reporting live in menlo park, marianne favro, "today in the bay." >> thank you, marianne. >>> controversywnership of america's food supply. >> scott mcgrew, washington is very concerned. >> a chinese company, laura, has just purchased america's biggest pork producer, smithfield foods, for nearly $5 billion. the federal government may step in to stop it. smithfield is important to the american food chain. it's believed the chinese are interested in that company because they are such a huge consumer of pork, but their food safety system is really a disaster. just one of the business stories we'll be watching this morning. the markets are taking a breather. in fact, giving back on the dow all 100 points that the dow earned tuesday. also, let's talk about yester y yesterday's launch of the soyez capsule carrying that minnesota mom to the international space station along with an italian and a russian. they were able to dock safely. there is karen as she boards. prerecorded all kinds of books for her son. her husband is also an astronaut. he will be staying down with the children -- or the son

marianne favro has a look at the financial impact.let's begin chris sanchez. >> well it is hard to believe that in 33 months the super bowl will be kicking off right here behind us at slee vie stayed sum, hotels resumed for the nfl, it seems like the stadium itself really was the ski in getting the winning bid. levy said yum will boast wi-fi for all of the attendees. it has 13,000 square feet of video boards. that ask a sharp contrast to miami's aging sun life stadium, the one stadium that was the direct competition for san francisco. early this month they kwashd the dreams of a renovation by failing to approve a ballot measure that the nfl said would be king. >> when the york family and the nfl invested in helping get a new stadium, that was a huge milestone for us. we've had the ability to host an event of this caliber for a very long time, we just didn't have the stadium. now we have levy stadium and the bay area is thrilled. >> i think the owners spoke. >> reporter: now take a look at the items. we mentioned the pebble beach tee t

i'm marianne rafferty. massive storm system spawning several tornadoes in oklahoma, kansas and iowa. tornado warnings still in effect from oklahoma all the way to minnesota. one twister turning deadly in shawnee, oklahoma, just outside of oklahoma city. one person there is dead. at least 21 people injured across the state. a mobile home park in the town of shawnee is flattened. homes splintered and scattered all over. local emergency crews are going from home to home trying to find people not accounted for. the governor has declared an emergency for 16 oklahoma counties. the tornado also touching down in wichita, kansas near mid continent airport. knocking out power to thousands of homes and businesses. however, no reports yet of any injuries there. a massive storm system again, a deadly storm system spawning several destructive tornadoes in oklahoma, iowa and kansas. one person confirmed dead and 20 others injured. square arery thanks for being with us. what -- jerry what can you tell us now. we know shawn

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>> thanks so much, marianne.ard to hear this morning. >> yeah. >>> and it's time now for your "five at 5:00," the top five stories making news at this hour. boston's top cop says his people had no idea that russian authorities had concerns about the marathon bombing suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev, prior to the attack. communication or lack thereof was at the center of testimony at hearings thursday on capitol hill. >> we have three detectives and a sergeant who are assigned to the joint terrorism task force. one of my detectives is actually in the squad that investigated that. we have access to all the databases, but we were not, in fact, informed of that particular development. >> commissioner davis acknowledged that police might not have uncovered or disrupted the plot even if they had fully investigated the family of tamerlan tsarnaev based on those warnings. >>> we are one step closer to justice for the suspected shooter, who you see here, in the ft. hood massacre. a military judge to delay major nidal hasan's co

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> 6:54. this morning. after the three-day break, the dow up 100 points. the nasdaq up 50 as well. this comes after a long slide. some good news on the markets as we see that rally continue. minnesota's karen neiberg will take working women to new heights. she is going to blast off at 1:30 our time today headed for the international space station for a six-month stay. she will be joined by an italian and a russian. to be fair, they are fathers. neiberg, mother of the 3-year-old's holds a doctorate in mechanical engineering. they are replacing chris hatfield. she became a space celebrity on twitter and youtube. she says she is on twitter but she is more of a pinterest person, which i think has the people over at pin trest very happy. >> i will follow her. >> very pinteresting. >>> they will determine who advances to the next round for the sharks in the stanley cup playoff. they will have to overcome if they want to move on to the western conference finals. they snuck in a quick practice yesterd

