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 williamson.aller: i was talking about -- guest: i was talking about love because the last caller asked me about it. and i am a mother. i believe that love restores reason and not the other way around. i would argue that this fake woolly nonsense toxic masculine way of looking at the world that is represented by the former president has gotten us to where we are. i would suggest, you say that is not the weight -- anything else is not the way to get elected. but that is not helping this country. the fact that i offer something that is an alternative to that i think is a good thing, not a bad thing. this country elected abraham lincoln and some intellectual giants. the political system has trained us to think like seventh graders. this is not a time to think like evans graders. i find, it is interesting, greta, if you have any two americans that talk, we are decent people. i believe this strongly. we get real. we talk about what is really going on in our lives but when it comes to our public convers

marianne: opioids. well 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

marianne williamson, thank you so much for coming on the show.e are you running against joe biden? why do you believe he does not deserve a second term as a democratic president? >> you said a couple of things tonight that were interesting. he said well, he has given more investment in green energy and inflation that had never been done, he also approve the willow project which completely nullifies those investments. he has also given more oil drilling permits even than trump did. so this idea that he has done more investment in green energy, please let's not pretend this is the great climate change president. you also mentioned that he cut child poverty and a half, that is interesting. yeah he did, with a child tax credit and guess what? six month after they did it expired and i did not bother to permitted ties it. so, there are a lot of parts in which the president has that he is done things. he has made some incremental changes, i do not want to give him credit where credit is due, although you did just now, and i think that clearly if we real

. >> marianne met with the cops and told them. >> janos did it. >> janos? who was janos? her boyfriend was responsible for this. >> that's right. boyfriend. >> she had been having an affair with him? >> yes, often on. >> his full name was janos kulcsar. originally from hungry. and once the police got the gist of mary ann's tearful convection -- >> she had a picture of an, said this was his address. >> they hightail they over to janos's apartment in nearby long beach, where they found his car, just about an hour after the murder, sitting all innocent like, not far from his door. so the officers had some experience with this sort of thing, perform a little task to see just how innocent that car was. >> and the engine hood was hot to the touch. so it appeared that it had been just been driven back. >> somebody had been pushing the old volkswagon bug pretty hard. so the cops laid low just across the street there and kept an eye on the car. and found one just about like it and the apartment over there. sure enough, a few minutes later, outcomes janos. because life, walking to

we are proud to have you, marianne.o urge people to check out your website and read what you have to say because i think that it is important and an interesting message. we are grateful to you being here this evening to share it with us. see you soon. >> thank you very much. i'm honored to be here. thank you for having me. >> by the way, marianne was in london for what we taped earlier. you may be wondering why she is campaigning for president in london that is because she flew there to celebrate for the arrival of a new grandchild. we appreciate the fact she could be with us at all. i don't know how long it's been there. long enough to produce eggs, it seems. it would appear that it has begun moving towards us! visionworks. see the difference. bath remodelling was revolutionized in this garage in 1984, when three brothers created the iconic bath fitter tub-over-tub process. a breakthrough then, the industry standard now, for beautiful baths without the mess, stress or high cost. a better way from bath fitter means prec

we are proud to have you, marianne. do urge people to check out your website and read what you have to say because i think that it is important and an interesting message. we are grateful to you being here this evening to share it with us. see you soon. >> thank you very much. i'm honored to be here. thank you for having me. >> by the way, marianne was in london for what we taped earlier. you may be wondering why she is campaigning for president in london that is because she flew there to celebrate for the arrival of a new grandchild. we appreciate the fact she could be with us at all. we will be right back. ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. staaaaacccceee

we are proud to have you, marianne.o urge people to check out your website and read what you have to say because i think that it is important and an interesting message. we are grateful to you being here this evening to share it with us. see you soon. >> thank you very much. i'm honored to be here. thank you for having me. >> by the way, marianne was in london for what we taped earlier. you may be wondering why she is campaigning for president in london that is because she flew there to celebrate for the arrival of a new grandchild. we appreciate the fact she could be with us at all. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to 75% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line b

