildings and it is not firing towards civilians. what is clear is that people within the hospital are extremely frightened, many of them

his older sister, marianne trump berry. she was a respected federal judge in new jersey for most of her career. she was on, what is called, senior status on the bench, when her younger brother was elected president in 2016. senior status is a sort of semi retirement that federal judges can say and basically forever, but marianne trump did a very unusual thing when her brother was president. she gave up seniors and resigned from the judiciary altogether, that was in 2019. it happened right after the new york times exposed her role in what the paper described as a decades-long pattern of the trump family engaging in what was alleged to be massive, systemic tax fraud. judge barry was alleged to not just be a financial beneficiary of the family tax fraud but, quote, she was in a position to influence the actions taken by her family. that is a serious, moral and potential legal opposition against anybody, in any line of work. but if you're a federal judge, that is a serious ethics allegation for a sitting federal judge. those ki

good for you. >> marianne rafferty. >> first my boys should be thankful for me putting up with theirne. and number two all the strangers i allow in because they haven't gotten in in time to make their exit. >> trace: are you that person? because i'm behind you saying quit letting the people in in front of you and look at the people behind you they're also waiting in line but yes. claudia cowan what should you be thanked for this thanksgiving. >> i think my friends would thank me for showing up for them but i am so blessed to have 24 year old twins and i think some day a lot of people are going to thank me for raising two incredible human beings. >> i can't believe they're 24. i remember -- oh, my goodness gracious 24 years old that is crazy. dr. houman hold on one seconds because responses are, quoting here, john reed, people should thank me for not eating all the stuffing and deviled eggs tomorrow lyla says my mom and sister should thank me for fashion advice. kayla dick son people should thank me for being the funny guy and making everybody laugh. and james kafka how about a person

people to replace them, and it's like, how come we can't do it without a plan, that's the plan, marianne, that's the plan, for you to run around there that you're developing ideas, how to release people from the front, so to release them, you have to send someone to the front, and it must be some people , so what is going on, you say, why instead of thinking about replacing people with the general staff, instead of looking for a way to rotate people at the front with the general staff, why are they starting to talk about the war plan. i'm going to make a suggestion that, you know, some people might not like, but it seems to me that these conversations are happening because instead of tackling the hard, really hard things, the office of the president decided early on that they already know, won everything in the war, and we need to take care of the future elections, which will take place sometime later, or not later, right now, and in order to somehow win these elections, we need to nurture our electorate, and you know, from these words of arahamia and these pretensions, in the style of a

>> reporter: at the age of 86, marianne trump barry has passed away.mer federal judge, jose, who stepped down from her position in 2019. she was serving on the appellate court out of new jersey at the time that she stepped down in 2019, already well in her 80s at that point. she is one of four trump siblings. there's only one sibling of donald trump's who now remains. his brother robert passed away in 2020. but for marianne trump barry, she was first appointed to the bench in new jersey during the reagan administration before moving to the appellate court by bill clinton. of course for everybody in the trump family, there's a roller coaster through the decades of the relationship with the now former president donald trump, her brother. back in 2020 there was recordings that were released by mary trump, who is the niece of both maryanne and donald. at the time the audio recordings were of maryanne speaking about her brother using the words cruel to describe him and somebody that had no principles. they had previously had a close relationship, donald and

marianne favro is joining us from theprotest. are they trying to get the president's attention at the fund-raiser this evening? >> reporter: that is where they are headed. they are marching up market street. this protest has grown considerably in the last hour. there's more than 2,000 demonstrators out here. this protest was held by the youth palestinian movement. they are calling for cease-fire in gaza. they are walking in the sidewa there's so many of them spilling into the streets. we saw morelosures that led to gridlock in the city. hundre of people carrying chinese flags and signs lined third street to hope to get a glimpse of the chinese president'srriving motorcade. around moscone center, more than a dozen r are closed. and thas creating significant delays for people like jesse, a driver for the v.a. hospital. >> i'm 30 minutes behind what i would do for a day. this is probably going to add another 20 to 30 minutes. >> reporter: in addition to road cles, there are other challenges. this woman is upset. it took her 40 minut