nbc marianne favro is live with this story. >> reporter: bob wants to do more to protect patients.the former aol exec says that doctors should be under the same scrutiny as bus drivers. he knows too well how deadly drug an alcohol alcohol abuse can be. his two children wrn killed by a driver under the influence of both prescription pills and alcohol. now pack is working to get an initiative on the november ballot next year asking voter to require all doctors in california to submit to random drug and alcohol testing. >> there should be random drug tests just like this is for an airline pilot. anybody who holds the life of another human being in their hands we think should be under that scrutiny. >> reporter: it also calls for overturning a state law that puts a 250,000 dollars cap on malpractice suits involving pain ansuffering. it calls it another trial lawyer money grab. we will talk more about these efforts to get rid of the cap come ug up at 6:00 tonight. marianne favro nbc bay area news. >> we have an update on our breaking news at the top of the show. the tornado in oklahoma

i'm marianne rafferty. "on the record" starts now. >>> we have been lied to at every single turn on every one of the scandals and now they are all coming together in a major train wreck and it is catching up with them. >> obama's hands are on every lever. the irs scandal, benghazi, it is obama back to front, top to bottom. >> what they want to do, is try to drag, washington, into a swamp of partisan fishing expeditions and trumped up hearings. >> can you say categorically that nobody in the white house or on the political team had any knowledge or was involved in any way by targeting of tea party groups by the irs? >> yes, he. >> i didn't know anything about the ig report before it had been leaked through the press. >> why did you mislead congress on the american people on this? >> i did not mislead congress or the american people. >> could be the day we get answers. a house committee holding a hearing on what went wrong in benghazi as we hear from whistle blowers who say more could have been done to save a

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nbc bay area's marianne favro got a firsthand look at the bikepath. she joins us live from the skyway of the new bay bridge span. what exactly is the problem here? >> reporter: we just finished the tour where they showed it to us. we're on the bikepath now of the new bridge. the problem is here on the small section of the bridge. it all has to do with these bolts down here. originally they had decorative cats on these bolts, but that was the problem. those caps were welded on wrong. spokesman said the caps were mistakenly molded to the base plate, which did not allow for wiggle room during weather changes. when the bridge moved a little, the bolts below sheared off. he said the problem was discovered during a routine quality assurance inspection. >> on a project of this scope and scale, something this massive, you are going to run into challenges from time to time. the very point of having a robust quality assurance, quolt control process was to catch these things in the field. there's not live traffic on the bikepath, the bridge. we are catching all

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> i want to show you our time lapse cam.construction continuing at levi stadium. crews broke ground in april of ÷ 2012. the $1.2 billion project expected to be ready for the 2014 nfl season. it will hold nearly 70,000 fans, with the option to expanding to 75,000 for the super bowl. >>> the only other time the super bowl was in the bay area, 1985 at stanford stadium. this stadium will be different. another live look. our coverage of this story continues online at nbcbayarea.com. there you can find more reaction from the super bowl bid committee.  gun safety, some local technology that could be a gun control game changer. >>> getting small businesses off the ground. the innovative way one local city is backing entrepreneurs. >> a new tool helping save money and lives. >>> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri, gusty winds today from 20 to 62 miles per hour. talk about more wind for tomorrow and a cooling forecast coming up. >>> our investigative unit first told you about inckon siconsist health care costs in the bay area, now we hav

reporting from milpitas, not mili mch mil milipitas, marianne favro. >>> in this case, somebodies are research eaters stanford, what they are doing right is helping millions of children across the world. nbc bay area's garvin thomas joins us tonight with bay area proud. >> stanford university is the kind of place where big ideas are born and raised. there's not a tech giant in silicon valley that doesn't have stanford dna in it somewhere. but one of the university's biggest successes you've likely never heard of. but as you'll see in tonight's bay area proud, they are every bit the world changer. stanford university's freeman foggy institute for rural studies education action program is a mouthful for sure h you should know of all the words you just heard, one is more important than the rest. action. >> that's what we do here. we take action to the field, find evidence-based research of what works and what doesn't and help to try to scale that out successfully. >> reporter: scott rosele is a stanford economics pro-with a lifetime of knowledge about the economy of rural china. still, k

. >>> reporter: in her own backyard in the heart of silicon valley, marianne wilson is cultivating avolution . >> i look to eat food that has nothing processed very much. >> reporter: on her kitchen counter, homegrown wheat. marianne has gone back to the grind literally. >> there is something very satisfying about growing and grinding and cooking with my very own wheat. >> reporter: while the harvest is small and time-consuming, she says it's worth it. >> because it's healthier. >> reporter: the scientific evidence is clear. eating whole grains is good for your health. but buying whole grains at the store, critics say that's not so clear-cut. >> yes, whole grain lucky charms are my favorite. it's a marketing tool. so when i think the whole grain stamp i think they're marketing. >> the professor of nutrition food studies and pickup health. she says with industrial food processing the whole grain gets pulverized and that's a problem. >> if you don't have all of the fibers intact, with the grain, then the starch is going to break down very quickly and you might as well be eating sugar.

