i'm the state director for marianne williamson. but it is my pleasure to introduce to you today our first african-american on the city council here in portsmouth, our first african-american assistant mayor in the state of new hampshire and as a puerto rican, i can't tell you how proud i am of these achievements. and of course, five years as a small business owner here at cup of joe. granite stater native. please welcome assistant mayor kelly. [applause] mayor kelly: thank you. thank you. thank you, everyone, so much for being here. it is an honor to have you all here as we -- as a small business owner, we -- at cup of joe we're celebrating our fifth anniversary here today. so we're so excited to have survived the pandemic that we know affected so many people but a little bit about this space for those that haven't been here. it is to create a fully increwsive environment for everyone. to really create a location that was a community corrector. and one of the privileges i have now because of that i am allowed and can host wonderful

marianne contacted the police.r, there, according to her , they refused to initiate a criminal case and this is allegedly due to the fact that her ex-husband viktor ryabinin, an active employee, works as an assistant on duty at the factory police department, my statement. hmm, they went to the abandoned ones and started telling me to think about the children. yes, they won’t get a job if you involve him, as follows from the documents that mariana provided to our program , the prosecutor’s office has already recognized the police decision as illegal and forced the law enforcement officers to start checking the complaint again ryabinina, moore, in fact, did not agree with the results of the check for inaction of officials to satisfy the footage with mariana's confessions , the investigators are carefully studying. in connection with the great public outcry, in order to clarify the circumstance through an investigative process, the investigative bodies of the investigative committee of the russian federation for the r

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marianne rafferty has the latest. marianne. >> marianne: prosecution laid out their case against alex murdaugh describing the likely time moments of maggie and paul murdaugh. >> maggie sees what happens and comes running to her baby, last thing on her mind thinking he had done this. running to her baby and he's picked up the blackout and opens fire at close range. the pressures on this man were unbearable and they were all reaching a crescendo the day his wife and son were murdered by him. >> marianne: on wednesday the jurors toured the murdaugh property where maggie and paul murdaugh were killed and went inside the family home. there was a bullet hole. murdaugh says their home was far enough frothe kennel that someo may not hear gunshots. >> right now 10 jurors have made up their mind, even 11 and maybe one is on the fence. >> marianne: in less than two years, the case has gone from shocking murders to reports alex murdaugh's wife and son were shot, a not guilty plea and high-profile trial beginning on january 23rd w

thanks, marianne williamson.sident himself. i want to go to jacqui heinrich at the white house and how they're preparing for this. they seem to be dismissing her. i don't know if that could you come at their own peril what are you hear something. >> they're not really weighing in one way or the other. it's not on their radar, which as the incumbent president, you can expect that to be their position. but start embracing this stuff. a lot of what marianne williamson said makes biden sound almost conservative in comparison. that could potentially help him with an electorate that has accused him of being too far to the left. you know, they've made the point often that if voters were as progressive as the base wants buy ten -- biden to be, you'd have bernie sanders in the white house. maybe they should react. >> neil: has moved further left. is there a threat that that hangs on him? >> it's interesting. you can see them making this late turn to the middle with willow. we'll see if they do something with the border. w

in marianne rafferty live in los angeles. people are dead and an unknown number of others are injured and trapped after a powerful tornado tore through rural mississippi. the worst of the destruction is reportedly northeast of jackson in the rural towns of silver city, rolling fork and ameri. the violent storm moved across several southern states, prompting authorities to warn people in its path that they were in a quote, life threatening situation. the national weather service even issued an alert that didn't mince words exclaiming quote to protect your life. take cover now, former mayor of rolling fork told a local television station that the tornado blew the windows out of the back of his home and the sharkey county sheriff's office reporting gas leaks and people trapped in piles of rubble. mississippi governor tate reeves, saying in a twitter post that search and rescue teams are active right now, and that more ambulances and emergency crews are being sent to those in affected areas . the governor also said quote many in

. >> todd: marianne has the latest, marianne. >> marianne: a manhunt is underway. jose garcia is wanted for the shooting death of two americans. mexico announced a $2.5 million bounty on garcia. he has been operating in matamoros since 2014. four people were kidnapped on friday, broub and woodward were found dead. ge's family describing her family's shock. >> did that worry you? >> it did not worry me, i'm thinking everything should be okay. >> marianne: this brazen, broad daylight shooting of americans has lawmakers calling for increased border security. rick scott says biden's botched border policy have criminalized cartels over american safety. bad guys around the world know biden is a weak appeaser with open border policies. a senate bill will designate cartels as terrorists, a move the biden administration is not supporting. >> would not grant this, does not have authority we have at this time. the united states has powerful sanctions and authorities designate to combat narcotics trafficking organizations we don't believe this will grant additional authority.

