marianne, why don't you lead us off? >> marianne: of course. i am on my second. her name is molly. of my children. and she weighs as much as an adult. [laughter] >> mike: all right, there you go. all right, matt, how about you? >> matt: they are absolutely members of the family. i think on most days, our dogs may get more attention and care than the humans. i have a picture of my dog marley. his favorite thing to do is go for a walk and we actually put a hat on him. >> marianne: is funny, to protect him from the sun. >> matt: he is my little buddy. he is about to turn 17 years old. >> mike: all right, vik, how about you? >> vikas: beyond a shadow of a doubt, i remember my vicious boston terrier buddhists walking down the aisle at our wedding a few years back. he was a whopping seven and a half pounds maybe 10 on a heavy day. no doubt about it. part of the family and we do miss brutus. >> mike: lexie? >> lexie: i had a red footed tortoise in law school and beyond and i literally drove him up and down the eastern seaboard in his cage seeking in hotels and i would go back and fourth i

marianne will join us live at levis at 6:00. then we have a recap of the evening tonight at 11:00. >> x marks the spot. the headquarters of formerly twitter in san francisco. simply known as x. the rebrand wasn't as smooth as x executives likely anticipated. >> reporter: look up and you will see a x on top of the building formally known as twitter. >> have you seen it lit up? >> savior santiago has been following the changes. >> reporter: overall the repaird that museviouse announced about his company. >> they are trying to be modern and current. a little dated sort of. >> reporter: cnbc reports the city opened a complete and investigation about the pickax which was installed without proper approval. the x showed up after police stopped workers from moving the old bogo, saying they had not propertaoff sidewalk rk overnight crews finish taking down the remaining letters and for logo. >> the sign is missing. it is a little sad. it is a new beginning for x. >> reporter: the brandon polk undergo major changes but not without real ch

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we have marianne favro. >> reporter: i did get my very fifriendship bracelet. thank you to her.ow i feel included. want to show you what is going on right now. fans are pouring into levi's stadium. thousands of them. this concert is sold out with more than 50 thousand people expected to attend. people are already seated. a lot of the fans showed up wearing sequined dresses, boots and cowboy hats. a lot of creative outfits here tonight. family affair. eeo be a s we met oyoung girl, julia, nding her very first concert ever, following in the steps of her big er. >> we were going to go earlier but it was canceled. we were going to her concert ever since i was in junior high. wee everyone here. come evtimehas a concert. >> the entiamily, taylor swift perform before a sellout crowd last night as well. her set was three and a half hours long as jia mentioned and she sank 45 songs. she has not performed here for five years so fans were absolutely thrilled. she did play past the curfew of 11:00 p.m. we reached out to levi's stadium and the city to see if she will be fine for that. i have

nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in san jose with a look at how they are preparing. high fire danger this week. >> absolutely. you can see just how dry this brush is here, and the heat is only drying it out faster, creating ample fuel for a wildfire. contending with thick smoke, recruits from the vallejo fire department academy trained today in hayward. in addition to carrying 50-pound packs, firefighters already on the front lines know the triple-digit temperatures expected this weekend will only make their jobs even harder. >> the heat is a factor because it obviously is wear and tear on their bodies, and the different weather patterns can increase fire activity. it's not just about the heat. it's also about the winds and the topography and the fuel. >> reporter: while an analysis of shrubs in the santa cruz mountains in the spring shows there was more water content than in previous years, now that it's getting warmer, those tall grasses are drying out, presenting an added risk, which is why cal fire wants people to be extra cautious during the heatwave. >> so that

. >> perfect, marianne. >> thank you. thanks a lot.>>> fire crews are battling three fires in the east bay. this firhappenedng 580 and livermore, at the flynn road exit. 40-mile-per-hour wind, cal fire says it is no 20% contained. this one in livermore was at the shadow cliffs recreation area after 5 pm this evening. a mobile home park was nearby. fire crews are asking people to avoid the area. the fire appears to be under control tonight. in martinez, this fire is under control. the fire only burned two structures, three fields were destroyed.>>> we are seeing increasing crime north of the panhandle neighborhood. a fire started at an encampment right next to some homes.>> the fire wednesday night torched one neighbors car and a family says it was close to their home. >> it was dangerous, this fire was really scary. [ inaudible ] >> this woman is breathing a sigh of relief. >> i'm glad no one was injured.>> linda is without a car and blames city officials for thyer and increasi crimound her neighborhood.>> use the money t

