marianne. >> i'm marianne favro live at san jose city hall where 200 people just wrapped up a protest against the president's immigration policies. i'll have that story coming up in a live report. >> all right. we'll hear from marianne a little bit later on coming up. in the meantime iran is criticizing the united states over president trump's recent actions from iran and six other foreign countries. they're calling it an insult. they'll take reciprocal measures and ban americans to come to iran. that ban will stay in place until the united states lifts it's ban. >> it has to do with terrorism. >> then this in his latest tweet the foreign minister slightly backpedaled on that statement saying unlike the united states, iran's decision is not retroactive and those with a valid visa would be lifted. this ban continued online. head to our website for the impact on the presidential policies and the effect of them. you can also download those details on our free nbc bay area app. >>> after several rainy weekends, a neat tice. would u you say. it is just beautiful out there. houvgs i have to

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news? >> all right, marianne. thank you so much. the marches are certainly dominating social media feeds and our viewers have been sending us videos and photos all day long. this picture was sent from the women's march in san jose. it's one of the largest events in their history. kyla v. sent us this picture from redwood city, having her children participating in the march. public transportation was jammed. this picture is from kat lynn, she sent us this picture from the b.a.r.t. platform. people trying to get on the train so they could get there. and take a look at photos from the march in san jose. send us your photos, your videos. you can tag us on twitter, as we see all the different images come in. you can go to our facebook page or send it to nbcbayarea.com. >> our other top story tonight, we are tracking another strong storm, moving into the bay area right now. strong winds and possible flooding will be the biggest concerns tonight. a live look outside, over oakland. kind of tough to see. great clouds hover

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. >>> a massive search effort at big sur today, the monterey county sheriff's team is scouting the area looking for a missing couple that's been gone for a week. olivia hannah gonzalez and brian fernandez have been missing. the two went to big sur for christmas and have not been seen since. the sheriff's department says heavy rain last weekend caused a lot of boulders to fall across the roads. they say it's possible the two could be stuck somewhere along their travels. >>> a homeowner on the peninsula manages to stop a teenaged burglar who struck him in the head with a hammer, this happening just after midnight on carlton avenue in menlo park near the bay shore freeway. he says he called police when his family came home, they noticed the place was ransacked. he found two teenagers hiding in the bedroom. he was able to detain a boy who struck him in the head with a hammer but a girl got away. officers caught her a couple of blocks away from the home. >>> a hanukkah celebration in washington square par

nbc's marianne favro joins us live at city hall. marianne. >> reporter: there are 200 people who showed up at city hall and they're all very upset about trump's immigration policies. specifically they ear fighting against a move to prevent seven countries to leave. together, we will, san jose, organize a protest. >> personally i wanted san jose to come how and say we're against hate and discrimination whether that be virtual or systemic. >> reporter: many say the country of the united states is built by immigrants and to ban one group is un-american. the head of the evergreen islamic group was here at the protest. he talked to several employees who tell him they're afraid to leave the country on vacation for fear they won't be able to return to the u.s. this protest is just wrapping up tonight but many of the protesters here say they plan to describe up to san francisco and join protesters there tonight. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> well, tonight the president is respondi

now, marianne and james were walking their two dogs and they heard some people yelling. they went down to investigate and saw a police officer was down there saying, you know that dog is stuck on the log, and james was like, shoot, i'll go in there and get 'em. in chippewa falls, did i tell you, it was 16 degrees before you count the windchill. >> according to marianne, he was in the water 20 minutes doing this. >> yikes. >> and carries the dog out. the police officers took the done in and reunited sparky with his owner. >> it's okay! >>> things aren't always what they seem. in china here, you see a little boy running through traffic. >> we've seen so many snatching videos from this part of the world where people try to kidnap kids. >> he's not running from someone. he's running up to the car and the car keeps going. mom didn't realize he had gotten out of the car. his mother had just dropped off his grandmother. she got back in the car and started taking off. that's when he starts chasing after her. >> none of the other cars pulled up next to her, flagged her down, said

