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marianne favro row, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. as marianne mentioned, if passed, the inflation reduction act would be the largest in u.s. history. that something with impact into the bill. here are a few other key points. the bill would work to fight inflation. lawmakers plan to spend $300 million to help reduce budget deficit. this bill would also send expiring healthcare subsidies through 2025. to pay for it, lawmakers have proposed a program to lower drug prices for seniors, allowing medicare to negotiate the price of drugs with pharmaceutical countries. democrats say, that program combined with new taxes on large corporations should cover the cost of the bill. >>> it is going to be a long night on capitol hill. here's a live look at the senate floor. we will be monitoring the latest developments for you all night. head to nbcbayarea.com for the latest elements. we'll bring you the latest of the senate bill tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., on "today in the bay." >>> outside, round two. music festival is back in the adorable place.

cox and ed's sister, marianne.gifts, trisha received her china, the blue tree pattern by lennox. her silver, from greenfield massachusetts, an ornate baroque design, and her crystal, a waterford cut glass pattern. ♪ ♪ ♪ prior to mrs. agnew's party, an informal shower was held on may 26th. trisha was the first white house daughter to have her shower given in her honour by a member of the white house press corps. helen thomas was the hostess of the party at which mrs. nixon and others were honored guests. other guests included members of mrs. nixon's staff and women reporters. one of tricia's gifts appeared to be a gift of sympathy for the couple's desire to be anonymous. to the amusement of all, she dawned this disguise. on june 4th, at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william p. rogers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception. ambassador's acosta led the way through the receiving line. the ambassador himself was unable to be there. trisha graciously accepted the ambassadors gifts. in his remar

. >> todd: marianne ortega live in los angeles. >> marianne: accusing trump's team of trying to hide documents saying plaintiff's motion to appoint a special master fails for multiple reasons, and the government developed evidence government records were likely concealed and removed to obs obstruct. doj may not be able to clean up its mess in the midst of political bias within the department. >> the politics of their agents, of the office not being able to contain is causing them to say we better do something. we sought in realtime and took care of it. it ortega a little too late. >> marianne: a.g. garland banned political appointees from participating which reads we must maintain public trust and ensure politics in fact and appearance does not compromise ap appearance of our work and timothy thibault breaks his silence. firmly believe any investigation will show his decision-making were not impact by political bias or partisanship of any kind. the former president and his legal team not buying any of it. >> they are coming forward saying there ortega something wrong with what ortega

marianne has more. >> marianne: jaw-dropping numbers of illegal immigrants at the border set a record1.8 million breaching the border in a year and keep coming daily, even as the biden administration denies there is a problem. president of homeland security claims the border is under control. >> the border is secure, we are working to make the border more secure, that has been a historic challenge. >> marianne: experts say the border is anything, but secure and creating a humanitarian crisis, biden open border agend is synonymous with death and america last. sovereignty is being mishandled. poll shows 38% would like to see the migrantss controlled. greg abbott and eric adams continue to return blows over the bussing of migrants to that city. >> this is humanitarian part of being american and there is nothing more than anti-american than what he is displaying right now. >> marianne: governor abbott reminding the mayor, if he wants a solution, call on president biden to take immediate action to secure the border, something the president continues failing to do and abbott does plan to co

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. >>> up next, fears of another whistle-blower at the center of elon musk's latest effort to pull out of that blockbuster twitter deal. the new paperwork that he filed today. >>> and i'll have the latest update on that dangerous heat building towards the bay area. i have that for you in about seven minutes. >>> with that heatwave on the way, an alarming phenomenon in the san francisco bay could get worse. concerns about the impact of that growing algae bloom in the bay. >>> right now a look at the growing street racing fad sowing deadly danger. also, setting a new bar for restaurant workers. the law that could change the pay and lives of fast food workers in california and maybe elsewhere, when we join our >>> whistle-blower complaint filed by twitter's former security chief last week has caught the attention of elon musk. tesla's ceo who is trying to cancel his offer to buy twitter has refiled paperwork to terminate the agreement based on this report by the former hacker money as mudge. his real name turns out to be peter zico. m

