marianne has more on this. good morning. >> marianne: a fourth grader describe whatting she saw inside the classroom as the first fun rals are held for the 21 victims, including rodriguez and garza, the little girl being hailed a hero for calling for help. >> my friend started trying to call the police with her friend's phone and when they did that, she started saying you will die and my teacher, they were screaming saying no, and he shot my friend and my teacher and then after that, he said good night and he started shooting everybody. >> marianne: a funeral for irma garcia and her husband joe will be today. off duty jacob bravado describes how he was getting a haircut when his wife, a teacher, texted there was a shooter on campus. >> cops were breaking windows and complete chaos pretty much. >> the gunman's grandmother reportedly worked at robb elementary school, has been updated to good condition as she was shot in the face. >> todd: that is sound bite is hard to listen to. marianne, what is the latest on th

marianne rafferty has details. >> marianne: op ed for the statesman, calling for tighter gun laws. mcconaughey became emotional recalling meeting families whose children were killed, sharing gut-wrenching stories at yesterday's white house briefing. >> in some way keep her alive. this particular drawing is a self portrait of her draw withing her friends in heaven looking down on her drawing the very same picture. her mother said of this drawing, woo never really talked to her about heaven before, but somehow she knew. >> marianne: the actor stressing responsible gun ownership. >> we need to invest in mental healthcare. we need background checks, we need to raise the minimum age to purchase an ar-15 to 21. we need a waiting period for those rifles, we need red flag laws and consequences for those who abuse them. >> marianne: the actor spoke exchris christieively to bret baier begging americans to put aside political differences for the sake of our children. >> we are becoming a nation of counter punchers. we disagree. you a father? >> yes, two boys. >> me, too. i'll bet we can get s

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marianne has the latest. >> marianne: the city council in el monte, issuing vote of no confidence againstge gascon becoming 35th county to do so, that is not stopping da george gascon for doubling down on his office's handling of the case. flores was on probation when he shot and killed the officers for a case involving weapons charges that could have sent him back to prison for three years. george gascon says having a gun does not make a person violence. >> possession of gun is not a violent crime. okay. he was arrested for possession of drugs and possession of gun, not use of a gun. this is not explaining, this is simply clearing the record. >> marianne: george gascon said flores had been convicted of nonviolent crimes in the past, none of which warranted tougher sentencing. when asked if he had anything to say to the victims' families, here is what he said. >> the mother of joseph santana laying the blame squarely on george gascon. >> how many more lives do we have to lose for something to be done, this guy should never be out there. >> the criminal who shot my son and michael should h

. >> marianne: many countries like japan, saudi arabia and chinaa hovering over 2%, germany close to the u.s. at 7.9% and france closer to 5%. the president continuing to make claims about the economy that don't add up. people have less debt and more saving. massive government spending has helped americans. >> president biden: when they come to you and talk about big spenders, let them know almost two trillion dollars in deficit reduction, i don't want to hear anymore lies about reckless spending. we're changing people's lives. >> marianne: the white house in clean-up mode with republicans hoping the gaffes continue with the president saying he will run again in 2024. >> if he doesn't run for re-election, it is because of his unpopularity. he is constantly screwing with the american people, telling them how to live their lives. >> marianne: democrats may be getting nervous, three white house officials head to the hill on thursday to discuss messaging on fighting inflation and reducing cost for the american people. >> carley: marianne, thank you. serving up something special to fight

marianne favro. >>> fireworks are dangerous. fireworks are banned. this year the fireworks will be a felony. you could be fined up to $5000 and jail time. they will be taking a zero tolerance approach with these violations. >>> watching the fire danger closely. 92 degrees. humidity 18%. coming up in the seven-day forecast. the temperatures could be 20 degrees cooler, later this week. >>> packing up near the home where it's heading. we >>> traces of monkeypox has been found in san francisco wastewater. two samples from the shipment plant were taken last monday and thursday at the oceanside treatment plant on the city's website, as of last wednesday. the health department says there have been 10 confirmed and probable cases throughout the entire county. they are not part of those confirmed cases. >>> now is the time to buy, according to real estate agents. they say the housing market has cooled off significantly in the silicon valley. there is a catch, interest rates are climbing. meaning the mortgage still might be more expensive in the end. >>> agent