reporting live in niles, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, very sad story there. >>> the storm causing a lot of problems. it is picking up strength right now. let's take you out live. this is a look from our tower camera in dublin. we do have team coverage for you. let's start with kari hall tracking this path. what about thunderstorms? >> we still have that chance of thunderstorms. but a lot of that activity has shifted off to the east. a lot of lightning bolts being detected by our radar after this storm moved east of the bay area. and we're still seeing some pockets of some heavy rain mostly over the south bay over towards the santa cruz mountains where rainfall rates have been coming down at a rate of half an inch of rain per hour and we have had this rain coming down for at least two hours now. as you head over to pleasanton, livermore, still pouring and the rainfall rates a little bit lighter there. also not as intense with a steady rain from san francisco extending over toward oakland and also for the delta where you may be hearing some claps of thunder but that st

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nbc bay area marianne favro outside of levlevi's. it has been hard for fans to stomach 14 losses this season. >> exactly. it was a rough season. fans told us after suffering through 14 losses, this is exactly the kind of shake-up the niners needed. head coach chip kelly is out. shortly after the 49ers lost to the seahawks today, kelly met with the ceo and was informed he would not return after a dismal season with only two wins. in statement he said i felt the decision to change our football leadership was absolutely necessary. the performance of this team has not lived up to my expectations or those of our fans, and that is truly disappointing." . kelly is the second consecutive

reporting live, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you for the latest. >>> voluntary evacuations in hollister are under way in the lover's lane area. this is a look here at the flooding that's happened on friday after the levy broke. the creek is expected to rise to the same levels tonight. search and rescue teams are going door to door, warning residents to get out. >>> highway 37 in nevado shut down because a section of 101 is under water. christy smith has the latest on that. i see the water right behind you. >> reporter: that's right. terry, the rain has stopped, but that doesn't mean the situation has necessarily improved on this portion of highway 37 near 101. what we're told is that efforts fully under way to remove the water, but at this point, the ground is saturated, and the highway is flooded. flood water blocks both directions of highway 37 near 101. the chp says they were monitoring and this morning water started to rise. before a closure was in place, a driver had to be rescued. and with more rain coming, it's just not passable. >> as of right now, this closure is g

reporting live in felton, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> my goodness. thank you very much. we're keeping a close eye on rivers and creeks across the bay. you're looking live at the fairfax creek right now. this runs under the town's city hall. conditions look okay so far but the water there has a tendency to rise requickly. several rivers and creeks may reach flood stage or close to it. that does include the guadalupe river and the south bay and the napa river in the north bay. also the russian river in guerneville. guerneville is where tom jensen joins us live. tom, a lot of people there have lived through the floods before. >> a lot of them. some of the worst floods have left downtown guerneville underwater under two feet of water actually running like a river. we don't expect it to get that bad this time. long-time residents tell us they fully expect flooding by monday at the latest. this little creek that runs along one of the busiest roads is normally one of the first waterways to flood during major rain events. locals say a the creek can go from this to covering armst

marianne, we can see it all around you. the rain is really coming down. >> reporter: yes, it is coming down in sheets. the big concern is what, the san lorenzo river, it is at eight feet biffle tomorrow it is expected to be at 21 feet. that's well above flood stage. >> in boulder creek, homeowners living alongside the river are keeping an anxious eye on the rising river. >> in the erosion control around my house, i've had water leaking under my house and i've gone to a lot of trouble. some curtain walls and berms and things like that. >> reporter: she's shopping for head lamps and flashlights here at boulder creek hardware where there's been a run on supplies. >> tarps, bungi cords, emergency candles, propane, sources of heat, flashlights. >> reporter: trees clipped one power line today leaving more than 200 pg & e customers temporarily without electricity. and near ymca camp in boulder creek, crews worked the fix the damage. and delays on highway 17. and chunks of pavement plummeted into the creek below. this is just the b

marianne, is right, europe opportunities are there.e'll not go from sector rotation from bonds to he can quilt. but growth to value -- equities. there is real value here. liz: we'll put them on liz.com page. join us on the mlk day. that will do it for me, live and living color but david asman and gerri willis after the bell. >> liz, markets are closed but fox business is in and open for business. i'm gerri willis in for david -- melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." here is what we have this hour. donald trump met with son of martin luther king , jr., there