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> all right, marianne, thank you. >>> coming up, how uc researchers are using cats to learn more about the long-term effects of wildfires. >>> and an oakland nurse is on a mission to save the lives of children all the way across the world in tonight's bay area proud. we'll hear how one boy in uganda helped inspire it all. >>> and yes, it is hot outside. plenty of triple-digits across the inland valleys. going to stay warm tonight with plenty of 90s and we're watching some monsoonal thunderstorms bring thunderstorm chances closer to the bay area. closer to the bay area. i'll have a look at all californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >>> welcome back. uc

in san jose marianne favro nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, marianne. >>> a trip to the grocery store may soon be a little cheaper. today the first ship left ukraine carrying grain under a u.n. deal. it had been stranded there since february when russia invaded. wholesale prices on some food like wheat have dropped a bit after peaking in april, but there is an interesting trend with so-called luxury food items like coffee and avocados. both are down from a year ago because of decreased demand as the economy tightens and consumers cut back on their spending. >>> up next the shark struggling on a beach. a family jumps to help it. the lengths they took to save the shark. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. quite an unusual weather day as we did see a little we did see a little for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in ca

marianne has the story. >> marianne: mayor eric adams is lashing out at texas governor greg abbott forending them. >> when you think what the governor is doing, the governor of texas, after months of traveling across -- on the bus with no direction to come here to new york. >> marianne: and while texas deals with thousands of illegal crossings daily mayor adams is asking for federal help to deal with a small bus load. he says, governor abbott is manufacturing a crisis. mayor adams blaming exploding crime in his city for the reason migrants are choosing not to come, saying we were led to believe 40 people should be on the bus, only 14 got off because of the fear something was going to happen to us if they came to the location, people got off earlier. governor abbott will send more migrants. >> building the wall, remain in mexico policy, as well as ending catch and release, biden eliminated those things and now we have chaos. that has caused texas to have to step up and take unprecedented action. todd, ashley. >> ashley: we'll bring in rob astoreino, rob, thanks for being with us. pop th

marianne favro reporting in san mateo. thank you and >>> another story, a 13-year- old shot at school. this happened at madison park academy this afternoon. this is an oakland unified public school. when officers arrived they found a 13-year-old boy with a bullet wound. paramedics rushed him to the hospital. we are working to learn his condition at this hour. police say the suspect ran away after the shooting, but officers caught him nearby. >> it saddens me to think that a kid would bring a gun to school. that gun, obviously, would come out and impact another student on campus. no parent want to send their kids to school and then be called that your kid has been shot. it is the worst thing that you can hear. >> terrifying for those parents involved. thursday, six people have been killed in oakland, since thursday. five in shootings, the sixth was a bicyclist who was hit by a car, driven by one of the shooting victims. >>> also in oakland, and about- face. the candidate for mayor woodley disqualified is back on the ballot.

back to you guys. >> todd: marianne rafferty for setting the stage, marianne, thank you.'s focus on the ryan versus -- not that big of a deal but will be a congressman for 1t the big take away but what this could mean and it is a bellwether for the midterms. i think we could realize three things, one, you have to wake up because this is not in the bag, you've recounted your chickens before they hatch definitely in the senate and you don't want to do that in the house. number two, need to have a dual track approach right now to try to get voters. you need to appeal to your base to get them out of the midterms. you did that by focusing on a fauci investigation and figuring out what happened at mar-a-lago. but you also at the same time need to focus on the things that will get out independence. point out crime. crime not good in this country, folks. you need to focus on inflation, and you need to focus what is happening at the border while tying in with parental rights. i know it requires walking and chewing gum, but you've got to do it to read avoid results like mark molina

marianne rafferty has more >> marianne: users smoking meth and shooting up, residents are on edge andt is getting worse. >> i would come home and they were on my front stoop. i was horrified, how was i going to get up? >> last week, i was gardening here and i tried to chase someone away who was urinating on a car and this person pulled a knife on me. >> marianne: drug users are set up in front of a school and parents are begging for help, asking mayor eric adams to focus on cleaning up rampant crime and less time fighting with governor abbott. "new york post" op-ed saying eric adams might win among dems for accusing abbott of lacking compassion, mayoralty and political future will rise or fall based on crime. guns, drugs reaching epidemic proportion, have thousands of migrantss here does not sound like a recipe for success. mayor eric adams blaming the change in bail laws for the crime. >> carley: check out this shocking video is that shows a hollywood business owner jumping into aksz and tackling a criminal trying to rob an elderly man who just bought lunch at the pizzeria next door