. >> democratic presidential candidate and author marianne williamson met with voters in new hampshire part of the first trip to the state since declaring she's running in the 2024 presidential race. >> good afternoon everybody, thank you for being here i am the director for marianne williamson president. [inaudible] >> it's my pleasuree to introdue to you today our first african-american city council, the first african-american assistant mayor in new hampshire and puerto rican i can tell you how proud i am of his achievements and of course five years of a small business owner the cup of joe and a native for a better new hampshire for all of us these welcome assisted mayor joanna kelly. >> thank you, thank you, everyone for being here it is an honor to have you here, we act cup of joe are celebrating our fifth every three here today so were so excited and it affected so many people. a little bit about the space michael creating cup of joe was an inclusive environment for everyone and to create a location with a beaded connector and one of the privileges i now have because i'm allowed a

marianne, your thoughts on this?it, they're not thinking anything like that. we can't keep doing this. its got to stop. >> that's the whole thing. you took the movie out and they added the disney plus lineup. they taken and changed splash mountain and the song is gone. i want to play some of the responses of this. mary doust says the song has no racial implications at all. it is a happy song. that was the name i was looking for, james baskets. he won academy award for best actor.actor. it is a good point because this movie has been shelved and it is a good point on that. >> song of the south takes place after e man e - >> i am most concerned of what disney proactively putting into kids' content right now, transgender theme, that's my biggest concern is. canceling beautiful songs is a problem, too. concerns of the future. >> lyla and marianne, jonathan a aand kevin. thank you for watching america's late news. i am trace gallagher, we'll see you right back here. the replacement you can trust, it's great that service on

marianne is live with more. >> reporter: good evening. actress gwyneth paltrow testified on friday recounting that 2016 ski accident with the 76-year-old terry sanderson says he suffers serious injuries. >> you said, you skied directly in to my ef f'ing back at the top of your lungs. >> yes, i did. i apologize for my bad language. p>> his daughter testifying sanderson was not the same after the incident, describing him as confused and angry. the case devolving into a he said, she said case with paltrow saying sanderson crashed into her and counter suing the doctor for one dollar and lawyer fees. >> it seems like you had a difficult life. i didn't cause the accident. >> now, the rules of the slopes that the ski downhill has the right of way. that'll be revealed by upcoming witnesses. sanderson's ski instructor and paltrow's two teen children are expected to testify next week. >> she seems pretty credible in the stand today. that's in her favor. marianne, thank you. >> she said, i think you skied into me. >> yes. >> that was when you were f

it is the end of day, my friends and we got one bottle of wine, marianne got hers.nd good bourbon. we have barbara donovan who says photos of my family at special occasion. that's the interesting thing, as i was talking to my wife today, the first thing she says was we got to have pictures of the kids and photos and i said what about the scotch and other stuff. yeah, wi can throw a bottle of scotch in there. you need matches and water and you need a little bit of food, 72 hours or a charcuterie. probably best to go with the wine and you will need some kind of water filtration system. lastly, the usual close, whatnot and a bottle of tabasco. bill keitting, ten seconds if you want to wrap us up? >> it was a spectacular launch and everything is going well. right now they are on cruise control and the rocket landed on the drone ship about east of south carolina. love it so far. >> love it. phil, jonathan, marianne, thank you for watching america's "late news," fox news at night, i am trace gallagher, what's in your bag? we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. , po

marianne joins us from san jose. it is getting old to be without power marianne.>> you are absolutely right, certainly the power outages are not good for business, in fact most of the businesses here in the strip mall on stevens creek boulevard in san jose have been closed the entire day. if you take a look at this, it's his classes are due -- canceled due to loss of power and we saw a lot of disappointed young jim gymnasts come here. and a lot of homeowners are bracing for another night of cold without heat. >> reporter: when this huge eucalyptus tree slams into fred saratoga home, he said the sun was deafening.>> the tree filmy power line, turning out the lights for his entire neighborhood yesterday, he's been told the powers unexpected to be restored until tomorrow night.>> and in san jose, near moorpark avenue, entire neighborhoods have been in the dark for 24 hours, and able to borrow a generator and space heater -- space heaters.>> my mom is 98, we have a caregiver for her here, it's concerning to me because it

