marianne: opioids.we know the predatory may haver of the pharmaceutical companies was at the heart of. this we know about the family, about purdue pharmacy, we know about the predatory behavior that had a lot to do with this. but we also know we have to take a whole systems approach to. this we need to begin to treat drugs like the health crisis that it is. we need to make it much easier for people to get treatment. but also we have to ask ourselves, why are so many people in this country so desperate? why are so many people in this country finding even living on this planet unstoned so hard. so we have to address all of these issues. it has to do with mental health. it also has to do with physical health. fortunately, we have dealt with one aspect of predatory behavior. however the problem still persists in many ways. most importantly, however, it goes back to what i said before. these are problems that hit us, but we are particularly vulnerable to these problems because we have a weakened immune syste

marianne, it is good to talk to- thank you — race. marianne, it is good to talk to. more cloud around generally, it won't be quite as cold as it was the previous night. that cloud will tend to build up, particularly across england and wales, northern ireland, maybe the odd spot of light rain here. for scotland, cloudier towards the south, but clearer skies across the northern half, and it's here once again, it's going to be cold with a widespread, pretty sharp frost as well. temperatures perhaps lower than —5 celsius in a few spots, but around 2—7 degrees further south. so, wednesday means it's going to start off cool and rather cloudy for many of us, probably the best of the sunshine in the northern half of scotland, where it'll remain cold. the odd shower here and there, maybe the odd spot of drizzle with the thick cloud towards the southwest, but a rather benign day — temperatures again in the range of 7—11 celsius. then, as we move through wednesday evening and overnight, it looks like the clouds continue to remain quite thick. some spots of rain pushing to north

and when marianne joined our office, oed came with shop and dine. very shortly thereafter, we worked on a brand refresh to modernize the look and feel and bring new energy into the campaign. and to do that, we worked with a design firm lower case production that has a long history with shop and sign in the 49 and so brought with them a lot of expertise and knowledge. and so here, you have the brand reveal and on the left is the before and the right is after. there's a new name that goes along with it. shop and sign in the 49 became shop dine sf. very simply. and that comes along with it, a new website and new social media handles. next slide. so, in regard to the name, one of the pieces of feedback that we heard consistently was that shop and dine in the 49 can feel a bit like insider lingo especially for visitors who may not know that's referring to. and in the 49 can be difficult to translate into multiple languages so for those reasons, we opt for a simple name, shop sf. we chose a rainbow color palette. it has variations by the designer and i te

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> those are promising numbers, rob. yesterday the snowpack numbers. very abundance of snowpack. >>> the reservoir was 46% of capacity. 99% now as marianne said will go to 100% probably this week. >> 46%? >> 99% today. >> startling. >> an amazing turnaround. you saw the green hills. you can't miss it. >> up in sunol it's all green. start to go see some yellow already. >> at this rate we'll stay this way until june. temperatures will be climbing a little bit higher as we head through the second half of the week. we're going to have to contend with more spring showers in the forecast. we'll time it out in a moment. right now a chilly 53 degrees in san francisco. high clouds moving in. wind speeds down from those peak gusts we saw at this time yesterday. 57 in san rafael looking at a few high clouds. that is relatively one of the warmer spots we're seeing right now and into san jose in the upper 50s. northwest wind at 15 miles per hour. clear skies tonight. dry air means more patchy frost for the morning. the tri-valley, so

marianne williamson. doug! hi lz. granderson and eliana. marianne. are you offended if somebody calls you, lady? absolutely not. absolutely not. i think what that gentleman said medford i just called the madonna was a sign of respect. when i said it was a sign of respect, i think like he said, he grew up in a time, as did i, by the way, ladies and gentlemen, as a sign of respect, i think today because of the gender issues often say ladies and gentlemen, and everyone else, you know that that is today's language. i think his having the offer rescinded because that's considered a microaggression. uh by someone is terrible. one of the things that she had said was that he didn't address her formerly with her name's instead of miss williamson, he said, and whoever her executive assistant and her name, he said, ladies, he had no idea that that was showing any less respect. i believe him because that would be true for me. i could see starting a letter if i was speaking to a couple of men saying, gentlemen this morning we should discuss any thoughts. i mean,