. >> our marianne favro has been out in the south bay all day. she's going to take a closer look at what the bay area is doing to help people prepare for triple digit temperatures and what you should avoid doing. that story is coming up at 5:00. >>> with more on our upcoming heat wave, here's meteorologist kari hall. >> turning to our climate in crisis, as temperatures heat up this week, it gets more expensive to try to stay cool. i want to give you a few ways to save coins while reducing your carbon footprint. pay more attention to the temperature setting on your thermostat. when it's hot outside, your ac unit has to kick on more often to keep your home cool. but can you bring the number up a few notches? this not only keeps from stressing out the unit but can save you a few dollars on the electric bill. close the blinds to keep it cooler inside, and use fans to circulate the air, but only in occupied rooms. and avoid turning on the oven by cooking on the grill. and that means that you won't warm up the house, but then you want to think about ho

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in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. weather is a big deal here. it's going to get hot. our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will be joining us in just a few minutes with a closer look at how hot it's going to get in various parts around the bay area. keep in mind our nbc bay area app makes it easy to get an eye on all the temperatures. you'll get the customized forecast for where you live. >>> well, remote work and tech company layoffs could cause major changes in san francisco. a study just released by the city found it could be hit hard if its largest corporate taxpayers choose to leave. san francisco says the five largest taxpayers accounted for nearly 25% of business taxes last year. that's up significantly from 7% just a decade ago. researchers say several factors led to this growing problem. among them, tax increases targeting the largest companies, which could cause them to relocate. the findings could cause the city of san francisco to make major changes to its tax codes and to make up for the losses. >>> the taps are being turned off at a

marianne rafferty with the push to save the ice cream. >> drastic measures to keep everything at thattore. workers at walgreens tell local media shoplifters regularly clear out all the pizza and ice cream on a near nightly basis after reporters reportedly complained the store gets robbed nearly 20 times a day. the store decided to secure those doors of the freezer section with several metal loss and has put entire bottles of hair dye makeup and over the counter medicine behind floor to ceiling pecsy glass. they have not returned request for comment san francisco has seen an exodus of businesses due to a 12.5 %. they have lot stores due to an epidemic of so-called organized retail crime. and it's a problem that even the city's democratic mayor, london breed, acknowledges little is being done about recently telling the new york times, quote, no one's able to really do anything. there's a level of frustration. i know that definitely comes with that. the critics say california laws that have downgraded thefts of less than $950 to just misdemeanors only emboldened shoplifters. just recentl

this is marianne williamson.e had to say about it. >> i don't think it's good for democracy. i think it's important the electorate get a chance to weigh in. i look at the campaign season is a long job interview process and the voters should have a chance to interview all of the candidates for the job and that does include the president. >> bryan: isn't part of this, they didn't want to put the president going up against respectfully robert kennedy, jr. and marianne williamson and maybe fear gavin newsom. does it matter who the president would primary against is my question to you. >> i'm not sure. i don't think rfk, jr. or marianne has the votes to win but there could be a lot of embarrassing gaffes and i think that's what they want to avoid. the problem is the longer they delay it, the longer they prevent, you know, a sitting politician like gavin newsom from getting in the race, if the president stumbles and has to pull out it's going to be kamala harris who is even less popular than he is. so, i think they hav

there is our little friend, her name is marianne williamson. she is very good. beggars can't be choosers. we only have three candidates running am a few debatend -- and a few debates to figure out who these people are. democrats can't act like it is decided. people can't think that joe biden will be the only winner until the primary is over. do you remember 1968? there was a big, whole to do about those primaries. we have a right as people that have primaries. people should not get too cocky. . things could happen. there could be a president sitting in jail, commanding from his bunk bed. host: we are focusing on democrats and independents in this first hour. if you -- the numbers are (202) 748-8000, if you support joe biden. if there is another candidate of your choosing, (202) 748-8001. for those who are unsure, it is (202) 748-8002. we are joined by alex thompson with axios. he is a national politics correspondent, joining us to talk about campaign 2024. good morning, alice tom -- alex thompson. we saw your reporting this morning, writing about the president's

consensus of how contentious this campaign is for other candidates, robert kennedy junior, cornell west, marianne williamson and what that might do as far as taking support away from him? guest: i don't think there is a huge amount of concern. a covert republicans and not democrats so i'm not the best placed to answer that. we do see contraction on some of the cases perhaps. bitcoin, the founder, those who appeal or are interested in the anti-vax position. but beyond that, i don't think they would pose a major challenge to biden. host: another republican related question. the republican party in florida asking for a loyalty pledge for those who are interested. can you explain what is being asked of these candidates and what response there is? guest: sure. it is also to ask who the republican nominee will be. that is important. this is an important step. there is been ambiguity in terms of how the candidates have responded and they have sidestepped the question. but that will be important. you can expect candidates to be asked about that. host: i suppose you ask all of this about former president

