reporting live in san carlos, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> and that is a good point.you so much. >>> well the fight against alzheimer's took a big step forward today in san francisco. with a move for minds. a special eight city event hosted by maria shriver. the event held at equinox gyms across the country and including san francisco featured a special mind-body exercise class and after that a panel discussion leading brain wellness experts led by jessica aguirre and experts sayre the latest research and genetics and mindfulness and nutrition and care giving related to alzheimer's. >> i was there exercising with a lot of you today and i try to do that every single day. i think that has the largest accumulation of evidence, i think we agree on that. and if it is not a heavy workout, even walking. >> now two-thirds of new alzheimer's patients are women and while right now there is no cure, researchers say that break-throughs are on the horizon. over $400,000 was raised at events today. >>> you're talking about some -- maybe rain. >> a slight chance. any chance in june

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00 tonight. 17,000nds of cocaine, take a look at this, coming from the crew of the coast guard cutter waesche. they off loaded the drugs on monday, the cocaine was taken over the last two months, the street value estimated at $266 million. >>> dozens of dogs have been rescued from what the santa cruz county animal shelter is calling deplorable conditions, the animals were taken from the valley, the place that has a history of complaints, today, the man who lives on the property said the owner of the dogs struggles with a hoarding problem and also recently had a stroke. he claims the dogs were healthy, however, a shelter spokesperson said otherwise. >> the conditions were such that they needed to be seized. they were breeding the dogs and there were many dogs and the conditions were not good. >> now, so far the owner has not been charged with a crime. the shelter, though, is asking the public for donations. they say they need help caring for all of these dogs. most of the dogs, by the way, are boston ter

host: first call for marianne in pittsburgh. she is calling on our republican line. go ahead, marianne. caller: you were talking about the attack on the train in oregon. we have in our country freedom of speech. we can say whatever we want. the two gentlemen that jumped in, they were the ones that attacked him physically. that's why he pulled out his knife. we don't have no such thing as hate speech. that is a political term. we have free speech. i think the caller has the facts wrong about what happened on the train. have be clear -- yes, we first amendment protected speech in our country, but there is a limit to that speech. you cannot yell fire in a crowded theater, you cannot engage in racial epithets in the workplace and you certainly cannot have, harass or even kill people based on your views. only against the laws of the united states but against any sense of common decency in our country. that is what is so critical here. the speech is actually instigating people to engage in violent acts. that's what we have seen time and time again. earlier this week, a con

marianne? >> reporter: suzanne hernandez walked into the courtroom here in palo alto this afternoon, wearing handcuffs and shackled. and according to this report by investigators, they say that she confessed to killing an elderly woman using a hammer. deputies say they took 39-year-old susan hernandez to santa clara valley medical center, friday, for a psychiatric evaluation, after she was found running naked down a busy street in cupertino. later, investigators linked her to the murder of 74-year-old mary wilson, who was found dead in her cupertino home. the attack happened in the victim's living room. authorities say it appears hernandez beat the victim with a hammer during an apparent manic episode. >> it looks like the suspect entered through the back door of the residence. it appears that the victim was awake. they were unrelated to each other, so it doesn't look like they knew each other in any way. >> reporter: according to this report by a sheriff's deputy, hernandez admitted killing wi

two things to be thrilled about, marianne. >> reporter: absolutely. the fans were thrilled. in fact, they gave coach kerr a standing ovation when he came out tonight. but also they are even more excited to learn that he plans to coach the rest of the nba finals. fans call him everything from the heart of the team to the architect of the warriors success. they were ecstatic to see warriors head coach steve kerr back in action tonight after complications from back surgery forced him to miss the last 11 games. >> it's at the heart. you know he shouldn't be out there, but he doesn't want to let his guys down. that's what it was all about. those guys played for him tonight for sure. >> reporter: when kerr walked into the court tonight, both fans and players gave him a standing ovation. >> it felt great, got a really nice reception from our fans. and our players. it was just, you know, great to be on the side lines again. that's what makes it so much fun to feel the energy of the finals and it's really nice to be back. >> reporter: not only did kerr coach tonight, but he announced