everybody is wondering where th money would go. >> the very same thing, marianne . thank you. coming up, here we go again the up lawmakers in california want to enforce state-mandated control in the classroom meetin parents and school boards would have no say over woke and sexually graphic material being taught. and the little mermaid used to sync up with a walk, up where they run. now she might sing up where the woke. turns out ariel is highly offensive so the lyrics and the disney classics are being rewritten to have you seen this viral video where dad takes on pack of aggressive monkeys on his own after they lunged at hi son on the beach. nobody helped that family. would you have helped ed what d you think of those who didn't let us know, twitter and instagram at trace gallagher. we will read that best response and the nightcap. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearch

marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> chp is also investigating a deadly dui crash in the east bay that happened yesterday morning in hayward on southbound 880 near winton avenue. chp says the car slammed into a flatbed tow truck. the passenger did not survive. the driver is facing dui and manslaughter charges. the tow truck driver was not hurt. >>> sonoma county leaders will consider a new crackdown on those short-term rentals like a airbnb. one would put more operation standards, including limiting guests to 12 people and establishing stricter parking rules, the other would place caps on certain neighborhoods to prevent over-saturation of rentals. it comes with a vacation rental moratorium set to expire on ma 9th. >>> oakland teachers getting closer to another possible strike that comes in the wake of what teachers call stalled contract talks. the district says it remains confident it can still reach a deal with the union. teachers are threatening to walk off the job as soon as next monday. at least two days of negotiations are already scheduled for this week. >>> bed bath & beyo

marianne favro is in san francisco with more than 100 students. >> reporter: they left their classrooms in san francisco in hopes of teaching the community a lesson about the need to prevent gun violence in schools. the students say after the latest shooting left six dead, they felt they had to take action. >> i know a few people have been in school during a school shooting. i don't feel they have experience on that. >> reporter: part of a nationwide effort with a simple goal to push for gun reform. students in mill valley held a similar walkout as in benicia and berkeley. teachers joined the students in the walkout. >> i think moving forward we're going to look for opportunities to try to influence legislation. >> reporter: students talked to us about why they were participating. they needed to work for change on their own. in san francisco, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> a way of saying thanks to people working behind the scenes for the people of oakland and encourage others to come back to the city to work. a reason for the gathering to highlight of work of city employees, des

what were the amazons marianne said to swim? one answered like that, you said, fight fight. how many people answered, and also well , most remembered, the following 17 people said to shoot a bow and 26 people said to ride a horse. the best snack for beer is croutons, of course, it's not bad what you said, you are here, i foresee a nationwide discussion. how many people said crackers? six people here, well, of course, crayfish. i'm honestly surprised. ah, here in total, 10 votes crayfish 10, well, most of all, of course, but chips no, of course, no, of course, vobla, of course, vobla and 44 points. you could get ahead, 44 points 44 people - answered. vobla what happens sleeve you said firefighter fireman and quite unexpectedly. this is the second popular answer also answered by 22 people. and 26 more said long, and 10 said short as an option, and finally, the last question, what is stored in the cellar. you they said potatoes potatoes. well i can say that the second most popular answer is wine. uh-huh this was answered by 16 peop

and marianne williamson. the problem we had over covid was there was no debates. >> brian: no campaigning. >> rachel: and no campaigning. get them all out there and see who rises to the top. >> steve: right there. was one other gigantic headline out of trump's speech last night, and this was he is apparently retiring the moniker crooked hillary. >> rachel: yes. >> steve: crooked hillary he is not going to use that anymore. come up with something else. maybe beautiful hillary or something like that. instead, he is borrowing crooked and is he now going to affix it to joe biden. so, from now on, according to the former president. it's going to be crooked joe biden. >> brian: he could do better than that, come on, please. >> steve: it's a rerun. >> rachel: it is. well the 2023 nfl draft kicked off with 21 players selected in the first round. >> brian: what an event this turned into and quite a few surprising moments. >> steve: todd piro didn't go to kansas city. i would have gone if somebody asked me. but he has

