thanks for being here. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: marianne williamson, marianne, thank you.reat to have you with us. we started off the program tonight showing the presidents visit to el paso and to dayton. do you think that it was the right thing for him to go to those places as president? >> well, of course. i think it would have been wrong of him not to go. absolutely. >> martha: representative escobar came out. said people don't want him here. as president, if he didn't go, the criticism would be that if he didn't go. >> i didn't know that the mirrors had actually asked him not to go. so that is relevant. i guess they had had a good conversation on the phone when all of that happened. when you look at some of the other candidates who are running for the democratic nomination along with you, they were very outspoken today. certainly, one of the major themes was that they believe that the president is fanning the flames of white supremacy. we know that in dayton, that killer supported another candidate, democratic candidate. they are drying a link between the president and

it's time for marianne williamson or dumbledore [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ marianne williamson or dumbledorey: all right, so here's how this works i'm going to read you guys a a real quote and you have to tell me if it's from a -- the quote is from the 2020 democratic candidate, marianne williamson. or a quote from hogwarts headmaster albus dumbledore. you pick the real one, you get a chocolate frog you get it wrong, you'll get a a bag of dirt-flavored bertie botts jelly beans [ light laughter ] all right, raise your hand if you want to play the game. [ cheers ] it's fun there you go thanks you can hold this. what's your name where are you from >> my name is caris. i live in new jersey right now >> jimmy: cool well, welcome. here's your quote right here it says, "until we have seen someone's darkness, we don't really know who they are." is that a quote from marianne williamson or dumbledore >> dumbledore. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: ah, sorry. >> oh, man >> jimmy: that is marianne williamson. [ sad trombone ] [ laughter ] here is your bag of dirt-flavored jelly beans. enjoy. [ applause ] what's you

please welcome marianne williamson!ers and applause ) ♪ welcome to the show. >> thank you so much for having me on. >> trevor: it is an absolute pleasure having you on, especially considering your journey in this race. when your name was first announced, it was oprah's spiritual advisor, and i remember being like, i'm sorry, what? ( laughter ) and then when the debates came around, you were standing on the stage, and you are a spiritual person, you are somebody who speaks, you know, in larger ideas than just what is happening. it seemed like you were out of your depth. after the second debate, though, you were the most googled name in i think 49 states and all of a sudden people went from marianne williamson the joke to, huh, maybe she says a few things we like, maybe she's got a plan. why do you think you're connecting with so many people who first thought that you were a joke. >> first of all, even if you look at the first debate, the substance of my words were as serious as any substance on that debate stage. it was

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marianne williamson.'s not pretending to be anybody. she's the real deal. she's fighting a psychological battle, which makes are different than all those others. >> dana: the interesting thing that you just said is that the backfire in and exposes their on the health care piece with kamala harris, it's like, wait, what are you really for? and how can you say you are going to do these things without messing anything else up? when you are talking about health care to a senior citizen, they love their medicare and they don't believe that their medicare will remain the same if you provide medicare for all. they note that that isn't possible. beto has this problem of not looking authentic, like a gimmick. let's put aside what happened in el paso. but, the stuff that he did, like at the dentist. and then you have warren. her left-wing agenda is pretty much done on arrival of middle america. it is targeting, zeroing in on their biggest vulnerability. we want what can they do? it seems like they can't figure it o

marianne williamson is a spiritual geyser. she's not a doctor, but she's out there on national television talking about these things on twitter, on social media. and so it's so important that we actually get to the facts here and not just her views and her feelings about medicine and things that have actual life or death consequences. >> joe, donald trump wasn't an expert in public health or mental health or health care policy and what he did and in part what allowed him to win is that he sort of appealed to people's feelings. and their gut, you know, that's what he speaks to. and so does she. she does that too. and a lot of people respond to that. you know, when she talks about the crisis of the soul and how people are being treated for their sadness. she's not talking about how antidepressants also save lives. but that's -- her appeal is similar in the way that donald trump's was. >> yeah. and listen, talking about spirituality and the crisis of the soul i think does have an appeal to people. but i think she and anderson did