liz: marianne, what would you like to say to congressman?there's a lot i would like to say to him but, first of all, he's the person distracting from the real issues happening in our country. we are not against immigrants. we are against illegal alien criminals in our country. and the more he keeps protecting them, i just hope that america starts realizing this guy is a fraud, this guy is a fake, and he needs to be shoved out of office. somebody needs to come in there and elect somebody who is truly going to care about the constituents in his district. liz: again, you're not against immigration; right? >> absolutely not. i'm 100% for legal immigration. i am against illegal aliens invading our country and killing our citizens and committing crimes against them. liz: thank you so much. we are so sorry for your loss and you know what? you're doing a service for the country, and we thank you for that. thank you for coming on the show. come back again soon. >> thank you. liz: we have bad news if you're traveling this holiday weekend. you're most

reporting live in morgan hill, marianne favro nbc bay area news. >>> new at 5:00, palo alto police asking the public for help to solve a cold case. 16 years ago today, maria sha was celebrating her 21st birthday when someone shot her in the head outside the q cafe in palo alto. dozen witnessed the shooting but police haven't made an arrest yet. this morning, police posted a video on facebook detailing the killing asking anyone with information to please come forward. police released this online video two years ago but are hoping releasing it again generates leads. >>> a dramatic scene in a normally quiet east bay neighborhood. tonight neighbors are talking about their terrifying ordeal. police shot a suspect in brentwood on birchwood road. tom, you spoke to witnesses who say this is really atypical. >> reporter: really unsettling for the neighbors here this. happened just before 10:00. a lot of the people, peggy, here, home watching tv when this happened last night. a car coming through here. first they heard gunshots, then a car coming behind that red vehicle, crashing into the house and

marianne favro just arrived on scene with the details. what do we know so far? >> reporter: neighbors tell us the fire happened around 3:30 this afternoon and say kids in this apartment complex actually noticed the flames first and started running around alerting the residents here, so they could get out safely. so far we don't know if there are any injuries but could you see here that the paramedics are still here at the scene and the firefighters are also here at the scene. now we are at the central park apartment complex on stroke street in san jose near hamilton avenue. there was a three-alarm fire and firefighters are still on the scene as we mentioned. we see some paramedics there working on it. but again, we don't have confirmation of any injuries. however one neighbor told me he did see a woman who lived in one of the units that was burning and she had blisters on her legs. he said that as far as he knows, that is the only injury. also it appears there was a dog on the balcony and that dog was rescued but we just arrived here and we're trying to get as m

marianne favro has more. >> reporter: and it has been a problem for the past few years, peggy, you're absolutely right. and every weekend this sign goes up here in los gatos warning drivers that the on ramp to southbound highway 17 downtown is closed. that may have alleviated some of the traffic downtown but now homeowners saying they're waking up to grid lock in the mornings on their usually quiet street. take a look here, this video was shot by a homeowner who said there were so many cars on her street this morning she couldn't back out of her own driveway to get to the store. >> all of these five streets here were completely bumper to bumper stopped. drivers were frustrated weaving in and out of traffic going the opposite direction, speeding around corners, there were emergency vehicles that could not get through. >> reporter: deborah messenger blames the traffic apps that suggest alternate routes through neighborhoods. she says she posted a petition on line asking the makers of traffic app to only include major roads. so far she says more than 800 people have signed her petition.

