no response from 60 year darlene marianna monticalvo arrested in kensington and on her way to jail. she has a lengthy criminal history dating back to the '80s. here she is in 2004 accused of posing as a fake nanny who stole from bay area families. >> it is very, very horrifying. it's very scary. it's kept me up at night. >> reporter: this woman so afraid of monticalvo that she didn't want to be identified. she is a bay area nanny and says last month monticalvo pretended to be a mom looking to hire her. she gave monticalvo personal information to verify her credentials but quickly realized her potential employer was up to no good. >> i told her straight up, i think you're scamming me. please destroy my documents. she then flipped out on me, accusing me of all kinds of things as if i was the one who was in the wrong. >> reporter: monticalvo allegedly used the personal information to steal the nanny's identity and then used the real nanny's good name to interview for jobs with families in san francisco. >> she's prolific is one way to put it. >> reporter: john corcoran led the investig

and killed 19 people in 2015 at the time of that deadly disaster the company adopted the slogan marianna never again. more news on the u.s. opioid epidemic an unsettling refer poured from a bipartisan pair of us members of congress alleges that the opiate manufacturers have corrupted the world health organization in order to prevent the w h o from taking actions that could lower sales one of the authors representative catarina clark of massachusetts alleges that the w.h.o. appears to be lending the opioid industry its voice and credibility and as a result a trusted public health organization is trafficking dangerous misinformation that could lead to a global. demick most more specifically the report cited the role of purdue pharma the maker of the infamous prescription opioid oxy conant in pushing the w.h.o. to issue the average advisory on opioid risk in 20112012 that use phrases and framing more compatible with produce claims and marketing strategies the report says those advisories contain dangerously misleading and in some instances outright false claims about the safety and efficacy

and killed 19 people in 2015 at the time of that deadly disaster the company adopted the slogan marianna never again. more news on the u.s. opioid epidemic and unsubtly refer poured from a bipartisan pair of us members of congress alleges that the opiate manufacturers have corrupted the world health organization in order to prevent the w h o from taking actions that could lower sales one of the authors representative catarina clark of massachusetts alleges that the w.h.o. appears to be lending the opioid industry its voice and credibility and as a result a trusted public health organization is trafficking dangerous misinformation that could lead to a global. demick most more specifically the report cited the role of purdue pharma the maker of the infamous prescription opioid oxy conant and pushing the w.h.o. to issue the average advisory on opioid risk in 20112012 that use phrases and framing more compatible with produce claims and marketing strategies the report says those advisories contain dangerously misleading and in some instances outright false claims about the safety and efficacy

few have ever set eyes on the marianna trench. the first risky dissent was in 1960 trench.rers down. well done, team! now, 60 years later, resurfacing after 12 hours underwater, the latest dive has broken records. well done. at it as pa rt broken records. well done. at it as part of a wider expedition to visit the deeper sports and all the world was my oceans. the hope is the final frontier of exploration is truly open. we have seen the face of the moon but have not been to the bottom of the ocean. how depressing that they found plastic. but i suppose 12 million tonnes of plastic go into the oceans ever year, inevitable it will end up in the deepest trench.” was reading that this means we have now had plastic found at the highest point on earth, mount everest, add at the deepest point on earth. there is no escaping it, it is everywhere. it is now made, which the pressure to go to the gym is now on, mr fraser knows all about it. especially for younger people with the rise of social media. fantastic! i love the dedication. a bit of a strike there. another go. do you know what

we don't know yet when there will be healthy selection marianna but the likely date is late september maybe even earlier tobar because it takes more than 6 weeks to prepare an election in austria more than a week to just solve the parliament that is now sitting and nobody does something like this during the summer vacation so plus you need a bit of time for campaigning don't you so yes it's likely that in early fall there are going to be elections in austria the morning after the big demonstrations here is still quite the concert course it's just meeting the president funded belum and they are talking about how to carry on how this government can continue because there are more contentious people in cabinet the home if there is minister for instance never to kill who is really highly sort of accused of being extremely rightwing very similar to what's called. has been in his party very similar position so can he stay on class who is going to be the no the new vice chancellor that's his decision that has to be by law filled in austria. once somebody who is sort of the 3rd party politici

