marianne favro joins us live in san francisco from near that fire. marianne?> reporter: yes, i'm here at the safeway parking lot on mission street. this is where the american red cross is helping the evacuees. you can see we're still very close to the fire. there are firefighters trying to extinguish the flames right now. we have dozens and dozens of people who have come here to this stage area. american red cross does not yet have a tally of people who need help at this time. they've told us they're working with the salvation army to set up a shelter so that people will have a place to spend the night. there is a shelter-in-place that has been issued for at least a two-block radius from the fire, including those who live on elsie and fulsome streets among others. firefighters are asking that those folks close their windows and doors to prevent smoke inhalation. the big concern is the particulate matter, the tiny matter that can get into your lungs and cause shortness of breath. it can also exacerbate problems for anyone who may have asthma or a heart conditio

i'm marianne favro. coming up, why experts say they may be coming to this area. >>> and i'm scott budman. we're taking a deeper look into the plan for tesla to go solar. coming up, why some say it's a good deal and others say stay away. >>> and good afternoon. i'm mols jeff ranieri. cooler temperatures today. we're tracking exactly how long that lasts in just a few minutes. lately the beaches have been packed.... and this is not what bchgrs want tsee in the water. great white sharks -- swimming off the coast of santa cruz. ==boxes== nbc baya' >>> the beaches have been packed but sharks are swimming off the coast of santa cruz. marianne favro joining us live from santa cruz tonight at the wharf. these recent is shark sightings are pretty discouraging. >> reporter: well, i want to show you where the shark was spotted on saturday right over here by these buoys, a possible white shark just off the santa cruz saturday about 250 yards from the beach and just today marine biologists spotted even more sharks sou

i'm marianne favro. that story coming up in a live report. >>> despite recent scandals and turmoil in the oakland police department, the department says they are ready should warriors fans want to gather in the streets this evening to celebrate a victory. i'll have that story coming up. tragedy on the bart tracks -- as a small plane crashes right on the transit line -- killing one person. ==terry cu== good evening, i'merry mcsweeney. peggy bunker is off. ==gfx== ==map== investigors say themall, single-engine plane went down just before noon today -- and crashed on the tracks near >> evening. i'm terry mcsweeney. a 1345small engine plane went d just before noon today in hayward. >> the plane crashed as you mentioned just before noon. we talked to some witnesses who say it appeared that the pilot tried to veer away from homes and instead crashed here in this

the studio, marianne. thank you so much. >>> the threat of tickets apparently not stopping california drivers from using their mobile devices when behind the wheel. the most recent data showing nearly 13% of drivers do it which is at an all-time high. nearly all types of usage on smart phones and phones were up but especially posting on social media sites, that increased by more than a third. also when people are stuck in traffic and rush hour, electronic device use jumped by 71%. last year more than 11,000 people were killed in crashes related to distracted driving. >>> still to come here at 6:00, a rare sit in inside the nation's capitol. members of congress, you can see it here, staging a protest, and how social media helped spread their message. a teenage girl has been at the center of a sex scandal plaguing oakland police, and >>> right now at 6:30, a teenage girl has been at the center of that sex scandal plaguing the oakland police department and several other local agencies. tonight we're learning

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. >>> the investigation into the orlando rampage is now revealing know bay area connection just one day before the attack omar mateen bought plane tickets for his family to travel to san francisco next month. we're told they were planning to visit his ailing mother-in-law. meanwhile attorney general loretta lynch visited the crime scene today in orlando. nbc's jay gray has more. >> reporter: streets are opening up again around the crime scene now. the footprint of the investigation shrinking. while the scope for investigators seems to be growing. more than a week after the massacre in orlando, we're lenning more about the self-proclaimed islamic warrior omar mateen. federal agents say he was in the pulse nightclub briefly around midnight then returned two hours later to carry out his killing spree. >> i'm shocked even until now. >> reporter: mohammed malik considered himself a friend, even a mentor to mateen. he says two years ago mateen told him he had been watching radical muslim sermons online. >> this is