in san jose, marianne favro. >> thanks marianne. >> >>> we follow breaking news. update now a motorcyclist died after collision with an suv. northbound 880 in san leandro. had happened near the davis street exit. only one northbound lane we're hearing is open. slowly letting traffic get by. these are pictures from about 10 minutes ago. the chp has not given us an estimate when all lanes will reopen. >>> we have more breaking news from nbc bay area sky ranger, checking out the motorcycle crash on 880 sky ranger found this fire burning behind a warehouse. this is near the intersection of william street and due little drive. in san leandro also not too far from 880 where we saw the motorcycle california crash. firefighters just getting there. of course tracking this story. bring you more on facebook on air and twitter. we'll month if. >>> sad news to report one day after retiring a popular teacher has died. a memorial has formed at the entrance of the high school. he just wrapped up a 38-year teaching career. retired last friday on the last day of school and then die

marianne favro is live in morgan hill with details and the photo of the suspect. >> reporter: we'll show you the photo in just a few moments this. attack happened this morning around 6:30 here at this shell gas station on east dunn avenue, which is a busy road in morgan hill. morgan hill police tell us a clerk called them and reported that a man walked into the convenient store at the gas station and started asking for free items. when she asked him to leave he grabbed her and started dragging her into the back storage room. the woman fought back. she slugged him in the face. and that's when he took off running. this is a photo of the suspect provided by the morgan hill police department. >> it's terrifying. i've been here 20 years. i have got three children. it's shocking. you don't hear about that around here. >> reporter: the suspect is described as a hispanic man between the ages 256 and 35. he is about 5'10" to 6'0" tall and weighs between 10 170 and 185 pounds. police say he was last seen wearing a black zip up hooded jacket and a blue color undershirt and blue jeans. the victim sa

nbc bay area marianne favro is live in couper tin o with more. marianne. >> the alleged kill list was posted back in september by a student here at monta, vista high school. there is new evidence another student post-ed a tleet seven weeks ago on the school computer. community members came together in san jose outraged over racial threats allegedly made against black students at monta vista high school in couper tin o. in september several students post-ed a kill list on instagram specifically naming at least six african-american students. >> they talked about my client who is a minor, a student at the school at the time. they mentioned her by name. they gave a specific and credible threat and they talked about how many bullets it would take. >> richard richardson filed this lawsuit against the fremont high school district accuseding it of negligence for failing to prevent or stop the threats. the school district issued a statement saying administrators immediately investigated the incident and took appropriate disciplinary action and notified th

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reporting live in couper tin o marianne favro nbc bay area. >> thanks marianne. >>> continuing coverageuse fierz. several friends of max harris showed up today but were too upset to talk. dermas were not allowed inside the crom where he and harris faced a jo. they face the same charges, 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter one for each victim who died in the fire last september that broke out during a concert there. after hearing no one had any comment. >>> inhumane that's how county supervisors are describing the working conditions at san francisco's emergency call center. the call center is so understaffed the 911 dispatchers are told they must work overtime and some averaging 60 to 70 hours per week. nbc bay area mark mathews is at city hall right now where dispatchers took complaints to a public safety meeting talking about the 911 system and mark what was the response? >> reporter: well as you said, ernie peskin called it inhumane np hillary reasonen said it made her angry. she is a ninth district supervisor. the dispatchers are classified as clerks and they have been ordered to w

soon. >> marianne favro nabz bay area news. >>> well a packed house at milpitas city council meeting tenants facing eviction are calling for stronger tenant protection. families living at the he at the complex sunny hill apartment have been give. notice the owner also not reanu the head contact in february of next year tonight the families called for the council to consider two emergency measuring one a morer to yum on a eliminating affordable house a ban and a just cause ordinance protecting tenants from eviction if they haven't done anything wrong. san jose leaders get the green light to start things up with google. late this afternoon the city council gave the city the okay to start snoerkss with google for 250 acres of downtown property. google wants the parcel to build a tech and transit village near diridon station. that would include 8 million acquire feet of office pace. the mayor says the city will not be offering subcydies to the tech giant. but community groups have concern mostly over potential surge in rents that could squeeze out low income workers in the area. >>> okay