todd, ashley. >> todd: all right, marianne thank you. let's bring in dan.u as always. what do you think? did the jurors get anything from the visit to the crime scene? >> i think the big take away will be the distance from the kennels to the house. because it really helps the prosecution on the timeline, which i think has really been the focus of the jury to convict this individual. let's not forget at first he said he was sleeping and he had nothing to do with the dog kennels. he got in a car and went to see his mom. but little did he know, his son paul has a video of him at eight: 44, minutes before the murder. now when he comes forward in this testimony, he says he took a golf cart from the house to the dog kennel. it takes about 2 minutes, 3 minutes in a golf cart. that distance is critical to the timeline really putting him at the crime scene at the time of the merger. i think that is the biggest takeaway as well as the emotion of being at a crime scene where two people were brutally killed. >> ashley: you know, david to come it is my understanding tha

marianne? the mother and daughter were working in this crosswalk on leigh avenue and blossom hill road last night when they were hit bay car. i just spoke with the 11-year-old girl. she tells me she is devastated that her mother was killed, and she also showed me her injuries to both her chin and her ankle. she says she was walking her bike at the time and wearing a helmet. and she believes that that bike helmet may have prevented her from being more seriously hurt. today there are flowers where a 45-year-old los gatos mom was killed on blossom hill road. the coroner's office has identified her as limin cao. she was walking her dog and her 11-year-old daughter was pushing her bike across the crosswalk on blossom hill road, just before 7:00 last night. and a blue-green honda sedan hit them. police believes the driver ran a red light. >> walking in the crosswalk, had the legal right of way. they were doing exactly the right thing. the dr

. >> todd: marianne rafferty has more. >> marianne: accused of abducting four americans and killing two of them. garcia is wanted for the shooting death of two americans. mexico announced a bounty on garcia, who is the leader operating in matamoros since 2015. four individuals were kidnapped on friday, brown and woodward were later found dead. ge's cousin describing her family's shock at what happened to her? >> the thought of her coming over here, did that worry you at all at any point? >> it didn't worry me, i'm thinking everything should be okay. >> marianne: this brazen broad daylight shooting has lawmakers calling for justice and increased border security. rick scott saying biden's botched border policy. dictators, cartels and bad guys know biden is a weak appeaser with open-border policies. a bill introduced to designate mexican cartels as terrorist organizations, a move the white house is not supporting, saying it will not prevent cartel violence. >> it would not grant us additional authority we don't have at this time, the united states has powerful sanctions to combat trafficki

according to marianne , her husband abused her and the children for 5 years last december.ally ended their relationship. however, according to her , the man did not leave the family alone, everything began. uh, in a light degree of jolts, the further we lived. the longer the situation worsened and he became more and more violent. after another scandal, the man allegedly took valuable things out of the house. mariana contacted the police. however, there, according to her , they refused to initiate a criminal case and this is allegedly due to the fact that her ex-husband viktor ryabinin, an active employee, works as an assistant on duty at the factory police department. my statements. mm, they went to the abandoned ones and started telling me to think about the children. yes, they won’t get a job if you involve him, as follows from the documents that mariana provided to our program , the prosecutor’s office already recognized the police decision as illegal and forced the law enforcement officers to start checking the complaint of ryabinina again, moore, in fact, does not agre

marianne is live with us onset. >> this case is at the center of abortion debate right now. today, the u.s. judge matthew heard arguments for the lawsuit challenging the abortion drug which had been widely used for the last 20 years. the fda inappropriately fast tracked if drug's approval and it is not safe. the defense which includes biden administration's attorneys say the plaintiff lacks merits and they aroover are over stepp putting in a national ban. the use of the drug could be described by telemedicine and sent through the mail. something critics say giving the case an unfair advantage. the judge is under fire trying to reduce press coverage and citing threats made to the court. whoever loses will have the opportunity to appeal to the fifth circuit court of new orleans. if that does not resolved, we could see this head all the way to supreme court. >> yeah, marianne, thank you. >>> we are losing thousands to the spike of fentanyl. now, there is an increase fear for parents as college students around the country going on spring break. dr. mark seagal warren quoting her