>> reporter: marianne shares those concerns. >> i guess i am willing to accept that they would not be getting all these people on a boat if they had concerns, is my hope. >> you are putting your trust in them! >> i am. >> reporter: one more live look at the ruby princess. officials have not said exactly what went wrong or the conditions that may have caused this accident. i did reach out to the san francisco bar pilots and they said one of their pilots was involved in this morning's incident, and they are working with all the necessary agents, agencies, rather, to look into this matter. >> two words that came into our ear, unexpected contact! we will remember that one. all right betty, thank you. >>> back in may we had an up close look at what bar pilots do every day to help ships the size of skyscrapers navigate in and out of san francisco bay. state and federal law that hires a local pilot to take over for the captain to navigate in and out of port. we followed their workday which involves climbing some of the world's tallest cargo ships and steering them through difficult condition

in santa clara, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> good heads up. fans are getting ready for taylor swift to come to town. madonna fans have to wait longer. the singer is recovering from a bacterial infection she contracted last month. she spent several days fighting the infection in icu. she has been discharged and is expected to make a full recovery. fans expecting to see her and her north america tour have to wait the leg of her tour running june to october now postponed. instead madonna will begin touring in europe in october so the october 4 and 5 shows at chase center have to be rescheduled. no dates have been announced yet. the january 15th show should go on as planned. >>> harry styles is the latest in a string of disturbing incidents where artists are targeted on stage by a fan during the concert. he was performing in vienna saturday when he was struck by an unknown object in the face. you can see him waving to fans before it hit him. he took a second to collect himself and went on with the show. he was hit in the face with a bag of skittle

marianne williamson and rfk, jr., and joe biden would have to think on his feet?t would be an absolutely melee. >> rachel: rfk, jr., we had a discussion last night and has an article out jfk, jr. tries to play the -- it's great he's introducing new topics as you talk about, definitely interesting, his position on war, all of that. but he also, she says, is the ultimate nepo baby, many, including his environmental radicalism is very much about the elites. it very much comes from where he came from in terms of what he cares about that he's very anti-fossil fuels and you cannot be a pro worker, pro working class candidate and not care about american energy and keeping it as affordable as possible for the working class. >> joey: up until the past week where he shows the left leaning and in my opinion radical views, almost as much a threat, and people will take it the wrong way, almost siphoning as much from the populus camp of donald trump as joe biden is. and people said hey, if it's rfk or biden, you know, i'm rfk. but i also saw people say, move over towards rfk fr

very important tips, marianne, to save us from the heartache and loss of money.usands of dollars. i didn't realize some are going for $11,000. wow. thank you so much for that preview. i know we'll see your full story at 5:30. >>> fans are getting ready for taylor swift to come to town and have to wait a little longer for madonna to bring her tour to the bay area. the singer is recovering from a bacterial infection she got last month. she spent several days fighting that infection in icu. thankfully she has been discharged and is expected to make a full recovery but fans expecting to see her have to wait a little bit. the tour is running from june to october will be postponed and instead she'll begin touring in europe in october so the october 4 and 5 shows at chase center will be rescheduled. the january 15th show should go on as planned. >>> okay, pet lovers. you may know the saying there is no such thing as a free puppy but right now you can adopt a kit other than cat for pretty much close to that. here is today in the bay's marcus washington with more. >> repo

and marianne williamson you get about 25%.en to be president. you get another 10%. you get 64%, 65%, who want biden to be the nominee. so if biden can keep a lid on that opposition, then he'll be absolutely fine. what could happen, if a legitimate candidate, a more mainstream democrat -- because both kennedy and williamson are really fringe candidates. if an actual mainstream candidate emerged, then said, look, somebody has to say it, the president is too old to be president. we see him slowing down every day. the majorities of people, including democrats, believe that he does not have the mental or physical strength to continue as president. if you got such a challenge, it's really hard to predict where things would go in the democratic party. >> panelists, have an awesome independence day. >> you too. >> thank you. >> in tonight's spiced handle special report salute" ahead of independence day, we welcome an organization that rescues americans and allies in war-torn environments. tim, welcome. >> thank you for having me. i ap