reporting live in couper tin o marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you marianne. >>> now to dwefrlg news track ago murder investigation in a quiet couper tin orr neighborhood. the ac stations that a woman attack add elderly woman with a hammer killed her nbc bay area peggy bunker is live in front of the home and you talked to a neighbor who ran into the woman and she was holding the hammer. >> yeah it is a wild and horrible story all at the same time in the quiet neighborhood. richard freeman says he lived 70 years his entire life. the night of the murder he found the alleged suspect in his backyard naked holding what he believed to be the murder weapon. take a look here this is the mugshot released by the sheriffs department. she say suzanne fernandez is the suspect here. arrested on saturday morning. she is 39 years old, a resident of los gatos. the santa clara county sheriffs department arrested her on suspicion of killing the woman a long-term resident who lived alone in the house. freeman says he found fernandez and naked and holding a hammer in the backyard the night of the mu

marianne favro is live where the school board is going to meet and talk about this issue. >> reporter: they just wrapped up their meeting and we learned that the school board voted to give the green light and remove the contaminated soil. parents we talked to today -- these nine acres of farmland are set to be home to a new elementary school. the bor rello family donated the land. a chemical linked to liver problems and tremors. she will not send her kids to the new school. the school district says it plans to haul out the contaminated soil to make the site safe. >> which holds us to higher responsibility in making sure the soil no longer has toxins or pesticides here. >> reporter: more than 100 people have signed an online petition urging the district not to build here. >> it will never, there will always be traces. it is the nature of the toxin. so it would be taking a huge gamble on my kids' health. >> reporter: hartley attended the meeting to voice her concerns. in morgan hills marianne favro. >>> two men attacked another man with a ham tomer to get the uk- they got it but also th

marianne banales.> thanks for having me. >> oh, i am so thrilled you're here, because my vision has definitely gotten worse over the years, unfortunately. so, my question for you is why does our close-up vision just seem to go downhill as we get older? >> well, at around age 40, most people start noticing blurred near vision when reading a book or a text or doing close-up work, like sewing or even removing a splinter. >> that's when it was happening to me. >> yeah, it's called presbyopia. it's actually a lens condition that makes it harder for the eyes to focus on close-up objects. >> and that's when you hustle off to the drug store for your first pair of readers, right? >> right. >> you know, but even when i'm wearing my readers, sometimes the words are still too small to read. >> especially in dim light. >> and i thought readers and magnifiers did the exact same thing before i got my hazukis. but i have noticed a huge difference. >> well, prescription and drug-store reading glasses -- they only help

♪ marianne: i'm marianne rafferty. in custody in germany after they were overheard talking about terrorism on a flight. passengers notified the crew. police blew up a backpack belonging to one of the men. 151 people were forced to exit on emergency slides. london remains on alert. a sailor went overboard off the u.s.s. shiloh. crews from the u.s. and japan searched for the sailor by air and sea for more than 50 hours. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "the greg gutfeld show." monster movies, mummies, wear wolves, vampires, leave garrett. [laughter] at least the audience knows that. i couldn't get enough. but what i really loved were zombies. i really loved zombie films, especially the early ones where they moved really slow, because even if you could outrun them, they were still scary because sooner or later they would catch up to you just like puberty. then later modern zombie movies had corpses that picked up the pace. the speed made them extra scary. remember the remake of dawn of the dead 2004? holy crap! but then

marianne lafferty, standby for us. if you will. thank you for that. we go back a couple of weeks to the attack on the arena in manchester that killed 22 and the information the case was blowing out before police ever gave us a specifics. we knew in this country a lot of what was going on including very close numbers to the vet death toll in those were injured. tonight the information had been held very close to the best. we will update you coming up on what the police told us. it was fascinating. it was also devastating for a lot of people. death toll higher than what we thought. injury pulled higher than we thought.kn we will talk with a counterterrorism analyst about the information london police gave us means for the uk and for this country. breaking is continuing on the london attacks here on fox newsu channel it's happening, it's happening! in the modern world, you can control just about anything with an app. your son is turning on all the lights again! and with the esurance mobile app, you can do the same thing with your car insurance. like acce

