marianne favro is on the scene with more. marianne. >> this is an investigation fbi agents have been working on for two years. earlier they raided the top two parlor which is upstairs here in the second floor of the building. a team of agents, including a canine unit, were acts on arrests and search warrants. once inside they found several guns, including an assault rifle. and bags of possible methamphetamine. no one was inside the tattoo parlor, but agents arrested at least 20 people in homes in san jose as part of this sweep. the alleged activities of what they did. gang related, drugs, not people you want in your backyard. >> an fbi spokesman says because the investigation is ongoing he cannot comment on how many weapons or suspected drugs were seized. the owner of the restaurant in the same building says he thought it was unusual that the tattoo parlor never accepted walk-in clients and had high security at a gate. he told us he was very concerned about this raid because he says he has a lot of families with kids that com

marianne and four other delivery nurses and mid-wives formed the team, the birthing babes.om aurora to see who could lose the most weight. the winning team could get $10,000. which provided enough motivation to get the birthing babes to power-walk along milwaukee's frigid lakefront. >> before it was hey, let's go out for lunch, let's go, you know, out for dinner. and now it's hey, you want to get together and go for a walk? let's go to zumba. >> reporter: which would have sounded crazy a year ago. >> oh, absolutely. i'd be like zumba, are you out of your mind? >> you don't have to go to the jm. you go to the park. you walk the hills. you take a bike ride. you can do it if you watch what you put in your mouth. >> reporter: their employer helped with that too. aurora opened dining options that look more like a health food store than a hospital cafeteria. a tuscan kale salad in wisconsin? yes. and it's been a big hit. the birthing babes' motivation to keep moving? they want the 10 grand for a trip to hawaii. >> i've been on about, i don't know, 15 diets in the last nine years

. >>> i'm marianne favro live at lexington reservoir, which is very low. i'll find out how much south bay water users will be asked to cut back. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri. we are tracking rainfall offshore, something we haven't seen in quite some time. we'll let you know of when our best chance of getting raindrops is coming up. >>> and then at 6:00, two gropers on campus an students are on heightened alert. >> thinking about buying a taser. >> get a look at what san jose state is doing to keep everyone safe. >> we don't want them waiting around in the dark. >> that's new at 6:00. >>> your favorite app on your phone is doing late more than you think, and you might not like it. facebook, rock band, angry birds are a way for spies and hackers to target your information. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us with the latest leaks from form n sflt a contractor, edward snow dden. >> we've talked about how our mobile devices are the latest target for hackers but a warning about the apps we use and how they give criminals a way to virt

. >> i'm marianne favro live in sunnyvale. the governor wants all of us to reduce our water use by 20%. coming up i'll show you a free program that can help you achieve that goal. >> and then at 6:00, san jose officers injured on the job. >> came up from behind and attacked me, shattered my four upper front teeth. >> reporter: but it's what happened after they healed that left them feeling humiliated. >> i'm embarrassed from my peers. >> that's new at 6:00. >>> the flu is getting more deadly across the bay area. among the new victim, a man in his 30s. the death toll rose to 28 after the counties of sonoma, contra costa and san mateo and san francisco reported more deaths. the number of flu cases is expected to rise, and that's why they are encouraging everyone to get that flu shot. >> and it's definitely not too late to get your flu vaccine, even though the flu season is in full force, and there's widespread flu circulating in the community. we do expect the flu season to last for another couple of months. >> health officials

marianne talked to doctors how the young are getting hit hard but we begin with joe did hernandez where she's talking to the young man's family and friends. they must be devastated. >> they are very devastated, jessica. 23-year-old matthew walker we're told absolutely loved his job here at g and g market in san to rosa. we're told he showed up to work every day with a smile on his face and full of energy. this was a young man who truly seemed to be enjoying his youth until he was hit by the flu. >> i can't believe something like this could happen to someone, just so young. >> reporter: 21-year-old tanner peterson can't believe his friend and co-worker is gone. just three weeks ago, 23-year-old matthew walker was working beside him in the produce department of g and g supermarket in santa

most, marianne? >> raj, already cattle ranchers are hurt the most and people's whose wells rely on the water. it's so low you can across much of it. it's the driest of santa clara county's ten reservoirs, it's holding 10% of the capacity. last year california experienced the driest year since 1874 resulting in this parched picture. while this hay not impact your shower or ability to water the lawn, it's impacting cattle ranchers. >> cattle ranching operations in our county to alameda that are calling on a kaydaily basis indicating they can't make it and they are starting to become not only impactful to livestock but the habitat. >> he says homeowners are sounding the alarm. >> we're hearing from everything from homeowners who are in the county in incorporated area outside of city urban service lines who are depend dant on well water. >> yesterday, jerry brown said he's preparing papers for a possible drought decolorationde >> with the drought going into second year, some say longer, there are serious