correspondent marianne rafferty is here with the story. hi, marianne. >> reporter: two terrifying moments. yeah, remarkably similar. the first one in washington, dc. a suspect posing as an uber eats driver trick space using a gun. his four-year-old son watched from a table. they ended up in a wrestling match and the gun slid away from them. the footage than shows the yablonski's boy climbed onto his dad. and dc police apprehended that suspect when he left the building. he does has accepted a plea deal and is back on the streets. the owner of the petite four restaurant stopped two suspects. one of them armed from rubbing one of his customers. he was able to take the gun away and both suspects fled empty-handed. mike. >> mike: aaron rafferty, thanks very much. law enforcement officials in southern california are using a new tool to fight crime. unmanned aerial vehicles also known as drones. that everyone is comfortable with the move. correspondent bill melugin in santa monica tells us why. >> reporter: santa monica police are deploying a new

correspondent marianne rafferty is here with the details. hello marianne. >> hi mike.he ruling has been made but the debate is far from over. u.s. district court judge john menendez ruled in fair of the school district policy that staff did not inform parents if their child wants to change their gender identity instead leaving it up to the child to decide whos no. he wrote quote the issue before this court is not whether it is a good idea for school districts to notify parents of a minor's gender identity and receive consent before using alternative names and pronounce but whether the united states constitution mandates such parental authority. this court holds that it does not. aurora regino sued the school district for keeping her in the dark when her daughter started talking about being a boy. >> just to assume they're protecting them from an unsafe environment is jumping the gun. in my situation them taking that initiative made the situation worse for my daughter. >> mark tram he will executive of the organization representing her says it is a constitutional issue

thank you, marianne. and good evening, everybody. great to see you all. thank you for coming this evening. i want to say a big welcome first to our friends here, the hill center. i don't know what number of talk of the hills this is, but there are fun and exciting and none more, marianne said than tonight. i also want to welcome all of our friends from c-span who are watching on c-span around the country, around the world tonight. thank you for c-span, for covering event tonight. it's very that c-span is here the talk of the hill program started at the hill at ten, maybe 11 years ago now we've had many many programs are very guest was brian lamb, the founder of c-span and yes wow so we have come full having them tonight and i also want to take a chance to welcome all of those people will be listening to tonight's interview on my podcast. the bill press. todd. that's a shameless plug got the bill press five wherever you listen to your podcast i'm there and our conversation this evening will be part of that podcast as and a switch in terms of welcome such a

i can be myself and feel good if this is the story of marianne amazed. she's among the fittest women in the world, 10 names to become a world champion of cross spit with mexico's national t. ready ready money and i'm with asking my name is money and i'm a zone. so i'm 25 years old and i have been a high performance crossfit athletes for 9 years. the lucky prostate is a disappear and that brings together many other branches of training such as domestics, weightlifting, athletics, swimming as being, as a high performance level in any discipline is not for everyone. i can't tell you that being a high performance athlete is easy every day because it definitely isn't. there were days where you can't even get tom because your body huts. well because you didn't have a good word count the day before. okay. that's when your head comes in and you have to be strong. you have to be resilience, and you have to face everything you're going through to continue on the path. i know one thing why is coming in their final training session, mariana entered team pushed thems

with the wild marianne, a sport demands total, control, extreme discipline, all the while, mind and body must be completely insane. i will say what the mental aspect is vital. this is something that many accidents neglect and perhaps then give as much weight to it. but i talked to my coach and told him it doesn't make sense to me to train my body every day. so hauled the ship hunt sometimes, and meanwhile not train my mind to know sam, so no flags and not getting them into the photo gallery. cnn sila is different when i started to down. so i got comments like you're guessing too big or, you know, to mostly or guys don't like, must get a goals for yourself. i got to a point where i didn't want to show how my body was changing because i see it the criticism, even though when you look to them today, it no longer has over effects me. whoever such comments come from, as long as i'm fine. and i accept to myself, that's enough. you know, i use davion means as humans, if sick, and if this is, if we can make people say they must, i'm doing the, mariana. prostate is also a journey of self discover