. >> put joe biden on the state with kennedy and marianne williamson and have a discussion. >> ashleyha is here next to react. first steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends," good morning. >> steve: good morning, issua. on friday, staying on top of breaking news out of central alaska. three army sergeants dead after a helicopter crash. looking ahead to 2024, two midwest mothers give pulse of the people and what they are thinking. 13 days from the end of title 42 and the embattled dhs secretary is out with a new plan. a lot like the old plan. will it stop illegal migrants from crossing the border? probably not, we'll explain what they think will work. plus, the legend joe namath, governor jim justice, ernest adams and general jack keane, plus we'll play a little football. you got to watch that, can't make it up. 11 minutes and 15 seconds from right now, "fox and friends" takes the stage. you are watching "fox and friends first" and todd and ash, back in a flashing. king's hawaiian sliders are ready. great - i invited a few more friends. . ready. ♪ thanks, mom. i

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marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> 4:39 for you this morning. apple is anticipating a big bill. ahead this morning, the new technology the bay area company is getting ready to introduce. >> plus, personalized ai. the steps google is taking to merge artificial intelligence with its search engine. stayith us. yo wu' >>> good monday morning. we're getting a look at hayward right now in our morning start, with low 50s, and it is mostly cloudy. had a couple of sprinkles here and there but overall it's going to be a cloudy day, and definitely cooler compared to yesterday. changes ahead to start out the week. we'll talk about that and a warm-up in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> look at this. the headlights westbound, your commute through dublin coming out of the altamont pass, no surprises as far as the speed sensors, but we're seeing a good amount of traffic filling the lanes. we'll track that and give you the update on the police activity reported for the peninsula. >>> first, let's check in with silvana. >> good morning. i'm silvana ha

in san francisco, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> as we mentioned it wasn't just california. students demand action organized protests from colorado to florida. one volunteer said young people are fed up and deserve to go to school without fear of gun violence. over 300 schools joined the protest today. >>> keep your eyes on the road. that is the message leaders in santa clara county are trying to spread. april is distracted driving awareness month nationwide. bob johnson spoke at a news conference today outside his office. he said the state has made great strides against distracted driving because of the laws banning phone use and warned this month law enforcement would be extra aggressive in enforcing these policies. >> so you are being somewhat put on notice to be aware and not surprised if you get pulled over while talking on your phone or utilizing your cell phone during the month of april. and maybe even in the month of august, that can happen as well. >> studies show 13% of car crashes in the u.s. are because of drivers who are distracted by their cell phones. >>> this

. >> marianne, how common are these wrong-way crashes? what are chp officers telling you? >> reporter: it's actually extremely rare. chp officers say it's very unusual to have so many wrong-way drivers and crashes in just such a short period just over one weekend. in fact, they tell me of all the fatal crashes in this region, only 1% involve wrong-way drivers. >> okay. we look forward to your full report at 6:00. marianne favro from san jose, thank you so much. >>> the fight over the wood street encampment continues with residents demanding the city take action against employees they say using violence to remove them and their pets. city crews began clearing out the camp two weeks ago. city leaders are offering support to people in the encampment including available space at shelters. the city originally expected to clear out, to take about two weeks to complete. oakland plans to use the property for new housing. >>> in today's "making it in the bay," a sharp move upward in bay area housing prices largely because there aren't many houses out there to buy. the median price