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. t >>> thank you. we're going to turn our attention to the flu. 17 people have now died in the bay area because of the flu. the latest deaths happened in, and it has sickened inmates at the county jail. the outbreak has placed some restrictions on the inmates and non-official visiting hours have been canceled until friday. >>> the search for the san jose arsonist is creating worries. people are concerned who live near stations that have lost a fire engine or an entire fair station due to budget cuts. >> reporter: the visual can be alarming. the a fire breaks out right across the street from a fire station. and the firefighters can't knock back a single flame. that has he exactly what happened in san jose. the. >> we really aren't effective when we can't put it out immediately. >> reporter: he's president of the firefighters union. the engine at station 30 was eliminated. not enough money to staff it. so the crew could only watch the house across the street burn and prepare while waiting for an engine w

they broke out and were the professor and marianne. they are an inspiration for people stranded on an island metaphor rickly and literally. mr. schulz, what did he mean to you? >> everything. >> do you want me to come back to you? >> yeah, come back to me like with a show that i know. >> you don't know "gilligan's island." >> i know "gilligan's island" and i like seeing gill gilligan's admirers with their wonderful hats and beards. >> not only did i know the show, but i met tina louis. >> really? >> she came to my sock -- socra a tese in the city event. >> you are using a man's death. wow. >> she lives in manhattan expri expri -- and i have her number. we can call her after the show. she is beautiful. >> you are a disgusting human being. >> you were the -- you were the person who told me he died. you were the guy that brought the bad news. first, what was his real name? >> roy hinkley which i did not know that the professor was named roy hinkley, his name on the show. but like most americans russell johnson will be scientist steve carl

. >> marianne rafferty is live with the governor's apology and what happens next. >> new jersey governorrist christie calls himself heartbroken said he was blind sided by a scandal by some of his top aids. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> mayor accepting that apology, but back in september 3rd lanes of the george washington bridge were closed in his city for four-days causing massive delays. they claim it was for a traffic study until texts and e-mails emerged revealing the move was political pay back. top aids against suck lich for not endorsing christie's reelection bid. >> i had no knowledge or involvement in this issue in its planning or execution. i am stunned the abject stupidity that was shown here. >> christie fired the deputy chief of staff who sent texts and e-mails about the closing. he told his former campaign manager to withdraw for consideration for state gop chairman and david wild steen a former port authority was held in contempt of court for pleading the

let's bring in marianne favro. what's brennan's story? >> reporter: neighbors say that patrick brennan moved into this mobile home park you see behind me just a few months ago. they said he had no idea that he was the suspect. the entire city had been looking for him. but they tell me now that he's been arrested it seems to make sense. just a few yards from this mobile home park is a church that he is accused of setting on fire. patrick brennan, the man now accused of set thing san jose warehouse fire and at least a dozen others, is an experienced arsonist. in 1995, he was convicted of setting fires in the grand canyon. san jose police also linked him with fires in santa clara county in 1999. and campbell police confirmed while he lived in campbell from 1995 to 1999, he was on the state's arson registry. for the past few months, 48-year-old brennan has lived in this small trailer in san jose. police found him and took him in for questioning last night before eventually arresting him. his neighbors say they're relieved. >> i was really sca

. >>> i'm marianne favro live in san jose where fbi agents raid a business here. coming up, i'll show you what they found inside. >>> and dog lovers fighting for their freedom to walk their own dogs. why that right might be taken away in one park. >>> federal agents bust a san jose business today saying they weren't really selling what they were advertising. >> and it's not just a tattoo parlor. it was also a hub for gangs and drugs. today the fbi made that raid in san jose. it happened at tenth and william street. nbc bay area's marianne favro is at this tattoo parlor with the details. >> reporter: fbi agents have been working on this case for about two years. early this morning they raided the tattoo parlor which is right upstairs here up on the right hand. and then they decided this is what they were going to look for. a team of agents, including a canine unit were acting on arrest and search warrants. they found several weapons, chug an assault rile and hand guns and bags of possible methamphetamine. agents arrested at least 20 people in homes in san jose as p

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro. >> thank you, marianne. >>> candle stick park ending the tenure and tonight we're getting a look at what may go up in the place. the video released shows how designers envisioned the project which will go where candle stick park is located and blend high-rise living, shopping areas and office space. the movie theater part of the plan. when the urban development company, also attached to housing projects on treasure island and hunters point. they are in the first phase of the massive project. >>> as facebook shares, another billionaire was born, cheryl sandburg, the social networking chief operating officer. she owns 12.3 million shars of the bay area company that closed over 58 bucks on wall street. that makes the 44-year-old one of the youngest female billionaires in the world. she made the jump in 2008. >>> let's turn things over to rob miata. another record breaker, 59 in san francisco right now. 60 in san jose and 4 in the north bay, hazy skies and high clouds. earlier today we broke records at sfo airport, 68 and oakland again about th