marianne favro joins us with more. >> reporter: he says it was definitely not a stunt. he said he bought the plane a couple months ago and sunk thousands of dollars into fixing it up and planned to fly it over san francisco and near the golden gate bridge so his friend in another plane could take some photos of him. he never got that far. this is video of david lesh's plane handing for a crash landing in the pacific at 75 miles per hour. he and his passenger, his friend kayla, climbed out unhurt. 30 seconds later the plane sank. >> it was a pretty surreal experience, just finding yourself one second floating in the pacific, clutching onto seat cushions and window shades. >> reporter: overhead, david's friend and wingman, owen circled. he says he stayed calm but had terrifying moments. >> once the plane sunk, it became really hard to spot them floating in the water. so there was one point where i actually lost visual contact of david, and i started flying away >> whe from where he actually was. >> reporter: david and kayla spent 45 minutes in the water with jellyfish sti

♪ ♪ marianne williamson ♪ talkin' about marianne she knows oprah! have your loving" tune) ♪ baby, he knows obama got to have barack obama ♪ has joe mentioned he knows obama? ♪ yes, he's really tight with obama ♪ ( sung to "heard it through the grapevine" tune) ♪ i bet you're wondering if we knew ♪ michael bennett was running too ♪ with some other guy named jay inslee ♪ also, who's john delaney? it was a surprise to our eyes to our eyes ♪ just who the hell are all these guys? are these guys? ♪ today, i saw them for the first time ♪ >> and of course, this moving tribute to the host of the debates, cnn. ( sung to "abc" tune) ♪ cnn will these debates ever end? ♪ your coverage i can't commend cnn please stop interrupting them ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show," live! with stephen colbert. tonight, deja-bait. plus, stephen welcomes: rahm emanuel. and michael ian black. featuring live jon batiste and stay human! and now, live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoo! welcome back! come

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reporting live in campbell, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. more than a hundred democratic presidentful hopefuls attended this afternoon. he called for a cultural shift in how the country thinks about gun ownership. >> who in god's name needs a weapon that can handle hundreds of rounds? for god sake. >> all agree campaigns from the nra has prevented congress from movementing forward on gun control. >>> california senator and presidential candidate kamala harris picked up a note worthy endorsement early this morning. party chairwoman sue and her husband former senator threw their weight behind harris. the announcement came just hours before harow forum on gun violence. she joined the call for reforms and more activism. >> history is going to show that you were the leaders who made something happen. >> harris joined several other candidates in calling for walmart to stop selling guns, urging walmart customers to shop elsewhere until the company makes that change. be sure to catch "meet the press" tomorrow morning. chuck todd will have an exclusi

presidential candidate, marianne williamson.turing the 8g band with nate smith ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheering ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news according to a new poll, former vice president joe biden still leads the democratic primary race, despite the best efforts of this man. [ laughter ] "the new york times" is reporting the former vice president joe biden is trying to reduce his number of gaffes by using a teleprompter for speeches unfortunately, he's already been caught on camera massaging it. [ light laughter ] the trump administration has annostarting in october, immigrants applying for a green card will be subject to a wealth test it will look something like this [ audience ohs ] according to fact checkers, president trump has called someone good looking or great looking in speeches or tweets 35 times since he took office, and still, no one's said it back [ laughte