welcome to fox news live, i am marianne in los angeles, president biden doubling down on his supportel or against hamas and continues to reject mounting calls for cease-fire in gaza. president wrote in an op-ed published today that any fighting would allow, time to regroup and rebuild stockpile of weapons. the president went on to say it time to end the cycle of violence and build something stronger in gaza and across the middle east. the president called on israel to respect humanitarian law and minimize the loss of civilian life. meanwhile, there are growing signs israel's military could soon expand it ground offensive to elsa. the idea continues to warn residents in the city to evacuate. officials believe several hamas leaders have moved to that city. about 1 million palestinians are seeking refugee status i am marianne, back to one nation. ♪ >> anti-semitism is a warning system, a sign society itself is written down from a symptom of deeper crisis, one that explains how 20 years since september 11 educated people now in active symmetry with defense of civilization but at the fenc

i'm marianne rafferty now back to "the ingraham angle." ♪ >> laura: just in time for the holiday seasonks are out in full force. all right, if you ever think we exaggerate the radicalism of the pro-hamas wing of the democrat party, consider what happened this week at an oakland city council meeting. >> terrorist organization is ridiculous, racist and plays into genocidal propaganda flooding our media. >> i'm asking in this context to condemn hamas is very anti-arab racist. >> did anyone else notice that those who who oppose this resolution are old white supremacists. >> to hear them complain about hamas violence is like listening to a wife beater complain when his wife finally stands up and fights back. > >> laura: hold me back from visiting oakland any time soon. joining me now is dr. ahmed senior fellow with the independent women's forum. now, what's more stunning, the denial of attacks on october 7th or their claim that condemn ago terror organization is itself racist? >> hatred is astounding. approaching two months since october 7th. we need to concentrate this as a fact that octobe

i'm marianne rafferty in los angeles.ling down on his support of israel's war against hamas. he continues to reject mounting calls for a ceasefire in gaza. the president wrote an op ed published saturday that a pause in any fighting would allow hamas time to regroup and to rebuild its stockpile of weapons. the president went on to say it's time to end the cycle of violence and build something stronger in gaza and across the middle east. the president also called on israel to respect humanitarian law and minimize the loss of civilian life. meanwhile, there are growing signs that israel's military could soon expand its ground offensive to southern gaza. the idf continues to warn residents in the city of khan younis to evacuate. officials believe several hamas leaders have moved to that city. about 1 million excuse me, palestinians are seeking refuge there. i'm marianne rafferty. now back i'm jon scott. now back to life, liberty and levin. >> welcome back, mesh. steven miller, former special adviser to president trump. let's

. >> welcome to fox news live, i'm marianne rafferty.amas released a third group of hostages on sunday, including a four-year-old israeli american girl. the hostages were take to the hospital for treatment and evaluation. israel says it is open to extending the truce and an extra day will be given for every 10 hostages released. hamas released a total of 58 hostages. great lakes bracing for a powerful winter storm that could bring a foot of snow by mid-week. part of the same system from the holiday weekend. the storm is blamed for three deaths near nebraska. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to sunday night in america. d "n america." ♪ >> i trade this is michelle from pennsylvania. i'm curious what your thoughts on what you think the impact will be on a third-party candidate entering the race for the 2024 election. six great question. i'm not sure a third-party candidate can win. it surely could impact who does win. recent national polls sent shockwaves to the two major political parties. robert kennedy seems to have more support than eith

quiet down everything that has to do with violence. >> reporter: marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> a live look at gaza this morning from the israeli border, where a top israeli minister has been suspended by prime minister benjamin netanyahu over comments made suggesting that dropping a nuclear bomb on the gaza strip was an option. the prime minister says the comments were not based in reality. all this comes as thousands of israelis protested outside of netanyahu's home, calling on him to resign and saying he has not taken responsibility for missteps that led up to hamas' attack last month. he says there will be time for investigations after the war. >>> now to the war in the middle east, where a top israeli minister has been suspended by prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the comments made suggesting that dropping a nuclear bomb on the gaza strip was an option. the prime minister says the comments were not based in reality. all this comes as thousands of israelis protested outside of netanyahu's home, calling on him to resign and saying he had not taken responsibility for

good evening marianne. it said, thankful to 4 of our games. thomas, a tourist organization that strategically decided to attack israel on the 7th of october brucely mess occurring, murdering, butchering and raping over a 1000. $200.00 is riley's, and indeed, as you reported extensively of a $230.00 is raising for nationals being held hostage. the people who are responsible for that attack or from us, and that is why we are seeking them out wherever they are effective. we are operating expensively in the north, in the, in the east. and it does not mean that must have stop, stop launching their attacks from the south. and that is why if there will be unnecessary necessity, then we can mobilize and in the southern areas our operations or country folks in the northern areas of gaza strip. indeed, we've expanded operations the overnight in the like doing and then jamalia in places where in the most the did not have ground operations on going. but in deep we all determined to destroy some awesome dismantle. that's our infrastructure so that they can