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, how are you? fine. thank you. thank you for having me. actually i'm going to start out in agreement with you. i think we'll disagree on other stuff. um i think it would be fair for joe biden to debate you and robert f. kennedy jr. why do you think he's not debating and do you believe he's in a steep cognitive decline? well i think in a democracy, what's important is that people have a right to see their options. i think this is an extremely important time in american history, and anyone who feels moved to run for president should have their say in the voters should hear what they have to say they should hear their agenda and the voters should decide who they want to be president of my question. do you believe he's an a major cognitive decline? i am not a doctor. i'm not somebody who is testing his brain. i think every american citizen has to when you look at the president and listen to the president seemed like somebody that has the strength and stamina and his articulate to be president . you know, i wouldn't be running if i didn't think

marianne rafferty is live with the plan and its controversial goals. marianne, good evening. >> reporter: trace, parents will have a problem with this mayor adams facing intense questions tuesday over the city's plan to temporarily house migrants in public school gymnasiums if needed. the mayor repeatedly urged the federal government for help in the influx says 20 stand-alone gymnasiums are in play. >> this is not every school gym in our city. these are self--standing gems that are not inside the school buildings. they're one of the areas that we are looking at. we're not there yet to state that this is going to be happening. we still look at the other 19 other gyms and state if we're going to move them there, but we have to create a list of locations because the flow hasn't stopped and it doesn't look like it's going to stop. >> reporter: according to reports, ps188 in brooklyn is already housing 75 asylum seekers a decision democratic city councilman justin said is pozling and later tweeted "we can't disrupt school agencies with the same urgency we s

. >> todd: marianne has the latest. >> marianne: penny will be arrested for second-degree manslaughter. penny's attorney says it was self-defense. when mr. penny stepped in to protect himself and his fellow new yorker, his life was not assured, he risk his life. the unintended result was the death of mr. jordan neely. once all this is brought to bear, they are hopeful mr. penny will be -- attorneys for jordan neely's family say daniel penny's press release is not regret, it is character assassination and clear example of why he believes he was entitled to take jordan's life. this shows why he needs to be in prison. new york city mayor adams urges calm as the situation unfolds. >> it is important not to interfere as mayor of the city in those parts that the police department has yet to take their action and the da will make the determination on how to handle this case and i respect that, i respect da bragg's job and what he has to do. >> marianne: fox contributor leo terrell calling the impending arrest racially motivated. >> leo: this is a racially charged prosecution. the defendant is

. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro has been on the scene. she's been tweeting new details about it all day. you see right here she also spoke with witnesses about what they saw. marianne's joining us live with the latest in the investigation coming up on nbc bay area news at 5:00. >>> parents, blunt new warning from the u.s. surgeon general. this one isn't about smoking or drinking, it's all about social media. new advisory out today is asking parents to take a hard look at when to let your kids start using social media. nbc bay area's ian cull spoke with psychiatrists and parents about this new advisory. he joins us now. ian, our kids are the same age? >> yes. >> what's the message for all of us parents and families today? >> the surgeon general talked about how he's concerned for the mental health for young people and thinks that social media has the potential to do some real damage. the advisory out today shows that two-thirds of kids 13 to 17 use social media every day. but the attached report also found that one-third of teens used soci

>> marianne victoria crandall. >> out of the presence of the jury, marianne crandall told the court thatmet tom through dar. a couples of weeks after dar's murder, marianne stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you but we did you have sex with tom? >> he tried to. and it was stopped. >> who tried? and who stopped? >> he tried and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's murder at the house. >> but the jury never heard marianne crandall's testimony. because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder, the judge ruled just as he did in the first trial, that her testimony was prejudicial and therefore inadmissible. it was a huge blow to the prosecution's case. >> it supports the position that they weren't this deeply enough couple, but he kept trying to present. that would've proven that. >> but norris still had are two key witnesses, tom's own son and heath's friend. both two years older i know more certain than ever about what they saw and heard. the day dar was k