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> making it in the bay. this is our on going series about the challenges of living here. the latest real estate data suggests an increase in bay area housing prices. a lack of inventory is a big reason why. let's bring in business and tech reporter scott budman. we followed this actively, for decades you've been doing it. what do the latest numbers reveal? >> they have something to do with weather, raj. they say spring is likely a time when buyers get back into the market, and the local housing market would bounce back. we're starting to see that for the first time in a while. the national association of realtors says the median price for a bay area single family home jumped by 17% last month. with mortgage rates still above 6% and the economy still uncertain, inventory has stayed low. spring traditionally brings new buyers bacack into t the m mark many of thehem are willingng to thee bay areaea's h high price >> there's still a number of buyers out there in the mamarke no dououbt about it. there's s still -

he joined self help author, marianne williamson. you mentioned her in there who once claimed that the only way to defeat trump would be by channeling love. what will it really take to keep a democrat in the white house? you know, i think it's a difficult question at this point because at this point we don't know whether or not trump is going to be the republican nominee. we assume that he is the front runner, and we do assume, but joe biden will run for a 2nd turn. now, what would it take when you look at 2020, basically, the way that joe biden did, at least in part, is by winning independent. trump had one independent again, taylor and clinton in 2016. and, you know, joe biden reversed those fortunes 4 years later. and i think you can see that right now, biden is trying to position himself to do that again. in some ways, packing towards the center, unimportant issues where he's seen as weak amongst the general electric se on immigration or crime, for example. and you can see from his positioning that bite himself does not particula

nbc bay area's marianne favro went to ask the experts. >> reporter: for the past few years, wildfires like the 2020 fire ripped through tens of thousands of acres of dry, drought-stricken land in the summer. and then rains created the threat of mudslides in the burned-out areas all winter. but this year, experts say our near record rainfall over the past few months will likely mean a much more mild fire season this summer. >> generally, the outlook for the state is normal to below normal large fires for june and july, which is the first time i've seen that in many, many years. >> reporter: craig clements, director of the wildfire interdisciplinary research center at san jose state, says the state's massive snowpack will also help. the good news is because of the snowpack that we have still, and we will have throughout early summer, that will keep things very moist in the central sierra and the mid-elevations across the sierra nevada. with that, we won't expect large fires in july like we've seen in the past drought years. >> reporter: he says recent analysis of the moisture in the san

i've 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 for panels, and it's like you said behind a window in the sun shines. so it's a really comfortable heat spaces that are not necessary. we did have gas before, we still have the radiators standing over there. marianne started agenda in 2007, but after several years, she realized 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 were just going u

. >> aryan referee, marianne, thank you. >>> it's actually been about six years that this particular camp has been he here. >> one time somebody pulled a gun which was recent and they went to jail the second time before which was back in 22. that was at a camp in summary pulled the wrench a man came after me. they paint the picture with the politicians talk like great depression pics of this hard-working family that are really down on their luck, which was the case then. this isn't the case. these are 25-30-year-old people taking advantage of a system that is definitely broken pieces bring a criminal defense attorney in federal litigator the do josh mauga, i mean, marianne is right you talk about this and is not just in venice and not just in santa monica, you look outside the studio and they are around this building and the police keep saying, yeah, we are going to come and get these people taken away but they never do anything take them away the alex taylor for couple of days, and everybody feels like the law is just not on their side are your thoughts presents right. but you have

he joined self help author, marianne williamson. you mentioned her in there who once claimed that the only way to defeat trump would be by channeling love. what will it really take to keep a democrat in the white house? you know, i think it's a difficult question at this point because at this point we don't know whether or not trump is going to be the republican nominee. we assume that he is the front runner, and we do assume that joe biden will run for a 2nd turn. now, what would it take when you look at 2020, basically, the way that joe biden did, at least in part, is by winning independent. trump had one independent again, taylor and clinton in 2016 and you know, joe biden versus those fortunes 4 years later. and i think you can see that right now by doing this, trying to position himself to do that again. in some ways, chatting toward the center, unimportant issues where he's seen as weak amongst the general electric se on immigration or crime, for example. and you can see from his positioning that bite himself does not particul

anna calorie marianne sailor, and in the next hour. we intend to tell you. here, a christmas tree was born in the forest, and a new christmas tree is planted in belarus during face week, and we are looking forward to the details of how you will talk with the first deputy minister of forestry this year. and also we will get in touch with brest, we will get acquainted with the best young teacher in the region, who even in a business suit does not miss games with children, prayer in notes, we are waiting at the concert venue for the leading master of the stage, the mogilev regional philharmonic, olga, a garnish from the premiere songs. and it's time to learn more about the weather for this friday. what kind of 4 + 6 is expected in vitebsk up to 9 ° with a plus sign in gomel in grodno up to 8 ° heat and in mogilev +5, + 7. and how are you? you see, hmm, in many cities and regions of our country, precipitation, but they are small, they are not torrential, even you said in the first chat they are pleasant. oh, and the situation will change significantly during the