welcome back everyone, listen to what marianne williamson had to say about healthcare last week. have a sickness care rather than a healthcare system. we need to be the party talking about why so many of our policies are leading to people getting sick to begin with. >> i really agree with that. guess who's back, it's musical chairs tonight. i thought that made a lot of sense. >> who would've thought that the greatest moment of clarity and sanity in the democratic debate would be brought to us by over spiritual advisor marianne williamson but she sounds a lot like republicans before we got power, before we took over the house of representatives, we talked on the campaign trail about the need to have a healthcare system that actually triggered before people got sick, to focus on wellness, to focus on ensuring we had a healthy population. then we got power, then we went and solicited millions of dollars from health insurance companies and all of a sudden. [inaudible] i was just gonna say, look, the truth is that about half of healthcare and medical problems are due to lifestyle deci

tonight say goodbye to marianne williams, right? i pray, right?- no! who gets on the bus with her? >> say goodbye andrew yang. t gg $1,000 and said the total amount and he looked mortified like he'd never done the math. my god, that much? how about 500? say goodbye to him and eric swalwell. i mean, we're going to break up with russia and make up with nato. his mother is embarrassed by his performance tonight, right? and please, god, can we say goodbye to chuck todd? >> stephen: wow! wow! ( audience reacts ) >> the most pretentious know it all on network news. the guy is just a complete ass. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: hold on one second. chuck, i think he did a great job. ( applause ) >> chuck, did you watch the monologue? he killed you. ( laughter and chuck's lucky all he did was put the beard on and not the hair because that would have been even a bigger problem. you were all thinking it! >> stephen: we have to go. you see the chuck todd guy going, what's he doing that for? comb it back! >> stephen: it's a julius caesar! we have to go. when

steve: marianne, what do we think? >> i love marianne williamson.e beach for her and talk to her about my feelings but i don't want her to be my president. steve: you were nodding along. >> what i love about marianne is she is not the gravitas of a term but she talks the trump language which is i'm not a politician but she stood on the debate stage and said look at you people. you're ridiculous. look at what were doing. i love that and i'm with you, rob, marianne, please come be my best friend, fix my life and cancel my marriage but i will not vote for her but this whole process is so dreary. she's a breath of fresh air. steve: >> the difference is she speaking and like these larger, bigger terms as you noted earlier. president trump talked about specifics and plans about how to change things and that's important but certainly there's a role she is playing here and that look at what were talking about right now. we're having a different kind of conversation which is important and at least it brings up nuances about what can and cannot be said she's

is marianne williamson jazz?some more >> you can't fight dog whistles, you have to override them. and the only way you can override them is with new voices voices of energy that only come from the fact that america has been willing to live up to our own mistakes, atone for our n mistakes, make amends for our own mistakes, love each other, love our democracy, love future generations. >> seth: okay. i'm going to put this album away [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause but there were a couple of things that were a little odd how this debate was conducted. for one thing, they kept on giving so much time to john delaney, a guy who's polling at less than one percent. >> congressman delaney congressman delaney. congressman delaney. congressman delaney, your response >> congressman delaney, i'll start with you >> congressman delaney, your response congressman delaney. congressman delaney, i'm coming to you now >> seth: why do they keep asking him to chime in? he's polling within the margin of error he's not going to win. [

i'm marianne favro in for kira klapper. vianey arana is here with a look at your, how hot it will get today. >> it will get hot again but we are already believe it or not going to experience a bit of a cooldown compared to where we were at yesterday so that's one of those things where we were really hot yesterday, in the mid to upper 90s and the concern for fire danger is still there, because we're still dealing with some 90s into the tri-valley. the south bay 65 degrees right now, partly cloudy, the peninsula 53, tri-valley 60 degrees. it's pretty mild. look at how foggy it is in san francisco, we've got a deepening marine layer and all that fog so much so that we are even seeing some droplets on our camera, some drizzle in our live camera in san francisco, the north bay also experiencing some of that fog, and that could mean of course limited visibility. i saw reports down to two and a half miles in santa cruz, two and a half miles in half moon bay. as you know, don't turn on your high beams, that reflects off the light.