marianne. >> marianne: website is targeting officers after names and information were released of thousandsf officers on a website called watch the watchers.net. chief michael moore -- gross negligence. private addresses were not included, commissioners and la protective league expressed concern saying the material put police officers across the city in danger. a statement reads, what we find ironic, the department did redact the name and photographs of officers engaged in officer misconduct, did not redact the names of officers working sensitive assignments. this site just went up a day or two ago and puts a bounty on our officers. we have cease and desist demands. the group tweeting excitement for exposing the sensitive information using killer caught 1984. we have published 9000 names and headshots of lapd officers. let the games begin. payback time. an organizer defended this saying all information leaked is public information. >> todd: horrible story. a michigan man charged with fourth murder while out on bond for allegedly killing three other people. jonathan welch was arrested for to

will, rachel, pete. >> thank you, marianne. there have been several levels of criticism for the administration when it comes to train derailments. there's been 19 p train derailments since december of 2022. there's a ton of derailments in this country. the question is, how much is being exacerbated by incompetence at the highest levels of not just corporate america but governmental agencies like the depa departmef transportation led by pete buttigieg. not just competence, but em pa empathy. there was krist civil after pete buttigieg didn't show up in east palestine, ohio. buttigieg just commented to cnn. >> he said as for any suggestion from trump or supporters that the former president's trip to east palestine pressured him to go, that's bull you know what. buttigieg said. we were already going to go. you know, both the white house and buttigieg immediately called governor dewine in ohio after the most recent train he derailment which thankfully as marianne said likely does not include toxic chemicals, like one of the many oth

. >> with the race for 2024 heating up, jon karl speaks with marianne williamson. rick klein breaks down the state of play. plus, analysis from our powerhouse round table. >>> and -- >> should this be a partisan issue, equality for all people? >> certainly there should be nothing partisan about that. >> a century after the equal rights amendment was first introduced, rachel scott reports on the latest effort to enshrine gender equality in the constitution. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this morning, ohio is dealing with another train derailment. 20 cars of southern norfolk -- of a noh norfolk southern train derailed. pete buttigieg ha been in touch with ohio's governor. a shelter in place has now been lifted and officials say no hazardous spill has occurred. it comes amid a flurry of transit scares and east palestine's handling of the toxic derailment, and multiple serious close calls that have raised questions about aviation safety. ohio's sherrod brown is standing by, but gio benitez starts us off. good morning, gio. >> repor

marianne: welcome to fox news live. i'm marianne rafferty.at least five people are confirmed dead in kentucky after powerful storms struck the straight. hundreds of thousands people are left without power. several states in the northwest and northeast are also digging out from heavy snowfalls. happening next week a new house sub committee investigating the coronavirus origins is kick off hearings after two federal agencies came forward supporting the theerpies that the virus could have come from a lab in wuhan, china. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "unfiltered." dan: i have been hearing from a lot of people about this idea of a national divorce. bluff states isolat ice -- you , blue states. america is divide what should we do about it? >> we need a national divorce. we need to separate by red states and blue states. >> this seems like a severe solution to a temporary problem. dan: here is how this started. georgia congressman marjorie taylor greene was called crazy after she sparked the national debate. she she said she wasn't talk about

there it was when asked about the progressive woman, marianne williamson and her 2024 presidential bidkarine jean pierre decided to well in leftist circles. i believe they call this other ring. i mean, if i had a what is it called? a little little globe here. first of all that. i can tell you, but i can't imagine a paul whatever if i can feel her aura. i just i just don't have it. i just don't have anything to share on that. oh i found that truly disgusting. actually who the hell is this ridiculous laughing stock of a press secretary to patronize and sneer at marianne williamson. marianne williamson has more integrity, more principal and an infinitely more substantive contribution to make to our politics. korean korean jean pierre will ever have much more up ahead. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. so bernie's been out