marianne favro will take a look at 6:45. >>> we have new details on the bart officer who fired the fatal shot killing a fellow officer. today bart's police chief confirms that this man, officer michael mays shot and killed his partner tommy smith. it happened six days ago and bart is taking action. jodi hernandez joins us from dublin this evening. >> reporter: the police chief released details confirming the identity of the officer who pulled the trigger here at the park sierra apartments last week. we're also getting a sense of what that officer is likely going through from others who have experienced similar situations. >> at his request, i'm here today to confirm what has already been reported in the media, that the officer who fired the fatal shot that killed sergeant thomas smith was detective michael mays. >> reporter: bart police chief rainy says the officer who accidently shot and killed sergeant tommy smith is highly experienced and highly trained. he confirmed today detective michael mays, an officer with 26 years experience under his belt fired the fatal shot. >> you can have

damian trujillo is covering the air quality, but we begin with marianne favro who joins us from the scene with the challenges the firefighters are still facing. >> reporter: good evening. the fire may have been contained at 12:45 this afternoon, but firefighters still have hours of work ahead. right now they are dousing the roof of the warehouse with water. they are hoping to prevent any flare-ups. they say because this fire was so massive, they are going to be out here until tomorrow morning mopping up. >> whoa! oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: an early morning explosion sent neighbors running from their home, where they watched as flames conquered this massive san jose warehouse. in just 70 minutes, the fire raced across 125,000 square feet, the length of a city block. craig joe hanson lives just feet away in one of the 15 homes forced to evacuate. >> just mountains and mountains of flames. smoke billowing. it looked like a tornado. the tip of a tornado. they were going so high, it was just unbelievable. sad day. >> reporter: as the fire grew to five alarms, 100 firefighters went on

marianne talked to doctors how the young are getting hit hard but we begin with joe did hernandez where she's talking to the young man's family and friends. they must be devastated. >> they are very devastated, jessica. 23-year-old matthew walker we're told absolutely loved his job here at g and g market in san to rosa. we're told he showed up to work every day with a smile on his face and full of energy. this was a young man who truly seemed to be enjoying his youth until he was hit by the flu. >> i can't believe something like this could happen to someone, just so young. >> reporter: 21-year-old tanner peterson can't believe his friend and co-worker is gone. just three weeks ago, 23-year-old matthew walker was working beside him in the produce department of g and g supermarket in santa rosa. before coming down with a fatal case of the flu. >> he had been coughing for awhile, but it didn't seem like anything, it just seemed like a normal cough, this quickly he goes from being completely fine to where we're at now. >> reporter: he spiralled down fast. he chronicled it all on facebook. o

. >>> plus -- >> reporter: i'm marianne favro.the person who purchased the winning megamillions ticket at this san jose gift shop finally comes forward. coming up, find out why it took him so long and what he plans to do with his millions. >>> next step in a fight to save a piece of south bay history that's on the chopping block. >>> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri. plenty of mild air across the western u.s. and a lot of frigid air trapped across the eastern u.s. we'll take you live to green bay on what the 49ers will be facing this sunday in the full weather forecast in just a few minutes. >>> now to a developing story. the mystery is over. the person who bought the jackpot winning megamillions ticket last month in san jose has finally claimed his $324 million prize. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us live from san jose to share his life-changing story. >> reporter: good evening, well, steve tran is a very lucky man. he's a delivery driver who likes to buy lotto tickets at the stores on his route. and he'd hear that there was

marianne rafferty joins us with more. >> mary ann?ng about hundreds of conservative members in hollywood. they are now seeking 501c3 tax exempt status. no partisan activities would be allowed if this happens. friends of aid said they have no political agenda but they are told they are targeted by the irs. >> we understand by our attorney that our agent at the irs was handling our file. i think that probably the reason we are targeted because we filed as a conservative education fellowship. >> for more than two years the irs has been asking questions including wanting to know names of members. actors like kelsey grammer and gary sinise are members. this kind of targeting in hollywood can be difficult. >> they are vulnerable. therefore we have the walking in corporation. i think it's fair to say that we have been subjected to what goes beyond what might be reasonably expected. >> the irs declined to comment. but the agency doesn't comment on individual cases like this one. heather, patti ann. >> all right. marianne rafferty joining us.

marian favro is live with details for us, marianne? >> reporter: consider it a house call for your water woes, a water expert will come to your home and personally give you free advice on how you can reduce your water use by 20%, maybe even more. randy thought her water bill seemed high and today she learned why, thanks to a free water-wise house call offered by the water district she learned she had a small leak. water expert drew noticed her sprinkler system was not watering effectively. he says people waste the most water on their landscaping. >> you can remove your lawn and put in drought tolerant plants with a drought system and that can help with more than half. >> reporter: you can save hundreds gallon as year. >> he installed a little valve in my bathroom and i didn't notice the difference in pressure and saved me half a gallon. >> reporter: he says there may be other water wasting culprits in your home. >> on the inside is old inefficient toilets and shower heads that are flushing too much water. usually over 3.5 gallons per f