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it was packed with people, sweltering hot, but for some, author, activist and washington outsider marianne williamson is bringing a breath of fresh air in the 2020 democratic primary.>> this political establishment is the problem. it is time for the people to step in.>> williams and talked for 45 minutes about her vision for the nation, creating what she calls a moral economy with compassionate capitalism. also, healing the nation's with for blacks and native americans. >> you can have the future you want if you are not willing to clean up the past.>> another priority, investing in children. >> in a country, we retaken education from a child simply because we space our educational funding on property tax, how immoral is that? be mac williamson says the u.s. should have a department of peace instead of spending so much on weapons of war. some in the crowd were longtime fans, coming with her books to have signed. >> i just love her message, i love what she represents. >> others say williamson caught their attention in the last debate and has inspired them to pay attention to politics in a wa

i was able to watch marianne williamson and i am all in for her. what wee she stands for need to have done in america. we have had enough male presidents. to have a for us powerful female president, and i think she is going to be that voice. host: let's go to karen from new hampshire, good morning, republican line. what are you hearing today? >> good morning. i wanted to call to say i have supported president trump and i will support president trump in the 2020 election. what i would like people to see is that the left has one agenda, and that is their lust for a one-world global order. ,ow joe biden has been at it siriis love for sony and of the league of nations since he became a senator. it.s still in lust for ", all these antics and commotion and chaos that the left is creating and doing and participating in is because president trump has put a halt on their advancement. and people need to wake up and see what these people are trying to achieve. host: karen, thanks for the call. we go to asheville north carolina, democrats' line. good afternoon

get a plan for free and they could opt out if >> more now from the fair from author and activist, marianne williamson. the iowa caucuses are set for february 3ford, the first nomination process in the nation for the presidential primaries. this just over 20 minutes. >> our politics is stuck somewhere in the 20th century. our hearts are in the 21st century, but our politics need to become more alined with where we are as people. i don't see a problem with the american people. i think we are a good and decent people, i don't think we are any better than anybody in any other country, but we have a real problem on our hands, ladies and gentlemen, and that is that our politics is not currently aligned with our deep goodness. tax policies which make it easier for rich people to get rich and harder for everybody else to even make it, that is not aligned with our goodness. policies that stay in place so that millions of american children live in chronic trauma so that millions of american children go to school every day in classrooms that don't even have the adequate school spliles with which to t

the top google searches during the debate were marianne williamson, bernie sanders, and porn.ot in that order. [ laughter ] marianne williamson to me seems like what happens you when you stay after yoga classes and ask your teacher if she has any tips and you walk out with two tinctures and eucalyptus oil. there are a lot of tweets, people even i know saying he sounds like me. of course when i saw it my first thought was who is john delaney? and then i figured that out. then i actually think he does kind of sound like me, but my wife doesn't and the kids don't. but i'll let you decide. close your eyes and open your ears and decide whether or not this guy sounds like me. >> so listen, this is what i don't understand. president trump wants to build physical walls and beats up on immigrants. >> jimmy: he looks like me, but he doesn't sound like -- what do you think? >> guillermo: i don't think so. >> jimmy: you don't think he sounds like me? >> guillermo: no, no. >> jimmy: can you imagine if he became president? >> guillermo: oh, my god. >> jimmy: i could prank call every major l

now, then marianne...ll williamson. >> if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this phen: yes!i'm afraid tup in this ( laughter ) there she goes, tossing her base some of that red unicorn meat. and the only way to defeat it is to help harry potter locate the final horcrux. ( laughter and applause ) and then! ( piano tones ) and then, then cnn asked the all-white group of candidacy how they deal with racism. >> governor hickenlooper, why are you the best nominee to heal the racial divide in america? please respond. >> stephen: "look, i know the feeling of being put down because of something i can't control. through no fault of my own, my name rhymes with lickenpooper. i know abuse." >> jon: oh, my. >> steph plano negotiate her trade wials. table, with small farmers at the table, with environmentalists at the table, with human rights activists at the table. >> stephen: "and we're going to need table manufacturers at theo need them to m