reporting live in los gatos, ta canne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. gst's bring in nbc bay area's robert honda reporting from the santa cruz mountains a couple days now. robert, you've seen the mudslides and damage there firsthand. are things getting better or worse at this hour? >> reporter: well, we're here in bolder creek and the people here like many other areas are trying to deal with this constant down poor. some situations you can control, for example, a crew came through here and cleared outs the storm drain, but you can see the water is still backing up pretty quickly. other situations are a little harder to control. the storm has been relentless, causing new damage and making already bad situations even worse. tons of debris including huge fallen trees awaited cal trans crews today as they tried to clear up both sides of highway 9 in felton. motorists looking to head out of town south found the road closed. >> at the end of the day, there are two ends to every road. you can always go around. you can always take the 17. when it's not covered

marianne mendoza, who lost her son, police sergeant brandon mendoza. [applause] fred and his son james, who lost billy. billy was fred son and james's brother. billy's wife net tally was also killed by an illegal member, someone who should never ever have been here. [applause] laura wilkerson, who lost her 17-year-old son. beautiful josh. josh was special. where is laura? good. [applause] thank you laura. they lost their young daughter felicia. thank you. stephen, who lost his 21-year-old son. thank you stephen. we have many others with us from remembrance and other groups. these are incredible people who have endured so much. i want to thank everybody for being here. thank you. [applause] nothing can ever make their pain go away. i want you to know your children will not have lost their lives for no reason. they have set this incredible goal for so many. these were great young people they can always be remembered. we will never forget them. [applause] and to the parents of loved ones who kept the flame of justice alive with your activism, keep it goin

marianne mendoza, who lost her son, police sergeant brandon mendoza. [applause] fred and his son james, who lost billie. billie was fred's son and james' brother. killed byife was also an illegal immigrant, somebody somebodyever, ever -- who should have never, ever been here. [applause] laurel wilkerson who lost her .7-year-old son, beautiful josh josh was special. where is laura? thank you, laura. ruiz who lost their young daughter, felicia. thank you. beautiful. thank you very much. thank you. who lost his 21-year-old son, grant. thank you, stephen. others with usy from remembrance and other groups, and these are incredible people who have endured so much and i want to thank everyone for being here. very, very special people. thank you. nothing could ever make their pain go away. but i want you to know, your children will not have lost their lives for no reason. incredibleet this goal for so many. these were great, young people. and they will always be remembered. always. we will never forget them. [applause] and to the parents and loved ones, you ke

nbc bay area's marianne favro now with what he had to say and changes to that policy. >> reporter: thesident says his policy is similar to what president obama enacted in 2011 when he banned visas for refugees from iraq. in a statement from the white house president trump said the executive order is not about religion but about terror and keeping our country safe. he said, quote, the seven countries named in the executive order are the same countries previously identified by the obama administration as sources of terror and to be clear this is not a muslim ban as the media is falsely reporting. mr. trump says his administration will be issuing visas to all countries when we are sure we have received and implemented the most secure policies over the next 90 days. but democrats are speaking out. >> they're bad for america. they're bad for humanity. they're bad for our national security and they are against everything that is american. >> reporter: the day after protests around the country and facing a backlash from lawmakers, president trump's administration appeared to back down on one

i discovered a woman my family tree, named marianne gaspard. became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. ancestry really helped me fill in a lot of details. >>> welcome back. as we told you at the top of the hour, a new york congressman said 11 foreign travelers being detained at new york's jfk airport following president trump's executive order on immigration. a 12th traveler was released a short time ago after being detained for more than 14 hours. i spoke with the new york congressman gerald who was on the scene as the iraqi man was released. what do you believe the intention of this order was because if you read the policy and i'm just going to quote now the portion i pulled from the policy, the policy of the united states to protect the citizens from foreign nationals who intend to commit terrorist attacks in the united states and to prevent the admission of foreign nationals who intend to exploit for the purposes. that is the purpose? or the policy outlined? how do