. >> griff: marianne raftery is in lang with more. marianne. >> good morning, carley and griff.ad of migrants arrived in the big apple. 31 were on board as texas governor greg abbott continues to follow through on his promise to keep accepts migrants knot until border security measures are reinstated. new york city slamming the transfers as a political stunt. >> again, we have serious issues about the way that governor abbott is treating asylum seekers. political ploy. >> buses started arriving in new york last weekend, igniting a war of words between nyc mayor eric adams and governor abbott. former democratic governor david patterson is praising abbott for the move. >> the governor of texas, greg abbott, has come up with, i think, is one of the most brilliant political strategies i have heard in a long time. he is sending hundreds of aliens who come into the country by bus to new york city, which is a sanctuary city has really paid dividends to him politically. >> over 6,000 asylum seek verse arrived by bus in new york city and d.c. texas attorney general ken paxton said that n

. >> griff: marianne rafferty in los angeles with moore, marianne. >> another busload of migrants atle on sunday, 30 illegal immigrants on board as greg abbott continues to follow through on his promise to keep sending migrants until border security measures reinstated. the leaders slamming as a political stunt. >> we have serious issues the way governor abbott is feeling with a political ploy. >> buses started arriving in new york last weekend with a war of war, and governor abbott. david patterson is praising abbott for the move. >> the governor of texas greg abbott has come up with five figures of one of the most brilliant strategies i've heard in a long time. hundreds of aliens to come into the country by bus because of sanctuary cities has really paid dividends politically. >> over 6,000 asylum-seekers have arrived by bus but at texas attorney general ken paxton says that pales in comparison to the southern border. >> i have explained it like a drop in the ocean. we have the ocean and they have the drop. apparently, that affects them in a great way we should give them compassion

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today in the bay's marianne favro is here with a closer look at what it would do. >> the senate vice president is voting in the affirmative, and what it is agreed to. >> reporter: president biden's reduction inflation act. it would reduce carbon emissions by 40% in by 2030. the bay area chairman of the sustainability act applauds the bill. >> i am beyond excited and thrilled to see the action coming out of the federal government. we have waited a long time for this, and so many advocate and legislatures have worked so hard to get to this point. it is going to make a big impact. >> reporter: but is this emissions reduction goal achievable? >> it is going to depend how fast the changes can be implemented and how cooperative the businesses and the public are in accepting and dealing with them. the electric car benefits alone can make great changes to the effect that people are willing to purchase the car and get the government subsidy return. >> the bill takes the steps to return the methane gas, and provides the domestic manufacturing of solar panels and wind turbines and also to produ

. >> carley: mayor adam seemingly turns a blind eye, marianne rafferty joins us with more, marianne.rable neighborhood known for upscale restaurants has become a 24-hour drug den. the majority selling openly and users shooting meth all hours of the day and night. in the chelsea neighborhood. the president is on edge and saying it is getting worse. >> i come home tween four and five in the morning and they would be on my front stoop and i was horrified appeared they were doing drugs, tweaking, shooting up in their toes. >> i tried to take someone away who was on my car. this person pulled a knife on me. >> parents are outraged as children had to wade through filth and drug use are set up in front of a school and now they are begging new york city leaders for help asking eric adams to focus on cleaning up ramp at the crime and less time fighting with texas governor greg abbott over the busloads of illegal migrants arriving in the city. "the new york post" op-ed saying, "adams might want a few political points among dems for accusing of lacking compassion but ultimately his political fu

kicking things off, the san jose jazz summerfest, as nbc bay area's marianne favro reports, this year's event isn't skipping a beat . >> reporter: you can see downtown san jose is a bustling tonight. an estimated 5000 people attended the festival, bringing a much-needed boost to downtown businesses hit hard by the pandemic. the silence of the pandemic, broken with solos and saxophones. >> we are back at full strength now. >> reporter: no longer limited by covid restrictions, the san jose jazz summerfest is cranking up the volume with jazz, blues, and so much more. kevin sunken, coming to the festival every year for nearly a decade. he's happy to see, this year, the event is making a big comeback. >> they have more stages than last year. you know, it's real fun over here. that music. i like charlie wilson. >> reporter: 20,000 visitors are expected to enjoy the world- class musicians during the festival's three-day run. 12 stages, coming alive, launching a new stage for downtown businesses, including here, and medi-cal restaurant. >> it is busy all around. i would say, increase is maybe 2

nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: i just spoke with the daughter of the resident that died. she told me her mother was 94 years old, and she had lived here at atria park since 2020. right now, san mateo police detectives are inside the facility conducting interviews. while police are not commenting, sources with direct knowledge of the investigation tell us san mateo fire crews were called to the facility on saturday and transported two residents to peninsula hospital in burlingame. one woman later died. another resident is in critical condition, and a third was taken to a different hospital. atria is a large facility described online as having 135 various apartments spread across three floors. a source close to the investigation says this may be a case where someone thought they were pouring some kind of juice for the residents, but instead ended up giving some of the residents some kind of poisonous liquid to all three. now, we went to atria park to talk to the director, but we were told she was not available. we reached out to

july. indeed, i have to agree very strongly with marianne's last point there. i think to me and to many other journalists and palestine, perhaps the killing of cities was a very sobering moment. that reminded us that regardless, no matter who you are, how senior or, or a great a for journalist you are, you might be the most famous face on tv. but still, there's really occupation to really is really parts of resume to the really colonial violence. you're a palestinian, no matter what you define yourself, no matter what your job your duty is. this is something that old journalist and paula same duty allows them to think of very strongly when there is a crack down when there is violence against palestinians. and the journalist is going to report the journalist will always feel that no matter what in the neck of the moment, the person is going to be a palace in, in to the soldier to the rifle. doesn't matter what vest you're wearing. i see this in jerusalem, i see the west bank. you cannot distinguish between between a journalist and palestinian. you had a target a

nbc bay area's marianne favro is live with these new developments and what they're now saying may have happened. >> reporter: yes. atria park just issued a statement confirming that three residents here apparently were served some kind of dish washing liquid instead of juice. now, we've learned that a 94-year-old woman was rushed to the hospital saturday where she later died. two other residents, who also drank the liquid, remain hospitalized. including one who is in critical condition. in a statement tonight, atria park said, when this occurred, our staff immediately contacted authorities, and the residents were transported to the hospital for evaluation and treatment. we are conducting our own internal investigation, and the employees involved have been suspended until this investigation concludes. we will continue working with the police and department of social services to fully review and assess the incident, after which we will take additional actions as needed. today we spotted san mateo police detectives at the facility, conducting interviews. atria san mateo is a large facilit

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> trump republicans win tonight.rprise in the wyoming primary this evening. republican congresswoman liz cheney lost her bid to keep her seat in the house of representatives. trump-backed candidate harriet hagerman, the projected winner, with more than 65% of the vote cheney has conceded. former president trump had at it in for cheney ever since she ported to up and in p chamfered in alaska tonight, the polls closed two hours ago. the results of this coming in with the top four vote getters in the senate race moving on to the general election in november., senator lisa murkowski is one of them. another gop candidate, each with 42% of the book right now. so, they will all events to move member. markowski, one of seven republican senators who voted to convict trump over the capital riot. liz cheney speaks excessively here on nbc on "the today show." cast that interview beginning at 7:00 a.m., right after our 6:00 a.m. newscast. >>> will many college students are missing up summer vacations, two stanford students will s

here is nbc bay area's marianne favro. >> reporter: this is one of several wildland fire engines. it went out early this morning to investigate reports of lightning strikes in both san mateo and santa cruz counties. it started with a flash. then flames began speeding through the steep terrain, burning more than 900 homes in santa cruz county alone. >> i have friends lost their houses. >> reporter: it was two years ago yesterday. more than 100 lightning strikes in remote areas of the santa cruz and san mateo county mountains sparked the massive czu wildfire. and the threat of a repeat looms large today, which is why cal fire crews rushed to respond to several reports of lightning strikes this morning. they were detected by fire surveillance cameras, special weather apps, and phone calls from people in the area. >> we had a few strikes in the area of kings mountain in san mateo county. and we had a few strikes in the far area of crystal springs reservoir area right there. and then in santa cruz county, we had a few large groups of strikes above the landfall near dimeo lane. >> repor