but what i'm like, number one, marianne stripling, is the numbers. so it's not like he's taken off yet. and if, you know, there's a fair argument to say, hey, look, why don't you all coalesce around her as opposed to dean phillips? but that leads to my last part. it isn't about dean. and he's not only showing courage by entering the race, but he's also really good on money in politics. but when people say, like, oh, are now a real politician has entered the race. well, so why don't you all go sit down? the real politicians are the one that got us in trouble in the first place. the only reason why i give a -- about the governor's entering the race now is because i understand the american politics. and i understand that those guys would have instantly recognition, instant credibility, and most importantly, the press would hear them out and publicize what they're saying. right. so that's why they would have a good chance of winning in a small, narrow of time in 2028. i'll see those guys on another day. in another context. and that's when progressives wi

marianne favro shows us how. >> reporter: the city of san josÉ received a multi-million-dollar granthelp crack down on organized retail theft. smash and grabs, a problem on the rise. up 25% in 2022 compared to the year before. the mayor says now the city can do more to fight organized retail theft thanks to a state grant. >> this grant, which allocates millions of dollars specifically to address retail theft will put more officers and district attorneys on the case. it will also allow us to expand our automatic license plate reader program. >> simmons who owns a boutique welcomes the crackdown. >> unfortunately i was a victim of retail theft, and a man came and smashed the door at 7:30 in the morning and took liberties to my property. >> the detail will beef up patrols at malls and help identify hot spots. >> with the district attorney's office, we will put together the cases that will bring down the networks and will lead to a successful prosecution of those involved. >> and they will designate a criminal investigator to focus on retail thefts so shoppers can focus on gifts and not

marianne rafferty is live with that and other top headlines of the day. >> reporter: good evening trace the legislation now heading to the senate where both leaders schumer and mcconnell have expressed support chuck schumer saying they'll take it up as soon as possible ahead of friday's deadline. also florida governor matt gaetz has signed an ethics complaint over kevin mccarthy after he accused the former speaker of assault. mccarthy denies it. >> kevin mccarthy walked by and elbowed me in the kidneys. >> you felt it was on purposes and not an accident. >> a hundred percent on purpose, ma'am. >> did you elbow him. >> no, i did not elbow i wouldn't hit him in the elbow i wouldn't hit him in the kidney. i guess our elbows hit when we walked by. >> reporter: breaking tonight metro police have arrested eight suspects in the death of high school teen jonathan louis severely beaten earlier this month. all of the suspects are between the ages of 13 and 17 and are being charged with murder. >> and finally residents of a southwestern iceland town have been evacua

marianne favro with new developments. >> reporter: you can see how extensive the damage is. the restaurant has been red tagged and the fire department is investigating the cause. >> i was completely shocked. one of my chefs reached out to me. said, are you sitting down? i am. what's going on? the building is on fire. >> reporter: he is now trying to find a way forward after fire ripped through his raun early this morning. crews are boarding up chared sections of the building. on sunday horn's rauntd was vandalized. he even posted damages on instagram blasting vandals for attacking small businesses and restaurants throughout the city saying, you are nothing more than the filth that plagues our beautiful city. he is wondering if that post is connected to the fire. >> i find it hard to believe that after three years of being here and i manage fires for a living, there's all of a sudden our building goes down right after an article is put out sick and tired of what we were dealing with as small business owners. >> we will look at footage, check out with the owner and operator to

marianne favreau. nbc bay news. the latest american to be freed. alice barr has that story in less than 30 minutes. they discussed a settlement in court today. they could receive a possible plea deal on his state charges. >> he's already been convicted of federal charges. so anything is possible at this point. >> depap was not present in court today. another hearing scheduled for tomorrow morning to determine a settlement date. >>> well, police in san jose are investigating a road rage incident that left a dog seriously hurt and the incident was caught on camera. three cars were involved. they got out of another car and jump on the rear windshield and smashing it right there. two people and two dogs were inside. the shattered glass got into one of the dog's eyes causing serious injury. they arrested the person who smashed the windshield. they're still looking for two other people involved. >>> how important is it a first impression? today the mayor and local leaders launched a massive beautification project. robert honda joins us from downtown to t