: last week marianna monticalvo was arrested for identity theft and cruelty to a child. parents all over the bay area who have interviewed and hired monticalvo to care for their children tell me she used multiple phone numbers and fake names to land jobs. >> the name was ali as the post. >> reporter: thinking it was ali she considered hiring her last september after she saw this post from a woman claiming to be monticalvo's previous employer. >> this is the type of nanny i'm looking for. >> reporter: this mom so afraid of monticalvo she doesn't want to be identified says there were red flags when she called monticalvo's references. >> the first person sounded like her. >> reporter: desperate to find child care for her toddler and soon-to-be born twins she invited monticalvo to her home for a trial day which didn't last long. >> she didn't know how to install the nipple on the sippy cup, didn't know how to change a diaper and put a tub of grapes in front of him. >> reporter: after three hours she paid her and told her to leave. monticalvo badgered her with text messages.

this is exclusive video of 60-year-old darlene marianna monticalvo shortly after her arrest in kensington. she is due in court today. >>> democrats will consider whether to hold attorney general william barr in contempt after he failed to show up for a hearing yesterday. house speaker nancy pelosi went so far as to say he committed a crime. >>> we're waking up to a mixture of clouds and sunshine which will turn into sunshine and a few clouds this afternoon. that will help push temperatures once again a little bit above average around san francisco to a lot warmer as you head into our inland valleys. 70s today. >>> number six, so far so good for the morning commute. we aren't looking at any major problems. check out how light it is at the toll plaza. car-pool lanes are open. no metering lights and no backup in the cash lanes. >>> singer kelly clarkson is recovering from surgery this morning after having her appendix removed. the procedure happened soon after she hosted the billboard music awards. she tweeted she may or may not have broken down in tears after the show from pain. you really

. >> this is the exclusive video of 60-year-old darlene marianna monticalvo.icalvo has a long criminal history of grand theft and check fraud dating back to the '80s. abc 7 news spoke with the woman who didn't want to be identified. she is a nanny and says that monticalvo tried to steal her identity last month pretending to be a mom looking to hire her. >> i told her straight up i think you're scamming me. please destroy my documents. she then flipped out on me accusing me of all kinds of things as if i was the one nann name to interview for jobs in san francisco. oakland police also have a warrant out for her arrest for felony identity theft and misdemeanor child cruelty. >>> a hazmat crew is preparing to remove radioactive material found inside a house in san carlos. sky 7 flew above the house on cedar street. officials say the man who lived there passed away earlier this year. his relatives notified the city after discovering containers in a backyard shed. officials are telling us there's no danger to the public. sheriff's deputies are guarding the home unt

julian castro earned himself a spot on that debate stage and now speaking with marianna.tanding by in san antonio and anna palmer and jake sherman. marianna, what did you hear from julio castro and walk us through how the interview went. >> one of the signature initiatives as mayor of san ant antonio was publicly funded full pre-k. now he tells us, he wants to take that nationally. along with free public college, alleviating student debt and higher teacher pay. but this plan is going to cost an estimated $1.5 trillion. so, naturally, i asked him how he plans to pay for it. he says he would look to those trump tax cuts from last year. and then i asked him why he was so passionate about this issue and why he thinks it will resonate with voters. >> i absolutely think that the house should start impeachment proceedings against the president because the mueller report pointed out ten instances where the president obstructed justice or tried to obstruct justice. the question to the democrats on capitol hill is, how long are you going to have to wait? how many laws does he have

. >> reporter: last week, marianna was arrested for identity threat and cruelty to a child.the bay area who have hired her to care for their used fake names to land jobs. >> the name was allie. >> reporter: this mother saw this post from a woman claiming to be the previous employer. >> i was like, this is the type of nanny i'm looking for. >> reporter: but this mom doesn't want to be identified, she says there were red flags. >> the first person sounded like her, with an campaign traaustra accident. >> reporter: she invited her for a trial day. >> she didn't know how to install the nipple on the bottle. >> reporter: after three hours, she told her to leave. she then says she badgered her with text messages. then she found a 2004 article about the previous threat and fraud charges. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. how could i let somebody in my house that was a criminal around my children? >> reporter: this east bay mom has spoken to police. she was due in court in oakland on thursday for different charges. >>> new details in the case of a headless body found in a fish tank in