. >>> nbc bay area's marianne favro continuing the coverage from alameda county where the search is on for a missing 18-year-old whose car plunged into the water. >> reporter: look how fast alameda creek is running this hour. it is too dangerous for the dive teams to go in and look for the missing driver but that didn't stop the family from searching on their own. chp officers say an 18-year-old woman was driving a silver honda accord yesterday morning when she crossed the center divide and collided with another car. >> the silver honda continued to veer out of control and went into the water. >> reporter: but the storm made it too dangerous for five teams to enter the water yesterday and today. search teams took to the air. >> today we searched by air. we had the helicopter as well as an airplane and drones to see if we could spot the car. >> reporter: the woman's family reported her missing to tracy police. the family then came out here today. >> the family was out there today looking along the bangs. fremont fire department, alameda county sheriff, we were out there all day. >> repo

i discovered a woman my family tree, named marianne gaspard.ous where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. ancestry really helped me fill in a lot of details. >>> back now with my panel to discuss, thank you guys for sticking around. paris, what did you think of what john mcwhorter had to say? >> i thought it was horrible, disrespectful and i'm glad i graduated from pepperdine, it was partisan talk and something that i've never heard before and i wish i hadn't heard it. it's impressive that he took that monologue and only pointed out republican presidents that had -- or candidates who had issues with their linguistic skills. if you want to bring your opinion to the forefront of the american people do so and present it from both sides and not seem like vicious partisan hack. mr. trump, president of the united states has artfully and specifically articulated his message clearly to the american people, that's why he won and appealed to people who don't go to columbia but community college

nbc bay area marianne favro outside of levlevi's. it has been hard for fans to stomach 14 losses this season. >> exactly. it was a rough season. fans told us after suffering through 14 losses, this is exactly the kind of shake-up the niners needed. head coach chip kelly is out. shortly after the 49ers lost to the seahawks today, kelly met with the ceo and was informed he would not return after a dismal season with only two wins. in statement he said i felt the decision to change our football leadership was absolutely necessary. the performance of this team has not lived up to my expectations or those of our fans, and that is truly disappointing." . kelly is the second consecutive 49ers head coach to be fired after just one season. most fans we talked to tonight supported the decision. >> worst play calling i have ever seen in all 49 games since i have been a 49 fan an if he is responsible for it he needs to go. >> i have been a fan since the day i was born. time for a change. we need something different. >> some hoped kelly would sta

marianne schneider—petsinger is with the us and the americas programme at chatham house. you. so this is becoming more interesting, isn't it? now washington state is going ahead with the legal battle, how will this play out, do you think? it will be interesting to see and we have already seen that trump takes this very seriously and it will be interesting to see the continued reaction we will see from the business community. as you mentioned, the tech sector has very strongly come out and said they do not support the measures that were implemented. but others, star bucks, for example, or ford, have also come out. i would say it is much more measured, the response you have seen from them. but taking that legal action is stepping up a gear. i suppose it is the only route the likes of microsoft and others can ta ke likes of microsoft and others can take in this situation. they can ta ke take in this situation. they can take that route, but overall it is a very fine line to walk. by stepping out like that they draw fire from a president who is known to draw fire on twitter fr

hardiman from the third circuit in pennsylvania, he happens to serve with donald trump's sister, marianne trump barry which may increase or decrease his potential depending how you make that argument and william pryor from the 11th circuit court of appeals in the state of georgia. other news breaking this morning about an hour a little bit from now. president trump will sign another executive order. this one dealing with regulatory reform. basically it's being dubbed the one in two out executive order. he talked about this in the campaign trail saying he wants to trim back regulations that i believes are stifling economic growth. for every new regulation that's written this executive order demand two regulations are rescinded. that's breaking news this morning. now to the news breaking all weekend from an executive order signed on friday. the extreme vetting order. president trump taking to twitter himself to defend the actions he took saying only 109 people out of 325 were detained and held for questioning over the weekend. big problems at airports were caused by delta computer outraj, p

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marianne lorton. is retiring from the police department, leaving the career she has been in since she was 17. she was fingerprints to solve crimes. she has seen plenty of changes in how the job was done over the years. >> used to have a printout, take it to the file cabinet, and pull out every single one. despite advances in technology, there is still something to be said when taking a look in person and comparing every print under the microscope after the computer makes a match. alison: talk about attention to detail, every single day. erin: 40 years, that is such an a compliment to have a career, a job 40 years. alison: a lot of dedication. how are things in sports tonight? erin: george washington and george mason squared off in a rivalry. georgetown was looking for an upset at home. this is one gorgeous truck. special edition. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. e's your favorite? (laughter)