. >> todd: marianne joins us with more. >> marianne: that professor is under investigation after holding machete to a reporter's neck. >> get -- away from my door. >> let's get out of here, you can't do that. >> that reporter says he was stunned when rodriguez came out of her apartment, pressing a knife to his skin after he knocked on her door. >> we wanted to speak to this woman, we thought we might have a chance, she is obviously passionate about her beliefs. this is a first for me. she verbally threatened to chop us up with the machete and proceeded to come out of her apartment brandishing the blade and pressing against the side of my neck. >> marianne: rodriguez attacked a group of students who were warning of the dangers of abortion on the hunter college campus. >> you are not educating -- this is propaganda. what are you going to do next, anti-trans next? >> this is about abortion. >> this is violent, you are tripping my students. >> marianne: a statement from hunter college says that professor has been fired. rodriguez has been relieved of her duties effective immediately and will

. >> todd: marianne has details. >> marianne: that professor is under investigation by the nypd, after displaying a machete to a reporter. >> let's get out of here, you can't do that. >> that reporter saying he was stunned when rodriguez came out of her bronx apartment pressing a knife against his skin after we knocked on her door. >> we thought we might have a chance given she is passionate about beliefs and maybe she'd be willing to grant us an interview. this is a first for me. she verbally threatened to chop us up with the machete and proceeded to come out of her apartment brandishing the blade and pressing against the side of my neck. >> marianne: rodriguez attacked a group of students on the hunter college campus. >> you are not educating -- this is propaganda. what are you going to do, anti-trans, next? >> no, we're talking about abortion. >> this is violent, you are tripping my students. >> marianne: a statement from hunter college says the professor has since been relieved of duties at hunter college effective immediately and will not return to teach at the school. we want to

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you very much. >>> another crash to tell you about. a san jose police officer is recovering after his patrol car was hit by a vta light rail. happened right around 11:00 last night. allen rock and north capital avenues. you can see the damage to the driver's side of the car. vta says it believes the officer made a left turn onto the tracks while the train was moving. you see the result right there. five passengers on that train at the time of the crash. the officer was taken to the hospital, expected to be okay. san jose pd investigating. >>> a deadly night in the east bay. oakland police are investigating two separate shootings that killed to people. the first one happened in east oakland on bancroft. when officers arrived they found a victim who had been shot. that person did not survive. the second person who was shot at that scene is expected to be okay. then around 3:30, officers responded to shots fired on c street in the elmhurst park neighborhood. they found one person who was shot and died at t

at our table this morning marianne williamson, presidential candidate. thank you forpa being here. >> thank you for having me. >> this is your second presidential bid; why are you running? >> i feel the united states needs to make a tone poll after poll to show that they are moving in the wrong direction. that is the sense of the people and the whole radicalism in a way at the court of the american ideal is that the people are directing and yet right now things are being directed not so much by the people as by corporate donors and corporate entities and corporate wealth but actually the people may turn things around. >> are you getting the people to support you financially? >> i am in there. that is with the campaign is all about. a campaign is a big job interview. a long job interview and you are presenting yourself to the people and your agenda, letting people know this is what i would do if i were given the job and people think about it. the problem we have right now however is the bill forces you to seek to limit the voice that is presented to the p

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

cox and ed sister marianne.er many gifts tricia received her china the bluehi te pattern hurt silver eloquence of greenfield, massachusetts and ornate baroque design and her crystal eight waterford cut glass pattern. ♪ prior to the party in informal shower was held on may 26. patricia it was a first white house bride-to-be to have a shower given in her honor by a member of the washington women's press corps. hellman thomas united press international correspondent in washington was hostess of the party at which mrs. nixon, julie and ed's mother or honored guests. other guests included members of mrs. nixon staff and women reporters. one of tricia'ss gifts from a lady of the press appeared to be an expression for desire for anonymity. to the amusementto of all tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 washington's beautiful anderson home mrs. william p rogers wife of w the secretary of state hosd a reception for the diplomatic corporation in honor of trish and ed fichte b of the diplomatic court led the

marianne williamson, i have not seen the numbers where she is above 8% or 9%.e white house and for this president is this: bobby ken kennedy jr. is a serious guy but i do not view him as a serious candidate for the united states. marianne williamson is a serious person, but she is not someone i would consider voting for president. yet a quarter of democratic voters are siding with them against this president. i think the next 4-8 weeks are critical for president biden and his team, and the way i think you counter this is you have to get out and talk about your record, get a positive message, really go out and talk about it because if you find 4-8 weeks from now, robert f. kennedy jr. and marianne williamson still pulling about 25%, that is when you are going to see gavin newsom, that is when you're going to see gretchen whitmer, i don't mean to leave anybody out, i think you're going to see people say, if they can poll here, if people don't know then that people may not take them as seriously, why don't i get in this race? this is why i think it is critical tha