marianne favro is in a neighborhood where people were forced to leave their homes. >> reporter: they were, dozens of them. a fire destroy third-degree two-story house behind me. the windows have been boarded up. the interior is gutted. firefighters say the next door neighbor's discarded cigarette is to blame. flames descend on homes in antioch. neighbors say it felt like a furnace as the inferno picked up speed destroying this house and threatening tlo 30 others. >> firefighters knocked on her door and told her to get out fast. >> a shock to see the fire engine. >> reporter: the fire started until the backyard of this house due to one person's carelessness. >> we are going to call the cause a discarded cigarette. >> reporter: temperatures in the high 90s. a lack of resources hampered them the most. sthak was the problem with this fire. normally, we are able to pick it upright away. we were on a resource draw down because of the willow fire and the fire demonstration in brentwood. >> it jumped the canal and threatened another neighborhood. in the midst of evacuation, they uncovered a

nbc bay area's marianne favro has been following this. this was a whole bunch of chaos. >> it certainly was. we know some of the stabbed were critically injured. sacramento fire department spokesman tells me a total of seven people were taken to the hospital. police called it a highly volatile situation. you could see here two men bleeding from the head. police say the small group was about 25 white supremacists who have gotten permission to rally on the west steps and 150 anarchists who came out to protest against them. police say some in that group were armed with batons and bats. dozens of officers in safety gear and horseback tried to control the mayhem. the stabbings involved victims on both sides. some suffered cuts and scrapes during the riots but were not taken to the hospital. the victims were spread out over several blocks in downtown sacramento. the traditional worker party, a white nationalist group, was holding a march to protest against globalization and in defense of the right to free expressi expression. at least one tv cr

nbc bay area, marianne favro. the weather making schools to make changes, marianne? >> reporter: yes, some schools are moving their ceremony to the morning to beat the heat. right now, willow glen high school students about to graduate. gunderson students wrapped up their graduation. it was so hit today. i talked to a lot of parents who got here hours early to get a front row seat. but now they have given them up just to sit in the shade. family and friends watching san jose high school students graduate at the rose garden this afternoon, experienced a lot of heat with the pomp and circumstance. it was 95 degrees during the ceremony. >> because it was really hot. and, people were having -- wet towels and, ice cream guy, i know he made out like a bandit over here. everybody was going over. >> three high schools are enjoying graduation ceremonies here today. now students from five san jose unified middle schools will come here for promotion ceremonies on thursday. they were supposed to have their ceremony at s.a.p. center. but the sharks need the tank for the stanley c

this is the group of businesses that marianne is talking to. so you're aware of that. >> nomination is not an application. all right. anything else on this item? >> if there's any questions am happy to answer them. >> commissioners? no. i'll miss up to public comment. anyone want to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners and the other discussion on this matter? no. let's move on to item number 11 >> item number 11 is general public am. i will call for general public comment? >> i'm using the overhead. eileen broken. i'm here to read the resolution from the coalition for san francisco neighborhood into the public record. before i do, i would like to put this resolution into context. for fiscal year 2016-27 and the mta is budgeted to receive $286.3 million in general fund support. taxpayer money, our money. the resolution: whereas, the sfmta 84 program is responsible or transit related projects citywide, whereas community for project has been swamped over negative impacts on mission street such as merchant diff

. >>> i'm marijuanr marianne favr jose. patrol plans changing.i'll have that story coming up in a live report. good is in every blue diamond almond. good is a catalyst, good is contagious. and once it gets going there is no stopping what you can do. get your good going. blue diamond almonds. proud sponsor of the us swim team they can get, so why no runs :04 =raj/vo= right now at 6:30: ineed of re- >>> i think it's a good idea. i think they need all the help that they can get, so i say why not. >> right now at 6:30, in need of reinforcements. the san jose city councilman says it's time to look outside to other agencies to help bolster the city's undermanned police force. the city council unanimously approved a plan to hire chp officers and sheriff's deputies to patrol san jose. >> marianne favro, womuld these officers only be able to help with traffic stops? >> reporter: no. this plan calls for the c hp's to do patrols to crack down on prostitution, even burglaries. right now there are 820 street ready police officers in san jose to protect a city