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and thank you very, >> live from america's news headquarters i am marianne rafferty. lawmakers demanding answers from the revenue service that report top irs officials did know about the targeting agency conservative group for special scrutiny. the irs knew it was happening as far back as 2011. earlier this week they apologized for targeting groups with tea party or patriots in their names. a story governor huckabee has been talking about law americas say john mccain calling the white house's actions a willful cover up. others saying more testimony is needed to uncover the truth. some democrat lawmakers are saying they believe it is driven bipartisan politics. four americans were killed in the attacks including the u.s. ambassador to libya. i am marianne rafferty. now back to "huckabee." for the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. faulkner and no back to huckabee. >> we have just seen a powerful testimony of a mom with a broken heart. will we get answers and where will those answers take us? joining me is grechin carlsson and advoicer to clinton's campaign ja mu g

i am marianne rafferty. now back to "huckabee." for the latest headlines go to foxnews.com. >> as jurors in the murder trial of dr. kermit gosnell new undercover video is blowing the lid off of the late term abortion industry. there is several abortion clinics . went there to find out what the clinics would do in a situation where a baby born alive in the fail would failed abortion attempt. in these videos they are 22 weekings and posing as potential patients and seeking consulitation. what you are about to see and hear is disturbing. >> it will be 23 week two days. >> it doesn't look like a baby it has organs and heart like, we all have hearts, but it is not done. >> does it have a face or anything. >> it is developing into. >> okay. >> but they used the suction and there is no movement. >> sometimes. sometimes they are, yes. >> it does happen. if i were to choose to do it that way like you would let it go. >> uh-huh. >> it is >> my gosh. it is it hard for me to watch it is hard to see joining me is president of live action. his o

and we called hand people's choice for those who patrolled the outfield, i johnny murphy murphy, marianne, the shortstop of the world champion st. louis cardinals and that first year after 1946 i belong love with it came was trying to protest their conditions and not by negotiating pension schemes. and then to be involved with the union but also some of them were going south of the border to mexico to join the mexican elite that was enticing some of those cells of the border. i talked in the book that we as kid sought and observed as they went down there and they tried to come back and reclaim their status and initiated an antitrust litigation and labor law as too important legal avenues the players have used beyond the collective bargaining process itself. >>host: mr. gould why since 1995 have we not seen a baseball strike? what did you help to put into place? >>guest: we see no baseball strikes as a result of the settlement, revenues have escalated by the time we intervene to but at the time of the last collective bargaining agreement in 2011, those revenues have increased so in the era

reporting live, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> now an nbc bay area followup. an unusual appeal to gang members where fed up city leaders say the violence must end. gang activity blamed for several shootings and a drive by. the 6-year-old girl was cut by broken glass. investigators say the gun shot victims will survive. police revealed four people at the bus stop were targeted. the mayor addressed gangs directly. >> i want to make an appeal to the leaders of the gang both young and old to stop the violence, stop the shooting to resolve the problems and have a little compassion for the innocent people who are injured in the process. >> for those who would try to terrorize a community then the only thing i have for them is incarceration. >> investigators are interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance tapes as they work to identify the gunman. >>> new at 6:00 police in newark are asking for the public's help in identifying a burglar who came face to face with his would-be victim. the person living at the home says the man looked similar to this picture. he

i'm marianne rafferty. a dangerous storm system slamming the plains and midwest leaving a path of destruction in its wake. several reports of tornadoes in oklahoma, kansas and iowa. tornado watches still in effect for a number of areas. one twister turning deadly in shawnee, oklahoma. one person there is dead. an oklahoma sheriff revealing that person was a 79-year-old man found in a mobile home park. the mobile home park in ruins, homes splintered and scattered all over. 21 people injured across oklahoma but that number could rise. crews are going home to home trying to find people who aren't yet accounted for. the governor declared an emergency for 16 oklahoma counties. the tornado touching down in wichita, kansas knocking out power to thousands of homes and businesses. however, no reports yet of any injuries there. again, a deadly storm system spawning several destructive tornadoes in oklahoma, kansas and iowa. one person dead and 21 others injured. i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to fox news reporting