expensive spice in the world after saffron one kilo costs up to six hundred euros on the global market marianna more alice is in charge of the vanilla project to the mexican environmental foundation and beyond. the project focuses on the survival of an era but it also offers farmers an economical turn it and that not the economic up or you could say it has two aspects of agricultural production and nature conservation . my baby you look wonderful you finally bloomed three days the blossoms open for just a single day which is the only period in which they can be pollinated nine months later it has turned into a green vanilla pod. the so i had to really pay attention and come here very early every day. if we had natural pollinators they would do the work for us. there still aren't very many vanilla blossoms but once it begins with action is needed there is very little time to pollinate thousands of flowers by hand that's why it's necessary to hire assistance and that costs money. and wasps used to take care of the pollination. unfortunately many farmers sprayed too many chemicals on their fields.

kpix 5 marianna medina is in san jose. >> it's a number in san jose cannot be proud of. a new survey shows the homeless population has increased 42 % in just the last two years. today the city now has more than 6000 people without a home. >> it's exploded. >> robert to be reset in just the last year and a half the homeless population in japan town has kept growing. >> we are not reducing homelessness because as quickly as we are able to house one individual three more people are being pushed outside. >> a new federal survey said that santa clara county has seen a 31 % increase in homelessness from 7394 in 2017 to 9706 with most of the people living right here in san jose where the homeless population jumped 42 % from 4350 two years ago to 6172. >> we are losing the battle in the war when it comes to housing. >> homeless advocate belief county and city leaders can do more. >> these numbers will prove it, numbers don't lie. >> they are at sam accardo does not disagree. he described the report as a call to action to change their approach and double down in the solutions tha

only on 7 the exclusive video of darlene marianna monticalvo just after her arrest. >>> and welcome newsnia's water supply. the snowpack is still deep and is melting slowly. >>> good morning. we made it to friday, may 3rd. 4:27. >>> let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. do we have some nice weather in store, mike? >>> we really do today. it will change as we head deeper into the weekend with the chance of wet weather sunday night into monday. for now waking up chilly, mid-40s to low 50s. we do have a 53 at brentwood for the warm spot. here is where we end up this afternoon, low to mid-60s along the coast into san francisco. low to mid-70s around the bay and upper 70s in the south bay, the north bay, and low 80s in our east bay valleys. a greater look at the wet weather coming up soon. alexis with the beginning of our commute this morning. >>> good morning, mike. unfortunately, we already have some heavy traffic getting out of the central valley. we'll take you to tracy now on our traffic maps. we do have one of three lanes closed. they should be done -- they should have been done a

a woman named marianna described what she saw. >> oh, my god. >> he was trying to take off, and it wenteways. the helicopter just went down very fast, and i saw water coming up. >> reporter: this was the helicopter as it was removed from the crash site. you see those yellow pontoons on the bottom? that's what prevented the chopper from sinking when it went down mid-afternoon. the n.y.p.d. says fire officials were on scene within three minutes. >> the pilot had just refueled, and as he attempted to leave and reposition the plane to land again, he said-- the pilot all of a sudden, he felt the helicopter come down. >> reporter: this was a charter helicopter. the n.y.p.d. says the pilot was trying to land again to pick up passenrs, bu john, the lot was injured.ut 150feet . so was a loading dock worker. both had only minor injuries. >> dickerson: david begnaud in new york. tomorrow, president trump will topose sweeping changes to the legal immigration system. a senior administration official tells cbs news, the plan would shift to a merit-based approach. more green cards would go to immigran

hello i'm marianna mozzie this is al jazeera life from london also coming up the youngest brother of algeria's ousted president abdul aziz beautifully reportedly arrested. as strikes in shelling killed twenty two civilians and twenty four hours a syria's government intensifies its attacks on the rebel held northwest president says he's confident and won't break his promise to him despite all of korea launching several short range projectiles adult tell you why russia's lake baikal could hold the secret to finding new types of antibiotics. israeli warplanes are continuing to hit targets in the gaza strip off to palestinian fighters fied around two hundred rockets into southern israel wounding two israelis three palestinians have been killed in the israeli strikes including a fourteen month old baby and a pregnant mother the flare up comes despite a shaky truce which was brokered by egypt and the u.n. last month harry forsett reports now from west jerusalem. barely a month since the last military escalation waves of israeli warplanes again struck gaza the israeli military said it hit d