sprinter lorena wiebes won stage three of the women's giro d'italia ahead of her fellow countrywoman, mariannean vleuten keeps the leader's pinkjersey with six stages to go. now some big tennis news. nick kyrgios has pulled out of wimbledon on the eve of this year's tournament. last year's runner up there has torn a ligament in his wrist. the australian has hardly played this year, pulling out of his home grand slam at the start of the year with a knee injury that required surgery. kyrgios was due to play on the first day on court one against belgium's david goffin. so kyrgios is out before hitting a ball in anger. he actually completed his media rounds on sunday before withdrawing. we've heard from plenty of other contenders, though, all hoping to still be standing at the end of wimbledon fortnight. yes, privileged, you know, to be top seed. but i think i deserved that. you know, i worked really, really hard for for that. but, you know, for me, it sounds crazy to be top, top seed after, you know, 20 years about from the, you know, top top four. it's really nice to see also the pictures in the

even on democratic ticket i mean president biden is, you've got rfk, jr., making noise marianne williamson those two but then discussion about a third-party candidate, actually chris christie last week i asked would you consider being a third-party candidate he said absolutely not i don't want to be the spoiler but it could happen. >> well, look. i don't see marianne williamson or kennedy take on joe biden i think he has a firm hand, my wife -- deferred comment on third-party candidate other than say right now both candidates are underwater, an need to if they don't want a third-party candidate need to improve, their ratings in the middle of the he electorate of this country. >> quick -- give you last word. >> i think depends ho candidate is third party i think third party likely to hurt joe biden more than he hurts donald trump, donald trump polling numbers a pretty solid secure base, no matter what papz so depending, on who that third-party candidate is i think it is likely, to pull more from joe biden than donald trump approximately we will see. anything can happen. cheryl: anything can

did you have a bullish target at the beginning of the year, marianne >> we generally don't have targetsg into the year that we thought we would get the best buying opportunity in the market this year since 2008 and 2009 we did say that. >> okay. on previous appearances when i would ask you if you thought the october lows would not be retested, you thought a lot of people thought 4200 was going to be a difficult range to get out of before testing the lows and seeing some type of final of throwing in the towel or capitulation, and that never happened when did you pick 4,800? >> when we finally broke out of resistance around 4,200, that gave us the all clear we would go up and test the highs, which were near 4,800 on the s&p >> is this going to be near term is the cpi's number in tom's view, is that going to be so cool that we see this start this week, start -- do you think by the end of the year? that's a pretty good move, about 10% more or maybe a little less? >> it is, and obviously, joe, we had fireworks for the first half of the year. we had tremendous gains in the s&p and nasdaq we h

correspondent marianne rafferty joins with us the latest on this tragic story. >> reporter: good eveningonathan. breaking tonight we're learning more about the identify i had the of that paddle border who drowned near obama's martha's vineyard estate and how he's being remembered fondly by the former first family. 45 year old tafari campbell served as a sous-chef when he was president and when he left office became his personal chef. he was paddle boarding on edgar town's great pond when officials believe he went underwater and never resurfaced. >> african-american male on a paddle board, no life preserver, last seen wearing all black. they have not had eye contact on him. they have recovered the board as well as the hat. no life pre server. >> reporter: and tonight ba rock and michelle obama say tafari was a beloved part of the family adding we got to know him as a warm, fun, extraordinarily kind person who made all of our lives a little brighter. and it's still unclear who made that initial 911 call to the obama estate. tafari leaves behind a wife and twin boys. jonathan? >> jonathan:

marianne williamson is at 10%. kennedy 17%. i think the president absolutely should be on the debate stage. the american people deserve that. but forget a campaign. he needs to prove he has the mental cognition to run this country. look, this is part and parcel for his playbook and why he ducks debates and why he doesn't do interviews. it is why he forgets where he is at sometimes and bum bells through speeches. most people wouldn't hire this person to do their taxes let alone run the world's largest super power. so he absolutely should debate. the democrats should be open to that. the american people deserve that. >> kevin, does the president need to combat the perception he will run another campaign in the basement? does he need to get out and disprove that? >> rich, i think the president is already doing that. he announced investing in america tour touring 20 plus states over the next couple days and weeks. talking about the infrastructure bill. no incumbent president has ever debated in a primary situation. i remember donal