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> great medical advances. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologistff ranieri to tell us about this weather and rain around the corner. >> you may need your unl brellas. it is getting the meteorologists jazzed up because we haven't had a storm offshore that looks like this many times here in 2013. we'll take it. you can see here tapping into a decent amount of moisture and this will be producing some rainfall here for the bay area. doppler radar is completely dry from santa rosa down to san jose. as you will see we are going to find cloud cover increasing at the coast by the bay and inland and we will stay under the same conditions through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. throughout the late morning up until 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 in the morning we will introduce the showers back into the forecast. you can see here in foster city we have the marine layer out here and mid to high level cloud cover starting to move in. and then we will take you to emeryville and an increase in cloud cover as the sun begins to set. and currently in san francisco it doesn't look too ba

good morning, marianne. >> good morning.astro is held on $8 million, charged with four counts of kidnapping, one for each of the women plus the child

. >>> live in america's news headquarters i'm marianne rafferty. president barack obama returning to washington wrapping up a three day trip to mexico and costa rica. while in costa rica the president urged central american leaders to cut high energy costs and confront regional violence. in mexico proposed u.s. immigration policies. a plane powered only by the sun completing a first leg of a coast-to-coast trip across u.s. the solar impulse landing after taking off from southern, california 18 hours earlier. it is as light as a small car and runs on energy from 12,000 solar cells. and orb winning the 139th kentucky derby on a rainy day at churchill downs. taking home nearly $1.5 million of a more than $2 million purse. i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "geraldo at large." latinoest headlines log on to foxnews.com. for all the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> geraldo: the former vice chief of staff of the arm hmy, four star general retired jack keene joins us. how are you doing? i have to start with a crucial question. you and i have spo

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm marianne rafferty.dent obama is back home in washington tonight wrapping up a three-day trip to mexico and costa rica. while in costa rica the president urged central american leaders to cut the high energy costs and confront regional violence. >>> in mexico, voiced an overhaul of immigration policies and said u.s. lawmakers will pass immigration reform later this year. >>> a california teen goes on a high speed joyride. the 14-year-old took his mom's car while she was sleeping and rocketed down a highway at 115 miles per hour. police threw down spike strips to stop him but he kept going for another 26 miles. he said he didn't pull over because he wanted the thread of the chase. he admitted to drinking and smoking marijuana beforehand. i'm marianne rafferty. for all the latinoest headlines log on to foxnews.com. for all the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> geraldo: the former vice chief of staff of the arm hmy, four star general retired jack keene joins us. how are you doing? i have to start w

i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "justice" with jeanine.test headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> i just want to thank the entire community the and all of our family and friends for the overwhelming amount of support that you have given my family. it will never be foregotten. thank you. >> judge jeanine: the search is on for the killer of 8-year-old lila fowler discovered stabbed to death in her own home in valley springs california a week ago. police say they are making progress. sheriff gary kuntz of the calaveras county sheriff's department joins me on thephon. sheriff, thanks so much for being with us this this evening. >> thank you. >> judge jeanine: sheriff, what is the latest on the case? >> could you repeat that one more time, please? >> tell us what the late seventh on the case and on the investigation? >> we have gone forward with combing through all of the evidence, cams in the neighborhood hoping to pick up more -- canvassing the neighborhood hoping to pick up more leads and in the process of processing the evidence and looking

i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >>> the irs has admitted to targeting conservatives even if the white house continues to be stuck on the word "if." my question isn't about who is going resign. my question is who is going to jail over this scandal? >> judge jeanine: the irs scandal is even more frightening than we first thought. and now some of those conservative groups that have been targeted are planning to sue. other than a man who was already going to retire will any one be held accountable? whistling me a former irs commissioner and jay sekulow who represents a number of the tea party groups that were targeted. good evening, gentlemen. >> good evening. >> hi, judge. >> judge jeanine: commissioner, are you aware of this kind of political targeting happening at the irs when you were the commissioner? >> no, not at all. let me just say this. in my experience everybody at the service did their level best to stay clear of politics. in fact, judge, we had an initiative in the