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todd and ashley. >> ashley: thank you, marianne.n gershkovich could be in prison for a year before going to trial, according to the brother of paul whelan. he claims the trial for gershkovich likely won't happen for 12 to 18 months, saying, "it will be a long, drown-out process that will not have any impact or give him an opportunity to break out from the inevitable results," the hearing is set for may 29th. it will determine if he will stay in prison or get out on bail. the 31-year-old is doubling down that he was never spying on the kremlin. >> todd: fox news alert, house lawmakers arriving in taiwan to meet with the nation's vice president in defiant stand in the face of threats from china as ccp sends a fleet through the taiwan strait. >> we will not let this intimidation get to us. we all received threatening texts. there was talk about a chinese escort in the air, that is intimidation rattling. i think the meetings here are important in terms of the next leadership. it is about weapons systems that i sign off ongoing into taiw

. >> welcome to foxnews up on marianne rafferty.evere flooding that devastates millions of people on the mississippi river. the flooding is only expected to get worse. 30 locations in 4 states are in or forecasted to be in a major flood stage. the mighty mississippi is requested to dangerous levels in the north. the water continues to rise downriver in the midwest. the flooding is so bad that shipping has been stopped along portions of the river. here is another sign that covid-19 is wendy down. the cdc's ending its community level system when the nations public health emergency expires on may 11. after that health department's were longer be required to submit covid-19 numbers to the agency. the cdc will rely on cases that are serious enough to require hospitalization to track the disease. i met marianne property, now back to the "the ingraham angle". >> it's friday and that means it's time for friday follies. for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. raymond, biden and harris conducted a campaign call with democrat

that shuts out candidates like marianne williamson. she's running for the democratic party's presidential nomination again. she joins us now with her reaction. marianne , are you surprised on that dnc, dnc decision? no, i'm not surprised. they've been indicating for a while that they were probably going to be no debates, disappointed, disappointed? certainly, because i believe in democracy. i believe that the political parties should stay out of the issue until the primary voters have weighed in. and then whoever wins the primaries that to the dnc or the rnc, for that matter, should support. so, yeah, i don't think the dnc should be dictating from on high that they will try to invisible as any other candidates. i believe, in the process of democracy. >> did you think that there was some what they were doing the same thing in 2020. we'll know in 2020. they were robust debates, so they weren't typically they were robust debates and . >> yeah, i think that there have definitely been some problems with the suppression of voices, bernie san

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marianne favro "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, police are investigating a shooting in the east bay that happened just after 6:30 on fremont boulevard in fremont. a car drove up next to a pedestrian, and someone in the car and the pedestrian started arguing. bullets started flying, but luckily they were not hit until officers arrived. the shooter drove off. if you have any information, contact fremont police. >>> major league soccer is now investigating an allegation of racism that happened during last night's match between the san jose earthquakes and the new york red bulls. the incident happened during the second half of the game at red bull arena in new jersey. play was actually stopped for 15 minutes because earthquakes forward said he heard a racist remark from the red bulls dahntay vander. he spoke to the media after the game. >> i know what i heard, and the reason why i felt -- after a lengthy conversation -- that we should continue on with the game is because the player who said the word claimed that it was not aimed at any of us. whether that is a good-faith comment or