nbc bay area's marianne favro is at the great mall with these details for us.> reporter: raj, the connection between these two crimes is both stores hit share the same name. valliani jewelers. >>> hundreds of people racing out of the great mall last night, this milpitas mom said she ran for ten minutes with her son. >> and my son is like -- he's in shock. he said, i don't want to go to school. and it's very horrible experience. >> reporter: milpitas police say they are now looking for three men who went into the jewelers around 7:30, smashed the glass cases, grabbed jewelry and ran out. some shoppers mistook the sound for gunfire and ran to get away from what they thought was an active shooter. this mom grabbed her two young.ers and ran to a nearby apartment complex. >> i see everyone running out the door. i go with them outside. >> reporter: others hid in the back rooms of stores hours after police ordered them to take shelter. investigators say they are now looking into the possibility the crime is linked to a similar smash-and-grab hours earlier at another v

nbc bay area marianne favro is in gilroy following what has been a difficult process three days later. >> reporter: raj, the shuttle buses are still running right now. in fact you could see one here waiting to take people to retrieve their cars. i just checked the numbers and so far more than 50 people have been able to get their cars back today. but still there are dozens of vendors who say they can't access their equipment or t thed garlic festival volunteer angela leon is limping becse from a gunma >> i had to jump over fences to get away. >> reporter: she said this week she suffered in another way. while investigators processed the massive crime scene, she has not been able to retrieve her car parked at the festival. >> i had to get to work and my son has not been to work. because i don't have a car. >> reporter: charles whitman owns climb on which operated this zip line at the festival. he said he's had to cancel three events this week because he hasn't been able to pick up his equipment. >> if it goes to this friday, i'm looking at probably around $10,000. if it goes beyond that

it was a spiritual guru, marianne williamson. williamson was the most searched person after the debate. it doesn't make sense if you are one of those linear types, but at least she must be motivated by some desire to take care of her fellow americans. she joins us tonight. who is this marianne williamson? who is this person? >> i did a lot of research. she has been known as oprah's spiritual advisor. she has also advised the clintons. steven tyler has credited her with helping him gets dominic get sober. she has made "the new york times" best selling lists seven times. she says that it is not a religion, but a system of psychotherapy. this is not her first run eithe either. she ran for california's 33rd congressional district and lost. just a little information. >> tucker: that's a lot. >> it's a lot to take in, tucker. it's a lot to take in. >> tucker: does she have a condensed dominic conventional program? not that i'm a against her. >> she believes in reparations. she also wants i divert meant of peace i want you to listen to

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marianne williamson.woo marianne williamson. >> i finally knew david would come totime dk sid de andidn't realize marianne williamson would be the catalyst to bring him. judy, i wod say the debates contributed to the destruction of overconfidence on the part of democrats in 2020. they were sobering, they were unsettling. they tok -- since franklin roosevelt was elected some 76 years ago or more -- >> i didn't cover that one. . ithere's been one democrat who won a popular majority of the vote and two ccessive presidential elections, 50 plus one. his name is barack obma. and, you know, he sees these candidates, especially those on the liberal side, distancingm themselves fama and highlighting obama's imperfections. obama was not perct, he wasa public, not a perfect servant. he achieved great things for the democrats in terms of democratic objectives and the democraticon vi you know, the idea that, david's right, they're running against donald trump. i think part of the problem that joe biden ha is that joe

nbc's marianne favro looks at the protests that has trump right wing protesters and left wing fascist spilled onttstreet. the proud boys organized a non-permitted rally on the city's waterfront. fearing violence, some businesses closed up and more than a thousand portland police officers activated. >> it's a liberal city with progressive values and they know they'll get a rise out of us. then they vilify us on the internet and make us look like we're the terrorists. >> reporter: former info wars leader planned the meeting and antifa movement. >> we did a march peacefully, plant our flag, came back out and they're chasing us. it shows you who's the thug. >> reporter: skirmishes broke out when antifa groups responded and some suffered injuries during several flare-ups between groups. the president chimed in this morning on twitter saying he's considering naming antifa an organization of terror, and he's watching portland tonight demonstrations and the kind of response that we had to put in place today cost millions of dollars. and if we're spending money here today doing this, those are