reporting live in san jose marianne favro for "today in the bay." >>> 5:02. the numbers are in. it is a sizeable increase in drunk driving arrests on this memorial day weekend. from friday evening up until this morning, chp officers arrested more than 1100 people statewide for driving under the influence. this includes 61 arrests in santa clara county. that's about twice as many arrests from last year. officers also responded to two alcohol-related deadly crashes in the bay area. >>> los angeles police have arrested a 26-year-old man who they think is a person of interest in the stabbing death of an 11-year-old boy. police say the deadly attack happened yet morning at an apartment in west lake district. the boy died from his injuries. our l.a. station is reporting the man arrested for the crime is the boy's stepfather. he was taken to the hospital for treatment after suffering an injury to the shoulder. investigators are now looking into what led up to that attack. >>> we are learning new details about a hit and run crash that killed three young people from daly city. m police s

you're a disgrace to our profession for the way that you have treated madelein noe and her daughter marianne a. all of them are at the back here today. and you have further, mr. williams, tried to smear mike murphy and his good name and his recent appointment to the port commission. i know a lot of people around this city and i've never heard anyone have a good word to say about you. this whole saga has become grotesque, unbelievable, bizarre, and unprecedented. president, commissioners, i'll ask you tonight for the people of san francisco, i trust that you as the board of appeals will do the right thing. let the sod now be turned. >> thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? >> i have my notes on here. my name is warren sheets. i live at 10 crown terrace. i've lived in the neighborhood for over 14 years, and i've watched this disgraceful saga go on. and i was once on the other side where i was in opposition to this project. but after several revisions and after the owner had met with the neighbors one on one and in group format, time after time, i recalled that the proper -

reporting live in santa clara, marianne favro. >>> thank you. a surprise checkpoint at a local airport, but it had nothing to do with drunk drivers. >>> i'm vicky nguyen. growing fraud in the bay area. people who pose their pets as service animals so they can take their furry friends everywhere. who it hurts and what is being done to stop the fakers. >>> a pit bull attack leaves a police dog injured and six people under arrest. we'll have the new details. >>> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff guardier. winds have increased. a live look at san jose and trees blowing around a bit. we'll let you know when the wind moves on out coming up in a few minutes. >>> injuries received in the line of duty have temporarily officer for the livermore police department. he seems fine, but he was injured today after he and his human partner responded to a report of shots fired from a backyard. when police arrived, and approached, a pit bull ran out and attacked bugsy, latch on to his neck. the officer couldn't pull the dog off, so he fired his gun, k

nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us from palo alto this evening.ary anne, this seems to go against the grain of most growth plans, correct? >> reporter: well, it does, raj. but it also does make sense on many levels because palo alto has always embraced startups, and because of that, that strategy has paid off giving them international recognition as a place of innovation. city leaders say it just makes sense that building a tech corridor here on park boulevard will only lure more startups to the city. palo alto is known for nurturing high-tech startups. both google and facebook spent their toddler years here. now the city is putting out the welcome mat for the next generation of entrepreneurs. this week the city planning and transportation commission voted in favor of transforming park boulevard south of california avenue into a tech corridor. the hope is to offer smaller spaces, open designs, and even some live/work laws. a huge pent-up demand for entrepreneurs, startups to find opportunities right here in this area. particularly with so many peo

"today in the bay's" marianne favro joins us. >> reporter: with 1 billion users, this will have major ramifications. facebook is saying it's changing its policy on any posts that make light of violence against women and the vice president of global polished this statement this morning, saying it has become clear that our systems to identify and remove hate speech have failed to work as effectively as we would like, particularly around issues of gender-based hate. the guidelines used by these systems have failed to capture all the content that violates our standards. we need to do better. and we will. the policy change is in response to pressure from both activists and advertisers. you may remember, bay area congresswoman jackie spear alerted military brass about the marine facebook pages, making fun of sexual assault. now social media pages are targeting her. we caught up with her at a busy restaurant last night. here is what she had to say. >> it's all about doing the right thing. and i don't think that's the right thing. so, i think that the military has a big job ahead of itself, c

i'm marianne rafferty.ow, back to "geraldo at large." >> geraldo: what about the events that night? are you convinced that we did everything we possibly could as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and other military officials today maintain or do you wish we had tried and done more? >> we now have confirmed the talking points were just totally incorrect. we would you now confirmed it was an organized attack against the mission and later against the cia head quarters. we he confirmed there were requests for additional security that weren't granted. we need to know the who, what, when, where and why. >> the only edits were stylistics and not substantive. they corrected the facility and the like. >> there is nobody at this point that believed the white house spokes person these were merely stylistic changes. the public was misled for weeks. >> geraldo: benghazi is the most emotional of the scandals and we will deal with it as the program progresses this evening. but will it have the most impact? let's a