. >> i am marianne rafferty.rously cold temperatures that could break records are making close to a foot in the midwest. 15 below zero in the chicago area tomorrow. windchills could make it feel more like 40 to 50 below. there will be no school in chicago on monday. the cold air will reach to the south below normal temperatures predicted there as well. one person was killed two others injured in the fiery crash in colorado. an faa spokesperson says a plane was coming into tucson, arizona and crashed as it was landing. the plane went off the runway flipped over and burst into flames. the flight originated in mexico with 3 people on board. the poo the pilot, co pilot and the passenger. i am marianne rafferty. now back to "huckabee." for the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. now huckabee. (applause) >>> well, i want to wish a happy birthday to ka ra douglas turning 100 on january 6th. we say happy birthday and happy new year to you and your loving family. happy birthday kera. >> if you walk through new york ci

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> outstanding citizen. we solute her. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. a lot to talk about. >> you got that right. we've been searching for any rain drops and not just bad for us, washington and oregon dry. the storm belt, you can see it pushing all of that activity up towards alaska. no hope of getting any rainfall the next four to five days as you see in the scrolling seven-day forecast. if we can't get rainfall, let's enjoy the great rainfall. record-setting heat, 87 and oakland 77 and half moon bay and also coming in at 73. in about 45 seconds, more on this changing pattern and the chance of cooling temperatures coming our way. let's get a look outside right now. number one coldest spot as we push ahead towards tomorrow will be the north bay averaging 50 where we still have some wind kicking around the bay, even five to ten mimles per hour at times. right across the bay, out of the west at three miles per hour helping to keep the fire danger believe it or not, on the increase with those lowering humidit

marianne rafferty, thank you. from it the deep south to the northeast the frigid air is unbearable. >> when will we see any relief in the form of even a slight warm-up, maria? >> hopefully we have good news. >> yes, i have good -- >> sounds like there's a snowstorm in the studio where maria is. >> some other news we are following for you wreen time, despite a last minute appeal, a convicted killer is put to death in missouri. 56-year-old herbert small shot and killed a jeweler during a robbery in 1991. he was branded a last minute stay of execution by the supreme court. a few hours later it was lifted. smulls is the first person to be executed in months. >> a woman is trying to take back her guilty plea now saying she only pled guilty because she was threatened with spending her life in prison. she pleaded guilty to killing 9-year-old olsen when she was 15 years old. now says juveniles can't face automatic life sentences without the possibility of parole. she is asking the judge to over turn her guilty plea becaus

marianne rafferty joins us with more. >> the sennal intelligence committee declared individuals tiedoal gui al qaeda groups w part of the attack. they were long claimed it was the work of protestors not al qaeda group. they knew almost immediately. >> i can tell you within hours the vice-chairman of the senate intelligence committee knew it was a terrorist attack. within 24-hours knew that there was a suspected al qaeda leader involved. >> not only has the administration been lying about al qaeda's involvement the report shows there were ample warnings that the entire attack could have been prevented. >> there was a steady stream of reporting at this facility in benghazi was in great danger. this was a very dangerous place. there had been attacks against the facility the red cross pulled out and they didn't have enough security. >> hillary clinton is responsible for the attack and is calling for the senate foreign relations committee to reexamine clinton's role. the white house made a statement yesterday stayiaying the findin enforced previous investigations. >> marianne rafferty, th

. >>> i'm marianne favro where this homeowner installed drou t tolerant landscapinlandscaping. i'll look at this and other drought ol' sugss. >>> waiting for the rain in the bay area knowing it won't really end the trout. tonight, though, taking personal action, how to conserve water both inside and outside our homes. most californians are already doing some of the little things to conserve water. the question now is what are some out bigger things we could do? marianne favro joins us with a look at conservation measures you may not have thought of yet. >> reporter: good evening. santa clara valley water district is asking nearly all of the 2 million users to cut back at least 10%. one way to do that, tear out your lawn and put in drought tolerant landscaping, which is what this san jose homeowner has done but there are other ways to save water and money. when it comes to conserving water, little changes can make a big difference, for example, if you turn off a faucet while you brush your teeth, you can save two gollal gallons a minute and shorten your shower just five minutes,

marianne favro is live at the santa clara health department with a look at what else you can do to improve flu immunity. >> reporter: good evening. santa clara is reporting two additional flu-related deaths that brings the total in the county to eight so far this season and alameda county is reporting another flu-related death. doctors say it's not too late to get your flu vaccine and it really is your best protection, but they also say there are very simple things that you can do to gain added protection. more and more people are rolling up their sleeves to get a flu shot with good reason. the death toll across the state is claiming steadily. california health officials have now confirmed 98 deaths and say they are investigating 51 more reported just this past week. here in the bay area, at least 31 people have died from flu this season, including two deaths reported today in santa clara county, a 48-year-old man and a 58-year-old woman, and one death reported in alameda county. at washington hospital in fremont infectious disease specialist dr. diane martin says getting a flu shot is you

i am marianne rafferty. now back to "you chuckabee."o fox news.com. >> former israel prime minister ariel sharon died at the age of 85. and he was ininstrumental in the early days of modern israel history in 1948 fought with the israel defense force. he was a celebrated person and a powerful military figure leading troops in all of israel's major conflicts including the war for independence, six day war and yom kippur war. he led in major settlements in judea and in 2005 he ordered israel citizens to leave gaza and forced them out of their homes and communities. the sincerity of his intentions in giving up land with hopes of peace didn't change the outcome of creating a more friendly environment in gas a. nothing will tarnish his reputation, as one of israel's mightiest and most effective warriors and leaders. his life was a living sacrifice for the nation of israel that he loved and served. ariel sharon, dead at the age of 85. our prayers go out to his family. >> just two years after president obama announced the war in iraq is over. n