marianne favro has a look. >> reporter: huge trees came crashing down, taking out power lines and for some here on thompson road, this is day nine without power. tonight, a scare for dozens of people living in the santa cruz mountains as pg&e was reenergizing power lines one sparked causing a small fire. >> we had the fire. we couldn't call the fire services. >> reporter: eric almont couldn't call 911 because he has no power. his phone service is out and cell service is spotty. he and his family live on thompson road. and are on day eight without power. >> we have to throw everything away that was in the fridge. >> reporter: gabriella learner has two small children and has gone longer. >> we have gone nine days without power. at night we have to wrap up the babies. we are going to town to go get gasoline every day to fill up the generators. and it is a lot. it's a lot to deal with. >> reporter: downed trees have made it difficult for pg&e crews to gain access to make repairs. the recent storms also caused significant damage to roads. washing some sections out. which is why tonight the

marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> 4:39 this morning. and ahead here on "today in the bay," one bay area tech giant is getting ready to announce additional cuts. the teams reportedly said to be effected. >>> 56 degrees in san jose, calm and dry. but we've got a big system moving in, especially later tonight, that's going to bring heavy impacts and lots of rain. we'll guide you through all of that in a few minutes. >>> some areas are a little damp on the roadways, a little standing water at the richmond side of the bridge to san rafael but no problems. we do have remnants of the rain that happened and we're going to consider that. we'll talk about what's happening on the peninsula coming up. first let's talk about business. >>> good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open slightly lower to mixed after u.s. regulators take steps to avert a potential banking crisis following the collapse of silicon valley bank last week. the government also shutting down new york-based signature bank that's a big lender to the crypt

marianne? >> it has been a bit of a roller coaster ride. first today on face the nation, secretary said there will be no federal bailouts for the collapsed bank. they would bank safe deposit's. depositors will have access to all their money starting monday, march 13. no losses associated with the resolution of silicon valley bank will be borne by the taxpayer. we talked with a venture capitalist about the latest announcement. >> that is going to be extremely common for the valley. common for any company that banks with this being. any lender who lent to them -- >> silicon valley bank is deeply connected with technology startups and venture capitol. experts say at collapsed because of the downturn of technology and the federal reserve interest rates hikes. this all comes as the treasury, federal reserve and fdic shutdown another bank, a signature bank in new york. regulators are calling that think a systemic risk. today regulators announced depositors will have full access to their deposits. marianne favreau. nbc bay area news. >>> president

there it was when asked about the progressive woman, marianne williamson and her 2024 presidential bidrine jean pierre decided to well in leftist circles. i believe they call this other ring. i mean, if i had a what is it called? a little little globe here. first of all that. i can tell you, but i can't imagine a paul whatever if i can feel her aura. i just i just don't have it. i just don't have anything to share on that. oh i found that truly disgusting. actually who the hell is this ridiculous laughing stock of a press secretary to patronize and sneer at marianne williamson. marianne williamson has more integrity, more principal and an infinitely more substantive contribution to make to our politics. korean korean jean pierre will ever have much more up ahead. i'm a screen addicted, tween. and if i'm not posting on social media, i don't feel seen a mom. look, mom. oh my god. mom you gotta look at this. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with driveways post about that ring. no cheese. no, thank you blocked me stop. that was awesome. hey, what's your adult tag? you dr wise from

>> marianne williamson, very unlikely to become the democratic nominee or the next president.he fact she's in the race now when even president biden himself is not, gives her an opportunity to make a case to democratic voters in key states that might be looking for another option. listening to her announcement speech yesterday at an interview with jon that we'll see later this morning, she's talking about economic justice. she's talking about bernie sanders-style progressivism, and there's a good church of democrats in the country that are for whatever reason disaffected with what the biden presidency has meant so far. the fact they may have an alternative in marianne williamson and potentially others, i wouldn't discount the possibility that it would at least make some noise. >> things definitely starting to heat up. rick, thank you so much. appreciate you as always. >>> and tune in later this morning to "this week." george stephanopoulos interviews senator sherrod brown of ohio and senator dan sullivan act the toxic cleanup in east palestine, and a new bipartisan rail safety

