marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> okay, marianne, thank you so much. what a close encounter. >> the earth continues to pspew toxic gases. so far, lava has devoured dozens of homes. the national guard is going into hot zones trying to assess the situation. sulfur dioxide is at alarming levels. >> we didn't even get closest to the largest crack out there. we're already well over what would be considered safe. >> like choking on rotten eggs fumes. it's really thick. it makes your eyes water. >> smells like rotten eggs. they are choking from t good news though, the roughly 1,000 earthquakes that have been rattling the islands before the eruptions have slowed down. the lava fields now cover about 100 football fields. it's officially been declared a disaster area. >>> california became the first state to make it mandatory that new homes have solar panels built on top. nearly every house, apartment and condo will have solar built in. there are some exceptions hike homes shrouded in shade. it was approved by the tait energy commission. it is expected to add ar

marianne favro joins us with this somewhat odd story. marianne? >> reporter: raj, this happened on friday here on oak grove avenue. when neighbors watched the video next door, they were stunned. take a look. this home surveillance video shows a postal carrier in los gatos coming up with a less than subtle solution for the garbage can that may have been blocking a mailbox. you see he hits it first and pushes it several feet before the can tips and dumps garbage on the street. neighbors say this was anything but a friendly delivery. >> the mailman was definitely being belligerent. it was really unkind what he did. >> reporter: the u.s. postal service spokesman said it was absolutely wrong for the postal carrier to push down the garbage can. he adds, we apologize for that. we plan to use this as a teaching opportunity for all our carriers. today the mail carrier and his supervisor visited the home where the video was shot. we tried repeatedly to talk to the carrier, but he drove off. did you just issue an apology to the neighbor? the neighbor says th

marianne: i'm marianne rafferty. . rosenstein's connection, the deputy attorney general, to mr. mueller? is there a connection? >> well, rod actually worked for mr. mueller for more than three years in the public integrity section of the department of justice. they all know each other, mueller, comey, rod. they all know each other. it's a big family. rod, of course, signed the memorandum recommending that comey be fired. mark: let me read from that. >> yeah, please. mark: let me read from that and bounce this off you. this is the memoranda, may 2017. restoring public confidence in the fbi. that's his memorandum. and it's from rosenstein to the attorney general. i can't read all of it, but it is a very well-written indictment of jim comey, and he says among other things i cannot defend the director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of secretary clinton's e-mails and do not understand his refusal to accept the universal judgment and he was mistaken. almost everyone agrees that the director made serious mi

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ [♪] marianne: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm marianne raffertyavalny arrested in russia. they are protesting putin's fourth term in office. navalny was carried away by his arms and legs. lava and gas continues spewing from the kilauea volcano on the island of hawaii. scientists for the u.s. geological survey warn that the quakes and lava flows could continue for days and even weeks. i'm marianne rafferty. jeanine." judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." it's been a busy week of developments in the mueller probe. thanks, both of you. what we have got now is a federal judge who is saying to the mueller team, hey, guy, i want to know what this expanded order is that you have that allows you to i diet a guy for something not connected to russia collusion and not connected to the 2016 campaign and not connected to the firing of james comey and these lawyers saying no, we don't think so. >> this is an interesting exchange the judge had. rosenstein who was trump's pick for deputy attorney general gave this referral to special counsel mueller. mueller

marianne? >> reporter: the senior here told me that administrators told her that the photos she had posted on social media were just too risque and violated school code. she says when she refused to take them down, well, she ended up leaving school, just two and a half weeks before her graduation. these are just some of the photos 18-year-old nastachia posted on instagram. an avid fitness enthusiast says they show how she's transformed her body. but administrators told her some of the photos go too far. >> she said my pictures were deemed too inappropriate for my private catholic school on my own fitness account. >> reporter: she said the dean told her her instagram photos violated school policies and fave her a choice. take specific pictures down our be disenrolled. she decided to keep them up and was forced to leave school. >> i think they should have specified that bikini pictures, these types of pictures are not okay. therefore i would not have done them. >> reporter: one of her friends sta