marianna says she's still traumatized by the sound of rocket explosions near her home her dream is to start missing classes at a university later this year but she's worried she might not be able to fulfill her dream if the world moves closer to the city center. tripoli. they hit iran television channel has also read these very few allegedly showing an attack on abu dhabi's international airports that took place in 2018 united arab emirates always denied that the attack took place at the time they tweeted and incidents with a surprise vehicle to place. women's rights activists from saudi arabia say they're being targeted by the government speaking at a congressional panel in washington campaigners say those fighting for women's rights are being tortured and abused often whether it's any clear course is happening in saudi arabia as the definition of what is a terrorist can include. apostasy can include joining us here because we are considered terrorists or you being in the same room with us is now a crime so they can accuse you of being in the same room with us thus encouraging dissen

marianna says she's still traumatized by the sound of rocket explosions near her home her dream is to start a missing classes at the university later this year but she's worried she might not be able to fulfill her dream if the world moves closer to the city center. tripoli. in northwestern syria rebels have launched a counterattack against pro-government forces fighting has been intensifying in hama provinces since last month that's despite a turkish a russian brokered cease fire so an order this is from. the rebels have beat back gains by the syrian army and its allies in the countryside of hama province in northwest syria the town of far no back under opposition control the government says it will recapture it but the loss is a strategic and symbolic setback. for no border was the army's 1st win since launching an offensive almost a month ago since then gains on the ground have been limited and has been facing stiff resistance. to heavy to sham an armed group many in the international community believe is linked to al qaida is in control of this region after forcing syrian rebels b

marianna says she's still traumatized by the sound of rocket explosions near her home her dream is to start missing classes at the university later this year but she's wanted she might not be able to fulfill her dream if the world moves closer to the city center. tripoli. palestinian police say illegal drug production is increasing across the occupied west bank and much of it is destined for use inside israel if thought he's blame the rise on western economic conditions for palestinians as hard to abdel-hamid reports. as a young carpenter ahmed that's not his real name couldn't make ends meet so it was difficult to turn down the chance to make some quick money when the opportunity presented itself but it landed him in prison. a palestinian living in israel rented the 2nd floor of my shop he brought soil seeds water tanks everything needed he told me all the medical plant and it takes a month to grow and i would get 10000 dollars in exchange i don't have to do anything i barely have any work i don't have a permit to work in israel so except. $2500.00 plants were found on the upper floo

victor's submarine spent oure than f hours in the marianna trench, the deepest known point of the oceannd collected nd samples a identified at least three new species of marine animals. they also found a plastic bagd andy wrappers on the ocean floor. that is a sad state. the documentary about the expedition is put into perspective and think about 65 washington monuments stacked on r.p of one anot that is really exciting. and also they get to discovery all kinds of things. >> i know. i don't love the trash but i believe it. >>> did you walk or bike to work today? when is the last time you worked out or ate all of your veggies. >> i do that all of the tithe. >> se are all questions that were asked when it came time to choose a country for the fittest city. the american college of sports medicine released the american index and the fittest city in the list is ina our a. >> i ate too many bags of peanut m&m's before we came out here. i ate chocolate. true nfession. >> reporter: in the race riforfeitest city in ame, a new winner. well a repeat winner. for the second consecutive yearo arlingn

marianna monticalvo is accused of identity theft and fraud and has a lengthy criminal history. parents say she used fake names and several phone numbers to land jobs. abc 7 news spoke with a mom who wants to remain anonymous. she says she invited monticalvo to her home for a trial day even though there were some red flags when she called the woman's references. >> the first person sounded like her with an australian accent. she didn't know how to install the nipple on the sippy cup. didn't have a changed diaper. >> after watching monticalvo struggle to care for her child for three hours, she paid her and asked her to police. monticalvo's hearing today is for separate but similar cases. >>> today marks day four in the ghost ship warehouse trial in oakland. yesterday the former assistant fire marshal for the oakland fire department at the time of the fire was on the stand. the judge deemed him an expert witness for things like sprinklers and lighted exit signs in buildings used as residences. when asked if parking an rv in such a building was permissible avila said, no, absolutel