in san jose, marianne favreau, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, marianne. >>> breaking news that we just learned about. coming out of berkeley right now, we are hearing that police are responding to reports of a possible armed suspect. details at this point are very sketchy. you are looking at the scene from sky ranger. police are telling people to stay out of the area. there is potentially an armed man in that area. actually, you can even see some officers combing that backyard right now. this is near channing and curtis avenue. police officers are looking for someone. they don't exactly know the nature of why they are looking for him. or what could have been involved in this, but we are going to continue to follow this and as soon as we get more details, we will of course bring those to you. let's talk about the fire, the death toll, in the city fire is writing. that fire, burning in the national forest right near the oregon border. started friday afternoon, it is now within 56,000 acres burned with no containment. on sunday, county sheriff's found the remains of two bodie

as marianne was saying, there's been a vibe shift in favor of the democrats. in so many ways this bill they feel like fell out of the sky thanks to joe manchin suddenly reversing himself. it feels like this thing they didn't expect. then you have gas prices coming down, the economic news you mentioned, the foreign policy news you mentioned, just after at least a year where it seemed like they just could not catch a break, even on stuff that they sort of had nothing to do with. the kansas vote, the good political news, where a few weeks ago the democrats were so depressed about roe v. wade being overturned and the inaction on climate, it seems like we're in a completely different world. bernie sanders complaining about this on the floor of the senate arg arguably shows credibility on the rule. joe manchin tore pee code the democrats in the last year. if you're a democrat in a red state, you want bernie sanders saying this is a terrible bill. it falls short of the $6 trillion. it helps you make the case to moderate voters. >> also, you see the delicate nature of

. >> i am marianne raffety, now back to "life, liberty and levin."i is celebrated for going to taiwan, you have to give her some credit, she went against joe biden who is really a limp noodle with our enemies, why did she do that. >> i believe two reasons from 1990s on nancy pelosi of a human rights activist against china, almost arrested in tiananmen square in 1991, a good friend of the dalai lama. there is a more cynical reason, that republicans have been captured national sentiment on china as a threat, you get polls coming back 80% of public thinks that, democrats were positioned poorly, they seemed to be helping china, apoll apologizing for china, i think nancy pelosi and her team recognized this. in many ways this performance in taiwan saying we democrats are tough on china too, if she comes back and cooperates with republican initiatives that will be a good thing. i would be impressed but if she gives a cold shoulder to everyone that republicans' to do, then we'll have stye say it was a hypocritical trip. mark: congress seems distractive under

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. >> todd: live from los angeles with details on this very high profile case, marianne. >> a complaintw tales about paul pelosi's dui arrest and that includes he flashed a police courtesy card and blew a stop sign and crashed his porsche into a gp or the county attorney says, "he is to be arraigned on child don't make charges of the district attorney's office based on an automobile collision and driving under the influence arrests may 2022." here is what we have learned about those charges come up close he had blood alcohol level 0.08% and officer say he reeked of alcohol, red, glassy eyes and slurring his speech with damaging street signs during the crash, which totaled his car. the police that he had a drug of some kind in his system. the driver of the jeep was also injured suffering right arm, shoulder and makes the case much more serious and a possible felony. >> when you and i spoke about this case, we thought it was a fender bender but there were serious injuries and headaches too. this guy has ongoing headaches and can't lift anything with his right arm. a dui with serious visib

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marianne rafferty live. >> a second bus of illegal immigrants arrived in new york and now you're adamsg them. >> this is horrific and you think about what the governor is doing, the governor of texas after months traveling across the border and they sit on the bus with no direction to come here to new york. >> ashley: and while texas deals with thousands of illegal crossings daily, mayor adams is hoping for federal help to deal with a small busload. he tweets "governor abbott using political pawns for a major crisis. we need help with money, technical assistance and more. blaming the crime in his city for recent migrants choosing not to come saying "we were led to believe about 40 people should have been on that bus but only 14 got off because of the fear that something was going to happen to them if they came to this location. people got off earlier" meanwhile, sending more buses north until this border security measures were put back in place. >> building the wall, remain in mexico policy, the 42 policy as well as ending catch and release. all of those things, biden admitted and we h