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> and just in, the last 90 minute, regional medical center of san jose started accepting e.r. patients again brought in by ambulance. for more than four hours today patients were not allowed because crews working on a hospital renovation project hit a steam pipe around noon sending water on to the floor of the emergency department. six patients had to be moved while the crews cleaned up the mess. no one was hurt. >> new at 5:00, a mistake followed by an explosion inside of a tanker truck. people across north rich mobbed could hear this blast which happened at a container facility this afternoon on goodrick avenue. you see the map here. some quick thinking may have saved some lives. more now from richmond with that story. >> reporter: well, when we arrived on the scene of the explosion there were holes on two tanker trucks about this big. to me it was just the aftermath of an explosion, but if you were there it was significant. the crack in this gas tanker may not look like a big deal to you, but to dale qualm it's huge. he was

people wanted to know why he didn't go after ginger and marianne. >> he was focused on fixing the radiocan make a ham radio out of a coconut but can't patch a boat. >>> the nfl did a poll of 320 players for who the most admired is in the nfl. the winner was the person who is gog win this weekend, peyton manning. peyton manning is the most. in a separate poll, this he had another poll, who is the most disliked and hated. it happens to be the guy that's going to lose, tom brady. >> if i were to tackle you right now -- >> brady tied with adrian peterson as the most respected one. stay tune. >>> "way too early" starts now. >>> i am a huge fan of the heroes that work at the nsa. they have kept america safe. in a recent study by the nonpartisan new america foundation backs me up. >> a new analysis of 225 individuals linked to al qaeda and charged with terrorism since september 11th says nsa bulk surveillance programs, quote, had no discernible impact on preventing acts of terrorism. see, i don't understand what people like edward snowden is so mad about. is violating everybody's privacy reall

we begin with nbc bay area's marianne favro with an update on the status of the fire. >> reporter: i checked with cal fire and the 40-acre fire is now 100% contained. one engine and a small group of firefighters are going to stay up on the mountain on this new year's eve to make sure it stays that way. the brown, dry grass accelerated speed of the early morning fire in grant county park in san jose. 100 firefighters from san jose, cal fire and spring valley volunteer fire departments spent the day establishing a line around the flames. while air tankers dropped retardant from above. firefighters admit it's unusual to be battling a 40 acre vegetation fire in winter. >> in the 15 years i've never been on a vegetation fire on december 31st in santa clara county. >> reporter: the steep terrain posed a challenge, so did the tinder, dry grass. >> with lack of rains we've had, that's been our biggest battle is no rain. the vegetation that's behind us is still able to

reporting live, marianne favro, nobodies bay area news. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of tonight owes rain and drought. you can track all the rain headed your way any time. look at the weather tab and our interactive radar. >> we have new details tonight about a family tragedy. within the last few years a 14-year-old oakland boy accused of killing his 17-year-old sister has turned himself in to police. detectives say mario toliver jr. shot his sister justus last thursday after some kind of dispute. after 2:00 this afternoon. teenage boy walk gd into the oakland police department surrounded by his family members and his attorney john burres who tells us mario is reforceful and says the family has been working for days to get the 14-year-old to surrender and turn himself in. the police have not yet released a specific motive for the shooting. d.a. must now decide whether to charge this 14-year-old boy as an adult. >>> it's been an emotional day for police officers across the state. this afternoon one final salute for the first b.a.r.t. officer ever killed in the line of duty. more

reporting live in livermore, marianne favro. >> absolutely, thank you, mary anne. >>> check it out the passengers stranded in the antarctic were in high spirits on new year's eve. ♪ not the greatest quality video, but, still, 74 scientists, tourists and crew have been stuck in the ice since christmas eve they uploaded that special song. they are hoping to be rescued by helicopter if all goes as planned tomorrow. jeff ranieri is live with a look at the weather here, a lot warmer than there. >> 60s for the most part today and close to a few 70s. 2014 did start off hazy with that unhealthy air. you can see it back there on the palo alto camera. 25 spare the air days. and with that said, some of the worst repeated air quality has continually been across san jose. we had these light north winds shoving a lot of that poor air right on down through the santa clara valley. tomorrow, no huge change. we are expecting at unhealthy levels in the south bay peninsula and also the north bay. we will have marked improvement coming in that forecast. get to that in a little bit. take you outside right n