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> to the north bay now. crews are watching for any flare ups from that brush fire. it happened around 10:00 last night in san rafael near dominican university. it's now under control, which is great news. firefighters evacuated neighbors, but they're back in their homes now. a nun from dominican university says it was frightening. >> we practice all the time. we're really organized about it. but there's nothing like seeing it and smelling it and realizing how fragile we are. it's very wooded up here. they take as good care of it as they can, but a fire is a fire and it could have been terrible. >> indeed, it's alarming. no word yet on the cause. >>> fighting fire with fire. you might have noticed smoke on the peninsula this morning. it was from a prescribed burn conducted by cal fire. light smoke could be seen in parts of san mateo. it burned five acres and helps reduce the threat of wildfires, they say. >> this is the first prescribed burn of the season. it gets us out here training and practicing and also

with us is mariann montagne. always great to have you. how much does recession risk as truly -- actually color the assets you are choosing to invest in now? >>, well, we have become a more defensive. we have moved away from tech because of rising rates. with the exception of some tech names that have high growth and are selling at low teams multiples. but we have moved from tech in general towards more defensive retail names like target and walmart. also, parts stores, advanced auto and o'reilly. >> are those more removed from the consumer discretionary parts of the economy? are you focusing more on cheaper stores? >> yes. they are cheaper. o'reilly sells for 11 times forward earnings while the market multiple is in dickstein now -- in 16 now. or stable consumer discretionary names, if there is such a thing. so, the everyday items you need. cars are getting older as we are unable to purchase new cars for lack of materials. the average age of the car is at a record high, over 12 years old. that's the average age of a used car and you will

marianne has details. >> marianne: staffers with the recall george gascon campaign were forced to evacuatefter receiving a letter. a recall member tweeting while powder and hate speech symbols found in a recall george gascon envelopes, authorities have been notified and we're making sure volunteers are okay. there are a few bad, sick people. a local bombsquad was called in to check the substance. they vow to forge ahead with their mission to oust da george gascon. >> we're not stopping. >> you are not thinking about pulling the plug on this? >> heck no, we are here, we will recall him, he will be gone. >> marianne: the recall effort is on track to have the necessary signature to put the issue on the ballot in the fall and hope to get 65,000 more to bolster that effort. they ousted chesa boudin, and richie greenberg tweeted support, saying sick people reach new heights. now in l.a. with recall signature gathering to oust george gascon, shameful. that substance has been identified by authorities as baking soda, back to you guys. >> joey: thanks. 30 house democrats writing a letter to house s

nbc bay area's marianne barbara was there. >> reporter: from teens to grandmas.untain view, a multigenerational marge and rallying cry against gun violence. >> you cannot stop the bullet from piercing the skin of a child. >> reporter: she says after watching the horrific shooting within uvalde, she realized young people need to do more. >> it is scary, and they once again remind us how us going to school shouldn't be considered a death sentence. >> reporter: she is advocating for implementing universal background checks on people purchasing guns. while mountain view city council members encourage people to start pushing their local governments to implement new restrictions. >> i would like to see our city use its power to restrict areas where gun purchasing can take place. i would like to see every city require insurance on gun owners. >> reporter: the city of san jose already requires gunowners tab liability insurance and is the first in the nation to pass the law. >> these low mass shootings have cost lives. >> reporter: this kindergarten teacher says that her

marianne favro has more. >> reporter: this is a moment a lot of parents have been waiting a long time for. starting tomorrow here in santa clara county, kids ages six months to five years old will finally be able to get a covid vaccine. and many of those appointments will happen here at the santa clara county fairgrounds. another milestone in the battle against covid. the first boxes of the vaccines for kids ages six months to five years old arrived in santa clara county today, and kids will begin rolling up their sleeves tomorrow. dr. grace lee, pediatric infectious disease specialist at stanford children's health says the vaccine is the smart move. >> it is a severe disease in children. we've had over 2 million cases in children. over 20,000 hospitalizations and over 200 deaths. all of them are now potentially preventable. >> reporter: there will be two options for kids in this age range. the pfizer vaccine that requires three shots and moderna that's delivered in two doses. while heart inflammation is a rare side effect from the vaccine in adults and kids ages 12 and older, it hasn