. >> todd: marianne joins us. >> marianne: the apartment collapsed after separating from the buildingulti agencies, responded with sole purpose of finding people and getting them out of the building. we continue to do that. fire crews rescued seven individuals on international response and escort individuals out. structural stability of the building and trying to locate unaccounted for individuals. >> marianne: the building's owner had been doing work on the exterior before the collapse. davenport officials spoke with mayor and assured him they have the support of the state and emergency management officials as rescue efforts continue. investigators haven't determined the cause of the collapse, there were reports of bricks falling from the building earlier in the week. >> ashley: maryann williamson. there is a lot of dnc said there will be no debates and they are doing what they can to make it easier for the president to win the nomination. but i'm out there and i have another opponent who is out there and the american people are waking up, only way to protect democracy is through mor

the court has therefore decided to acquit the defendants. marianne coach, not under ne, not usually did you expect this body? please leave us alone. later, please. the fit you in the judge pronounced quit, so we decided to stand out, don't go outside or we couldn't just sit there and remain civil any longer from a judicial perspective, the most of the judges surely had their ring, but they should have considered the human aspect which case that i don't keep say i but that's, that's, that's what i mean as that the process started to you that we know who committed the metal. and we know why they didn't. you. yeah, didn't match, you know, gave them lives for us. and i said the slow that and i hope that people will see that and support us because the scientists off and those that have been focusing like you bike noon . i think said, gradually, slow back society and the electorate must be in light so that the criminals no longer feel so uncomfortable school people. i know that's not going to happen overnight and then just something else that could take an entire lifetime. really just the mar

and what with controversial businessman, marianne cox, now currently in prison, before i was, was menu of the bullet points i put on the police investigation, found that in the winter of 2017 mattie and coach. not that lena, due to the exchange numerous text messages. so that's some of the messages appeared to resend it to amanda. the police claimed coaching out provided information about young and ordered an abduction. they also claim that he ordered that the body never be found an excellent well for any type or a 2018. the 2 men drove several times to the village of elk, a matcher, to observe the movements of yan and montana and b. i know the name, the . on the 21st of february, they went to the village in the afternoon before the arrival of yon and martino i've been here, they wanted to be sure that yan would be home alone. my check was issued to the, [000:00:00;00] the things to get ahold of. you shouldn't believe was that you have to come over those kind of don't mean that these arrests had a domino effect which turn slow bank society on a task portion of the team building ship. t

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here's marianne favreau. >> reporter: the piercing sound of a gun salute, a powerful tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. a reminder of the loss many families will always feel. >> they left behind their families, because when someone steps up to serve, their family also serves, their family also sacrifices. >> reporter: 93-year-old anthony stimley of san jose served as an underwater demolition man, blazing the trail for the navy seals. >> it's emotional, because many of the people that i served with are no longer here. >> reporter: there were dramatic moments as an air rescue squadron helicopter flew over the ceremony. today was a chance for young and old to honor fallen soldiers from the civil war to the war on terror. these wreaths are symbols of the brevity of their lives, not only for those who died in combat, but those veterans whose invisible wounds led them to take their own lives. retired colonel ray watts, who flew chinook helicopters for the army remembered those he served with. >> your heartbreaks when you hear of another service member succum