marianne favro with new developments. >> reporter: you can see how extensive the damage is.taurant has been red tagged and the fire department is investigating the cause. >> i was completely shocked. one of my chefs reached out to me. said, are you sitting down? i am. what's going on? the building is on fire. >> reporter: he is now trying to find a way forward after fire ripped through his raun early this morning. crews are boarding up chared sections of the building. on sunday horn's rauntd was vandalized. he even posted damages on instagram blasting vandals for attacking small businesses and restaurants throughout the city saying, you are nothing more than

paola: marianne planeta mella nos tiene recomendaciones y estrategias para que evite sentirse tristeotivo para deprimirse o estar estresado. >> hemos tenido dos muertes en la familia, entonces siempre como es en van a ver esos dos lugares vacÍos y para nosotros es muy fuerte, porque es mi papÁ quebrÓ 20 aÑos con cÁncer y mi cuÑada y entonces ese primer aÑo que vamos a pasar sin ellos, estamos hablando si vamos hacer algo o no, ya paso de los muertos, hicimos fiambre porque somos de guatemala, es una temporada un poquito. >> la pÉrdida de un ser querido o la presiÓn que a veces existe por celebrar y cumplir la expectativa de alegrÍa que muchos tienen sobre las fiestas de fin de aÑo, hace que algunos se sientan deprimidos o llenos de ansiedad. >> durante los meses del otoÑo y del invierno normalmente presentamos mÁs estrÉs relacionado con las festividades, con el cambio climÁtico, cambie las temperaturas, con la reducciÓn de las horas del dÍa de la luz natural y tendemos a expresarnos. >> algunos como la seÑora milagros y su hija lorena tienen razones en temas en estas fechas para sent

dispute that happening, and he's saying it does not make sense to exclude that from your calculations, marianne, how do you make sense of the long end of the curve when there's this massive frustration in the market from large investors that they did not finance earlier at the longer end? do people start to get in longer duration at any point soon safely? mary ann: at this point, it is should have, could have, would have. they did not so that time has passed. you really have got to move past that but i think part of the discussion that's not happening in terms of supply is who is a potential buyer, and that potential buyer is the individual investor. at least at our firm, we are seeing our clients want to lock in interest rates. now, we are talking about layering and you want to be across the curve. we think over time the risk is that rates will go back up again, but i think that we are not talking about the individual investor that has not had income from the fixed income market for 16 years and, if you are moving into retirement or in retirement, locking in a rate around 5% is very attractive

. >> this is a fox news alert on marianne rafferty in los angeles. the biden administration is calling for pauses in the israel-hamas war. they declined to call it a cease fire, but what's needed is short pauses to get humanitarian aid into gaza and allow civilians, including americans in gaza, to leave. >> a temporary pause that's localized that would allow us to get aid in and to get our people out is a good thing for the people of gaza. it's a good thing for the americans that are being held hostage. and it's not going to stop israel from defending itself. >> the also approving a more than $14 billion military aid package for. the gop sponsored bill for emergency aid hinges on cuts, government spending elsewhere. president biden says he'll veto the bill. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to gutfeld gutfeld. >> and race is plotting racism.. i see people places thingsthings in words. now there's even racist. s ne it's true. as wokeness never truly ends, they chang dse the names of our feathered friends. >> the american horror anthologathered y google

we see our homes getting destroyed and our dreams getting destroyed says marianne.ve gave us a four-day cease-fire. what good is that? back in israel, balloons are released for fear and ariel in the hopes that these children will soon see the sky again after more than 50 days in darkness. "bbc news," tel aviv. >> the israeli military says a number of its soldiers were lightly injured after explosive devices were detonated and their troops shot at this northern gaza. hamas also said that there had been a clash in northern gaza but it had been due to israel and reit rated that they were committed to the truce. tuesday today suspect fifth day of the temporary cease-fire. a qatari official earlier said that dohar was focused on further extending that cease-fire. for more, we go to our correspondent paul adams from jerusem. good evening to you, paul. the first question is what more do we know about tonight's releases? >> well, as far as the israeli citizens are concerned and the two additional thai foreign workers, they've all been released, handed over. we've seen video