melissa: marianne, sort of like a dious buffet of bad behavior. there was something for everyone through the whole entire thing. it was kind of amazing. and what's odd is, even though a lot of stuff in there was new, kind of what we expected. he is a show pony. he is a chatty cathy. comey, he gets out there. shares all the stuff. there ends up being something for everyone. give me your thoughts. >> everyone on display today, only one who had anything to lose is donald trump. in that respect it was devastating day for him. remember, james comey, under oath, said that donald trump had lied rethe pete he hadly. james comey said, he lost his job because he has been investigating russia. he exposed even more concerns about michael flynn in his involvement with russia. he also put attorney general sessions under a bigger spotlight, basically leading people to believe that there is even more there with him. so when you add all of that up, and james comey did it under oath, nobody else has, you have to say this was really damaging day. if you don't take m

nbc marianne favro is chiejoinis live in san jose. >> reporter: this is the second time the pig has been snatched. this last sunday they came home to find their pig had been stolen from their backyard. pig pig first came into the ackerman's life when she was two months old. since then, she has considered herself one of the dogs. >> she is my baby and she means a lot to me. >> reporter: which is why the ackerman's are putting up fliers all over san jose trying to find a pig napper. they say when they returned home sunday, their pot bellied pig was gone. thieves stole her and ripped off their surveillance cameras so they wouldn't get caught. this isn't the first time for this family. >> when she was a few months old, we heard her squeal, i ran out there and she was gone. >> reporter: in that case, someone dumped her off at the park and she was reunited with her family. they are wondering once again how she is holding up in the heat and hope she will be returned to her family. >> she means a lot to me and i don't know how to carry on if i can't find her soon. >> reporter: now the ackerman's

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." now back to "justice with judge jeanine." ian * earlier i sat -- judge jeanine: earlier i sat down with the president's son donald trump, jr. how he feels about the left's endless attacks on his family and his dapsd tactics on fighting the war on terror. it's been an interesting couple of days. i have known you a long time. after the inauguration you said you were going to focus on the business, you weren't going to get involved in washington. now it seems things have changed. why? >> i don't think things have changed. i'm a politically minded guy. i was way before we got into politic. but when i see what's going on right now. when i see what went on for 10 months with the russia man sense and the smear. it's like give me a break. they spent 10 months chasing a rabbit down a hole with the sole purpose to take down my far it. we were vindicated. judge jeanine: why do you say you were vindicated. >> everything that went on in the comey testimony was basically ridiculous. he never asked

. >>> tomorrow t-- nbc marianne joins us. >> reporter: today several groups said they fear if google builds here in downtown san jose, they will kweez squeeze out local workers. on 250 acres near diridone station. but today, representatives from half a dozen community groups said they want to have a say before the city gets too cozy with google fearing the project will do more harm than good. >> we are concerned this project will result in less affordable housing and fewer good quality jobs. >> reporter: san mows -- >> there is no question that we are going to build the housing and we are going to build a lot of it and build it at all income levels. >> reporter: they say they hope the city council will work to make sure the new development benefits the entire community and not just tech employees. today community groups also ask that the city use local labor when building this project. reporting live in san jose. >>> take a look at some of these photos killing, at least, six birds. this was on 14th and alice street. four adults and two baby crown herrons were killed. four other birds

gregg: marianne rafferty, thank you. congressman steve scalise could be facing a long road to recovery. the house majority whip likely to spend weeks in the hospital undergoing multiple surgeries. his injuries worse than originally thought. >> usually the initial period is about hemorrhage control, and i feel like we've made a lot of progress about that. and hope friday, that is not going to be -- hopefully, that is not going to be our biggest end enemy any longer. other things to worry about include infections and other complications that come about from intensive care. arthel: to discuss this further, i'm joined by dr. paul sapphire who is a neurosurgeon. dr. sapphire, clearly the latest prognosis for steve and scalises definitely more encouraging than it was at first, but talk to me more about the medical hurdles he's facing short term and long term. >> sure. so, you know, the kind of injury, the gunshot wound that he had, we call it a trans-pelvic gunshot wound, is a very serious injury. a lot of people typically thi