marianne favro is in san jose with the safety risk. marianne? >> reporter: the power lines really need to be secure. but if you take a look at this power pole in willow glen behind m me, you can see instead of using the required steel cables, they use rope which can easily fray. the duct tape on this power pole highlights the need for more safety inspections of bay area power poles, an even bigger children concern as vetteinvestigators l into the role power poles played in the deadly fires. >> when you calibrate the nature of the problem, there definitely is not enough enforcement. the problem is much bigger, and they definitely need to be stepping it up. if the companies are not acting, they need to be issuing orders and fines. >> reporter: kathryn sandoval says some of the problems have not been fixed in years, which is one reason the cpuc wants to establish a state-wide database documenting poir po documenting power pole inspections. >> we know there is the potential for power poles being overloaded. but we have not been able to locate a sing

marian marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> that is a sign of the times. we are ready for hockey tonight. >> i know, you told me about game two. i didn't watch it. i'll have to watch tonight. >> they are dedicated fans. >> we have lots of sunshine across the south bay and will see plenty of mild weather. let's take you to our micro climate weather. you can see there's a look across the silicon valley. a few puffy clouds back in the distance, as we finish out april with the last day of april happening today, i did want to take a look at the rainfall averages for april, because we were much higher than average, as you can see, santa rosa, 4.31 inches, which left us at the end of the month at 218% of average, 250% of average in oakland and san jose 107%. most of that rainfall coming on april 6 when we had very heavy rainfall, part of an atmospheric river. as we head through the next several days, high pressure will build in. that will be responsible for the mild weather this week. but before this moves in, we're still dealing with low pressure digging down in

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. very good reporting. 49ers also making national headlines when it comes to the new policy for the national anthem. the league owners unanimously passed a new rule with only the 49ers abstaining from the vote. it all stems from former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick back in 2016 kneeling to protest police violence in communities of color. it triggered, as you know, a divisive national movement. the new nfl policy requires players to stand on the sidelines or remain in the locker room if they want to kneel. the league says the player's team can be fined if they ig foignore the rule. >> i don't think it's appropriate for us to profit during that period of time. >> many fans and community leaders say the league's new policy is simply wrong. kneeling for the national anthem isn't just an issue in pro sports, a teacher in contra costa county is getting transferred for kneeling during a flag raising ceremony, and that hit social media. we are joined by jodi hernandez with the students who

marianne: i'm marianne rafferty.tigators in cuba sifting through the wreckage of the country's worst aviation disaster in decades. the boeing 737 went down shortly after takeoff. only 3 people survived. among the dead, 20 pastors who were attending to meeting in the country's capital. justify won the preakness. he's one win away from the coveted triple crown after his kentucky derby win two weeks ago. a win at the belmont stakes in june would complete the triple crown title. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> i'm suggesting one administration shouldn't have five on the other party's candidate or the highest office in the land shouldn't dress up a disproven dossier and they shouldn't do that. that's what i'm suggesting. it looks like all that happened. what we are asking for is give us the information to show us. jenna us. -- judge jeanine: that's congressman jim jordan demanding the answers the american people deserve. joining me dave bossie and chris hahn. good evening, gentlemen. ch

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. we septembnting sent out a brea alert moments after the announcement. >>> a 93-year-old east bay woman knocked down by a purse snatcher has a message for her attacker tonight. police are hoping these pictures will help down -- track down the man. peterson's son sent us a cell phone video from the woman's hospital bed. >> i think, and i do believe that god will take care of people who steal. >> we wish peterson a speedy recovery. if you recognize this man, please call concord police. >>> kneeling for the american flag isn't just a protest for nfl, but for a local high school. tonight students will stand up for a teacher. snapchat video shows that teacher kneeling during a raising of the flag. soon after this video hit social media, rust found out he was being transferred. jodi hernandez joins us in brentwood with what the students plan to do tonight, jodi? >> reporter: raj, here students are making signs as we speak. these are the signs they plan to take to tonight's school board meeti