here have another question that i would like to ask you hama marianne. enrolled beneficiaries, making sure they are getting into the right benefit options so that medically needy people get into the program best for , what are you doing to make sure that it happens? i know it's only been a few weeks, but are there any lessons you learned yet or lessons from the past that you've learned? did think what washington was wisely making a decision and aligning the benefits. whether you are traditional medicaid or newly eligible, you have the same benefit design so there is the choice you have to make in terms of whether you go one pathway or another. the issue will become something we will have to watch for the newly eligible. there is an array of services if they need long-term services and toport that they would have go into traditional medicaid to receive those. that is something we will have to watch because the population we are seeing in terms of the newly eligible are not really those individuals that are pending going into long-term care or have long-te

it's now thank you marianne nine caroline islands any could intensify into a tropical storm to something tropical some of the year and then made make landfall across the southern parts of the philippines by friday night. now it could affect a lot of people across the visayas and mindanao which were battered by at franklin high in last year this is the ninth week of pounds in this area at a fast pace so grateful it's not going to be too nice but of course this ground is a baby very saturated to two days of heavy rain earlier this month so i'm quite prone to flooding as well as lance nice little quiet trial for tying them but find no weather across the sand and casey conditions on the icy river valley. japan is facing a couple of low pressure systems to conduct getting quite wet snow to the north kind of make it as much as the forty centimeters of snow today and temperatures are going to be quiet wants to watch out for our volunteers could get thirteen degrees with the rainy weather still at sixty curries and much over the matter is finally sampling them. across the americas since we have

marianne favreau, nbc bay area news. >>> and our coverage of california's flu season continues online at nbcbayarea.com. at the top of the main page you'll find a section dedicated to the outbreak, including the latest numbers and prevention tips. >>> a developing story out of the east bay where a 14-year-old boy has been on the run for more than 24 hours. he's accused of shooting and killing his own 17-year-old sister. here's a look at that suspect mario tolliver. this is a photo off his facebook page. as long as he is on the street, neighbors are nervous. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live. there are reports this may have started between a fight between the two siblings over a fight over laundry. >> reporter: a cous sin adamant the fighting was not over laundry. the oakland police very much want the boy to turn himself in. he's considered armed and dangerous. and tonight his family is pleading with him to surrender. >> that i love him. i want him to come home, turn himself in. i'm not pointing the fingers at nobody. we're not blaming him. you know, we still love him. we got his b

marianne favro is live outside the courthouse in san jose with more on what the suspect admitted to police. >> reporter: i just obtained these court documents and they indicate that when police interviewed patrick brennan, not only did he admit to setting the fires, he also told them where those fires were and exactly how he set them. and he also told them that when he set some homes on fire, he was well aware that there were people inside. patrick brennan, the man accused of setting this warehouse fire, and many others in san jose this month, visibly shook in court. the 48-year-old did not enter a plea during his first court appearance today. he is charged with ten counts of arson and three attempted arson. >> the total amount of damage that we estimate so far from these fires that were caused is in excess of $6 million. >> reporter: brennan accused of setting buildings on fire while they were occupied. however, district attorney jeffrey rosen says he will not face attempted murder charges. prosecutors say they have strong evidence of the way brennan started the fires. >> the evidence is

in santa clara, marianne favro, nbc go the bay area news." >> the 49ers new stadium almost ready for business, but where will everyone park? we have the answer tonight. scott budman joins us from levi stadium and i know there's a golf course right across the street. >> reporter: got a little more money in that golf course, raj. i'm surrounded here at levi stadium by parking spaces but it's not enough, so a big deal went down. 10,000 new spaces, a quarter of a million dollars to the city, even a $25,000 payment to a nearby golf course. it's a big deal, so you can park at the big games. >> the parking problem has been solved. no, not with golf carts, but golf does play a part here. levi stadium recently notch a reven revenue-sharing deal with local businesses to make 10,000 open parking spaces open for 49er games. some of those spaces will be in the santa clara golf and tennis club across the street from the new stadium. >> it provides so much flexibility from some of the smaller event that are going to be held at the stadium right up to the huge super bowl. >> reporter: it will also m

when marianne says dean syria was not an option. even worse the latest in a reform. my husband was fighting with the fsa and died as a martyr what had i stayed in syria they would of course he can marry one. that was out of the costs and delays. we miss rights abuses and abduction in summary the kitchens. is brutal practice is an old series i can go insane. who says they don't share the same values. and god has done nothing about these kind of hypocritical tolerate christians or any other minorities. it continues to be a church and power of the people to remove the cross for me to do. now more hussein wants to see you up for him build the mill going back to syria. i found i can accept that an escort at the unit must say they want to see if we stand on its back against the jihadis of the senate's they will be considered as a foreign force that has no right to moving back home. no shedding light on abuse in the catholic church. a new report shows the former pope benedict the sixteenth. the frock to nearly four hundred priests in his last two years as pontiff he removed

martha: i do wonder, marianne. i wonder if it doesn't go back to healthcare, and what many perceived as the manipulation with which it was passed. because i think that generated a lot of bad blood on both side. to minimize it and say my plan is better for everyone out there, if only these folks at fox news he blames and rush limbaugh wouldn't stop clouding my message. they would understand my plan is better for them. it's a bit condescending. >> it was a campaign promise he made and a campaign promise he kept. that was the reality of politics. the politics today is different. the more republicans don't work with him the more opportunity he has to take executive orders. he says republicans aren't working with me and when they don't i will take executive action. martha: you are risking not listening to the american people. i think who is not getting enough credit is the american people. 59% according to the latest poll do not want obamacare. if the president and republicans alike spent more time listening to what the