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> may the force be with him. a bay area man says someone turned to the dark side and stole more than $200,000 worth of "star wars" collectibles. he runs rancho obiwan near petaluma. he says the theft took place over many months in the late 2015 into 2016. he says someone stole more than 100 items, most of them rare vintage action figures from "star wars." >>> apple has gone south. the tech giant unveiled its new products in san jose for the first time in nearly two decades. apple kicked off its week-long developers conference with new products, big names. our business and tech reporter scott budman has been at the conference all day and got a firsthand look at what's coming our way. >> reporter: apple as always had a lot to show off here at the worldwide developers conference. getting the most attention a young developer and a brand-new device for your leaving room. and here's the first look at apple's upcoming entry into the digital assistant space. home pod. a voice activated way to find what you're looking for

nbc bay area's marianne favro has the latest developments. >> attorney general jeff sessions will be in the hot seat when he goes before the senate intelligence committee on tuesday. but bay area senator diane feinstein said that's not enough. today from his new jersey home, the president fired at james comey again, tweeting, i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible. totally illegal? very cowardly. cowardly in quotes. an apparent personal shot at comey's own concession thursday. he claimed the president had asked him to back off from investigating fired trump adviser michael flynn's alleged contacts with russia. >> that was kind of a slightly cowardly way of trying to avoid telling him, we're not going to do that. >> reporter: now the russia investigation is putting comey's former boss back in the political hot seat. >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> reporter: but that was untrue. sessions recused himself when he admitted having two meetings with the russian ambassador during the trump campaign. in a surprise le

nbc bay area's marianne favro joins with us latest developments reporter. the focus may be on the president's comments made today, but this week, it's jeff comey's former boss, the attorney general who will be in the hot seat. though it's still unclear whether that hearing will be public. this is how president trump recently branded his former fbi director. >> he's a leaker. >> reporter: today from his new jersey home, the president fired at james comey again tweeting "i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone thought possible. totally illegal, very cowardly." cowardly in quotes. an apparent personal shot at comey's own concession thursday. >> i was kind of a slightly cowardly way of trying to avoid telling him we're not going to do that. >> reporter: the president's commentary frustrating some republicans. >> you may be the first president in history to go down because you can't stop inappropriately talking about an investigation that if you just were quiet would clear you. >> reporter: frustration aimed in a different directio

marianne favro is there. >> reporter: a packed meeting as the school board decides whether to give the green light in cleaning up the soil. a lot of parents wie spoke to today feared the risk to their kids would remain. a family donated the land worth $9 million. the soil contained high level of pesticide. linked to liver problems and tremors. >> my biggest concern is that it is on a plot of land that is extremely toxic. >> reporter: which is why she says she will not send her kids to the new school even though it is three blocks from her home. >> the health of the students is number one. we are considering the appropriate measures in order to make sure that the soil at a higher level than it is for residential development is removed for that school to be built. >> reporter: melissa says more than 100 people have signed an online petition urging the district not to build here. >> it is not feasible to be able to clean up that amount of the toxin. >> reporter: the board is still discussing the issue. the school district says because of increasing enrollment it badly needs a new school.

and the the project should bring in thousands of new jobs.çó nbc bay areaxd marianne favroçóe with thecgive you the idea of the size of the fáproject. development here near diridon station isjf more than twice th sizei] of apple's space ship campus. >> we have worked for several years withxd our surrounding neighborhoods and with the to reimagine thesejf 250 acres d the development that will surround what will become thet( busiest multistation in the western united states. >> today the mayort(ok announcee city is in discussions with feett( of office space near diridon station. meanwhile, a developer is already working to build offices here near sap center. but the city won't say if it's being built for google. the new projects includes retail restaurants and axdxd plaza and new jobs. more importantly th/&ç jobs would be right next to massÑi transit. >> the promise and potential of in area has noti]fáok been real. it's going to be denser. >> weÑi asked the mayor why he thought this development wouldñ work when other attempts to develop this area including a baseball stadium have failed.