nbc's marianne favro was there. >> reporter: the organizers of the event both grew up in east palo alto and said there were never any pride events that they could attend. so they wanted to change that for other young people. ♪♪ as participants strutted their stuff in a catwalk competition, the community cheered them on, knowing the runway to this pride event has been a long one. >> my partner herman and i drove up from salinas, california, because they want to support the first-ever pride event here in east palo alto. >> reporter: yes, this dance-filled celebration is east palo alto's very first community pride event, offering food, resources, even free clothing. the organizer grew up here and says she wanted to provide young people a safe space she never had. >> the reason why i wanted to start this is because i know firsthand, as someone who's experienced hate crimes here for being a trans woman, the lack of resources and the lack of sense of community that there is. growing up as a 14, 15-year-old. i had to take bar andical train on the way to the city. >> reporter: but not everyone

my friend marianne -- with our bay area affiliate has more. watch this. >> it was a four legged frenzy. some 200 dogs and their owners lined up around the corner and down the street, all they are to which doctor robert more happy 100th birthday. the avid dog lover could not have been happier, petting every single furry friend. >> just hard to explain how special it was. he really felt the birthday love. >> the canines, dressed in their finest, from tuxes to cowboy hats, this savoie it even arrived in a classic car. it is disabled dog dragged his own cart. rob is retired enough science and applied arts at san jose state. he's also known as the dog whisperer, and knew every breed he met today. >> this is probably the biggest thing that has happened in our family. that has given us the most joy. >> it addition to the pet parade, people brought gifts, flowers, balloons, and posters. one little girl drew a personalized picture. and even though this woman didn't have a dog, she brought a stuffed animal on a cart, just to help the father of three and

this person wrote, -- marianne faithful wrote, we first met several lifetimes ago and from that day is thought she possessed such beauty and style, effortlessly two, which we all know was the hardest thing to pull off. and, the french icon on every fashion mood board. >> effortlessness epitomizes her. her white t-shirt, sometimes trainers. she inspired so many people. we talked about the iconic birkin bag, there is still awaiting list for sometimes years. she rocks a baby doll dress with mary jane's or long wall downs -- ball gowns could i think she seemed accessible to a lot of women, whatever body shape, there were something accessible. a lot of the it girls owe a lot to her. a fashion icon and a darling of french cinema, in more than 60 films and working with some of french is most esteemed directors. she started in notable movies. her last turn on screen was a documentary made by her daughter in 2021 called "jane by charlotte." >> [french] ♪ [speaking french] ♪ >> quite touching to watch that now that she is gone. jane had three daughters. they have all been guests on our culture

marianne favro talked to some fans who say it was worth it. >> reporter: 58,000 people filled the stadium saturday night, but it wasn't just the swifties inside the stadium. there were hundreds of fans that listened to the music across the street from the stadium. these young swifties were practicing their "shake it off" dance moves, ready to belt off all their faifry taylor swift songs. >> i like "lavender haze" and "cool summer." >> reporter: but in the sea of swifties, some were met with disappointment, as they tried to buy last-minute tickets in the parking lot. grayson flew all the way from atlanta to try to see the concert. she found one ticket on twitter, but now believes she got scammed. >> i was trying to get a ticket. i found one for $175, and now the money is sent and the person is not responding. so i don't have a ticket. >> reporter: and those hoping for a price drop were out of luck, too. even minutes before the concert began, some tickets were still selling online for more than $15,000. for the second night in a row, talia has camped out in the parking lot with her friend t

kennedy and marianne williamson.ing of the democratic national committee. the committee and his campaign are working hand in hand in all of their efforts when it comes to advertisements, fund-raising as wl. and so far, we haven't seen any inkling or suggestion that there would be any democratic primary debates. this all comes as thereby questions about the enthusiasm that president biden will have in this race. when he entered the race, it was about half of democrats who said that they did want him to run for re-election. but the president and his team believe that he has an argument to make, believe he has a case to make, especially as they've been pushing this bidenomics in recent weeks. and they believe that the progress that has been made during his administration will ultimately counter some of the questions that people might have, for instance, about the president's age. so we will closely be watching whether there are any other challengers who might enter into the race, but the biden and then they have to face

that was the reality for marianne yesterday. >> well, i was certainly thinking about how the titanic has been in the news lately, so all of a sudden i didn't know anything about this until she told me . and i'm thinking, there is a hole in the boat? it feels a little iffy. >> reporter: it happened after the ship was pulling into pier 27 yesterday morning, the cruise line princess confirmed the ship crashed into the dock, thankfully nobody was hurt. we have this video , and it shows another perspective. it is up to the coast guard to determine whether it is fit to sail. we haven't heard from the coast guard on this just yet but a couple of hours ago, we did hear from the cruise line princess in a statement, it says, it is in continued discussions with the coast guard regarding clearance for ruby princess to depart san francisco and while we are confident the ship will be clear to sail today, the time of the departure is still being finalized. we know the team is planning to give compensation to those who have been on board but obviously so many people are just waiting just so they can