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nbc marianne favro talks about how that will specifically help us out. >> well, the declaration means that counties have asked for federal money for repairs and reconstruction costs. the recent storm sent this 100-foot tall eucalyptus tree crashing down a few feet from lisa's home. now she is worried what will happen when the next storm hits. >> we're sleeping in the living room because of these trees. >> a series of unrelenting storms this month caused significant flooding, road washouts and mud slides. from sonoma and marin to santa clara. the governor has issued a state of emergency in a total of 50 counties. >> we are pleased with that. we have incurred expenses as a result of these storms. so if we can get reimbursement for those costs, it will help us. >> he said water district crews spent a lot of overtime hours trying on clear clogged creeks. special when i lexington reservoir started fig for the first time since 2011. he notes the extreme peril for people. now the painstaking work of rebuilding begins. >> reporter: of course, the silver lining is our water supply which is loo

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my guests today are: alex deane, who is a conservative commentator, agnes poirier of france's mariannemustapha karkouti of gulf news and jef mcallister, an american writer and broadcaster. a british ambassador to washington once told me as we awaited the first meeting between the then british prime minister and a new american president that they were "fated to get on wonderfully well." he meant that whatever the personal chemistry — or lack of it — the totality of the relationship between the uk and us was so important that it had to work out. but how well does that work with theresa may and donald trump? it seems to me the most interesting thing about it is that it took place within the first few days? yes, i think it's good that we were the first foreign head to be in to see the american president. i think the quote from your former ambassador friend is right. president obama, who is not as well disposed to the british interest as the now president seems to be. i suppose my point is this — whether you agreed with brexit or not, that is now the directional travel that our country is o

bloomberg markets, abdel bari atwan who is a writer and broadcaster on arab affairs, agnes poirier of mariannee richards who is a british political commentator. britain first, to coin a phrase, and we can all predict that article 50 will indeed be invoked by march, beginning the formal process of leaving the european union. but where will brexit, and indeed the eu, be by the end of 2017? with political change in france and italy, and possibly in germany too. what do we think is going to happen? i think 2017 will be much more difficult than this artificial period we've been living through prior to the triggering of article 50. all kinds of things have been read into what has happened since the referendum. "the uk economy has been better than expected." we haven't triggered this thing yet. and so far, the focus has been on the british position. what is theresa may's plan? again, completely artificial. in 2017, we are going to get real, because we will hear the european union position as well. and when that becomes clear, i think the dynamic of the internal politics of the conservative party, the

i discovered a woman my family tree, named marianne gaspard. became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. ancestry really helped me fill in a lot of details. >> pelley: the suspect in the fort lauderdale airport mass shooting told investigators he was under government mind control. that testimony came today in a federal court hearing. we also learned that the suspect claimed to be communicating with supporters of isis, also known as isil. five were killed, six wounded on january 6. manuel bojorquez has today's developments. >> reporter: esteban santiago was escorsed in handcuffs and shackles to today's hearing. f.b.i. special agent michael ferlazzo testified that after the attack, santiago told the f.b.i. he was in touch on the dark web in isil khat rooms with other like-minded individuals promoting attacks. the the morning after the six-hour-long interrogation, f.b.i. special agent george piro would not rule out trump. >> we're look over all of his it's giving us a pictur

as i was researching my family tree, i discovered a woman named marianne gaspard. became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. ancestry really helped me fill in a lot of details. howie: look at west front of the capitol, rehearsals are taking place for the inauguration. fox news will have coverage all day long. donald trump says he's not divesting himself from his global company and there was no shortage of critics. trish regan, host of the "intel report." trish, the media consensus is trump did very little to resolve the potential conflict of interest because he's not divesting his ownership, it's going into a trust that won't be blind. is the press being fair? trish are no, the press doesn't know what it's talking about when it comes to business. i can tell you in dealing with members of the mainstream media. they don't know two things about economics or business. and in some what is perhaps they are intimidated by it, and in other ways they resent it. people on the left in journalism look a

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