marianne favro spoke with gianna today. first and foremost looked like a hospital bed she was in. how is she doing tonight? >> reporter: well, she is doing much better. i spoke with her dad, and he told me she's now been discharged with the hospital and is recovering at home. but she is a collapsed lung and had to have a special device put inside her lung to help her breathe, so she has weeks of recovery ahead of her. but fortunately now she can at least recover at home. >> okay, prank or not, like we said, these are serious injuries here. what do we know obviously about gianna, but what do we know about the other attacks? >> reporter: well, we know all of them happened in san jose. there were three of them. they all happened last friday between the hours of 1:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon. now, one of the attacks happened at a wal-mart parking lot involving a woman near stevens creek boulevard. the other attack was a nine-year-old little girl shot in the back while walking nearby west gate mall. >> okay -- >> reporter: right now police are still looking into all of this. they don'

here's marianne favro. >> reporter: cruising, not just a slow ride, but for some a cultural experience linked to a sense of san jose pride. as a kid, san jose city councilman perales grew up cruising in an impala with his parents on san jose streets. tonight he said it's time for the ban that's been around for 30 years to go. >> it's based on racist and discriminatory policing. >> reporter: he believes it's often unfairly associated with illegal activity such as side shows. >> it's simply trying to go out and display their classic cars, cruise around the city at a very slow pace for the most part. it's not inherently dangerous to anybody. that act in and of itself is not dangerous, not trying to harm anybody, and it shouldn't be criminalized. >> reporter: he also points out that during the last 20 years the city has no record of issuing a single cruising citation. those who support keep the ban use some of the same arguments that led the city to implement it back in 1986. namely concerns about the impact on traffic downtown. robert diaz is the vice president of the low rider chapter of

eric: all right, marianne, thank you. arthel: cdc has cleared the way for children under the age of 5 to get the oh individual 19. roughly 18 million kids will be eligible to receive pfizer and moderna shots. now the biden administration has been gearing up for a big rollout with millions of doses orders for distribution to doctors, hospitals and community health clinics across the country. the vaccines will be able as early as this week. eric: fueling speculation that a we can decision is on the way. how bad can it get? gene marks with insight on what can happy over the next few months and how it could affect your spending. ♪ ♪ ♪ eric: no laughing matter for comedian stephen colbert when a 7-person crew from late night show was arrested thursday night on capitol hill. police say they were trespassing in house office building as they were shooting bits. cbs says they were wrapping up shooting comedy for stephen colbert. hi, alexandria. reporter: it is an odd one because the comedy group was there to film a special or a se

. >> joey: marianne rafferty joins us with the detail, marianne. >> good morning joey, carley, staffersced to evacuate after opened a letter containing a white substance with hateful s.w.a.t. swastikas and tweeting "while powder and hate speech samples found in one of the recall geore gascon returned petition envelopes and authorities notified and making sure great volunteers are okay here there are a few bad six sick people out there. the local bomb squad to check that substance. staffers are shaken but otherwise okay after the scary ordeal. and they vowed to forge ahead with their mission to oust george gascon. >> we are not stopping. you are not at anyway thinking about pulling the plug on this? >> no. we will recall him. he will be gone. >> right now the recall effort is on track to have necessary signatures to put the issue on the ballot in the fall, but they are still looking to get a ballad of 65,000 more to bolster the recall effort. a similar effort in san francisco leading to a former secretary mayorkas candidate and activist, richie greenberg tweeting support saying "sick peo

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> making it in the bay has gotten more difficult for african americans, so a group of lawmakers and activists are trying to change that. the bay area black housing advisory task force is urging governor newsom to support a $500 million black housing fund. the goal here is to address the growing number of african americans being displaced in the bay area. it's designed to deal with the underinvestment and structural barriers that prevent black serving organizations from building up housings. organizationers say san francisco, oakland, and berkeley have all lost between 40 and 50% of black residents over the past 30 years. >>> a fire this morning near the victoria by the bay neighborhood in hercules. you can see how close the flames got to houses uphill. people were told to evacuate immediately, but crews got it under control in about an hour. it's unmother unknown how the fire started. >>> the edgewood fire in san mateo is officially 100% contained. the fire ended up burning 20 acres, coming close to homes, and forcing evacuations. thous