. [♪] marianne: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm marianne rafferty.or a motive from friday's texas high school. one mother says her daughter rejected the romantic advances of the suspect a week before the shooting. the school says they saw no warning signs from dimitrios pagourtzis before the shooting. justify galloped through the mud to the winner's circle at the preakness. he's one win away from the coveted triple crown. a win at the belmont stakes would complete the triple crown title. d i'm marianneut rafferty. officials at the plant are blaming the incident on a valve malfunction. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to the greg gutfeld show. greg: will the dems be plenty in 2020? [laughter] potential democratic presidential candidates protested ideas at a conference in washington. liz warren, bernie sanders, cory booker, kiersten gala brand and they are all there. of course, this little fellow, to. do not laugh. he totally get monetary policy but as "the washington post" pointed out there is no single candidate who has what is needed to defeat trump

marianne favro joins us from the sap center with a look at changes. >> reporter: fans will notice two changes, first of all two huge dump trucks parked out in front of the entrance and you could see them there to prevent anyone from driving into the shark fan fest. and if you look over directly in front of s.a.p. center, you could see new concrete planters that have been added to provide a barrier. san jose police haven't received any direct threats about the sharks game, but did bring in these two san jose city dump trucks as part of the overall security plan. the trucks are here to prevent a terror attack like this one in nice involving a cargo truck that plowed into a crowd killing 86 people. >> it is safety to the fans, that is awesome. >> reporter: these concrete planners were put up in front of s.a.p. center to protect people on the sidewalk if the car should jump the curb. >> it is smart for your safety because people come out and hang out over the game and people could be drinking and driving so keeping the fans safe is number one priority. >> reporter: the new security measur

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> we've told you about the candidates and the venues, let's dev delve into the issues. >> a lot of political talk. larry gerston is here. you'll be joining us tomorrow. we're all political junkies, so we're watching. i got kids, i got job. i'm tired. why should i watch that debate? >> it's the critical question everybody should ask. there are a couple of things that separate this event from all the others. the two dozen others that have been going on for the last few months. number one, absentee voting begins now. right now. probably you and others have been absent. you can go ahead and vote. this is the time that people start to tune in. 2/3 of the voters vote between now and june 5th. an incredible amount. this becomes very important. the second reason, of course, pretty clear. this is going to be the only televised statewide debate from sacramento, the bay area, down to san diego. all the nbc stations around the state. anybody who wants to see this debate can see it. and so the opportunity there is for the taking. i th

. >> marianne favro live at the wave park in dublin with a look at these changes. >> reporter: terry and anoushah, if you look behind me, this green water slide is where a 10-year-old boy was injured last may. it's called the emerald plunge. while no structural changes have been made since the accident, the water flow has changed, and the city says the slide is safe. today the emerald plunge is back open as dozens of people went down the 48-foot-high waterslide. they also tested out the water slide next to it, called the dublin screamer. both slides were closed on opening day last may after a 10-year-old boy was launched off the emerald plunge and injured. the city of dublin runs the wave waterpark, and a spokeswoman today says after months of testing, the slides are safe. >> yes, these water slides have been thoroughly tested during the past year. they've been recertified by the department of safety and health, and certainly the health and welfare and safety of our patrons is of the utmost importance. >> reporter: after investigating the incident, state safety regulators determined

mariann: that is what i have been saying for some time now. that tree percent mark, because -- 3% mark,rentials because of differentials and other, would support a 3% cap on u.s. bonds. lot much less risk than a of places overseas. that would keep the limit at 3%. vonnie: are you making any changes today? mariann: no, i think if someone had money to invest today, i would look at opportunities and probably the regional bankers in the u.s. they are getting pressured on two fronts, which probably had nothing to do with them. they don't hold any italian bonds and they don't have investment banking business of a morgan stanley. companies like pinnacle out of nashville is probably an opportune by and here. in here. -- buy they will continue in a unique manner and continue to benefit from a 3%-ish type of rate. it is an area of consolidation in the mid-cap reason oh -- regional banks. vonnie: thank you to mariann montagne. coming up, the north korea summit back on. toicials coming to new york speak about it. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloom

i met marianne rafferty.intensive manhunt is underway in chicago tonight with the suspect in the shooting of an ats agent. the agent was shot in the face on friday afternoon working with a new multi agency tax force targeting gains, trafficking in illegal guns. he is in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery. a reward of up to $61000 is being offered for information leading to the suspects arrest. former republican presidential candidate john mccain says he regrets electing saylor palin as a running mate in 2008. mccain writes in his memoir that the restless way he wishes he selected than connecticut senator and the 81 -year-old mccain is in declining health as he battles brain cancer and the book is slated for release on may 22. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "watters'ia world". and legalizing pot its priorities. is it time for the golden state to secede and become its own country. the man who says yes joins us right now. he's the president and co-founder of yes, california. marcus, why do

. [♪] marianne: live from "america's news headquarters."hemical plant in texas led to an explosion and flash fire. workers suffering non-life-threatening injuries. gas escaping from a safety valve caused the accident. the gas is used in the production of plastics. a deadly bombing in afghanistan it happened in the capital. 8 people were killed and 40 others injured in the explosion. neither isis or the taliban have claimed responsibility for the attack. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." o shouldn't have five on the other party's candidate or the highest office in the land shouldn't dress up a disproven dossier and they shouldn't do that. that's what i'm suggesting. it looks like all that happened. what we are asking for is give us the information to show us. jenna us. -- judge jeanine: that's congressman jim jordan demanding the answers the american people deserve. joining me dave bossie and chris hahn. good evening, gentlemen. chris, i am going to read something from the "new york times." a year and a half la

i would like to introduce ambassador marianne glendon. lord god, creator of the universe and ruler of all we ask your blessing and guidance today for our brother michael as he begins to serve his beloved country in our relations with other lands and governments. give him, we pray, near open to our needs and the needs of others. sharp the find my do have given him to discern truth from falsehood, appearances from reality. give him compassion for the oppressed and wisdom to see the way ahead, even when all looks dark. give him the joy that comes to those who spend their lives in the service of others. we asked these blessings with thankful heart and ingratitude for the countless blessings you are ready bestowed upon our land. we ask your forgiveness for the times and we have fallen short of the great things for which you created us. please hold our brother michael closely as he embarks on this new service to his country and give him a share in your own unbounded compassion. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, in his first visit to the state depa

nbc bay area's marianne favreau has more on the recent scrutiny with tesla. >> happened yesterday in south jordan, utah and comes as they investigate the auto pilot drivin working. witnesses say the model s rear ended a fire department truck stopped at a red light withou appearing to brake. it appears the car was traveling about miles an hour. broken ankle and taken to no one in the fire truck was hurt. invest say the air bags autono feature was operating at the of the crash. the national transportation safety administration are both invest and at least two other recent crashes with tesla vehicl two teens were killed in a fiery crash florida. in march, a model xsuv crashed into a barrier in mountain view, killin a 38-year-old driver. tesla said auto pilot was engage the moment leading up to the fiery crash. the results of the investigation have not yet been released. headquartered in p taking time off. they said they are taking time off to recharge and he was respon for developments of new vehicles at tesla, including the leave of absence follows a string of executive departures rece

reporting live, marianne favro. nbc news. >> thank you for that report. >>> now to the latest in texas where a community is in agony after it became the latest city to suffer a mass shooting. today, the names of the victims were released. eight students and two teachers were killed. their name listed here. it all began when a 17-year-old student opened fire inside a classroom at santa fe high school. >> reporter: students escorted by police return to santa fe high school today to gatter belongings abandoned when shots for fired. alyssa vole said one of her friends was killed. >> he tried to make me smile or happy do something or something like that. >> reporter: one hour later, police say dimitrios pagourtzis opened fire. armed with his father's something and handgun. he's now behind bars. the judge denied bond lt authorities say there's no motive. >> he was a quiet guy. >> reporter: this woman and her daughter drove to houston. >> our hearts go out to the families. and even the young man that committed the horrific