san marianne? >> on page 21 with the large font. >> 19 at the top of the page. >> the police officer association provided a chart that reflects the language of the level of force and this document should have included it because of time and my inability to cut and paste it is not here it's actually. same language that is tracked it's just a matter of time it wasn't here. >> so the chart just for folks p stands for peace officer stand training. i will say doj made it clear we need definitions and collar pie i'm not opposed to adding this i don't think it's contrary to anything in the policy i don't know what folk thin think. the chart exists here but there are technical difficulties i will affirm to include the chart. >> the language you see on levels of resistance it comports with that language. >> thank you. that is helpful. >> i have 1 question it's not a continuum of force? >> no. >> it's a chart with description and levels of behavior with force. >> thank you. >> is it okay we're going to add i

. >> reporter: marianne bannister lost her daughter claire to melanoma almost two years ago at the ageust finished her freshman year at college, and she's not. and the reason is because nobody put out the word. >> reporter: claire had a mole on her ankle which developed into melanoma when she was 14. >> we did everything right. >> reporter: most cases of melanoma are from sun exposure, but doctors report seeing more cases that are not sun-related. >> some of these defects are clearly inherited. >> reporter: dermatological pathologist nikki bravo says researchers are now finding links between melanoma and puberty. >> children are growing, at that time, their moles are growing. it is certainly possible that that environment plays a role. >> reporter: samples from adolescents tested in this lab often show melanoma that's deeper, making early detection even more critical. but early detection can be difficult. wait times to see doctors continue to increase nationwide. so marianne started the claire marie foundation to raise awareness and sponsor immediate screenings for children. >> reporte

marian marianne favro has learned new details about how this happened. >> reporter: witnesses tell us that it appeared that the pilot was trying to avoid the homes in this area. and instead, attempted to land here at this bart maintenance yard. >> i can see a plane. i saw a big explosion. >> reporter: neighbors saw the small plane coming down over their homes until it dropped fast and brurs into flames. it is registered to a 60 year old man out of hawaii. he bought the piper last september. faa investigators say it appears the pilot began his flight here at hayward executive airport four miles north of where the plane crashed and had planned to return to the airport. sadly, he never made t witnesses say it appears the pilot tried to avoid crashing into nearby homes. >> we saw him going down and the propeller wasn't working. we saw that he was trying to keep clear of the homes. >> reporter: with the plane on the trabs, bart was forced to briefly stop service on the fremont line. but by 2:30, trains were back running in the area. neighbors here say several people rushed to help the pilo

reporting live in milpitas, marianne favro. >>> on the same day that orlando occurred, police may havepped an unrelated eventual in california. rifles, ammunition and bomb making ingredients were found inside a car this morning. the owner of the car said he planned to go to the nearby l.a. pride festival. that man, james howell of indiana is now under arrest. police had retracted an earlier statement that they made that said howell told an officer he was going to the parade to do harm. his arrest does not appear to be linked to the massacre in orlando. >> police plan to increase their presence around the city. police increased foot patrol today. they have no plans to cancel the annual lgbt pride festival. it's one of the biggest parades in the world. in light of today's attacks, they will take every precaution. >> we have been in dialog and conversations with our local organizations and our state and federal partners for over a year in preparation, as we always do, for each one of these. this is definitely going to add to the conversation. >> now the festival takes place on june 25th a

. >> the help goes far beyond traffic stops as marianne favro reports, the plan may help to crack down on crime including prostitution and burglaries. >> reporter: right now, there are 820 police officers in san jose to protect the city of more than a million people. the city has the money to hire new officers but it's a slow process. the latest academy will graduate just seven new officers, which is why san jose city councilman proposed a plan to hire both chp and sheriff deputies to help bolster the understaffed police force. >> it doesn't make difference what color the badge or car is. these are law enforcement agencies that are qualified to enforce the law and if we don't have those resources in san jose, we could request assistance, money that we have, then i think that would be a good outcome for residents. >> alevareo says money allocated would be used to contact the chp and sheriff's department. in addition, he would like to see the officers and deputies patrol monterey road to crack down on prostitution and evergreen area to crack down on property crimes. as they honor a fello