oh no, i'm marianne realizing i'm going to quit. the main stories are following the sour. india's b j. p party is facing international condemnation of the 2 senior officials, made insulting remarks about the prophet muhammad. india's ambassadors took away to encounter with summoned on sunday to receive official notes of protest, pakistan's, ministry, foreign affairs issued a statement condemning the highly derogatory remarks and the b. j. p. 's response. national spokesman to push on was suspended from the policy for offensive comments about the profit during a tv debate, while the b j. p. 's deli media operation hadn't of income margin, though, was also expelled of, and now deleted tweet. during official se, dozens of people fear dead off the government opened fire and destiny explosives that a church happened in the town of all. whoa is worship is gathered for sunday mass. it's one of the country's most peaceful regions. nearly 50 people have been killed and around 300 injured after a fire sparked major explosion, shipping contain

ah, hello, i'm marianne demising and then with a quick look at the main stories now in the united states, millions of women are expected to lose access to abortions after the supreme court struck down the ruling making is a constitutional right. ah anti bush and demonstrates is cheered on the ruling outside. the court in washington. conservative dominated court voted 6 to 3 in favor of overturning were of us is wade, which was passed almost 50 years ago, and 973 republic. a members of congress have held the ruling as a momentous victory levels have been huge demonstrations and supportive abortion rights outside the course is what is in cities around the country. the ruling has been condemned by leading democrats, including the president joe biden, who explained how his administration would help women impacted by the ruling realization of an extreme audiology in a tragic error by the supreme court. in my view, as the attorney general was made clear, women muslims reigned free to travel safely to another state to seek care they need . my administration will defend that bed rock, right? any

county to do so, back to yu guys. >> carley: marianne, thank you so much.asketball star from texas shot and killed while visiting his home in harlem, new york, for summer break. 21-year-old darius lee was killed and 80 others hurt and that shooting in the police have not made any arrest. wonka trail was his basketball coach and joins me live now. my condolences to you and your team and darius' family. i want to point this out he was the lead score and named athlete of the year. he was on track to graduate this year. but do you think these soft on crime policies and this rampant loose gun control and gun issues, the violence that we are seeing, this goes to show that it doesn't matter how well you are on track with your life, how good of a person that you are that no one is exempt from this? >> well, i think certainly we are all affected, there is no doubt all over the country, we are seeing gun violence. it doesn't matter where you are. you can be gunned down very needlessly and senselessly. and it is certainly a shame. but i'm here to talk about darius and

combine you lou and almost 300000 square meters are contaminated with unexploded mines and ammunitions marianne, the yankee narrative. the w correspondent matches billing is in key. if you told me more about the situation and severe done, yes. yes, the better than it is, fortune about it very, very fiercely. russia seems to be controlling. most of the city we've just heard 80 percent. but we are hearing that ukrainian forces are still in the city and are still resisting the russians. so they are, the governor said that the ukraine forces have not given up on the city. so expect this place to be really, really in fierce battles now. right. and so how are civilians coping with this or russian onslaught? all along the line. there are civilians still living in these places. we've heard that around 12000, maybe 15000 people were still in civilized or net last week, and which is probably a number that is close to what is the number that are, are still there? now, because evacuations have been very difficult. there. shelling is intense, of course, in civil to the next, but also along the line, althoug

the reporter had been investigating marianne coroner, a well known businessman in st. louis, coached or had allegedly evaded millions of euros in taxes. one day coach generic called cutesy act. he recorded how the businessman was telling him, i'm going to collect dirt on you and your family and you will stop writing, coached r came under pressure, gucci ex killer, and his assistant were arrested, leading investigators towards the business ban. eventually, coach no was brought to trial as the alleged mastermind of the murder. his activities were probed by the court. and by journalists, one of the key pieces of the evidence where to cellphones, marianne caught one of the cellphones contained a back up of 3 mamma, messy cheese, and the conversation actually revealed his conversations with judges with prosecutors. this was proof that coach nor it bribe politicians and judges. one judge had been intimidated by one of his associates. you send this message and it was actually saying she should do what she promised and she should rule otherwise. she might end up as good sec, h

mike: marianne rafferty, starting us off.nyone with information on the four men encouraged to call (804)545-8501. rising inflation and soaring gasoline prices are weighing heavily on the biden administration prompting historically low poll numbers. lucas tomlinson joins me live from the white house with the very latest, hi, lucas. lucas: hi, mike, after president biden fell off bicycle while ride target beach today, today the new york post showed the president on the asphalt with a headline said, quote, joe hits new low, just like the u.s. economy and his approval numbers. not exactly the photo of strength the white house wants to project. that's probably why the president after the incident last night at church came out, spoke -- jumped up and down to show the press and the spectators that he has recovered fully but at fox news top economic adviser acknowledged the pain many americans are feeling in the wallets while trying to sound upbeat. >> we have a stronger and better position to tackle inflation than almost any other c