reporting live in san jose, marianne pa marianne favro. >> i love you. >>> speaking from his jail cell, the bay area father accused of abusing his ten children pleads his case behind bars. he regents claims thjects claim boarded hess childr boarded his children and abused hem. >> reporter: he says he is not a monster and not a torturer. as he speaks out for the first time, his wife, the children's mother, is facing new felony charges. >> i want the police to know that i am not an animal. i'm not an animal. >> reporter: an emotional jonathan allen says he loves his ten children and would never harm them. allen talked from jail this morning, reacting to charges he tortured his kids, ages 6 moments to 12 years old in unimaginable ways. >> i would tell them at that i love them and that this will pass. >> reporter: now prosecutors have filed new charges against allen's wife, ina rogers, the children's mother, now faces nine counts of felony child abuse. new court documents say the children were punched, strangled, bitten, and shot with weapons like cross bows and bb guns and subjected to wa

. [♪] marianne: live from "america's news headquarters." mayor rudy giuliani doubling down with judge jeanine pirro tonight. >> we turned over the documents. and i'm in the process of getting through a third of them. there is no evidence about any of the thing they are tucking about. the only crime committed here were committed by the government. marianne: justify is the winner of the 2018 kentucky derby. this is justify's fourth win after beginning his racing career in february. this was the wettest kentucky derby in history. with 3 inches of rain falling on the crowd. : in a recent intervi, aren't they all, hillary clinton was asked if being a capitalist hurt her in the election. she replied, heavens no. losing was entirely my fault and i alone. i am to blame. >> oh my god. greg: she didn't really say that. >> if you're in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists and i'm asked are you a capitalist and i say yes but with appropriate regulation and with appropriate accountability, you know, that probably gets lost in the oh my

next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is marianne kramer, i'm a teacher. and i'm here to talk about a situation at our school that i wanted to bring to your attention. basically to give you a quick brief outline of our school, as it has been. i've been there for 24 years. we're located in pore tella neighborhood, we're the second largest elementary school in the city. we once were the largest, but the program had to be phased out due to lack of space. we're highly diverse student body, free lunch for students and have many programs that have been at our schools for many years. spanish literacy, to chinese literacy. special ed, et cetera. we have been a calm, safe caring school where staff and students felt safe. we had a professional working environment, highly requested school by parents and teachers. and we received over the years national blue ribbon school award, the california school recognition, distinguished school program award, the title one academic achievement award from the california department of education. and we six years ago -- that's the

. >> marianne, will you do the honors? >> do you want to go up there? >> okay. next item, please. item 4, approval of legacy business registry application and resolution. knights' catering. richard kurylo, presenter, legacy business program manager. >> good afternoon, commissioners, small business staff, richard kurylo, legacy business program manager. sfgov tv, i have a power point presentation. before you today is one application for your consideration for a business to be include on the legacy business registry. the application was reviewed by me for completion and then submitted to planning department staff on april 4. the historic preservation commission heard the presentation may 2 and made a positive recommendation. for the applicant, the commission has been provided a staff report, draft resolution, application, case report from planning department staff, and a resolution from the historic planning commission. there are copies on the table for the public. the applicant is knights' catering. the business began as knights' restaurant in october, 1963, at 234 mccallister stre

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nbc may area's marianne favro is here where the meeting is underway. both accusations on both sides here. >> there certainly is, janelle. supporters of dr. bauer say firing her would hurt students, but they also say it would derail her from investigating accusations of major conflict of interest issues against board members. parents say they are fighting to keep the school board from firing superintendent dr. hilaria bauer tonigh >> h strong leadehi and ability to build partnerships in silicon valley have brought new resources to our school and family. >> reporter: mayor sam licciardo is supporting bauer. >> that is company like all parasites that has sucked resources from the living organism that is our school districts and it's diverted resources from our chirp, and it has corrupted the very majority of this school board. >> reporter: our request for comment has not been responded to. state senator jim bell among others are asking for an audit on the school board and. >> as lawyer myself, can i tell you had there been something untoward it would have