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, n brbc bay area man. >>> an oakland teenager charged with killing a toddler pled guilty in court today. coleman is 18 now but was 16 two years ago when he was charged as an adult. he was charged of opening fire on a group of people filming music video. a boy short of two years old was killed. in april coleman is expected to be sentenced to life in prison. two other men are charged with murder in that same shooting, but their cases are pending. >>> he's a high school dropout elected to one of the most high profile and powerful positions in the state but the question now, how long will san francisco's district attorney stay in san francisco? many political insiders say he could be pursuing a higher office in the near future. tonight, the interview with district attorney george gascon. >> reporter: he isn't like the others, he's a high school drop out and the first district attorney in the country who is a former police chief and of course, that hair that stands up and stands out. >> my mother for years tried when i was a little kid to control

marianne favro has the details. >> reporter: he has always considered this a safe neighborhood. he should know. he's lived here 50 years. so he was surprised to learn what happened to his next door neighbors around 10:30 this morning. that's when they heard a knock on the door. >> upon opening the door, three subjects forced their way in at gun point, placed the victims on the ground and ransacked the residence, forcing them to give up such items as credit cards, wallets and jewelry. >> reporter: the elderly couple was physically shaken but not hurt. he says he's surprised the suspects attacked in the midmorning. >> there is an escalation of the arrogance and violence. and that's something to be concerned about. >> reporter: police say right thousand they don't know if the couple was followed home, specific chi targeted or picked at random. investigators say there have not been any similar attacks in the area. >> what we know right now is that there was one suspect that was armed. they're all described as african-american adult males in their 20s. they fled the scene in a sedan

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro. >>> our coverage continues online. we've posted a portion of today's news conference, police detailing the evidence that led them to that arrest. >>> we're following breaking news in southern california where a dangerous santa ana winds are fanning the flames of a wildfire. you see live pictures now. our nbc chopper down in l.a. getting this for us. this is in the san gabriel mountai mountains. this is in the glendora area. firefighters feel they are finally getting an upper hand. now the smoke from this fire is spreading across the southland. investigators arrested three men earlier today accused of starting the fire. the flames destroyed several homes thus far and cars. we're going to have a live report from the fire lines. doing up in about ten minutes. >>> the warm, dry weather means major headaches for firefighters all across the state. the drought we're talking about, very real, and today, marin county made a bold move. stephanie strong joins us. and they're talking about tapping into their water reserves. >> rep

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to justice. >>> the facts can no longer be denied.n by the white house. the benghazi massacre could have been prevented. with me house intelligence committee member com kevin nunes. congressman, good evening, did the administration lie to us? >> well, they -- not only did they lie, judge, but they continue to lie. and, you know, we are still waiting for witnesses to show up. we are still waiting for phone records. it's getting -- it's very very frustrating. i know the american people are frustrated. but i really appreciate you staying on this issue. >> well, you know, congressman, it's not many of us were surprised at what happened. i mean, it just, you know, made sense, based on the pieces that americans were putting together. but this came so late in the game because the administration chose to lie over and over. the families would have gotten closure a lot sooner had they not done that. >> well, and what is sad is i think they are doing this to cover up their middle east strategy. so they don't -- their narrative was that al qaeda

we have a look at the impact of the local air quality, but we begin with marianne favro. this is next door to a cluster of homes? >> reporter: 15 homes were evacuated. that's how close it was. and i've just learned from firefighters that just a few minutes ago that those people who were evacuated early this morning were told that it was steve go back inside their homes. this fire was contained at 12:45 this afternoon. but still firefighters are out here and working the scene. you can see behind me that there are two trucks out here. one is dowsing the warehouse roof with water. the hope is to prevent any flare up. it was so massive they expect to be out there well into the morning. explosions and flames just feet from his house. >> when that wall came down, it was the loudest explosion i've ever heard in my life. we all backed up. >> reporter: he and his neighbors ran from their homes. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: the flames went on a ram page. racing the length of a city block in just 70 minutes. firefighters say not only was the massive size of the warehouse fire a chall

marianne rafferty is year. >> georgia governor and the mayor under fire for the delayed response with city paralyzed less than 3 inches of snow. they were not warned of what was on the way on tuesday. the national guard has been called in along with other state agencies to take drivers to their cars abandoned on atlanta interstate. for some these efforts are too late. >> park on the side you should