. >> reporter: homeowners in high fire zones like marianne pierce are doing what they can to reduce the risk of a rapidly growing fire. >> it's a major worry if there's any fire it's going to spread. >> reporter: she and her neighbors hired bob's fire team to cut down tree limbs. >> any time it starts getting warm, may, june, july, more fear of fire. the people just get amped up and they want to get something done. >> reporter: what started as a pilot program last year called enhanced power safety shutoff, also known as epss, has expanded into areas of high fire risk across the bay area. pacific gas and electric said the technology reduced emissions by more than 80%. >> these shutoffs must be happening every day. >> outages are happening. they shut off power. these outages, whenever there is an interruption, they could be happening every day. >> reporter: eps is different from psps, pg&e plans and initiates when dangerous conditions warrant the move. the automatic shutoffs happen without warning. you're okay with not having power for seven hours. >> i might not like it but everybody is

abc's bay area marianne favro leads our team coverage from chase center. >> reporter: wow, what a game! at one point i had goosebumps it was so load loud and intense in here. yes, it was a nail biter in the beginning but then a big finish by the warriors and now fans couldn't be more thrilled that they're team emerged with a win. james mcclanahan of vallejo spent the warriors game on his feet yelling coaching advice from the stands and admits he was worried when the celtics quickly got the lead. >> i was nervous. i'm not nervous anymore. >> reporter: that's because this is how the game ended. >> the game was outstanding. we played like we were supposed to have played. we were the better team. we knew we were the better team all along. from the first game we should have won that. they got lucky the first game. >> reporter: marie brandstrom traveled from canada to watch the game and said she went from being nervous to making a full prediction about what's next for the warriors. >> the talent on the team, the history, the amazing coaching and the energy in this room, the fans make it. >>

law school where he was an editor but a greater distinction as a research assistant for the great marianne. he moved to kansas, went into business, was elected to congress in 2010 and reelected three times. served as affiant committee on intelligence a president trump ended that career by making him director of the cia. [applause] he ran cia 2017 and 18 then name to of state where he served 2018 until january 21. and among the many things he did as secretary was he was my boss. i will tell you, i looked every day of it. i'm not sure youot loved every y of it because you look so much younger and better now that you are out of that job. [applause] >> i feel better too. >> before he talked about the state department let's talk about the world. to begin with something that happened last week secretary of state kissinger your predecessor spoke world economic forum and said we need to be careful about ukraine. we need not to push too hard. russia is a great power we need to roost be respectful of it. and maybe that's a place to start is that good advice to the president? how is the president doi

. >> reporter: homeowners in high fire zones like marianne pierce are doing what they can to reduce thek of a rapidly growing fire. >> it's a major worry if there's any fire it's going to spread. >> reporter: she and her neighbors hired bob's fire team to cut down tree limbs. >> any time it starts getting warm, may, june, july, more fear of fire. the people just get amped up and they want to get something

marianne, thank you very much.ans have a 13% advantage over democrats when it comes to who americans think handles crime better. joining us now former manchin communication director and capitol council llc partner johnson and former georgia congressman and liberty guard chairman, bob barr, welcome to you both. thanks for being with us on this saturday. let's start with the crime and the gun reform battle happening on capitol hill. so congress is still trying to iron out the details on this bipartisan package for gun reform. working out some struggles right now, some of the details, but it does have support from a handful of republicans that could make this wind up on the president's desk. bob, you've got major concerns about this particular piece of legislation. can you give us an understanding why? >> major concerns about this, primarily because one of the lead pins of the plan as we understand it without seeing all of the details is something called the emergency -- i'm sorry, the red flag laws and the problem he