reporting live in san francisco, marianne favro. >> thank you very much. >>> a house fire in contra costa county. they tweeted this video of the flames. you can see it's raging in bay point. firefighters now have this fire under control. again, under control tonight. temperatures on their way up over the next several days. in fact, a heat wave in parts of the bay area and other parts of the state. rob mayeda is here with the story. rob? >> we are seeing mild temperature, 67 degrees and the ridge of high pressure having a bigger impact for california as numbers soar for father's day. the average high should be 70s and 80s. instead, the numbers on the right in gold, the high 80s to 90s. monday morning, upper 80s and low 90s. palm springs 120 degrees by monday afternoon. here comes the ridge of high pressure closer to the bay area. next week, the valley's certainly looking at 90s with hot temperatures extending into the bay area as well. coming up, how long the heat will last and what to expect for the rest of your sunday forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> the shock waves are fresh

san marianne? >> on page 21 with the large font. >> 19 at the top of the page. >> the police officer association provided a chart that reflects the language of the level of force and this document should have included it because of time and my inability to cut and paste it is not here it's actually. same language that is tracked it's just a matter of time it wasn't here. >> so the chart just for folks p stands for peace officer stand training. i will say doj made it clear we need definitions and collar pie i'm not opposed to adding this i don't think it's contrary to anything in the policy i don't know what folk thin think. the chart exists here but there are technical difficulties i will affirm to include the chart. >> the language you see on levels of resistance it comports with that language. >> thank you. that is helpful. >> i have 1 question it's not a continuum of force? >> no. >> it's a chart with description and levels of behavior with force. >> thank you. >> is it okay we're going to add i

nbc bay area's marianne favro has been following this.his was a whole bunch of chaos. >> it certainly was. we know some of the stabbed were critically injured. sacramento fire department spokesman tells me a total of seven people were taken to the hospital. police called it a highly volatile situation. you could see here two men bleeding from the head. police say the small group was about 25 white supremacists who

. >> we've got salty, we've got chex, marianne, the skipper too. >> what we have here -- >> reporter: each one of those red marks represents a shark sighting. 300 to 400, most of them within one-quarter mile of beaches packed with summer tourists. >> we're out here about now here, we refer to it as the colosseum. where the seals go to die. >> reporter: where the seals hang out. that's what's attracting the sharks. in the surf they look an awful lot like human swimmers. up overhead -- >> that's our spotter pilot. >> reporter: our eye in the sky, a spotter plane casts a birdseye view watching for what they call a predation. basically a shark enjoying some lunch. >> knowing what you do about sharks, do you ever think twice about going into the water? >> i do, actually. if i'm on the eastern shore of cape cod and i'm in an area where there's high densities of seals, i am going to think twice. >> reporter: he's a "shark week" regular. his film "jaws of the deep" -- >> pretty cool. >> greg, we're seeing from it the aerial, that's amazing. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: he and colleagues travel to

. >> that's where we join marianne with reaction from the council on islamic relations. >> reporter:he muslim community center in pi milpitas. dozens are expected to come for a prayer service to remember the victims of the shooting. the shooter, omar mateen had pledged his allegiance with isis. today, members of the islamic community are speaking out to condemn his actions. they are calling the shooting both unislamic and un-american. the executive director of the bay area council on american-islamic relations says the lgbt community reached out to care with messages of solidarity. >> the muslim community and everyone we have heard from today has been focused standing in solidarity with the victims of the lgbt community. we believe no one should be the victim of a hate crime based on their race, religion, sexual orientation or otherwise. our focus today is on how all of us are impacted by this violence. >> reporter: today the national leader of cair spoke out calling the shooting a hate crime. he said the people of islam have no tolerance for violence of any kind and said the shooter