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine.": welcome back to "justice." it's been a busy week of developments in the mueller probe. thanks, both of you. what we have got now is a federal judge who is saying to the mueller team, hey, guy, i want to know what this expanded order is that you have that allows you to i diet a guy for something not connected to russia collusion and not connected to the 2016 campaign and not connected to the firing of james comey and these lawyers saying no, we don't think so. >> this is an interesting exchange the judge had. rosenstein who was trump's pick for deputy attorney general gave this referral to special counsel mueller. mueller is proceeding as was authorized to do by the deputy attorney general. judge jeanine: the question is, was he authorized to go back to crimes that involve 2005 and the ukrainian government as opposed to the russian government? >> rosenstein approved of mueller going forward with this indictment against man for the* so the -- against manafort. so the answer is yes. jud

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> it is one of the biggest decisions voters in the state will make. who is our next governor. nbc bay area is partnering with the silicon valley community foundation to host a pivotal debate in just six days. it is moderated by "meet the press" moderate or chuck todd and will feature the top six candidates for governor. watch it live here on nbc and telemundo. what would you like to ask the candidates? there are two ways to submit your questions. first tweet one to us using the #cagovdebate and log on to our facebook page pinned at top and submit your questions in the comments thread and post it. >>> would you do it? those high flying inspectors are back on the golden gate bridge. the inspections began on monday and then picked up again today. our nbc bay area sky ranger overhead. the crews dangling from a top the bridge to check every rivet and seam of the towers. it is the first of its kind inspection. i wonder are those volunteer for it if you are a crew guy -- >> i think you cannot be afraid of heights. >> or do you

i'm marianne rafferty. suspect in the deadly high school shooting in santa fe, texas is speaking out saying in a statement that quote, we are is shocked and confused as anyone else by the events that occurred. the offered prayers and condolences to the victims. ten people were killed and 13 injured in that shooting rampage. meanwhile, the mother of 16 -year-old shayna fisher, one of the students killed, since the alleged gunman the liberally targeted her daughter because she repeatedly rejected his romantic advances. also, in texas officials say a gas leak caused an explosion in flash fire at a chemical plant near houston. nearly two dozen workers were injured but all are expected to recover. officials at the plant are blaming the incident on a valve malfunction. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to the greg gutfeld show. greg: will the dems be plenty in 2020? [laughter] potential democratic presidential candidates protested ideas at a conference in washington. liz warren, bernie sanders, cory booker, kierste

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marianne?>> hi mike.rd troops headed to the southern us border to the president made the order last month. the head of the national border patrol union is clarifying the recent comments that he made. brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council told fox and friends this morning that the "l.a. times" said agents had quote - see no benefit to having guard troops on the border, that was taken out of context. >> i was talking of the deployment of our current border patrol resources and if we were deploying those resources correctly, but we actually need the national guard? the national guard has been a huge benefit for the border patrol in the past. we expect it can be a benefit again for us this time around. >> he went on to say that the current deployment of national guard troops is being handled differently than previous border deployment. the union president says that led to poor use of resources. now it national guard troops must be paired with a border patrol agent who has law enforceme

nextla call is marianne and wolf lake michigan. you are on booktv and we are listening. >> caller: hello. i am a 72-year-old retired english teacher and i noticed some old classics are only found in the older anthologies or textbooks. the first one is at him you cannohome if youcannot find than textbook. you have to go to an older anthology. ththe second one is uncle tom's cabin that was originally complemented by abraham lincoln when he shook the lady's hand and said i'd meet the lady that has revolutionized the country into the other classic that is no longer in modern textbooks is classics like my antonia. and i'm just saying yo our old classics on that found in modern textbooks and they wondered if that is contributing to our narrow and a terrible situation that you are talking about. >> host: any response? >> guest: i think it's so important that we have access to literature. my earliest memories is me learning how to read and be grateful for the words and the books so i think it is a great point that we have to make sure that