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news . >>> this is the fire that has gone on the last two hours. this is the edgewood county park area in san mateo. it is in the emerald hills never heard. we understand about 20 acres have burned. there are about 9000 people in this area, including areas of stanford. this road is closed to jefferson, edgewood. cal fire has been on this the last two hours. it started as a small brush fire. we are hearing about evacuations. we will take you to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what is the situation with the wind ? >> we are dealing with the hottest part of the day. temperatures here are record- setting across the bay area. this is the last thing we need any time and especially on a day like this. i will give you the mountain view and what we are seeing. from the video you saw, there is less smoke than what we saw about 2.5 hours ago. it seems firefighters are getting an upper hand on this, which is incredible, considering the hot weather. 102 degrees now. we have wind gusts to 15 miles per hour, winds from the north and west and low humidity. i ca

marianne rafferty, ktvu fox two news. or will the infamous corpse flowers just days away.be from blooming at the san francisco conservatory of flowers. this is video about to show you here of the corpse flower from a past display the conservatory. the five ft tall rear plant has its name because people say it smells like rotting flesh plant usually blooms once a decade and only for a few days. it's very quick and the stinkiest part part is really only the first evening. so if you're interested in experiencing the smell in particular, get here quickly. no real telling the exact time when the corpse flower will bloom. but when it does the conservatory plants to stay open late for folks who want to see and smell the plant. when the flower has bloomed. an announcement will be made on the san francisco conservatory of flowers, social media page. president biden signed an executive order to help prevent discrimination against lgbtq americans. pride is back at the white house. the executive order is aimed at strengthening nationwide protections for lgbtq people in the wake of new

marianne rafferty, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. yeah.showing up for a champagne celebration for the golden state warriors, the team reveling and its fourth championship in eight years, and all the hard work that it took to get to this point. you have good leadership. good things happen. so the fact that we have four championships to show for it. but the journey and getting to all four that's what that's what i live longer than this parade and everything. market street in san francisco packed with thousands of warriors fans for today's big parade. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes mike mibach fans started lining up six hours before those double decker busses hit market street and ktvu is christian captain was right in the middle of the celebration. with the 2022 nba championship series behind them. the golden state warriors had just one final official event to savor the season and share it with the fans. the parade to celebrate the warriors victory rolled up market street with fans 20 and 30 deep along the parade route. i want to

we speak today and return again to stories from marianne from the dark room about some.cy of the parental family. i felt. probably then when my mother died i was 12 years old. and i became instead of her. well, then there is such a small adult host that there is what we lived in a country house. we had rags, they have tomatoes. as i remember now, i grew seedlings. it was somewhere, probably about 40 tomatoes, no, there were a lot. yes, and there are sverdyshki and up once, uh, she left. well, i didn’t burn them and they just withered. i remember mine anxiety okay? then my aunt worked there somewhere. i gave him to me, and something to climb tomatoes from lived, but this is an incommensurable responsibility, uh, which was handed to me, of course. well, there, i don’t know, cook soup there, heat the stove there. yes, there somehow e bring firewood there, well, that is, some generally abnormal things, and then also my father gave me a salary in my hands. well, i have such a salary, and for me, of course, now it's just some shock things. i represent there. so well, like this

. ♪ hello, i marianne in london, you are watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program.uropean leaders and step on russia. e.u. concludes at summit after a late-night agreement on sanctions. despite public calls for change, lebanese politicians elect the parliamentary speaker for seven straight term. first funerals are being held for the victims of last week's mass shootings at a texas elementary school. ♪ >> welcome to the program, our top story, russian forces are now in control of most of the eastern city that's been destroyed by heavy fighting, making it impossible to deliver humanitarian supplies or to evacuate civilians. most are advised to take shelter underground. they are key to moscow's efforts to complete the capture, which makes a part of the donbass region by russian separatists for years. the city is 145 kilometers from the russian borders and was one of the last pockets still under the control of the ukrainian government. an estimated 1.5 thousand civilians got to have been killed there since russia refocused its advance on easter new kate eastern ukraine.

she spoke with our marianne favro from the hospital. >> it collapsed my lungs, it almost hit my heartke my rib and caused internal bleeding. >> very serious injuries. even though it's a pellet gun, it can do serious damage. >> reporter: gianna wasn't the only victim. >> i can confirm we're investigating at least another two pellet shootings over the last several days. we don't know if they're connected yet. >> reporter: they all happened within a couple miles of each other. the first attack was on a 42-year-old woman in a wal-mart parking lot on stevens creek boulevard. less than an hour later, a nine-year-old girl was shot in the back near west gate mall. gianna was discharged from the hospital and greeted at home by gifts from her friends. she still wonders why her. >> i don't know why anyone would like shoot me. >> reporter: and police say when they find the suspect, they'll be charged with felony assault with a deadly weapon. >> thank you. >>> tonight a normally quiet neighborhood in north san jose is still reeling after a double murder and suicide. it happened around 1:00 a.m. su