so, we had marianne williamson on our couch this week. and we also have r.f.k. jr.up at 8:30. i just, you know, want to applaud them for coming on fox. >> steve: it makes good media sense we are the number one cable morning news show for 25 years in the united states of america. >> ainsley: like tulsi gabbard said we americans want options we want to see what we have available. >> brian: ron desantis a big push in his camp is to get him to meet with all types of media, not just on our channel. >> steve: right. >> brian: they said just to fan them out. and with ron desantis is the opposite of joe biden. ron desantis is great -- like chris christie, great in adversarial situations. you put him in there and the best comes out. the guy doing the best is vivek ramaswamy. the guy has been awesome. and the craziest situation he walks out with a smile and is he so smart, i think he -- one way or another, he will emerge out of this even stronger. >> steve: i'm sure you have seen the promo, when it comes to eyeballs, if candidates are looking for people to persuade to vote fo

marianne favro, why did they cancel this and how are fans taking it? >> reporter: there are a lot of bummed out fans tonight. the game was supposed to start at 7:30 at levi stadium. it was canceled after a significant number of players got viral gastroenteritis, a stomach bug. is faew in austin to watch the game d he learned s be the gameit was eled. and while hell get s money back for the et, heis disappoi he will get to dad. the rience wihi >> the me got ed without us knowing, so we got frusing -- real disappointing because, you pay lot of good money to watch a gacomere and meet up -- >> reporter: this group of friends and family drove down to watch the game together. they were hoping to tailgate in the parking lot but the parking lot is now closed. that is no longer an option and they can't attend the training session which was scheduled because that also has been canceled. levi stadium said fans will be reimbursed for their tickets and their parking passes within the next 30 days. reporting live in santa clara, go all the way to sacramento. it is c

. >> right, marianne?ook. >> i am too. >> i will throw that out there, i just got on 10 minutes ago, so far so good, i am not getting off twitter. i want to see how they compare i will give it time. i already have followers. i have ten. is anybody out there hey numeral followers. >> read will be giving us other things, i was just wondering if you would get rid of twitter would you consider at one point? would you need them all? >> i really agree with karoly you need them, you need them all. so i will see how they compare i will not get rid of anything especially right now. >> roxanne whole, do not a journalist but? >> i'm old ones have learned something i'm done i am staying on 20. but you know what, twitter gave life to all of these moms, who had nowhere to turn and who were abandoned and ostracized during the last three years. i am writing or die with team reality on twitter. >> what apple you use put it up on the screen twitter 91%, trade 3%, 9% and 16% both, amazing susan randy says twitter is complica

so marianne falkland was the first woman white house photographer she worked under the carter, carter and reagan administration and i worked with marianne, and she assigned to rosalyn carter and then with primarily with nancy reagan during the the reagan administration. and then the last two years of i think i have. right. sharon farmer was the chief photographer for clinton. bob mcneely did the first around six years and then he left and sharon became the first woman chief white house staffer. i'm sure there were moments that you that had to be photographed to be held or embargoed until a certain point. but was there ever a time you were asked not to use or release a photo, or are there photo? and are there photos that are still classified and releasable until a certain date? there's there's there's i don't know if there's any there are still classified. there's definitely ones that are held back first. you sensitivity reasons meaning we it our practice in the obama administration to make public any of the photographs when he was you meeting with families privately you know after a t

marianne glennon, this whole effort mattered so much to you. this was this was both personal and professional. when i show at the state department, we are setting a state department, executes its mission and gives guidance and what are these cables that go out they're basically emails they're messages that say if someone asked you a question actress opposed to answer why and we were sending out cables on rights that were incomprehensible me and worse yet, they would have been incomprehensible to the founding fathers. the central idea, our judeo-christian tradition here. and so i decided i'd fix that. first, i stopped those cables and then i tried to regroup and state department policy and what became called our committee on unalienable rights. so we drew people from all we drew people from all historical backgrounds was led by this amazing woman named marianne glennon, who's only the only professor is not hard left at harvard. it may not be true, but it's pretty close. and she had a fellow named peter berkowitz ran a process, and we delivered a