hello i'm marianna this is the news hour live from london coming up. in a random o.t.nd the b j p on course for a resoundingly victory in india where opposition leader raul gandhi lost his own parliamentary seat. more mixed messages from washington on iran this time over sending more u.s. troops to the region. the u.s. unveils a chain of criminal charges against wiki leaks founder julian assange. and botswana lift its ban on elephant hunting raising concerns about a possible rise in illegal poaching. and in sport we look ahead to the cricket world cup which begins next week a plus. striker base set his sights on winning european football's golden boot. welcome to the program we begin this hour in india where prime minister narendra modi is heading for another 5 year term with a landslide election victory is ruling party has increased its majority in what modi has hailed as a historic mandate or than 600000000 people voted in a marathon 6 week 7 phase process so raman reports from you delhi. he is on course to win a 2nd term as prime minister of india he arrived at his

breaking news tonight at 9 o'clock emeryville police have just announced they have arrested darlie marianna she's the woman accused of pretending to be and manny this is her picture police in both emeryville in oakland had been looking for her investigators say that want to call though use t

. >>> joining us live for the protests in missouri, marianna, what are you seeing at the protests youg? >> reporter: as you mentioned, 50 states from d.c. to california, fork, florida and here in missouri, organizations like planned parenthood and the women's march are leading this national day of action to quote stop the bans. in fact, that hashtag has been playing on twitter for the last couple hours. you can see the activists and the organizers behind me. it is an issue that is front and center in this state because lawmakers last friday approved a bill that would ban abortions after eight weeks. no exception for rape, incest or victims of human trafficking. in fact, it would penalize people who performed the procedure for a minimum of five years in prison. i want to bring if sarah philips. you are a clinic. meaning, you accompany people who want to get this procedure done. give us an idea where missouri was before this bill was passed? >> even before this, missouri was already a state in the country that was making it extremely difficult for women to access abortion by instituting

breaking news tonight at 9 o'clock emeryville police have just announced they have arrested darlie marianna monte calvo and she's the woman accused of pretending to be and manny this is her picture police in both emeryville in oakland had been looking for her investigators say that want to call though use the name of a professional manny who have been vetted by the statement to call them on the other hand as she has a criminal history that goes back 40 years records show that she was arrested for fraud narcotics and possession of stolen property. oakland police also have a warrant out for her arrest for identity theft and intentionally hurting a child. our other top story tonight, oakland city leaders are celebrate decrease in gun violence mayor libby shaft along with local community leaders and gun experts sharing a new report showing that homicides in the city have dropped dramatically. our dan storm was there for discussion on this new report he joins us now live in oakland with more on the story dan. >>well vicki and grand this new report highlights of the city of oakland was able to re

shelters for those displaced by the fighting not only libyans but foreign migrants and refugees as well marianna says she's still traumatized by the sound of rocket explosions near her home her dream is to start missing classes at a university later this year but she's worried she might not be able to fulfill her dream if the world moves closer to the city center. tripoli. here s. is reportedly considering plans to send thousands of troops to the middle east to guard against what it says are potential threats from iran these agencies say don't work trumps national security team will be briefed on thursday earlier the acting defense secretary diamond plate the possibility of war with iran but strongly defended the military buildup in the gulf the pentagon has deployed extra warships and fighter jets to the region over the past few weeks. security in indonesia capital is so tight some election results sparked a violent process 7 people were killed in riots some 200 injured on choose state testers are angry that's a president a joke who were doing was declared the winner over last month's election

more on climate and environmental factors than on the non political and conflict related ones as as marianna has even said just now what we what we're seeing across the world is that both environmental m. political factors are converging very much to cause very complex patterns of displacement and foot and to drive these numbers up so there needs to be much more investment both on the on the political side many of the crises that we're seeing across the world of very much political crises that require political solutions that means that there needs to be much more investment in in development of course because under development and income inequalities are at the some of the root causes of these of these problems so investment on the development side but also in peace building and conflict mediation activities and then of course that has to go hand in hand with much longer term investments now and in the future into disaster risk reduction preparedness climate change. urbanization and urban planning one of the main trends of our report shows that internal displacement is increasingly becoming