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in the newsroom, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> we learning about a fatal cal train crash on the peninsula that happened just before 9:00 at the churchill avenue grave crossing. a southbound train hit a pedestrian, killing them. about 46 people were on board that train, none of them were hurt. the train was stopped for about 90 minutes and is back up and running now. this is the second fatal cal train crash this year. >>> demonstrators sounded the alarm on everything from open air drug markets to street crimes of the crowd did not agree about solutions. some called for beefing up the city's understaffed police department while others said those resources are better served elsewhere. >> some of the things that play out in terms of public drug use and drug dealing in many ways are enabled by having a dramatically-understaffed police department. i do think we can make progress on that, too. >> point i am trying to make is we are giving way too much to police resources, 25 million to o.t. versus public housing? >> they want to address the issues from multiple different drinks. di

marianne williamson at 9%. robert f. kennedy jr. now at 19%. biden at 62%.t's interesting is you see robert kennedy jr. who was at 14% in other polls and now surge 5 points, look, it's a long shot for either of those two to beat an incumbent president. i think joe biden will be the nominee. what makes this poll particularly interesting to me. nbc headline, why biden may forfeit the first contest in his re-election bid to marianne williamson or rfk jr. what they say is new hampshire is trying to hold their primary first ahead of the schedule biden and the dnc set for south carolina and in doing so, his name may not be on the ballot unless he accepts dnc penalties which williamson and kennedy said they'll accept so he would have to rely on a write-in campaign in new hampshire so he could potentially lose new hampshire. still will win the nomination. i believe he'll win the nomination. interesting insider baseball there. >> emily: the plot thickens, everyone. we'll keep you posted. coming up, the white house now unveiling its plans for the future of the border

and as marianne favro reports, drugs may have been a factor. >> reporter: chp officers say with so many people driving on highway 280 at freeway speed, the driver could easily have injured even more people. the chp says the driver of this whis ford sedan was traveling the wrong way around 2:30 when the car slammed head on into this black bmw. the driver hit a 54-year-old woman from san francisco and she died at the scene. her 14-year-old son suffered major injuries and was taken to stanford hospital. chp officers arrested the suspect, a 24-year-old who will likely be charged with vehicular manslaughter. the big question don't -- why was martin driving the wrong way? officers say after the crash, they found the suspect running naked on the highway. >> the officers were at the scene when the driver was running around the freeway naked. >> reporter: tonight, drivers who travel on highway 280 reacted to the deadly crash. >> they're either under the influence of a drug or not from this area and not paying attention, not familiar with the roads. it can be dangerous in this situation. >> repor

. >> peter: another democrat is joining marianne williamson as declared candidates against the president. >> i have come here today to announce my candidacy for the democratic nomination. >> robert f. kennedy jr. has already pealed off 14% of biden's 2020 voters according to a "u.s.a. today" suffolk poll and he is the son of a biden role model. >> two political heroes were martin luther king and bobby kennedy. >> kennedy is also a member of this country's most famous family of democrats. >> my whole family, including myself, have long, personal relationships with president biden, many of my family members are working in the administration. >> but the administration isn't commenting. >> so 2024, the hatch act, just not going to touch that with a 12 eye foot pole. >> next week president biden will meet with top campaign donors outside the white house according to the "new york times." but, this year's pitch may be a tougher sell. >> there's no good economic news out there and it's clearly suppressing the president's own approval rating. >> peter: there is a renewed effort to blame others f

marianne? saw your response? >> soft response. are probably will not say anything.i guess i expect that. when a door slams in my face, i'm like, what? you know? i feel like i always think about that. >> jonathan: on twitter, we asked, do you speak up if someone does not say thank you or acknowledge you for holding the door open? twitter said no. 72% of people said know they don't speak up. 65% on instagram. eric? are you a call or outer? >> no, i don't call people out. the awkward thing is when someone is far away. i will stand there and hold it. that in between and i'm like waiting. if someone is holding the door for me, you need to work quickly or do a light jog. >> jonathan: what do you do, do you jog likely? >> i would, but i did give up holding the door open for lead and i think i'm going to keep that up. i'm trying to embrace los angeles. >> jonathan: jeff will be more like michelle pollino. slam the door in his face. here is what i feel about social media followers had to say. it would be nice if thank you was said. i do when someone holds the door for me. si