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in san jose, marianne, nbc bay area news . >>> from child vaccinations to masking up for safety, we are keeping track of the changing covid-19 guidelines to help me before . go to nbcbayarea.com that's where you can get the latest updates and find out what the guidance is in your county . >>> still had, get ready to pay a little more than a come you cross the golden gate bridge, that we break down how much the toll hike will be, and when the increase goes into effect . >>> d ar anrest >>> we are learning this evening the two juveniles arrested for killing a 15-year- old boy in palo alto are both also just 15 officer said he worked with a s.w.a.t. team to serve two search warrants last thursday . the searches led to the arrest and also the seizure of a semi automatic handgun with an extended magazine . the 15-year- old boys were booked into juvenile hall, it is not yet clear, what led up to the shooting . >>> san leandro is rattled tonight after anti-asian graffiti was sprayed across a home . the police think they have the person responsible . as ginger explains officers didn't have to l

first, i'm marianne rafferty. >> we now return to tucker carlson . this isn't a serious person, by contrast. so thanks for coming on . so you thinknk of summers as smart but like what was that ? >> you know, i thought when you i thought that was initially the onion. right. but it's notot o it actually cae out of his mouth. so it's probably one of the most patently dumb things i've ever heard about it. yes. about economics. forget about coming from an esteemed economist, but you know why he's doing this . i mean, larryry summers is nowod being quoted by republicans and it's you know, it's a campaign message too that joe n biden's screwed up the inflation business, that we have inflation now that isn'tha transitory. it's because larry summers said early on that the spending not even necessarily the fed he mentioned the spending that the biden administration was jamming s through aoc democratically controlled congress would lead to massive inflationra and he was right and now he's playing catchup in his own party . and that's essentially what this is fo

, combined with about 300000 square kilometers a contaminated with mines and unexploded devices. marianne li, narrow g u e v. simply imagine all the military actions taking place across a front line of 1000 kilometers and that should then ukraine suff, his daily from russian massage tags, diety moving is shadley petition. and we have to defend ourselves against almost the entire russian army that all combat ready, russian military formations are involved in this aggression or a he v t r a and he doesn't. correspondent nick connelly has been on the ground for us in ukraine. he has more on the situation in the east and president the landscape claims that russia now controlled a 5th of his country. it's important to remember with that figure that includes crimea and the areas in east and on best that russia controlled before february 24th before the beginning of this war. but they have made quite significant turturro gains in the south verizon and that land bridge linking russian annex crimea with russia. and then also in the north near had give in dawn bass. actually, strange enough, there

ah hello, i'm marianne mit in london. our main story now.

i suggest that right now we look into the dark room and hear the story of marianne how she got hooked addiction started before i was born into some of my father's parental families. well, according to my fantasies, to a lesser extent from my mother. during grandpa and grandma's wedding, grandpa cheated on grandma that very evening. well, for me it's like some. well, really, a little unhealthy unhealthy start. family life and relationships in general. although, in principle, then it was the post-war period. and, probably, it was somehow there, maybe more the norm, but today, thank god, this is no longer the norm for my parental family for me. and i feel for today my consciousness and the fact that i realized that this is, well, something is not normal. i probably didn’t even when my parents were arguing. and when they got divorced, i was somewhere hmm 9, uh, weighs probably yes, somewhere like that a and grandmother lived next to us. mom left with me, my sister was already older , she left, and my father went with me to my grandmother , where my grandmother poured something on him from