reporting live in gilroy, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. and when we have the high temperatures sometimes we have things like this. sky ranger flying over a brush fire in the hayward hills this afternoon. fire started around 1:30. crews had it contained in 20 points. firefighters are there keeping an eye on hot spots. and despite homes nearby no structures were even threatened and no one injured. >>> when it comes to firefightering the sometimes the best offense is defense. they were building a line of defense in the even of a big fire. creating a 14-mile fuel break. frommed tilden park in berkeley to lafayette. clearing underbrush and tree limbs but leaving mature trees. the hope is to slow down flames if a fire breaks out. >> when it hits this fuel break it will lower in intensity because there isn't as much fuel. you'll have a much low lower intense fire, a ground fire basically burning the ground litter, leaves, fallen sticks and whatnot. >> in project was made possible a $$4 million state grant. we continue to follow the heat on air an

marianne favro is on the scene live for us. do we know how the officers were exposed and what the concerns are right now around the police department? >> reporter: well, we know one female officer was exposed and right now you could see the santa clara county fire department is still processing for additional fentanyl contamination. i spoke with a fire captain and he told me they did an on-site test and came over and confirmed that test has revealed that it was, in fact, fentanyl. earlier today they got a call that police officers processing evidence here at the los altos police department were exposed to fentanyl. one female police officer was taken to the hospital. she is in stable condition. as you know fentanyl can be transmitted through touch and also through the air. and symptoms of exposure include respiratory problems. so what they're doing now is the santa clara county fire department is going through each room of the police department to determine whether there is any additional exposure to fentanyl. reporting live in

. >> marianne williamson!ne williamson won't make the debate either. >> i talked to her today about it. i think she has a strategy. breaking news later. she has a plan! >> maybe the october debates. >> any thoughts about her deciding to drop out? >> it's a realistic viewpoint. didn't caught on and never had a message that resonate. i think it's better for her and new york for her. >> no, he talking about gillibrand. >> people in new york were saying, excuse me. you know you don't become president. focus on being here at home. >> trimming the fat is good. others should take note. and the cnn climate change thing. >> is that a comment about her weight? >> how dare you. >> [laughing]. >> it's okay. >> [laughing]. >> you have to learn how to deal with it. >> you invented a word. >> the new dana. >> [laughing]. >> an amazing package on homelessness. we will continue to cover that here. gillibrand the senator from new york is no longer a part of the 2020 democratic race. now there are 20 more to go. pete davidson un

reporting live in milpitas, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> well tonight a lot of questions involving an off duty san francisco police officer. the officer shot a man outside of his apartment complex in el cerrito. it happened last night on moeser lane just off san pablo avenue. el cerrito police say the man shot is recovering at the hospital. the sfpd officer isn't being identified. today a man wearing a mask left the apartment with a woman. she later returned and told us she could not speak with us. the officer is on paid leave. >>> a peninsula man accused of sexual abusing numerous children over the past 30 years appeared in court today. randolph halderman tried to get a judge to drop his bail which is posted at $5 million. he is a former photographer for a menlo park swim team and accused of assaulting kids ranging in ages from 4 to 16. he was released last month after -- after the news was reported more victims came forward and he was rearrested. investigators believe there may be even more victims out there. >>> the coast guard is suspending the search for a