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> this is pride month across the country and it's pride night at the oakland coliseum as well. a live picture right now. the a's announced it will be dedicated tonight's game to the victims in orlando. as part of the tribute, the ceremonial first pitch will be replaced by a silent tribute. a live look at a growing memorial in san francisco's castro district. people have been stopping by to reflerkt all day as they have for the last few days. if you're wondering what you can do to help the victims of the shooting, we invite you to go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. you can click on the upper right-hand corner tab which is called help #pulseshooting. >>> it happened in an instant. a truck slams through a fence, into a car and right into a south bay home. but we'll explain why that homeowner wasn't surprised. >> reporter: i'm jodi hernandez in richmond where the woman at the center of a sex scandal is being questioned tonight as the investigation widens. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, a mild 69 in

nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us from little kabul in freemont with reaction from the community. >> reporter: calling mr. trump's words dangerous. about 30,000 afghans live in the bay area, many with ties here to little kabul in freemont. tonight, some fear that donald trump's message will cause a backlash against this community. today, in response to the orlando massacre, donald trump pledged an even broader crackdown on muslim immigrants. >> i will suspend immigration from areas of the world where there's a proven history of terrorism against the united states, europe or our allies. >> reporter: here in little kabul, a prominent afghan community in freemont, trump's words stung. >> the anti-muslim rhetoric is very dangerous. for one, we don't want copycats of this particular crime. we also don't want a rise in harassment. to people who look afghan or look middle eastern. >> she says the horrific acts of the shooter in orlando don't represent the afghan community or the muslim population. tonight, at 7:00, the afghan community will join the brady campaign for a candlelight vigi

let's bring in nbc bay area's marianne favro from city hall with more. >> reporter: about 1,000 people are expected at 6:00 tonight. they will be mourning the victims from the orlando shooting but they will also be uniting to talk about ways to keep this community safe. as the pride flag was lowered to half-staff in san jose, the napes of the victims of the orlando shooting pierced the silence. today, about 200 gathered to mourn those killed in the massacre. >> it's just very, very hard for me to know that a lot of our brothers and sisters back in orlando who were involved in this terrible tragedy. >> reporter: santa clara county's first openly gay supervisor ken jagr organized the gathering. >> all of us are proud of the advancements we've made in the lgbt community over last year or so and then a tragedy like this one reminds us of how far we have to go. >> this is our moment to pull together. this is our moment to take a stand. >> reporter: a stand that includes heightened security. >> we're definitely going to be looking into how we can provide additional security to some of the ga

moving forward to today, within that additional week number since i've submitted the memo, and marianne'smmunication with the office we have now received official nominations for those businesses on the list. so, now everyone is classified as officially nominated. i'm hoping i make my software >> supervisor peskin: on the labor the point, but i'm just looking at a series of e-mails dating back to january 11. there are e-mails in every month nominating-these are all e-mails from-and this is just one supervisor. the vast majority of supervisors have nominated but to you, nominating various businesses and there's not a response to a single one of these e-mails until yesterday, june 1. so, i mean, it is my position that all of these businesses, and this is water under the bridge because were moving this forward in all these businesses were officially nominated over a month ago. they still, as of last week show as not having been officially nominate. let's move past that and figure out how were going to move forward to implementing this fairly and expeditiously. >> director: thank you. so, rig

let me share with you a letter the campaign received from marianne mendoza. she lost her amazing son, brandon mendoza after he was killed by an illegal immigrant because of open borders and policies supported by hillary clinton. sadly the mendoza family is one of thousands who suffered the same fate. here is an excerpt from mrs. mendoza. hillary clinton who already has the blood of so many on her hands is now announcing she is willing to put each and every one of our lives in harm's way. an open door policy to criminals and terrorists to enter our country. hillary is not concerned about you or i but only power of the presidency and the power it would bring. she needs to go to prison to pay for the crimes she has committed against our country. hillary also wants to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to settle middle eastern refugees in the united states on top of the current record level of immigration that we already have. the amount of money hillary clinton would like to spend on refugees we could rebuild every inner-city in america. [applause] hillary's

marianne favro's been following this story and joins us now. what do we know about these two different groups? >> reporter: seven people were stabbed, including two critically, and others were hurt when they were beaten with sticks or flying concrete. the rally on the steps of the state capital quickly turned bloody this afternoon as a group of about 30 white sproomists who had a permit to demonstrate here were met by 400 counter protesters. some threw pieces of concrete. these two men suffered head injuries and the violence escalated. several people were stabbed and taken to nearby hospitals, including two who were critically hurt. this knife was left behind on the south steps of the capital. >> this is just crazy. somebody just got stabbed. it's real. it's a real fight. there's nothing exaggerated about it. >> reporter: the rally was organized by the traditionalists workers party as fighting discrimination against whites. this new post on the facebook page claimed a victory in today's clash saying, quote, our golden state comrades in the trad