i'm marianne rafferty in new york.s mid section on tornado watch and tonight word that a large tornado has touched down in roselle, kansas. no word of damage or injuries so far. kansas along with colorado, nebraska, oklahoma and north texas prepared for large hail, damaging wind and tornadoes. the threat could span over is the next three days and this comes just days after more than a dozen twisters ripped through northern texas, killing at least six people he. today, home owners in garnbury was allowed back in to' sessions the damage. there will be no triple crown win they are year. oxbo leading from start to finish at the preakness in baltimore today. orb finished fourth. >>> i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "geraldo at large." for all the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. ever >> geraldo: what about the events that night? are you convinced that we did everything we possibly could as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and other military officials today maintain or do you wish we had tried and done mor

nbc marianne favro is live with this story. >> reporter: i can tell you that he is accused of murderin georgia. he's accused of killing a roper. he has very prominent ties in the bay area, he played here at santa clara university where he played for two months and then withdrew in mar of 2009. he r white gained notary here in in san mateo and was named player of the year. he also played at santa clara university for several months and went on to play for san francisco state getting national recognition for neigh a shot from beyond half court. now white is behind bars accused of murdering a man in georgia. he was arrested in pacifica april 24th. >> it if the arrest occurred in our county we handle the extradition proceedings. he will go back to deal with his very serious case. >> he accused of murdering lil phat who was gunned down june 7th of last year. several other men have been charged in the case. in a phone interview white's father said we are in total shock right now. he is the most nonviolent person i have ever known in my life. this is beyond anyone's comprehension. he is a f

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i'm marianne rafferty.to "on the record" already from progress. >> but also in universities and in the government the sector is sharply reducing the number of people to make sure they don't get hit by obama care. at the very time when it looks like small businesses in the economy are starting to get a little bit of credit again and therefore can do more hiring you have the uncertainty of obamacare hitting and that is going to slow things down from what should have been a good peckup. >> greta: i read today about part-time workers. a lot are part-time because they couldn't get full-time work and now more people are going part time which means they have more competition for the part-time jobs and then the added problem you mentioned obamacare is that some people who hire part-time workers are going to lower the hours from 30 to 27 so they don't have to -- so certain requirements don't kick in for them. the part-time workers may have less hours. this is going to be particularly painful i think for part-time wo

marianne reaed says some folks gathered at the u of jima memorial this morning, which we have been showing you -- the iwo jima memorial this morning, what we have been showing you this morning. we will be at the yet non- veterans memorial -- the vietnam veterans memorial later on this morning. we will also hear from folks of the vietnam era about the remembrances of that time. time from ohio, active military, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you today? host: i am well, thanks. caller: i would say the best thing we can do for our fallen is to honor what they fought for and ensure that we do not make the same mistakes in the future. they fought to protect the people and the constitution of the united states, and they also fought so that we have the rights and freedoms that we enjoy today. that sacrifice should ensure that we do not allow our folks to take those rights away, whether it is labor for whatever subject you want to talk about. let's make sure our representatives guarantee the future of rights rather than trying to eliminate them. mechanicsville, virginia, the retired li

let's bring in marianne favro who joins us with more on the new center. >> reporter: raj this new clinic is located inside the stanford care center. it's very convenient. they'll be able to come here and see a dermatologist about skin problems that are often caused by their cancer treatments. stephen griner is no stranger to doctor's appointments. he's been battling leukemia for the last ten years. now he's take the a new chemo drug as part of a clinical trial and he's concerned it may be causing blisters on his skin but he didn't have to wait for week to get an appointment with the dermatologist. >> when i develop the lesions, they were immediately able, i mean within hours they got me into the clinic and had he set up with an appointment. i mean that us with just amazing. >> reporter: stephen is benefits from the clinic at the stanford cancer institute. it is one of the first to address the skin problems during chemo and radiation. >> there's direct burning of the skin that can happen. so we want to make sure that we take care of that and help soothe the skin. the skin can break down.