so far marianne williamson does not have the polling numbers or the donors. but kpix 5's christin ayers shows that she does have a lot of support in oakland. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of people turned out to this oakland church to see a presidential candidate who is not for her best-selling books, but is still fighting to be taken seriously in the political arena. in auditorium soulful, people sat on the floor of oakland east bay church of religious science. they welcome presidential candidate marianne williamson like a rockstar. >> there's no place i'd rather be than oakland. i feel understood here. >> reporter: being understood is something williamson has struggled with on a national stage. >> this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country. >> reporter: but at the last presidential debate she seemed to find her voice with the proposed policy on reparations for descendents of slaves. >> it's $500 billion, $200-$500 billion' payment of a debt that is owed. that is what reparations is. >> reporter: t

reporting live in the santa cruz mountains, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> you have a brushfire erupting in southern california tonight. right now mandatory evacuations are in place near glendale and the 134 freeway is shutdown in both directions, and you can see heavy smoke and flames just feet from the road, dangerously close to homes. flames started about 4:30 this afternoon, and the fire has burned at least 25 acres so far. >>> an early morning trip to check on fishing gear ended in tragedy this weekend in contra costa county, and two men went out fishing just around discovery by, and the inflatable raft they were in popped and one man swam to shore and the other man did not make it. people who live nearby spoke about their concern for the victim. >> i thought perhaps it was a training mission because i saw them every 30 minutes or so circlinack and forth, so it was hard for me to learn that there was somebody in dire need. >> the search for crews has become a recovery effort to find his body and the coast guard said the men did not have life jackets with them. >>> one perso

. >> joining us now, marianne atencio live for us in mississippi. let's talk about this company.y hire over 600 of these workers when i.c.e. raids happen. is the company not being held accountable of their hiring practices? >> so stephanie, this company specifically koch foods is responsible for 243 workers that were detained. this is the historic raid, the biggest raid in the history of this country and this company is not facing any charges yet. the acting secretary did tell chuck todd that there is an ongoing investigation so that may change but right now steph, they are open for business and they are recruiting right across the street that job fair where the media is not allowed inside. they were posting it on facebook to fill these jobs. we spoke to two people here who came actively recruit for these jobs to fill out applications. this is what they had to say about this new quote, opportunity. >> let's hear from them. >> a lot of people on social media are saying it is sad and you know for other people going back. to me, i am not trying to have a cold heart, i feel like it i

. >>> cell help author marianne williamson brings her outside her campaign to san francisco's mission district. hello again everyone. >> williamson may not qualify for the next debate in september but she says she remains determined to dramatically change american politics. >> reporter: you wouldn't think that she is a longshot based on all the chairs she got here at manny's. a lot of people tell she really from the heart. and she is drumming up support from sbut they like her message manny's was packed with people, sponsoring the hot. but for some, author, activist and washington outsider marianne williamson is bringing a breath of fresh air to the 2020 democratic primary. >> the political establishment is 1 million times for the people to step in.>> williamson talked for 45 minutes about her vision for the nation, creating what she calls a moral economy with compassionate capitalism, also healing the nation's racial wounds with reparations for blacks and native americans perspective can have the future you want if you are not willing to clean up the past. we have to deal with this i

marianne, thanks for the update. well, the shooter's family also released its first statement today, saying they are shocked and horrified by their son's actions. they also offer their deepest apologies to the victims and the community. they said "we have never and would never condone the hateful thoughts and ideologies that led to this event, and it is impossible to reconcile this with the son we thought we knew. we are heartbroken that he committed this violence in his hometown at a family event meant to celebrate the tight-knit community we have been a part of for 20 years." again, the fbi now investigating the shooting as domestic terrorism. the event must include the existence of a potential federal violation. it must include the unlawful use of violence or threats of violence. and investigators have to determine that a person's ideology pushed them to commit this act of violence. >> the mood across the nation remains somber, gilroy, el paso, dayton, ohio all dealing with tragedies, all united in pain. these com