this is the group of businesses that marianne is talking to. so you're aware of that. >> nomination is not an application. all right. anything else on this item? >> if there's any questions am happy to answer them. >> commissioners? no. i'll miss up to public comment. anyone want to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners and the other discussion on this matter? no. let's move on to item number 11 >> item number 11 is general public am. i will call for general public comment? >> i'm using the overhead. eileen broken. i'm here to read the resolution from the coalition for san francisco neighborhood into the public record. before i do, i would like to put this resolution into context. for fiscal year 2016-27 and the mta is budgeted to receive $286.3 million in general fund support. taxpayer money, our money. the resolution: whereas, the sfmta 84 program is responsible or transit related projects citywide, whereas community for project has been swamped over negative impacts on mission street such as merchant diff

martha: marianne, you have to ask yourself why? if you talk to the f.b.i.r people who have been at the head of the cia. they will tell you the restrictions placed upon them in terms of how long they are allowed to investigate people make them leave many of these cases cold. if they don't have something yet, they have to take that person off the terror watchlist. we have to consider extending those timelines so they can watch these people longer. but you are making it sounds like they dropped it because they didn't feel like doing it anymore. >> then that's the problem to fix. in the "the boston globe" there is a great story about how state law enforcement officials have a lower burden of proof. change that for the f.b.i. profiling is not the answer. extend the time, don't let them buy guns. jim clyburn is not allowed to buy a gun because he was arrested protesting civil rights. but everybody on the no-fly list can? >> i want to make the point that the f.b.i. stripped the term "jihad" and "islammic terrorism" from the f.b.i. training manuals to avoid the iss

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> a drug bust with the help of a drone. sheriff's deputies served a search warrant for drugs and weapons in san leandro at that house. overhead was an extra set of eyes. >> while this was up, we saw a suspect fleeing out the back and had deputies detain him without incident. that was handy. >> the garage was convert need a small casino with nine gaming machines. officers were tipped off to the home by neighbors who complained about the odd activity there through the day and night. >> it unfolded in seconds. three women robbed at gunpoint and then san francisco police took down the suspects. turns out plain-clothed officers saw the robbery in progress and jump need action. after calling for back-up officers arrested three men in the variety of charges. suspects are young, 19 and 20. one from santa rosa, one from marin city and one from antioch. a gun had been reported stolen in louisiana. >> new at 6:00, this could be a defining case. airbnb is suing san francisco. airbnb is trying to stop the city from enforcing new rules o

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc news. >>> some pride but apparently some hate. san francisco police say this man assaulted a young couple near fifth and market on saturday. homthreatened to kill the young women because of their sexual orientation. way on need help solving another attack. in men in a sedan yelled at a man walking on 22nd and mission. onth then shot the man with a bb gun before driving off down the street. an> police in san leandro say he mene solved a murder. y theyas the scene last month. pectce say someone shot and killed a man outside a family celebration at a local senior center. the getaway van crashed into a car and the men got away. police say they tracked down the suspects. formal charges could be filed tomorrow afternoon. >>> no doubt about it, you must tures elt it outside. it was hot. some areas saw a dip in rob -ratures, but for the most part, the heat is still on in the valleys. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us now. rob, when will we see some relief? >> concord down from 102 yesterday, and san francisco and oakland staying mild with

moving forward to today, within that additional week number since i've submitted the memo, and marianne'smmunication with the office we have now received official nominations for those businesses on the list. so, now everyone is classified as officially nominated. i'm hoping i make my software >> supervisor peskin: on the labor the point, but i'm just looking at a series of e-mails dating back to january 11. there are e-mails in every month nominating-these are all e-mails from-and this is just one supervisor. the vast majority of supervisors have nominated but to you, nominating various businesses and there's not a response to a single one of these e-mails until yesterday, june 1. so, i mean, it is my position that all of these businesses, and this is water under the bridge because were moving this forward in all these businesses were officially nominated over a month ago. they still, as of last week show as not having been officially nominate. let's move past that and figure out how were going to move forward to implementing this fairly and expeditiously. >> director: thank you. so, rig