ah, hello, i'm marianne demise in london with a quick look at our main stories. now we begin with kenya, where the veteran physician need a ride or a dangerous all the supreme court, the petition challenging the results of this month's presidential election. dingo was narrowly defeated use now alleging electro fraud and says a new vote should be ordered. went reports from nairobi, everything or any supposed to when kenya to pin code, just before the deadline for challenging the election results. submitted dozens of book to the documents as evidence. long with his petition. it asks the court to nullify the election outcome on several grounds. they are forgery of election documents. there was interference with the integrity of the technology that was used in the elections. there was also folks you cation of results, which uploaded into the networks that operated by the electric commission. kenyon voted an election 2 weeks ago, right? everything has run for president 4 times before meeting the opposition. this time he had the backing of his historical rival, outgoin

back to you guys. >> todd: marianne rafferty kicking this office morning. the republican in new york city councilman, joe, your reaction to the results last night. >> i think it was ultimately a good day for ron desantis, donald trump indoor seas and federal and local levels all in one. i think here in new york we solved the socialist aligned candidates take a backseat and take a loss i think people are following the patrick maloney and they might not know that one of the architects of bail reform law. she is by all accounts a socialist who is in my opinion bad for the state so the taxpayers might win in that respect. >> carley: one of the key bellwether races was a special election that took place in the hudson valley between democrat pat ryan and republican mark mullen or. we are talking about new york but the republicans thought they could flip this seat and the democrats wound up winning. politico painted it this way, trump candidates are chopping up wins but facing democrat appear to have eased purity new york special election seen at the best midterm

cox and ed's sister, marianne.ricia received her china, the blue tree pattern by lyness, her silver, eloquence from greenfield massachusetts, and her crystal, a cut glass pattern. prior to mrs. agnes party and informal shar was held on may 26. tricia wasn't the first white house bride-to-be to have a shower given in her honor by a member of the washington women's press corps. helen thomas was hostess of the party at which mrs. nixon, julie, and ed's mother were honored yet. other guests included members of mrs. nixon staff and women reporters. one of tricia is gifts from a lady of the press. to be an expression of sympathy for tricia and ed's desire for anonymity. to the movement of all, tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william rogers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps in honor of tricia and it. dean of the diplomatic corps led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was unable to be there

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marianne rafferty reports from los angeles. >> good morning, todd and ashley.migrants, secretary alejandro mayorkas and equal paths text size after blasted greg abbott with san antonio express news and essentially blaming him for taking border security in his own hands by enlisting help from texas department of public safety and national guard soldiers. alejandra mayo chris sank when we work with dps and in coordination with dps they were providing assistance to us and working in a do not collaborate with us, it can actually wreak havoc. governor abbott placing the blame on the biden administration and policies that invite illegal crossings. >> the only reason why we have all these people coming across the border is because the president biden's open border policies. we have the sense of lawlessness in part because they have embedded the rule of law and only sanctuary city status but defund the police attitude. we see that interestingly. >> some of the lawlessness involves human trafficking, human smugglers on a dark and disturbing atrocities being carried out

marianne: totally relate to that. it's like a double personality kind of thing. ♪ ♪ >> new developments, first lady jill biden left isolation after testing negative for covid. the first lady isolated for five days and received negative results for two consecutive tests. she joined president biden today in delaware. the first lady tested positive on monday while she and the president or vacationing in south carolina. it is the first time she has had covid. a horror movie convention promoter is assisting after gary busey was charged with sex offenses. police say the charges involve contact and touching. monster mania officials contacted the police to file a report and removed a celebrity guest from the convention. tom brady's return to the tampa bay buccaneers is eminent. super bowl champion and quarterback will join the bucs in the coming days. as abc news reporter explains no one knows exactly why brady missed the teams last two preseason games. >> the tampa bay buccaneers are 0-2 this season and so far, no tom brady.

marianne rafferty fox news is ktvu fox two news at five starts now.ing at five and alarming wake up call when bullets start flying right into an east bay home, striking a woman as she slept in a sense of security has now been shattered. good evening , everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. we start this evening with our crime reporter henry lee. he visited the neighborhood where this happened and joins us now, with the latest on the investigation and how that victim is doing tonight, henry. michael julie. the victims a grandmother, who was just sleeping in her home early this morning, when she was hit by gunfire from outside. a woman in her sixties, was asleep at home in oakland's little saigon neighborhood when gunshots rang out early wednesday morning. the grandmother was hit by numerous stray bullets in her house, just basically sleeping in the comfort and security of our own house. getting shot. that is just mind boggling. it happened about five in the morning near the corner of east 12th street and 10th avenue. stewart chen, president of t