the vso they had in marianne committed suicide, we're down for one for american legion, and one by appointments and our state level, she is working three counties. >> it is very difficult. >> a hindrance to other things that vso's provide for and council on. >> yes. >> okay. >> i want to say thank you for you being here, one other thing. i wish mr. crane did not leave, he has a veteran small business, they make little things like this that are familiar and they are veterans, i gave this -- these away when i of course running for a ranking member, his business. i hope his testimony will be give en later on, how he found a way to become entrepreneur he is, we wish you luck with that you are recognized. >> thank you, just want to follow-up with a question. on the ability or availability to resources for you. i will mention a couple specific. when it came to excess in capital, was there any access through the sba or through the dolves. or lending program. >> we come from c a small community. did not know anything of that. >> okay. >> then, so, in order to put it together, you depended on your own r

marianne favro explains what witnesses think they saw, which they say may be the man who started it. >> reporter: what you're looking at is video shot by doug holland, an east bay man who tells us he started recording when he spotted a man doing something strange outside a san leandro 7-eleven. >> i seen him lean down and start the fire in the bush. i was just walking outside of the store. >> reporter: he says a passer-by saw the flames and alerted employees. >> he ran around the corner, got someone out of the store and these guys came outside and saw the fire and went back in and tried to put it out. >> reporter: but it was too late. the flames were already spreading. >> it climbed to the outside of the building, went across the ooefs and spread across the attic space. the building was fully involved. we called for a full evacuation. once we realized the severity and speed of the spread we called for a second alarm. >> 35 firefighters fought the flames. at one point the roof became unstable and they had to shift to fight the fire from above using three ladder trucks. fortunately, th

nbc bay area's marianne favro is in san jose with more. >> reporter: the warriors were undefeated this season, clinching the bay area championship and earning the right to go to the super bowl in florida. but now they could use a financial assist to get there. even on the day before thanksgiving, the creekside warriors are suited up and running drills. this pop warner team of 12 and 13-year-olds have already seen the payoff, an 11-0 season that clinched them the bay area division championship. >> we stayed calm in crazy situations. >> we practice almost every day and the grind never stops. so we had to work so hard to get to the championship. >> reporter: the team is unique because they've been playing together since they were 8. they're friends on and off the field. >> on the field, they're a very disciplined team. they don't get down on each other. they hold each other accountable. they play for each other. the special sauce is really, they want to perform not for themselves, they want to perform for each other. >> reporter: now headed to the pop warner super bowl in florida. as they

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> green on the radar right now, we are tracking some scattered areas of thunderstorms as well. we'll have more in the forecast for tonight, and what could be for tonight, and what could be some heavier rain down the line we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any gathering. so act now because this deal won't last long. stop in and save today. >>> a special tribute today for a rock 'n' roll hall of famer, bill graham, a huge part of the bay area music scene. >> it was the promoter behind national tours for big names bike bob dylan and the rolling stones. his clubs and concerts, ledge tear. graham died in a helicopter crash in 1991. >> today a new mural was dedicated in his honor. here's nbc's joe rosato jr. >> reporter: fillmore street cuts a line through the city's history, winds t

i'm marianne rafferty in los angeles. for the first time in its war with hamas, israel is allowing daily fuel deliveries into gaza. the first two tankers carrying about 60,000 liters of diesel entered through the rafah crossing friday. israeli officials say it will be used to support the war torn region's and sewage system, which is supported reportedly on the brink of collapsing. about 140,000 liters of fuel will be delivered to gaza every 48 hours. >> and a big win for former president trump after a colorado judge rules his name can stay on the state's 2024 primary ballot. the lawsuit argued trump incited an insurrection at the us capitol on january six, 2021, which disqualifies him from running for office again under 14th amendment. while the judge agreed, trump engaged in insurrection, she says the amendment does not apply to the president. similar lawsuits have also failed. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "hannityre iwa". >>a all right. so joe biden's weak foreign policy was on full displayn:e bh as he met with pr

here's nbc's marianne favro. >> reporter: just take a look at this line. it goes all the way down the block, and they're all lining up for this, the ghoulish goods factory. and now let's follow some of these kids in. it looks just like a factory inside here, and the kids are obviously loving it. lots of skeletons here. here we have the office for the factory complete with spiders. right now we're in the break room of the ghoulish goods factory, and this is one of my favorite rooms. take a look at the detail on this fly paper. well, we made it out safely. this haunted house will be open until 10:30 tonight. it's located on church drive in san jose. don't worry if you can't make it tonight. it will also be open tomorrow night. and the cool thing is in the afternoon, from 4:00 until about 6:00, they don't have the scare actors, so it's more suitable for younger kids. then from 6:30 till 10:30, they'll have the scare actors, about 50 of them. back to you. >> so you got the cambria neighborhood in san jose. you got livermore. you got san carlos, the city, all s