. >> tonight marianne favro joins us. >> one of those devices is a remote control that temporarily inflatsn implant. this remote is one of those improvements. mas toektmy patients receive a slightly inflated temporary implant that must be gradually iminflat iminflated. it involves weekly trips to the doctor. mastectomy patient of san jose had to procedure. >> sit a very l unkfrtable. >> she could feel the uncomfortable tension for days. with this new remote patients can fill their own implant with air. >> this new air expander instead of a needle poke, there's remote that communicates with the expander. so no needles, very small dose can be given multiple times a day spaced out over a week so that it's less painful. >> the air expander allows women the power to adjust the increase to what their body the handle. >> certainly being diagnosed with breast cancer or finding out, say for people who have the breast cancer gene it can be devastating and they feel like they don't have control. to have some control in this process means a lot 0 to the patients. >> this doctor is now involved for a c

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marianne favro is in the newsroom with more details. >> reporter: what the investigation revealed today after the gunman fatally shot the officers, he went up close to them and shot them again. we're also learning how close the gunman came to shoo(még people in the community. when santa cruz police sergeant butch baker and detective=/% elizabeth butler went to talk to jeremy goulet, they tried to coax him out of his home. an investigation into what happened february 26th revealed he said he was coming out, but the officers never expected he would come out firing a .45 caliber automatic pistol. they were killed within secondsx what investigators revealed today is what happened next. >> at that point, the suspect walked over to the mortally wounded sergeant baker, fired two more rounds into him, then disarmed him, took his service weapon from him. goulet then fired another round into sergeant baker and walked away with sergeant baker's gun. >> reporter: he then shot detective butler who was on the ground and took her weapon too, then took off in their patrol car. witnesses say he then ter

i'm marianne rafferty.sive storm system spawning several tornadoes in oklahoma, kansas and iowa. tornado warnings still in effect from oklahoma all the way to minnesota. one twister turning deadly in shawnee, oklahoma, just outside of oklahoma city. one person there is dead. at least 21 people injured across the state. a mobile home park in the town of shawnee is flattened. homes splintered and scattered all over. local emergency crews are going from home to home trying to find people not accounted for. the governor has declared an emergency for 16 oklahoma counties. the tornado also touching down in wichita, kansas near mid continent airport.

do you want me to point out you are wearing like marianne from gilligan's island picnic table?ou want me to bring that up? >> no, that's all right. move on to something. >> ordinarily -- like i am just going to let the shots build up. i found out -- there was a lot of talk of aiding and abetting in the james rosen story. i looked it up just in case. the definition to aid is to assist and help. the definition of abet is to assist and help. >> basically you say don't use one of those. >> it is a redundant thing to do. >> it sounds good. >> it is redundant and saying the same thing twice. >> by the way you said it was redone department and said the same thing twice. >> lawyers get paid by the word. lawyers get paid by the word. >> that makes sense. you are so much smarter than awful us. than all of us. you said the government peas on the first amendment and then that inspired joe derosa to make a video about r kelly's urine video can you refrain from any mentions of german pornography? >> she also used the word leakage. i played my cards. there were a lot of opportunities and i di

i'm joined by the superintendent marianne moore.you look at briarwood, when you look at towers, it's a testament to the preparation and also the teachers and the principals. >> it is absolutely to the credit of our school staff and our teachers. they do such wonderful work every day. and this is just an example how they actually performed the protocol and procedures that we have in place. they put themselves between the children and harm's way and did the best they could to account for the safety of their students. this is a practice that -- a protocol that we practice all the time, several times a year. >> i think teachers are heroes all around the country. >> absolutely. >> but we really see it at a time like this. >> absolutely. they did a wonderful job. >> i get text from people around the country all the time. why aren't there shelters in all schools? in new schools, are there -- are shelters being built, or is it just in old schools? >> there has been a focus on that in recent years and looking at safe rooms in schools. after

i am marianne rafferty, now back to "huckabee." ou back to huckab (applause) >> they are loyal and love us unconditionally and have the rema rema remarkableability comfort us. we have the president of guardiance of rescue. we have specialivity timothy geithner stroebl and his puppy harlo. and corporal john wallace and his doing tommy. >> i am a dog person and so i am already loving this segment to talk to you. i know how important dogs can be. even if we are not suffering from ptsb. how do you go about picking dogs it go with veterans in the process in >> every veteran suffering from ptsb has a unique requirement. and the majority of our training is based on little things such as when if it is issues start acting up at midnight when the lights go out the dog will stay on the bed with him. and we train them to wake up at 6 o'clock. now you are going to go jogging. >> tell us the things that the dogs are trained to do. we have video. and tell us what we are seeing in the clips as to the specific applications. >> here is a veteran who