nbc bay area's marianne favro has more from the santa cruz mountains. >> reporter: can you see this huge tree came crashing down, and this is the primary reason why there are so many power outages here in the santa cruz mountains. we talked with one woman today who has been without power for six days, and she's worried it won't be restored before the weekend. >> this is our little generator. >> reporter: sandy parker is relying on generators to keep the lights on in her home. >> it's getting old. usuallyque do one to three days, and then, you know, it's back on. and now it's like, oh. it's day six. and so it just gets old. we have to run downtown and get gas for the generator. >> reporter: challenge, she has no heat. and when she tries to turn on the sink, she gets nothing. the same with her shower. >> there's no running water. we do wells up here on the mountain. so everybody's on a well. and there alexander when no electricity, you have no well pump. >> reporter: which mean as daily drive to los gatos. >> we go to friends' houses and the gym. >> reporter: other customers have gone days

marianne joins us with the latest. marianne. >> marianne: all three of the kansas city police officers who were shot are expected to make a full recovery. the officers were executing a search warrant and were met with gunfire. the independence police department in missouri is taking over the standoff, since kansas city police officers were affected. the police chief gave update on the condition of the officers saying three officers were struck and did return fire. they self-transported to a hospital and all three are in nonlife-threatening condition. chief graves said she was able to speak to all three officers, where a large police presence was posted outside. kansas city mayor lucas says we've been reminded too much in kansas city how dangerous police work can be. i'm praying for the officers and everyone on duty gets home to their families safely. missouri highway patrol will help handle the shooting investigation, again, it was kansas city officers involved. back to you. >> ashley: thank you. shocking murder of a h

marianne joins us with the latest. >> marianne: good morning, all three kansas city police officers who were shot are expected to make a full recovery. the officers were executing a search warrant when they were met with gunfire. a standoff is still ongoing where the shooting took place. chief graves gave an update on the officers, three officers were struck, they did return fire and self-transported to the hospital and all three are in non-life-threatening condition. chief graves spoke to all the male officers in the hospital. mayor lucas tweeted a response saying we've been reminded too much in kansas city how dangerous police work can be, praying for a full recovery for our officers injured this evening and that everyone on duty gets home safely. missouri highway patrol will handle the shooting investigation since it was kansas city officers involved. back to you. >> ashley: thank you, lori lightfoot on her way out of the mayor's office, conceding just before 10 p.m. >> todd: brooke singman live in washingto

. >> ashley: marianne rafferty joins us with the details, marianne. >> a manhunt underway after ubershot and killed in a carjacking in los angeles. he was a room marine corp. veteran who served three tours in iraq and afghanistan. according to the l.a. county sheriff's office he picked up two passengers and stopped at 7-eleven in greenwood when an altercation occurred in the passenger shot the driver in the chest. the store clerk witnessed the shooting a call the police. he was found in the parking lot. one passenger stole stole his honda accord and the other took off running. the car was found to banding in a neighborhood not far from the crime scene. the 38-year-old father of two leaves behind a grieving wife still in shock. >> i haven't told my kids. they still think that he will come through the door. it just doesn't seem real to me. he will come home soon. speak with the sun with memorial service on her boyfriend friday. leasing for statement pledging support, our hearts are with the family. with unfathomable tragedy. reached out to offer our condolences and band the account wor

. >> ashley: marianne rafferty with the details, marianne. >> startling testimony by the border chiefday the field hearing in mcallen, texas, saying the u.s. does not have control of the border. >> does ths have operational control of the entire border? >> no, sir. >> todd: you heard this senator operational control andt is the definition of operation control. >> we don't have operational control. >> no, sir. >> despite homeland security alejandro mayorkas saying just the opposite in april of last year. >> the security fence act says what? the secretary of homeland security shall take all actions the secretary that is necessary to maintain operational control of the entire international maritime borders. will you testify under oath do we have operational control, yes or no question rick >> yes, we do. >> we have operational control at the borders? >> yes we do. absent from the house field hearing on wednesday after we boycotted it. >> now, this was supposed to be a full committee, but as you can see, the democrats are not here. they decided to not show, why question rick >> well, they