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. >> todd: marianne joins us. >> marianne: the back of the apartment complex collapsed after separatingrom the building. crews found a gas and water leak, but there are still rescue efforts. >> sole purpose of finding people and getting them out of the building, we continue to do that. >> fire rescue rescued seven and escorted dozen individuals out. trying to locate unaccounted for individuals. >> marianne: the building's owner had been doing work on the bu building's exterrorior. we are working with officials in davenport and spoke to the mayor and they have the full support of the state and emergency management officials will assist as rescue efforts continue. investigators have not determined the cause of the collapse yet, there were reports of falling bricks earlier ins week. >> ashley: closer look at the debt ceiling agreement president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy just reached, there is a deal on wednesday. >> good morning, after months of bitter debate, president biden and house speaker mccarthy have a tentative agreement, meaning it is up to lawmakers to move the legis

marianne favre reports. >> reporter: a gun salute punctuating a tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. ♪♪ the sound of taps echoes as a reminder of families still mourning. dignitaries applauded the men and women who gave everything for their country. >> when their country called, they stepped up without any hesitation. and they knew in the battles that they were in that they may not come home, and so many of them didn't. >> reporter: this 93-year-old served as an underwater demolition man, blazing the way for the navy seals. >> it's emotional. many of the people i served with are no longer here. >> reporter: their rescue squadron doing flyovers to purple heart recipient brian jergens leading the pledge of allegiance. these wreaths are symbols of the brevity of their lives, not only for those who died in wars, but for veterans who took their own lives. >> it gives us a chance to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice and gave all for this nation and for our freedom to be who we are in the united states of america. >> reporter: perhaps reminding the nex

marianne: .iraf marianne rafferty, nowbs country. >> folks traveling this year may want to take extra precautions to protect their home while away. there is an international enterprise out of south america traveling across the u.s. burgizing one home at a time. they will spend weeks surveilling a neighborhood before striking a number of houses. we visited one small town in coin inconnecticut. >> it really disturbed the communities. it was an organized group from south america that had come into the country. they travel all over the place. they pick a neighborhood. they observe the coming and goings of people. they may ring the doorbell. if none answers that's the go ahead to go to the back of the house, break the slider, go to the bedroom and look for cash and jewelry. >> have you been able to capture any of these suspects? >> we have not made any arrests in ours. the last we heard the suspects of ours were in the midwest. >> particularly troubling is one of the crime rings that were arrested, th

there will be no debate stage for bobby kennedy, marianne williams or anyone else. they're not going to set up a primary process for debates for someone to challenge the head of the democratic party. >> jesse: in other words, joe is running so voters should be thankful and not ask questions. 19% of democrats are already siding with his primary opponent, robert f. kennedy jr.. he's pulling the same numbers in the polls as desantis. he's nothing to sneeze at. if anybody deserves to debate joe, it's him. >> i think the political parties, both parties ought to be doing everything they can to convince the american public that we really have a democracy in this country and that, you know, our politicians are running, are talking to people, are doing retail politics, are engaging in debates and town halls, and it's not just a rigged system where the candidates are chosen by the political party the way that was done in the soviet union. >> jesse: mary an williamsson is not -- marianne williams is not doing too bad and polling at 9%. she wants to get in the ring too. >> in a

marianne favro, do we have an idea of exactly what they're looking for, what kind of evidence? >> reporter: well, they have said that they are possibly looking for a body, but so far, they have not told us what evidence they have been able to find today or any evidence at all. belmont police and fbi agents have been out here since early this morning. they've been coming in through this gate using specialized equipment. the nbc bay area investigative unit has learned that this is a home of an ex-boyfriend at the time she disappeared. about a dozen law enforcement officers painstakingly combing through the backyard of this home on farm hill road. they removed bricks, sifted dirt, and used ground-penetrating equipment to try to find evidence in the disappearance of ylva hagner more than two decades ago. >> her whereabouts are still unknown. we're trying to get the other agencies to help us bring closure. >> reporter: records indicate the

marianne williamson, i interviewed her. didn't really find huge differences between her and biden. there's nothinbiden.g saying tht would concern anyone in democratic party circles. but eric jr. from the beginning of the pandemic has been a very strong dissident about things that he turned out to be right tuout. and dr. fauci and the democratst turned out to be wrong abouthavg and they the last thingf they want is having all ofth tht revisited and whether oppos authorities can really be trusted. he's also opposed to biden's proxbidey y war in ukraine, whes marianne williamson is is in favor of it.that's w and that's the thing that forced lyndon johnson in 1968 to not seek reelection. antiwar sentiment in the partyse grew. i think you're exactly right. it's notent. just fear of bidens age, but also the kennedy allure combined with the ideassn on which he's running. and speaking of biden's age, b glenn , we're not supposed to talk about it, right. because that's mean.. but i need to play a prettyo shocking moment from today.