marianne favro reports. >> reporter: this dad knows a boy was hurt on this water slide last may, but that didn't keep him from enjoying the emerald plunge today at the wave water park in dublin. >> it was safe and fun at the same time. i didn't feel like it was scary or nothing like that. >> reporter: his son also enjoyed a wild ride on the 48-foot-high water slide. >> i felt scared at first. but it was safe. >> reporter: for nearly a year, the emerald plunge and the slide next to it, the dublin screamer, have been closed. that's after this incident caught on camera. a 10-year-old boy was launched off the emerald plunge and injured on the park's opening day. he was left with a bloodied back and other injuries. today, nrloth public. the city of dublin, which runs the water park, says the slides are safe. >> these water slides have been thoroughly tested during the past year. they've been recertified by cal-dosh, department of safety and health. certainly the health and welfare and safety of our patrons is of the utmost importance. >> reporter: after investigating, state safety regulat

marianne? >> reporter: well, today state regulators gave us a tour of some of the problem poles in the south bay, including this one in willow glen. if you were to walk by, you probably wouldn't notice anything unusual. but if you look up, you can see that the power cables are actually secured by rope, which could easily fray. instead of using steel cable. amid concerns about the role power poles and lines may have played in the deadly north bay wildfires, the california public utilities commission is rethinking how millions of poles across the state are managed and inspected. you don't have to look far to find problems. this pole in san jose has cables that are not attached or new lines attached to a piece of old pole. and here you see doubuct tape h been used to secure equipment. >> but the follow-through just isn't there. so some of these problems persist for years in urban neighborhoods or rural neighborhoods and can create real risk to safety. >> reporter: which is one reason they want to

marianne favro joins us with this exclusive story. >> reporter: the incident happened last tuesday here macy ea's. a sales associate told her something that convinced her she'd been profiled. she says on may 8th while shopping at this macy's store, a sales associate accused her of stealing this bottle of cologne. moore, who teaches autistic children says the associate searched her purse and took off her jacket without permission. when the salesperson didn't find any cologne, she made a comment. >> she said people like you have been stealing, they've been coming in and stealing stuff. >> reporter: we reached out to customers which says its customer bill of rights prohibits profiling. and they say they apologize. the situation is under investigation and is being reviewed. macy's is a company that values acceptance, respect and integrity and does not tolerate discrimination of any type. moore s

republican john cox is second right now with 20%, seven points ahead of former marianne tonio villaraigosa. the top two finishers will face off in the november general election. >>> the last call for alcohol is a step closer to getting pushed back to 4:00 a.m. the state senate has approved a bill to give seven cities to have the option to serve until 4:00. san francisco and oakland, the only bay area cities that would be allowed to move that closing time back. the measure now heads to the ags sembly. if it becomes law, it would take effect in 2021. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. hope in some neighborhoods you didn't leave the windows open. this time yesterday, mt. diablo, 63 degrees. now it's 39. you can see how much that cold air expanded vertically and how it will hang around for munn more day. look at that, los gatos 44. it feels a little cooler than that when you factor in the windchill. here is one of the areas that had some drizzle earlier. driving, caution because of the breezes and the drizzle. mass tr

marianne farrell got out when volcanic rocks started flying. that's basically raining lava. >> yeah. it's too close for lava. >> reporter: lava has overtaken the road leaving one escape route. the lava is much bigger now. there's a tremendous amount of magma bursting from the earth and there doesn't seem to be any signs of it slowing down. >>> there's been an arrest in the murder of a tennessee sheriff's deputy. erika castro-miles has been charged in yesterday's fatal shooting of sergeant daniel baker. meanwhile a manhunt is under way for another suspect. jericka duncan has details on those details. >> reporter: authorities want to arrest this man, 31-year-old steven wiggins. police are callinging him armed and very dangerous. he's suspected of killing daniel baker, a deputy with the sheriff's office in nashville, tennessee. when baker didn't check in, police went to the area looking for him and found him dead inside his patrol car. baker served with the marine reserve, joining the military in 2004, according to his facebook page. in 2008 he wa