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reporting live in morgan hill, marianne favro. >> thank you. three u.s. soldiers have been killed in afghanistan. an after fan soldier shot and killed them today. it happened during a join operation. gain says another soldier was wounded but have not released any information onst soent -- the extent of the injuries. a woman now is the namesake of a u.s. naval air ship. the uss beggabbanay giffords wa christened. >> just as the motto, i am ready represents the ship, it represents gabby giffords. >> i'm so happy to be here with you today. this is an incredible horner. the uss beggabrielle giffords i strong and tough just like her crew. >> the ship will be based in san diego. >> it's been a cool and breezy start to the weekend right now. 68 in saint alban. there could be a charchs of thunder to wrap up the weekend around parts of the bay area. we'll show you where when we return. >> overcoming incredible odds. the very special graduation today for a woman in the east bay. >> plus ribbing a tv icon. hollywood and many others mourning adam west, original batma

today in the bay's marianne favro has reaction to the verdict from a bay area woman who says she too was sexually assaulted by cosby. >> after deliberating 52 hours, longer than the entire trial, the jury was deadlocked. and the judge declared a mistrial. jurors could not unanimously agree whether comedian bill cosby drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand, a former temple university women's basketball manager, at his home in 2004. cosby claiming the encounter was consensual. in a statement, constand's lawyer said we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to many victims who felt powerless and silent. janice baker kitty of petaluma claimed she was sexually assaulted by cosby in 1982 when she was 24. she issued a statement saying, while this nonverdict is disappointing, it is not a surprise given the rape culture in which we live. after the mistrial, cosby remained quiet while a spokeswoman read a statement from his wife camille, blasting the district attorney kevin steele, who made prosecuting cosby part of his election campaign. >> how do i describe the distr

agnes poirier, uk editor with the french magazine marianne, and american writer and broadcasterjeff mcallisterelcome to you all. thanks with being with us again. agnes, let me ask you first, what did you make of how these brexit talks began? being an anglophile and a fan of britain, i am saddened by it because theresa may was allowed to talk after coffee on thursday's evening dinner and that she was asked to leave the room so that the 27 other european leaders could actually continue their conversations because as angela merkel, macron and other leaders said, eu summits are not there for brexit talks. first we need to agree on divorce terms and then brexit talks can start. she came with what she said was a fair and serious offer on eu citizens living in britain and it was unfair in all seriousness, especially compared to the eu offer. the guaranteed lifetime rights of uk citizens in living in the eu. britain as for reciprocation, it falls short. so it's like our strong and stable government, in the end, she is weak and unstable. her fair and serious offer, it's nothing like fair and serious. i

i discovered a woman my family tree, named marianne gaspard.here 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: in london at least 12 are dead, 80 hurt in a high-rise catastrophe. jonathan vigliotti is there. >> oh, my god. they're screaming. >> reporter: the 24-story building quickly became an inferno, trapping people inside. cme waved clothing frantically to get attention. >> what floor are you on? >> where you at? what? seven, yeah? >> reporter: 16-year-old ines and her family escaped from the 13th floor. >> you could see flashlights from the windows showing people shre still at home, people screaming, banging on the windows. >> reporter: witnesses watched as desperate parents tried to save their children. >> people dropping their kids. they are literally being thrown out of the balcony. people throwing themselves out just so they don't get burned. >> reporter: how high up was this? >> this was quite high up. >> past the eighth fl

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marianne is in pennsylvania, independent, go ahead. you c-span at thank you, congressman. it never ceases to amaze me, convenient memories in this country. let's go back to the beginning of rush limbaugh on top radio and let's go back to anne coulter. even just the filthy titles she put on her book. i am sick and tired of the democrats always putting down and known remembers how close this was in the last eight years, that president obama, what he went through. let's really remember who has started the hate in this country? how about the congresswoman shot in the head? it is amazing she survived. wake up because that is basically what we are, to parts of america. look in a mirror before you start throwing around, nastiness. thanks but i think it is really important that we do not try to prove -- place blame on one party or the other and all take response ability for acting like grownups. eschewing violence. i know the family has got to be terrified right now. i know how terrified my wife is and i am in us a studio. that everyone who is her today gets to be ok. we do not wa