. >> reporter: in milpitas, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> back to sfo, a live picture of air force two. vice president kamala harris's plane. it just touched down about five minutes ago at sfo. she is here for just about a day. she has two political engagements tomorrow, one in los gatos, and it appears one in san francisco. she will be getting off the plane shortly. they're bringing the stars right up to her door. no word on who will be greeting her. it looks like secret service down there at the bottom waiting for her to depart the plane. of course, we'll be following the story and get more details about her quick visit, you know, kamala harris is a bay area native, so i'm sure she's glad to return home. >>> and the weather perfect for her landing today. good job. >> those low clouds, i was a little nervous there, sfo, delays. >> could get fogged in, right? >> we're seeing that late they are evening. dropped inland temperatures as much as 10 degrees today. let's take you around the bay area right now. 72 degrees currently in san jose. temperatures inland out towards dublin

what earlier i spoke with marianne horne. she's a senior advisor with the international red cross in afghanistan and she told me what is being done for people hit by the earthquake? yes, i can tell your view is just a level of desperation. there is enough chemist on this evening and has been over these past 36 hours. the teams from the red cross on the red crescent have been, you know, on this site over the impact for the 1st hours of basically of the earthquake carrying out needs assessments. being able to assist the search and rescue operation which has largely been held and carried out by the local community. and today what the teams are doing is really detailed needs assessment to be able to help, not just those who are injured and that have come out alive, but also those who have been displaced. there has been rain, there has been hail. there's a risk of landslide and really this is an operation that has to be carried out at the quick pace to be able to re house and bring assistance to those who have been affected. we're

that recently, literally yesterday or the day before yesterday, the general director of magaterafel mariannei distributed a statement with concern about the situation at the plant. he said, well, he literally wrote that the situation at these large nuclear power plants is clearly intolerable. we are informed that ukrainian employees are operating the facility in extremely tense conditions while the facility is under the control of the russian armed forces in a state of serious alarm and even more heighten my concern about the welfare of personnel money noted that the 7 essential pillars for ensuring nuclear safety and security in ukraine that he outlined at the beginning of the conflict include military one that states that personnel s must be able to fulfill their security responsibilities and be able to resolve without excess sand well, who can be under the control of the military without pressure? and again he promised money to visit energodar and the zaporizhzhia region, the occupied part of it, what is going on in the city in general maybe you know the information, please, what is happe

marianne marsh is a democrat strategist. let's get some of the day's other news.bers of prison inmates have clashed with police officers outside the jail where a riot broke out, leaving at least 51 prisoners dead. officials say the blaze began when inmates set fire to mattresses and tried to escape from the jail in the south—west city of tulua. most of the inmates died of smoke inhalation. president lopez 0brador of mexico has blamed trafficking and what he called a lack of control at the us borderfor the deaths of at least 50 migrants, who were abandoned in a lorry in texas. it's the worst case of migrant deaths due to people smuggling in the us. the centers for disease control in the united states has launched an emergency response to help contain an outbreak of monkeypox. the us has recorded more than 240 cases of the disease, which causes fever, a rash, and skin blisters. ghislaine maxwell, once a prominent figure in new york society circles, is facing 20 years in a us prison for trafficking young girls to be abused byjeffrey epstein. she issued a statement ap

the musical company cleaned up with gongs for patti lupone as best actress in a musical marianne elliott elsewhere, phylicia rashad scooped best featured actress in a play for her role in skeleton crew. the lehman trilogy has been named best play. sam mendes won best director for the production and simon russell beale was named best lead actor in a play. jesse tyler ferguson was named best featured actor for his role in take me out, which was also named best revival play. and last but not least, deirdre o'connell has won the tony for best actress for her role in dana h. we have plenty more for you on this programme, a look at all of the top business stories, including the changes to the northern ireland protocol, what is proposed by the uk government today, what impact it could have a business and, of course, the relationship with the eu. we're also looking at the food strategy proposed tjy at the food strategy proposed by prime minister boris johnson, but also on the agenda today, so a busy one and chancellor rishi sunak is out and about in london and we will tell you what he is up to.

marianne elliott won the director of a musical award. that�*s it from me. thank you for watching. do stay tuned right here to bbc world news. hello there. just as we saw over the weekend, the weather for the week ahead will be a tale of two halves. so, in the north, it was quite unsettled, windy with showers. not as windy this week but remaining quite cloudy at times with some outbreaks of rain. getting a little warmer potentially later in the week but not as warm as it will be for england and wales. northampton fairly typical of many parts of england, seeing those temperatures pushing towards 30 degrees by the end of the week. the reason being the azores high is pushing its way northwards. so, we�*ll say goodbye to the low pressure that�*s brought the unusually windy weather through the weekend and a lot of showers. we will still have cloud approaching the west, though, towards dawn on a weak weather front. elsewhere, i think under the starry skies as the showers have been fading, just a little on the chilly side at 6 or 7 first thing.