woman police accused of pretending to be a nanny has been arrested emeryville police say darlie marianna month to call though use the name of a legitimate professional nanny who had been vetted by the state. they say month a call on the other hand has a criminal history that goes back 40 years. surveillance video from a family home in san francisco, help police track down the suspect that family says she gave them a name which was not hers. police say records show not to has been arrested for fraud narcotics and possession of stolen property additionally, oakland police have a warrant out for her arrest for identity theft and in titian intentionally hurting a child. we're talking about. >>we're talking about allowing people to live here. >>over city leaders are celebrating a decrease in gun violence mayor libby schaff along with local community leaders and gun experts shared a new report showing homicides in oakland have dropped significantly from forres dance was there for the discussion he joins us live in oakland with more on this day. >>well pam in cannes this some new report highlig

you would think the bottom of the marianna trench, one of the most remote places in the entire worlde of the worrying things, a recent study found, creatures down there even at these depths, many of them have ingested micro—plastics which are the smaller particles of plastics. they have taken some samples from this expedition of the life down there so they are going to check to see how much micro plastic they contain. itjust goes to show, you think of plastic as being a problem in the upper reaches of the ocean but it really does go all the way down even to the bottom of the mariana trench. getting down there is no mean feat. is it harder to go down than it is to go up. they do say that. the main thing you have to deal with is this incredible pressure. one of the scariest things is, you are in a submarine and if there is any hairline crack, any problem, you would simply implode. if the electrics failed while he would at the bottom of the mariana change, there is no other vessel in the world that could go deep enough to rescue you. i wouldn't go to the bottom of the mariana trench, i

shelters for those displaced by the fighting not only libyans but foreign migrants and refugees as well marianna says she's still traumatized by the sound of rocket explosions near her home her dream is to start missing classes at a university later this year but she's worried she might not be able to fulfill her dream if the war moves closer to the city center. tripoli. a video has emerged appearing to show israeli settlers setting far it's a palestinian lands in the occupied west bank it was released by an advocacy group which says the israelis burned fields into villages last week and threw rocks at residents homes u.s. humanitarian affairs agency has recorded 122 settler related attacks against palestinians since the beginning of the year well israel is a call in for the elimination of the un agency that provides aids to palestinian refugees and has accused its own of inciting violence against israel. a failed. date gathered 3. fitted. in violence against the. mandate. to an end while the hands of an iran says the agency cannot be blamed for stalled peace efforts varied still continue its wo

i'm marianna mozzie in london with the top stories from europe including a un maritime tribunals or does russia to release $24.00 detained ukrainian sailors captured me at crimea last year. apropos of cold water. also this hour a serial ramapo size sworn in as south africa's president promising to solve the problems that engulfed his predecessor his press ethical questions are raised over predictions parents using i.v.s. could one day be able to choose the most intelligent embryo. simply told the sport it's a bad day for ferrari in qualifying at the monaco grand prix lewis hamilton cites poll felicity's ahead of teammate valtteri bottas us. thank you very much for joining us iran says the u.s. decision to send more soldiers to the middle east is quote extremely dangerous for peace president donald trump insists a deployment is needed to better defend his country and its allies from iran will get more reaction from tehran. shortly for us here is alan fischer with our report from washington. initial reports suggested the u.s. was preparing to send an additional 120000 troops to the middle

more on climate and environmental factors than on the non political and conflict related ones as as marianna has even said just now what we what we're seeing across the world is that both environmental m. political factors are converging very much to cause very complex patterns of displacement and foot and to drive these numbers up so there needs to be much more investment both on the on the political side many of the crises that we're seeing across the world of very much political crises that require political solutions that means that there needs to be much more investment in in development of course because under development and income inequalities are at the some of the root causes of these of these problems so investment on the development side but also in peace building and conflict mediation activities and then of course that has to go hand in hand with much longer term investments now and in the future into disaster risk reduction preparedness climate change and. urbanization urban planning one of the main trends of our report shows that internal displacement is increasingly becoming