at 19% and marianne williamson at 9%., that rqt jr. has those kinds of numbers. is that totally name recognition here? what do you think is happening? >> i think it's part name recognition. and i think do it is partly because a lot of democrats are looking for a fresh face according to the polling that we have seen about this election. there is a lot of frustration, i think, from voters that we're looking at a lineup that could once again be a square-off between joe biden and donald trump who is leading with republicans in polls right now. >> trace: yeah, you talk about biden and trump, the rematch, kim, and the intelligence new york magazine writes the following here, there is treason fear the headline by the way trump could definitely beat biden. there is fear that biden's economic record will get worse before it gets better. highest inflation in half a century and voters broadly disprove of his economic management. judging by the spread of so month and 3 year treasury rates. markets believe there is a 58% chance of the

marianne rafferty, fox news all right. thank you, marianne. alright, let's head over., this is the time when it starts to change. i have my eye on the bay bridge toll plaza, and i'm beginning to see a little bit more traffic, maybe a little bit of a backup here at the top plaza. not much, though. and as you can see, 8 80 traffic is moving along very well. no problems on the same mateo bridge or that dumbarton bridge , so we'll keep watching. this is the time when we're going to start seeing some changes now in 5 50 let's bring in rosemary today's weather. okay that beautiful shot of the approach to the bay bridge. good morning to you. sal is on its way up already. the official sunrise for san francisco this morning, 6 22 dark oakland skyline. we do have partly cloudy skies this morning . not as much foggy and overcast out there and with that temperatures are running cooler storm tracker to here showing you where we weather to the noh of us areas like washington and oregon. we are just on the southern edge. but this trough is helping to push out that ridge of high press

oh, hello, i'm marianne minimizing in london. with a quick look at the main stories now she don's latest sci fi between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has failed to hold. at least 459 people have been killed as the violet started 11 days ago, around 4000 others have been injured. the united nations is saying they're shortages of food, water, and medicine. it's all becoming very serious. prices are skyrocketing and the capital a price for bottled water is doubled in cash is hard to access tens of thousands of sudanese already seeking refuge in neighboring countries. hey, bill morgan has more from heart tomb and we've spoken to other residents in the northern part of the capital for example. and they say they were able to hear heavy artillery strikes or between the 2 sides, and that they were forced to stay inside their homes. unable to get access to basic necessities. now you're talking about a residential neighborhood that has, hadn't, that has not had running water out for 11 days now that has not had electri

i think it is telling that without actually almost any campaign marianne williamson has 9% of the votef.k. 19% of the vote in a recent poll. maybe people want a choice on the left. the one big story where president biden has been ranking extremely low on is in immigration and the borders. and it is about to get a whole lot worse. in a matter of two weeks, title 42 allows people to be immediately expelled because of the pandemic put in place by the trump administration will evaporate. but they think they have a plan. and it's called title ix. title 8. and title 8 goes into place. and among the things they are going to do is let people apply for citizenship in guatemala and there's another nation. guatemala as well as another country in the latin america. this way they will cut out the traffickers who are getting so much money to get here. the problem is if they apply for citizenship, and the criteria remains the same. they will not get in because we have strict criteria and you can't say 4 million people are going to fit that criteria and they just come here illegally anyway. >> rachel:

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"today in the bay's" marianne favro explains what a buyout might mean for customer. >> reporter: a new owner could be announced as early as monday, and that would likely create the least disruption for customers. who will be the next operator of first republic bank? jpmorgan chase and pnc are likely bidders which could be seized in receivership and immediately sold to the winning bank. bank of america may also bid. cal state east bay professor of economics farhad saabotan says a new operate or the would likely help first republic customers. >> because these bigger banks have digly more deposits, they can afford to ensure customers, first of all their depp silts are safe, second, they can repackage some of these loans and some of at higher price. >> reporter: after silicon valley bank and others failed last month, federal authorities hope if a large bank takes over first republic, it will calm markets and end a period of uncertainty for regional lenders and create less disruption for first republic customers. so, what led to the demise of first republic? >> because of the higher interes

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