joining us now is marianne schneider—petsinger, the us geoeconomics fellow at chatham house, a think london. first of all, your reaction to the because it is not particularly a surprise? it is not a surprise, donald trump on the election trail promised to do this and also given recent statements, this is not a surprise at all. what do you think the effects of this pulling out are going to be on the day itself? does it mean the deal is over or can it continue in another form? the deal isa continue in another form? the deal is a deal between iran and six other countries. just because the us is pulled out, it doesn't mean the deal is dead immediately but it could die by 1000 cuts. it means the european parties, the uk, germany and france will want to maintain the agreement, but they will not impose sanctions and they will be hit by the secondary sanctions of the united states. most likely european companies will face this choice of do they want to maintain business ties with iran or the united states? they will probably choose the united states and that means iran will have no benefits

from the very beginning until the marianne. is big business. and wealthy western nations are implicated how can a girl from a man know her way to know how to translate now men must be an organized crime and sex slaves episode two of slavery a twenty first century medieval on al-jazeera. the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like you know of a muse organization. we're able to do it properly. that is our strength. jail should never be a country club and anyone who spent time in our facilities will tell you we are the furthest thing from a country and we know our approach is working incarcerated and at the mercy of a sheriff's controversial approach to punishment of reform sheriff holding a credible amount of power and are allowed to run the jails in the way that they see that and we see a lot of abuses american sheriff on al-jazeera right that would be a shock it's a

magazine variety, alex deane, a british conservative commentator, agnes poirier of the french magazine, marianneand the irish broadcaster, brian o'connell. now, ireland, once one of the most socially conservative countries in europe, has voted decisively to remove from its constitution the ban on almost all abortions. the 2:1 margin of victory to scrap the eighth amendment was much larger than anyone had predicted. brian, not only that, it was almost an exact reversal of the numbers in 1983 when the amendment was first introduced. how big a cultural change does the vote represent? it is huge. it reflects a cultural change that has taken place over three decades since the ‘83 referendum. driven by the obvious things like the catholic church, the whole child abuse scandals during that time and other things like social media, globalisation, and the way in which ireland itself has changed. it is three years since we had an equal marriage referendum which was passed with a similar sort of majority. the interesting thing about this — and we have to put in a caveat, that these are exit polls. the count

i'm marianne rafferty. back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> i'm suggesting one administration shouldn't have five on the other party's candidate or the highest office in the land shouldn't dress up a disproven dossier and they shouldn't do that. that's what i'm suggesting. it looks like all that happened. what we are asking for is give us the information to show us. jenna us. -- judge jeanine: that's congressman jim jordan demanding the answers the american people deserve. joining me dave bossie and chris hahn. good evening, gentlemen. chris, i am going to read something from the "new york times." a year and a half later no public evidence has surfaced connecting mr. trump's advisor to the hacking or linking mr. trump himself to the russian government's disruptive efforts. that's the "new york times." you want to tell me what robert mueller is doing? >> you and i both know these things take time. especially when something is as complex as international espionage and cyber crimes. i think we have a long

marianne... that wasn't you? the horse carriage guys made the same gripe when cars were introduced.are mixed on the road. it sounds like robocop. can artificial intelligence make the same level of decision as humans make? we've been using artificial intelligence and one former or anotherfor using artificial intelligence and one former or another for a wide range of things like this. think about the fact we use autopilot and planes, boats looking after people and it's been used for many years. let's look at this xerox story, why has the sale fallen through? they we re has the sale fallen through? they were saying that fuji wasn't going to pay in, there has been stuff about audited numbers but the reality is investors, fuji felt that with this starting to commend the stocks are coming back up and you think they will probably feel the same thing about xerox. simon, thanks, we will probably hear a lot more about that in the coming weeks. one more tweet about al and d riverless one more tweet about al and driverless cars, they are still statistically far safer than those driven by humans

. >> marianne favro live at the wave park in dublin with a look at these changes. >> reporter: terry and anoushah, if you look behind me, this green water slide is where a 10-year-old boy was injured last may. it's called the emerald plunge. while no structural changes have been made since the accident, the water flow has changed, and the city says the slide is safe. today the emerald plunge is back open as dozens of people went down the 48-foot-high waterslide. they also tested out the water slide next to it, called the dublin screamer. both slides were closed on opening day last may after a 10-year-old boy was launched off the emerald plunge and injured. the city of dublin runs the wave waterpark, and a spokeswoman today says after months of testing, the slides are