joining us from boston marianne marsh and katie pavlich is in washington this evening.ropagandize and allow them to have this narrative because we published the transcript, excuse me, isis is posting 90,000 social me that they can't figure out what the words in the fbi transcript was saying? give us a break. >> allowing this kind of propaganda be put out there. world war ii very, very stringent anti-nazi anti-japanese rules. mary ann you have to admit it's embarrassing for the attorney general to go out and say we're not going to do the propaganda thing and less than 24 hours later they turn it around because of public opinion. that's just embarrassing, mary anne. >> i don't think it was public opinion. the attorney general was right not to have the united states go into the propaganda business for isis. that's exactly what they want to do do. >> why did she reverse herself. >> well, i think the problem here is fbi director comey said all of this last week. evidence got way ahead of himself and confirmed all of this. that's the problem. >> why didn't she knew that. >> s

moving forward to today, within that additional week number since i've submitted the memo, and marianne'smmunication with the office we have now received official nominations for those businesses on the list. so, now everyone is classified as officially nominated. i'm hoping i make my software >> supervisor peskin: on the labor the point, but i'm just looking at a series of e-mails dating back to january 11. there are e-mails in every month nominating-these are all e-mails from-and this is just one supervisor. the vast majority of supervisors have nominated but to you, nominating various businesses and there's not a response to a single one of these e-mails until yesterday, june 1. so, i mean, it is my position that all of these businesses, and this is water under the bridge because were moving this forward in all these businesses were officially nominated over a month ago. they still, as of last week show as not having been officially nominate. let's move past that and figure out how were going to move forward to implementing this fairly and expeditiously. >> director: thank you. so, rig

>>i am marianne aganas. they had no idea what it was going to turn out to be. they did a studytthe sfmta i forget the name the company a thing was bmg but theyrated that four out of five of the trees were good and healthy. i just want to see the trees that we have now and what we can expect in the future. >>overhead please. >>overhead please. do i have to say? i don't know. can you see that? on it's such a big tree doesn't fit on the screen. maybe this one will be better. this is a group of trees that flower even. and, after three years of construction may be much longer than that they will plant saplings of the lemon scented gum trees and this is what it is going to look like after- after maybe 15 or 20 years of growth. i wouldn't call that a canopy. it's a skanky looking tree at that. >>[laughing] >>now mature trees are extremely important to a healthy environment. they provide oxygen reduce pollution and noise they protect us from the heat of the sun and they cool the streets. and it is said this is for the the public warrant that this would be done at the s

joining us from boston marianne marsh and katie pavlich is in washington this evening.d themselves, katie. >> i actually don't think they reversed themselves at all. they released 50 seconds of a printed transcript and 20 more minutes of transcript that we haven't even seen. by the way we are still be censored as a result of this because we haven't heard the audio. when you read what they printed on the sheet that was posted on the internet, versus hearing the audio, there is a big difference there. and for loretta link to say that we don't want to propagandize and allow them to have this narrative because we published the transcript, excuse me, isis is posting 90,000 social media messages a day. does she really think that they can't figure out what the words in the fbi transcript was saying? give us a break. >> allowing this kind of propaganda be put out there. world war ii very, very stringent anti-nazi anti-japanese rules. mary ann you have to admit it's embarrassing for the attorney general to go out and say we're not going to do the propaganda thing and less than 2

let me share with you a letter our campaign received from marianne mendoza, she lost her amazing son, brandon mendoza after he was killed by an illegal immigrant because of open borders and policies supported by hillary clinton. sadly, the mendoza family is one of thousands who have suffered the same fate. here's an excerpt from the letter. hillary clinton who already has the blood of so many on her hands, is now announcing that she is willing to put each and every one of our lives in harm's way, an open door policy to criminals and terrorists to enter our country. hillary is not concerned about you or i. she is only concerned about the power of the presidency and the power that it would bring. she needs to go to prison to pay for the crimes that she's already committed against our country. that's from mrs. mendoza. hillary also wants to spend hundreds and millions of dollars to settle middle eastern refugees in the united states on top of the current record level of immigration that we already have. for the amount of money hillary clinton would like to spend on refugees we could rebu