in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. a man boarding a flight at sfo has been arrested after punching a flight attendant. it happened sunday night on a united flight to houston. the man and his wife were asked to move because they were in the wrong seat. the man exchanged words with the flight attendant who asked him to get off the plane and then he starts throwing punches at the flight attendant. san francisco police responded. they say 47-year-old cody benjamin lovens was cited and released and arrested for battery. this customer's behavior was unacceptable. he has been banned from future united flights. >>> a swift advancement of artificial intelligence has many worried about whether it's a good thing. we've learned vice president kamala harris is joining that conversation. the vice president will meet with the chief exec tichs of google, microsoft, open ai on thursday. cnbc reporters got a look at the invitation and is asking for a frank discussion about ai. the secretaries of commerce and national security will be in

today, the victim's mother spoke exclusively with nbc bay area's marianne favro. >> reporter: the memorial for george has continued to grow since he was killed a few weeks ago. you can see here people have added flowers and also bottles of his favorite alcohol. today police announced an arrest and george's mom told me she can't believe the person accused of killing her son is a teechb ager. mourning the loss of her son george, he left the home they share to walk his dog on april 19th and was shot to death just a few yards away on blossom river drive in san jose. today police announced they tracked down the suspect in morgan hill, arresting 18-year-old matthew atracole of san mateo. the victim's mother who asked us not to show her face reacted to the arrest. >> i'm relieved because, you know, they got him. but i'm not relieved because my son's not here with me anymore. >> reporter: police are investigating a motive. they believe it may have something to do with george's dog, a purebred pit bull. >> the victim was an average citizen, walking their dog, they were confronted by the suspect, we

. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro will have a full report coming up at 5:00. >>> all right, oakland teachers were back on the picket lines today for day 3 of their strike, and they're getting new support this afternoon, from half of the school board. three of the school board directors held a news conference outside district headquarters calling on the other three board members to support the so-called common good proposals from the teachers union, and direct the district to include them in the ongoing negotiations. so the proposals that include things like addressing student homelessness and reparations for black students have been sticking points during those negotiations. the board president held his own press conference calling on the union to end that strike while they negotiate. >> it's time to have shared governance in our common good goals. i call on directors hutchinson, thompson, and sam davis to fight for a fair contract and encourage our negotiating team to bargain in good faith. >> i understand there are two narratives out there and they both can't be true. this is one

marianne, what do you know? >> reporter: you can see there is a very large truck blocking this off-ramp, which is the northbound highway 87 off-ramp. and it is now shut down at julian street. it's going to remain that way until 2:00 tomorrow morning. it's not the only off-ramp into san jose. caltrans has shut down this weekend, several others are also closed, including the mckey exit off highway 101. . today the state senator and state assemblyman, they issued a joint statement questioning the move saying normal traffic controls are one thing, but shutting down major highway access on the pretense of the fear of multicultural celebrations like cinco de mayo is racist targeting and blatantly unconstitutional as it violates first amendment rights to freedom of assembly. >> why is there so much concern about traffic from east san jose into downtown? on cinco de mayo, when we literally have hundreds of festival, holidays, events that are celebrated in downtown, yet this is the one where they feel that they all of a

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> we are grateful for their sacrifices. >>> okay.pans ready. there's a new gold rush happening in california right now, and as strange as it sounds, it's happening largely because of all that wet winter weather we had. the rain and the record snowmelt are flooding the rivers. all that new water is eroding river banks, unearthing tiny pieces of gold. then the current is carrying that gold downstream. the epicenter of this, the sierra foothills, where there's that new gold rush. it's in placerville. the town is just a couple of miles from where gold was first discovered during the original gold rush in 19 -- pardon me -- 1848. and people again are coming from all over the world to try and find some gold. joining me now is a gold hunter and the owner of placerville hardware store which opened in 1852. thank you so much for being with me. when did you start to notice that we were having this new gold rush all of a sudden? >> well, this winter when we got those big floods, those fires that we had also just eroded so much material down the