people to replace them, and this , they say, how so without a plan we can't do it, it's a plan, marianne a plan, for that you are running there talking about the fact that you are developing ideas on how to release people from the front, so in order to release them, you need to send someone to the front, and it must be some people, so what is happening, will you say why instead of to think about the replacement of people together with the general staff , instead of looking for a way to rotate people at the front together with the general staff, why are they starting to talk about the war plan, i will express my own. an assumption that might, you know, be offensive to some people, but i think that's exactly what's happening in these conversations because instead of tackling the hard, really hard things , the office of the president decided early on that they've already , you know, won the war, and they need to worry about the upcoming election, which may or may not be happening right now , and in order to somehow get a victory in these elections, you need to nurture your electorate , and

marianne sadi, who had acl surgery 15 years ago. >> when you tore your acl, what options were you givensked, do you feel the knee shift when you're going up and down the stairs, and i said, yes, and so i was not given options, i was recommended surgery. >> reporter: it took a year before sadi was back to playing competitive basketball she still walks with a slight limp, then earlier this year, she tore that same acl this time she opted against surgery. four months later with the help of a brace and physical therapy, she's back on the court. >> nonsurgery, i have to say, has been really nice. >> i'm just going to pull and push. >> reporter: dr. sallis says there are cases where surgery will be the best option, but that doctors shouldn't jump to the conclusion. >> is the larger medical system set up to incentivize surgeries? >> as a surgeon you make your money doing surgery, so most surgeons want to do surgery, and not just because they make money by doing it, but because they think, you know, it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: the knee, he says, may be more resilient than previousl

for marianne, the city is never showed of inspiration, the or so now you've seen one buses, $1.00 spot, stay with me. i want to take you. tucson is the best store in town. oh, ask the locals call. it's in g, including great. that's about as part of the times and yes, somebody autonomous region and it is rich in history. i see all of this estimate to that stone town has been inhabited from the 5th century. it is little one that the city is bremen with history and culture. is want to know more of got the rides guide. city. amena is a musician and local tourism and bus set up. you know, i'm 50, i mean all the way from 0 and you are watching. these are blue 77 percent and this is my city. so you sort of a certainty, but it's a mixture of millions of culture and everywhere you go, you we will, coming with one will coming press is one will coming uh, woods. this is called go make hallway or we can call it old fort. but stone town is much more than its historic buildings and winding. i mean, uh and his band mates are working hard to revive the islands, robust musical tradition for a new gener

20,000 people to replace them, and they say, how come we can't do it without a plan, this is a plan, marianne, for that you are running around talking about what, uh, you are developing ideas on how to release people from the front, so in order to release them, it is necessary to send someone to the front, and it must be some people, so what is happening, you say, why instead of thinking about replacing people together with the general staff, instead of together with the general staff is looking for a way to rotate people at the front, why are they starting to talk about the war plan, i will express my opinion. an assumption that might, you know, be uncomfortable for some people, but it seems to me that these conversations are happening precisely because instead of tackling the hard, really hard tasks, the president's office decided early on that they've already, you know, won everything on war, and we must take care of the future elections, which will take place sometime later, or not later, right now, and in order to somehow win these elections, we must nurture our electorate. and you know,

marianne. she ate something and felt bad, but she is alive, but apparently ate with the employees gur seemed to have been poisoned, then the question is how a teacher of legal psychology at the national academy of internal affairs, mariana budanova, ended up in the gur building. her husband has an answer, it turns out she lives with him in the office, right at work, while driving separately, budanov is healthy. who needs all these poisonings, if we assume that the hype is not out of nowhere, given... the jar of spiders that modern ukraine and the cynical western control over it have become, there are many options, maybe zelsky was trying to remove it, or to scare budanov as a potential political competitor, they say, don’t go higher, you’ll die, there were rumors that they had quarreled , tough competitors appeared in this jar of spiders, zelsky’s teams, just recently, the american media began to actively describe an absolutely... amazing person for the future ukraine, they talked about kirill budanov, then the story with zaluzhny , that is, we see how the americans are starting to pi