. >> what we're learn this morning about marianne williamson and why some pundits are calling her thequote, liberal donald trump. test test omach, diarrhea. ♪ (vo) try new pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. (flight attendants) ♪ nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ (vo) get powerful relief with new pepto bismol liquicaps. ♪ never give up on a good thing ♪ ♪ never give up on a good thing ♪ >>> all right, never give up, a >> now as virtual political unknown she's hoping it might propel her straight into the oval office. here is marci gonzalez. >> this is part of the dark underbelly of american society. the racism, the bigotry, and the entire conversation that we're having here tonight. >> reporter: she spoke for just under nine minutes, roughly half of the air time given to elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. but still, marianne williamson put her stamp on the second democratic debate. >> i almost wonder why you're democrats, you seem to think there's something wrong about using the instruments of government to help people. >> reporter: her message

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. >>> eviction by home invasion. a landlord is accused of trying to get a family off of his property by staging a home invasion. officers arrived and arrested five people outside the home. police say the suspects weren't trying to steal, but to scare the family. family tells us they are in a current rent dispute with the landlord, but they never expected something so extreme. our scott budman talked with the family today. he'll join us at 6:00 with what they told him about this bizarre incident. >>> a teacher art richmond high school is in jail tonight accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 15 yearly student. richmond police arrested the teacher on campus yesterday. they're not releasing that teacher's name or gender. investigators say the student told a school resource officer about the relationship. the student said it started last spring and continued through last week. the teacher faces 15 counts of lewd acts on a child. the student said all of the alleged acts happened off campus.

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro,bcayrea news. >> thank you, marianne. our tech reporter, scott mcgrew, has been tracking this story. scott, this could be a new era in silicon valley when it comes to cracking down on crime. >> reporter: you heard that strong language from special agent in charge bennett, silicon valley is not the wild west. sully cas you wil silicon valley was built on people leaving one company and starting their own. the fbi and the u.s. attorney claimed anthony levandowski took it too far, downloading google secrets to start his own self-driving truck company called otto. the allegation is he carried schematics for circuit boards out of google. otto would later be purchased by google. the fbi, the u.s. attorney, making it very clear this morning that sort of technology transfer is not going to be acceptable. u.s. attorney david anderson himself is new to the job, sworn in in january. he along with bennett over at the fbi made a big silicon valley this morning. to extend out the wild west metaphor, there's a new sheriff back to you. >>

thanks so much, marianne. >>> well, it was a mild day today. we hoped you enjoyed it because it's now over. a warm-up begins tomorrow. a live look at our traffic cameras. this is san francisco where you can see the fog is now gone. walnut creek, where we'll see some of the warmest temps. let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> a little bit warmer. still 70s in san jose. you mentioned walnut creek, another spot tomorrow. concord climbing into the 90s. we did return to the 80s today. 90s making a big comeback that will take us to the weekend. we'll be watching air quality very closely and this time around fire danger could actually be a bit more of a concern because this time we could be seeing seven to ten days of these above average temperatures. so while temperatures may not initially be as hot as they were last week, this pattern will be sticking around for awhile. coming up, we'll show you when to expect the hottest temperatures in our full forecast coming up in about eight minutes. >> thanks, rob. keep track of the temps at nbcbaya

. >> juan: what about your girl marianne?> greg: marianne williamson is the only person who could do this. call me, marianne. >> jesse: and juan masterfully transitions to donald trump. i do have to mention that he tweeted that he is slapping additional tariffs on china as the market closes. >> martha: when you make your argument for joe biden's candidacy, it is all about president trump. >> juan: that is what his campaign is. >> martha: i get it, but you need somebody who is inspiring if you want to unseat an incumbent president. the only people who have done that in history as ronald reagan and bill clinton. think about how dynamic those candidacies were, that is not what you are seeing right now in the states. i think that they are going to be a very big factor for the candidates and for joe biden in particular, but in terms of inspiration, lifting the nation in a positive message that was really invited by those two candidates coming you're not seeing it here. >> jesse: it looks like some democratic primary voters are vot

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