. >> marianne wright edelman? >> maybe so. >> a lot of history with hillary. >> what's the other one, there's osh security. big premiums, big increases in how much you get over what you paid it in life would they go for that. >> she'll agree to lifting the caps -- >> on wealthy people to pay for -- >> than the nonwealthy. >> i think she -- she's already come out for expanding. >> jumping ahead to $250,000 that thing? >> she -- >> it jumps from $100,000. to $250,000. it's important because you're losing a lot of votes there. >> she will not do that. >> education is going to be the other one to watch. he's for college for all, four years. >> free. >> free college. >> what does free college means? >> it means -- >> you can go to a state university anywhere in the united states. >> debt free? oh, debt free. >> very confusing proposal. he has a much clearer -- >> all take that free it means you graduate and don't owe any money. >> but what study. if you need help you get it, you get it through work-study. that's the di

. >> reporter: meet federal judge marianne trump berry, senior judge on the u.s. 3rd scircuit court ofa distinguished decades long legal career, who donald trump publicly admires saying he called for advice during his campaign, even jokingly saying this last summer to bloomberg television. >> do you think she would be a good supreme court justice? >> i think she'd be one of the best. >> reporter: which makes people curious on the attacks from judge gonzalo curiel to judges in general. >> we're building a wall. he's a mexican. >> he's from indiana. if it were a muslim judge, would you feel they wouldn't be able to treat you fairly? >> it's possible, yes. that would be possible, absolutely. >> reporter: judicial independence, important to judge trump-berry known as no nonsense. >> what you cannot do is stop the trial every time some bit of creative nonsense is presented to you. your concern must be your court and doing the best job you can. >> reporter: given his sister's credentials former judge walker says candidate trump should know better than to attack a presiding judge. >> you woul

host: that was marianne in virginia.e're asking people about the effort of some republicans at the convention to stop donald trump. my the people quoted on this issue was senator jeff sessions. the washington times wrote senator sessions, an early loyal supporter of trump dismiss the latest plot against the billionaire businessman. saying i don't take it seriously. he credited mr. trump with expanding the gop stage and urging gop leaders to take notice, going on to say that trump true independence, democrats. that is a historic thing. he wants the republican elected officials that if they turned against mr. trump, they turn against american voters. let me give advice to my colleagues, they need to look at the returns and understand the american people are not capital -- happy with the gridlock in america. sarah is up next, she is from fort lauderdale, florida. what do you think about this effort? republican, i have been supportive of the know trump people and i that may be replacing donald trump, people might think that

we have our former fbi profiler, marianne o toole.ou make of this gunman, omar mateen, a u. s. citizen and these terrible acts ?>> reporter: it is important to point out with the shootings, and clearly this is the worst one, there was a lot of planning that had to go into this. the planning work likely included evaluating a number of targets, not just a single target. and in this sugar -- shooter will decide whether this target will let him get in to impose maximum fatalities. the planning of these crimes is very him port, and law enforcement will be looking for evidence, identifying where the location was, even notations that he would have written down about preparing and contrasting different locations. the planning becomes really important, specifically who else was aware of the planning, and did someone else see him in the planning phases. that is what we always ask people to notify us about, to tell us when they see something like this, and unfortunately that did not happen in this case. >> is this the work of the lone wolf?>> re

moving forward to today, within that additional week number since i've submitted the memo, and marianne'smmunication with the office we have now received official nominations for those businesses on the list. so, now everyone is classified as officially nominated. i'm hoping i make my software >> supervisor peskin: on the labor the point, but i'm just looking at a series of e-mails dating back to january 11. there are e-mails in every month nominating-these are all e-mails from-and this is just one supervisor. the vast majority of supervisors have nominated but to you, nominating various businesses and there's not a response to a single one of these e-mails until yesterday, june 1. so, i mean, it is my position that all of these businesses, and this is water under the bridge because were moving this forward in all these businesses were officially nominated over a month ago. they still, as of last week show as not having been officially nominate. let's move past that and figure out how were going to move forward to implementing this fairly and expeditiously. >> director: thank you. so, rig