in this book, marianne williamson takes faith and puts it front and center in your life.by what you believe in and what gives you meaning and in this book, she really takes faith and shows you that if you define what that is, define what your values are, you can live a really rich life full of love. >> i don't think it is possible to be truly, truly at peace in your life without examining that one aspect of your existence, which is your spirit as well. >> without faith, there is no life. >> i like him. >> me too. >> your last one? >> the last one is a classic "the 7 habits of highly effective people." this one, steven covey breaks things down to what you should be doing with your time, to give you meaning, and purpose with your life. it is not about how much money you make, but how much meaning you make in your life. >> thanks. those are all good. >> i like him. he's a beautiful spirit, hodi. >> thanks. >> thanks very much. >>> next week, the hits and misses of the golden globes, all of that. >>> and bella rossalini, and ice cube. hank azaria. >>> country music star jenni

marianne faithful, they're all sitting around. they look so cool.osh. it's so not cool by itself. [ laughter ] >> yes. in context. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but now that's her favorite jam? >> well, she loves that, she likes led dep, as she calls it. >> jimmy: led dep? >> led zeppelin. but really, and it's good great because paul has very -- my husband is very specific. you know, he loves music, and -- he's really done a good job of coifing our boys' musical tastes. he loves all british invasion. all -- and now - much to his chagrin, agnes' new favorite thing is "rock with you." she's found disco basically. >> jimmy: yes! two and half years old? >> she's -- michael jackson, you know. it's all michael jackson all the time. >> jimmy: does she dance? >> she dances. it's kind of like this. and then when he goes it -- ♪ share that beat of love ♪ she's like this -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] every time. >> jimmy: that's cute. >> every time. every time he says "love," -- >> jimmy: oh, come on. that is so cute. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: let's get into

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> air quality in the south bay has been poor for weeks. today's fire made things worse. this is what it looked like in san jose late this afternoon. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri has more on the lingering problem and dry spell that complicated this fire fight. >> yeah, janelle. the reason why our fire season never ended is the fact we are in a drought, not just for the bay area but for all of california, in fact, a good section of the west. as we zoochl m in for the east extreme drought. again, very dry as we've been mentioning. more new numbers are coming in. san jose now ranks as the driest calendar year ever as well. this is unbelievable. 3.80 inches since january the 1st. that it. in years past we've picked up 4 to 5 inches in a week alone. we're hoping to flip over the calendar tomorrow to 2014 and pick up a lot more rainfall. now that air quality is at unhealthy levels in the south bay peninsula and north bay, we'll let you know when all of this is expected to improve coming up in the full forecast a little bit lat

marianne favro has the story. >> reporter: patrick brennan visibly shook. he's charged with ten counts of arson and three counts of attempted arson. court documents said he admitted to police he set several fores in san jose and he even gave them a tour explaining how he did it. he told officers he put a back of debris in a paper bag and threw it underneath this warehouse on julian street and set it on fire with a lighter. that fire alone caused $5 million damage. >> the total amount of damage that we estimate so far from these fires that were caused is in excess of $6 million. six of the structures were occupied by individuals, by people, by residents of our county at the time these fires were set. >> reporter: brennan also admitted to police he was aware there were people in some of the homes he set on fire. >> we have charged at this point the crimes that we believe we can prove and we've charged that as ten counts of arson and three counts of attempted arson. we haven't charged attempted murder at this point. we'll always review the evidence in the case

former cast meat done wells who played marianne. a great friend. russell johnson was 89 years old. that's tonight's speed read. thank you for being with us. right here at 7 p.m. eastern. hopping on the snap chat bandwagon follow gretawire snaps from "on the record." this ought to be something else. snap chats? also see you on gretawire.com. we have put up an open thread to see what you thought about tonight's show. also curious, give me your prediction now for 2016. ill i realize it's a long time off. see you tomorrow night. >>> the bill o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> my point and i'm not the only one making it is there is a certain amount of politics involved to try to make her the story here bill bill the white house defending hillary clinton after a senate investigation showed she was derelict in providing security to protect the slain american ambassador in libya. we'll have the latest on this explosive story. >> placing blame. a scathing new report about what really happened in benghazi. >> so how did the network news and ca

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm marianne rafferty. vice president biden will lead a u.s. delegation for a memorial service for former prime minister at age 85. president obama remembering sharon. former president bush calling sharon a friend and a man of courage. and neiman marcus latest victim of a cyber attack during the holiday shopping season the luxury chain is only now reporting the data breech. target hit by a security breech as well and reporting the crime was much larger than initially reported now back to justice with judge janine. >>> just when you think it can't get any worse, it does. after months of doing nothing, the justice department backs into an investigation after irs victims complained they haven't even been interviewed. obama appointed a donor, a crony, an employee, barbara bosserman. i feel so much better now. with me is the executive director of the american center for law and justice, jordan sekelow. jordan, are they kidding? >> well, i mean, listen, you said it gets worse. it's a scandal within a scandal. jud