. >> ashley: marianne joins us live with the latest. take down a crowd of antifa members who harassed people waiting in line for a speech by charlie kirk. new video shows the moment rioters ush ared past security and smashed windows after shouting at attendees calling them facist on the university of california davis. charlie kirk describing what happened next. agitators smashed windows outside the event. reports are some made their way into the building, pray for peace and safety for all involved. rioters painted graffiti on the side of the auditorium. one officer was injured. uc davis releasing statement, tonight's event organized by turning point, registered student organization occurred with minor incident. one officer received minor injury and two taken to jail for allegedly painting graffiti on uc davis. security planning allowed the students to successfully hold their event. here is how charlie kirk reacted last night. >> i don't know if you saw, they broke windows, the terrorists did outside, people had things thrown at them, th

marianne joins us from san jose.ld to be without power marianne.>> you are absolutely right, certainly the power outages are not good for business, in fact most of the businesses here in the strip mall on stevens creek boulevard in san jose have been closed the entire day. if you take a look at this, it's his classes are due

from here, marianne . this front gets hung up. we'll see the atmosphere recharging as we move on through the weekend temperatures south of that cold front that boundary trending tend to as much as 20 degrees above average or renewed severe weather threat. developing for the second half of the weekend across the mid south. that's something we'll be watching very closely here on fox weather and you can tune in for continuing coverage of this devastating outbreak of severe weather here on fox weather as we move on through the day today, all weekend on fox weather, mary man. hmm thanks again. fox weather meteorologist ian oliver. and again if you're just joining us, at least 10 people now confirmed dead and unknown people are believed to still be trapped under rubble. many are probably injured after a powerful twister slammed into rural mississippi. the towns of rolling fork, silver city and ameri, taking the brunt of the tornado damage, which we're told, is widespread and devastating damage at this hour. rescue crews are out trying t

marianne rafferty has all of the details live from los angeles purely good morning, marianne. >> goodashley fairfax county school thomas jefferson high school launched a campaign in 2014 to pay for educational programs but a chunk of the money raised him up chinese connected donors including the university in beijing according to a report from the group parents defending education. some of that money going to programs like college prep. last month parents of eighth graders received an email recruiting kids who might be interested in going to college but the catches it is only for black or hispanic students, those with disabilities or other great area. it does not admission to students white or asian. meanwhile, the fairfax county board of supervisors voted 8-2 to give themselves a raise. the board supervisor pat era deep voted against the reason say taxpayers can afford to fit the bill right now. the residents are struggling with inflation, struggling 50% increase in taxes in the last ten years. we have a budget that doesn't address public safety and some of the other critical positio

marianne favro, picks up the story. >> we talked with walgreens shoppers today, and many of them told us they felt the governor this gone too far by targeting the company for boycott. governor gavin newsom tweeted today california won't be doing business with @walgreens or any company that cowers to the extremists and puts women's lives at risk. we're done. today, bay area walgreens shoppers responded. >> i don't think he should intervene in people's personal and medical affairs or try to influence a business. >> should let walgreens do what they want to do. >> the governor's move comes after walgreens told 21 republicans attorneys general that it would not sell the abortion pill mifepristone in their states, including clarification for how much business the state does with the company. a spokesperson issued this statement saying california is reviewing all relationships between walgreens and the state. we will not pursue business with companies that cave to right-wing bullies, pushing their extremist agenda or companies that put politics above the health of women and girls. we also r

marianne favro spent her day driving around the bay area. have lived in the bay area for a long time now. have you seen it this windy before? >> reporter: yeah, i have lived in this area more than 25 years, and i have never seen the wind as strong as they were this afternoon. they were well over 45 miles an hour. and we're told that in some areas of the foothills, they were up to 70 miles an hour. i want to show you the type of damage that these winds did. they actually took down a 100 foot tall eucalyptus tree. and that tree came slamming down into this house in saratoga. the two people inside fortunately were not hurt. however, their home is red tagged because there is so much damage. and the diameter of that tree was about five feet long. so this is a huge tree that this took down, all because of these high winds. >> all right, marianne. you know, every time we send reporters out there, we always say stay safe because it could get dangerous, especially in these strong winds. there was a close call for you. are you and your photographer ok

have a blessed w is a fox news m marianne rafferty live in los angeles. there are reports at this hour of deaths and people trapped after a powerful tornado tore through rural mississippi. numerous people are also said to be injured and there's widespread catastrophic damage. the worst destruction is reportedly northeast of jackson in the rural towns of silver city, rolling fork and ameri. the violent storm moved across several southern states , prompting authorities to warn people in its path that they were in a life threatening situation. the national weather service even issuing an alert that didn't mince words, exclaiming quote to protect your life. take cover. now a former mayor of rolling fork told a local television station that a tornado blew the windows out of the back of his house. and the sharkey county sheriff's office reporting gas leaks and people trapped in piles of rubble, mississippi governor tate reeves saying in a twitter post that search and rescue teams are active and that more ambulances and emergency assets are being sent to those a