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yes, and marianne is taller than the worldly one, who stood. that's just e was visible.es, but i wonder why it was the photograph from mariana that did not receive the award. maybe because mariana denied and was able to say what really happened and now a year after that tragedy. more already, mariana found the strength to call yevgeny the youngster and the same photographer and ask him uncomfortable questions, so right now let's watch this exclusive conversation at the mariupol clinical hospital, where the militants set up a real fortress, the district , as a human shield for the apu, pregnant women and mothers with newborn children became when we were in the maternity hospital. well, we're all pregnant. mostly. these are the last stages of pregnancy. we were very worried about ourselves, hurt for our future, because we were nearby in the ss and anything could happen . she was afraid for her life and only for our program agreed to tell the whole truth about the events of that day in the mariupol maternity hospital. they went there and threatened to take away the food tha

marianne favro has a close look at the plan. >> reporter: the goal is to ensure the u.s. will not dough fault on its debts in june. it does not cut spending as much as republicans had wanted. >> this deal is good news as i think you'll see, for the american people. it prevents the worst possible crisis, a default. >> tonight a long-awaited deal reached to lift the nation's debt ceiling. >> it takes the threat of catastrophic default off the table. protects our economic recovery and the agreement represents the compromises mean that no one got everything they want. >> reporter: now it's just beginning. >> we know anytime you sit and negotiate with parties you have to work with both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: it calls for most items to remain mostly the same same. but work requirements on those on food stamps. a compromise also reached to make it easier for companies to receive permits for energy projects. >> negotiations were intense. they were quite challenging. the outcome of that is a fundamental shift in the spending trajectory in washington. >> reporter: a bay a

marianne rafferty fox news the 2026 fifa men's world cup is still three years away, but it's never too body unveiled the 2026 logo last night and event at the griffith observatory in los angeles. the logo features an actual image of the world cup trophy, the foreground and the number 26 in the back. the slogan is we are 26 to celebrate the united states, canada and mexico hosting the world's biggest soccer tournament. levi stadium , by the way, will be home to some of the matches the key sign we're getting closer to summer. the contra costa county fair opens at noon today is already underway. it's the first county fair of the year to open in the bay area crews have been putting the finishing touches on rides, attractions and stages as well. organizers say the fair will feature some new attractions. the fair runs today through sunday at the contra costa county fairgrounds that happens in eniac and mild not the 90 plus degrees, it can be and not have to sweat like crazy. it'll be nice, cool weather just wear jackets for sure. thank you so much for joining us today. our news is always on

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

i'm 92 and i'm still learning from being a mom. >> reporter: in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay areaank you. another special mother's day event in the south bay. the american cancer society sponsored the courageous kids day at great america. kids being treated for cancer were invited to the park for free with their families. it's a way to provide the families a day away from cancer. >> these families that come from all over california celebrate a day away from cancer. you really never get away from it, but they are here to have fun, to enjoy the park and a wonderful picnic. >> people are also able to donate through the american cancer society and that money will go toward cancer research and gifting giant teddy bears to immunocompromised kids who weren't able to attend today. >>> tonight the expected rush of immigrants at the u.s.-mexico border isn't happening. since title 42 was lifted on thursday the number of border crossings has actually dropped dramatically. some say that's due to stricter policies by the biden administration. about 11,000 migrants were apprehended on wednesday,

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i'm marianne rafferty. now back to lawrence jones, "cross country."awrence: with memorial day kicking off summer vacation. some folks traveling this year may want to take special precautions. they are striking homes while folks are away. they will spend weeks surveilling neighborhoods and striking self houses in a brief period of time. we visited one small town in connecticut. >> to have 9 in such a short span disturbed the community. we learned it was an organized group from south america that came into the country. they pick a neighborhood. they observe the coming and goings of people. they ring the doorbell, if nobody answers, they go to the back of the house, straight to the master bedroom, looking for cash, jewelry, and valuable items. >> have you been able to capture any of these suspects? >> we have not made any arrests in ours. the last we heard is our suspects were in the midwest. >> particularly troubling is one of the crime rings arrested, they were bussed up here from the border. >> even when arrests are made, tracking these international