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> such a traged1hn4 thank you, marianne.÷v■■ >>> no to our other top story. another strong storm is bear do you think on the bay area. setting up what could be another eventful day tomorrow. this is what it looks like right now. san francisco, oakland a really nice day. we're going to start our microclimate weather coverage with jeff ranieri. how bad it is going to be? >> we're in for another round of that strong rain. also those gusty winds. you can see the storm system here in this wide view. here in this wide i wanted to set us up on. it's the counterclockwise spin right there. now the general storm track is also going to be right here across the bay lu=farea. there is not a strong atmospheric river tap with it. but again, this storm system to the north and some of that southerly moisture really going to meet up to bring us this storm system. you may be hearing the term "bomb cyclone." we've seen this on and off. this is basic intensifying storm. so by west coast standards right here in the san francisco bay area, it doe

i want to start where marianne left off. at the concept we have the cfo of silicon valley bank and the ceo of the silicone valley bago cashed out $4 million in shares before the bank went south. what did you make of it from a legal perspective? jeopardy at all? >> i think you bring up a good point. absolutely. when you look at it from a lega standpoint, you have to see tha someone had inside information. whether somebody knew that something within can happen. all of a sudden they set him in a semi- stocks because i know that the stock will go down. and that you can't do that. though serious legal ramifications. we will have to see what happen i know the story is breaking th wall street journal writes the following coding the investigations are examining stock sales that silicon valley financial officer as it made it days before the bank failed. the justice department probe involves the departments of fraud prosecutors in washington and san francisco. is there a need to pin this on somebody else a? is someone else going to ge

i come to amsterdam to meet marianne min asthmatic. she runs the agenda foundation, which aims to help the transition to a sustainable society. this is, this is there you go in professor the couple here. yeah. okay. for live. oh, local, sophia, sophie and hugo have recently made their apartment carbon neutral with help from agenda. these are in peripherals and it's like you sit behind a window and the sun shines. so it's a really comfortable heat. and all of these stages that are not necessary to we did have gas before we still have the radiators standing over there. marianne started agenda in 2007, but after several years she realised promoting solutions was not enough. the dutch government, despite being party to you in agreement to cut emissions 25 to 40 percent by the year 2020. i only made plans for 17 percent reduction. i wrote a letter to the minister and then he wrote me a letter back. we completely agreed climate change is a big problem, but we don't want to be front runner, which is really funny because at that time emissions

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> family now identifying the victims in a deadly police chase ineast bay. family members say rhiny dowell was killed when a man evading police crashed into her car. her twin sons were also inside. the family says one of them remains in critical condition &háhp &hc% the other has a broken leg along with other injuries. they've set up a gofundmepç to &■ funeral and medical expenses for that family. this all happened on thursday night in rodeo. hercules police officers were chasing a 20-year-old man from vallejo when the crash tuhappen. he took off on foot but was later arrested. the hercules police chief says he's reviewingçdthe department' high-speed chase policies. >>> new at 6:00, police are investigating a stabbing in san% jose. offics say the victim was found about two hours ago near lmaden expressway and highway 85. paramedics rushed that person to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. other details are hard to by. no word on arrest or potential suspect. >>> san francisco has been leading the waye6 in california when it comes to the ques

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> man police say was at thexi wheel during a deadlyolice chase now faces murder charges after a hit-and-run left a mother and her son dead. ralph elsworth white appeared in a contra costa court today. police say he sped off when officers tried to pull him over last weekend and then slammed into a car in rodeo, killing the driver. one of her twin sons in the car also later died of his injuries. police arrested white at a nearby liquor store that night. she now faces two crimes of murder among other crimes. white will back in court april 12. >>> how much reparations should be made and which black americans should get them? that's what a task force will debate in sacramento over the next two days. economists have estimated it would cost california more than $800 billion to compensate black residents. an annual budget of $300 billion. opponents of reparations say that money has been more than earned by the black community. >> my family and other black americans fought in every single war this country has had, from the civil war to the war