that's marianne williamson from houston.he youngest of three. [ ding ] >> excuse me, sir -- >> marianne williamson [ ding ] >> that's dean phillips. he founded penny's coffee in 2016 [ laughter ] [ ding ] >> that is correct wow. well, there you have it, jimmy it seems that most voters know exactly who these two candidates are and made a very important choice in south carolina back to you, jimmy [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. wow. they knew a lot about them >> steve: wow, they knew all about 'em. >> jimmy: unbelievable >> steve: such detail. >> jimmy: yeah well, get this, guys, over the weekend, the russian media published photos of tucker carlson in moscow and a lot of people think that he's there to interview vladimir putin yeah, it would be putin's first time on western television since he was the disco caterpillar on "the masked singer." [ laughter and applause i know that -- hey, you guys see this a russian astronaut just broke the record for most time in space at 878 days. [ audience wows people asked

nbc bay area's marianne five row with a look at the impact. marianne? >> well, terry, the rain has been coming down steadily all night long, making driving more dangerous and increasing the risk of mudslides and flooding. >> it happened in seconds, high winds and rains at this large tree crashing down on fourth street in downtown, santa rosa. causing a power outage. here at the store in the santa cruz mountains, people are preparing for what the storms ahead may deliver. >> usually there is an uptick in business, people prepare for possible power outages. so, it will be propane, would, candles. >> this store manager says customers are also stocking up on ice, water, and batteries. but he says the store itself is prepared. >> we have a large generator that takes care of the entire store. so, we were worried about if we lost power for several days, we could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars of groceries. so, it was worth the investment. >> reporter: throughout the bay area, 1100 pg&e customers were without power tonight, including 624 the north bay. a

trace. >> trace: marianne, thank you.et's bring in retired fbi special agent maureen o'connell and former fbi special agent nicole parker. you are the perfect people to talk to about this. jks county prosecutor marianne touched on a little bit now letting us know it's two adults being charged seaing the following here, let's listen to her one more time. >> while both adults are charged with murder, the evidence tells us that it was mr. miller's fear arm. mr. miller's firearm struck lisa lopez galven. that's just two individuals, and i think as we all stand here, this investigation is still very, very active and ongoing. >> trace: it's very active and ongoing, nicole parker, but, you know, it's interesting we have very little information. today we got some it's almost a week, first they were juveniles then they weren't and when the governor called him gangsters and thugs he was called a racist by the mayor. it's interesting how this trickled out throughout the week. why is that in your estimation? >> reporter: i believe it

. >> nbc's marianne favro joins us live from that neighborhood. what's happening now? i see a lot of activity and yellow tape behind you. >> reporter: we're now ten hours into the investigation. this section of the road is closed at alameda day los pulges. down the street, you can see that the police mobile unit is parked in front of the home where the four people were found dead. we know that detectives are inside the house right now collecting evidence and also the coroner is out here as well. now, as far as what's going on with neighbors, a lot of neighbors have been coming here. many are just coming in from work and finding out for the first time what happened to their neighbors here on this street. i talked with one woman who said she always used to watch the two young boys out playing in front of their yard and running around and having a good time. so she was very sad to learn what had happened to them. >> so presumably, according to the neighbors, this is a family of four. any information on how these four people died? >> reporter: yeah. we asked police a lot o

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marianne rafferty is live with the breaking details on this marianne good evening. >> reporter: goodess than six months after inmate danelo cavalcante scaled a wall and fled from a pennsylvania prison residents from the keystone state are on the lookout again for yet another escaped prisoner. take a look at this video of 29 year old alene borden running away from officers after being discharged from a hospital monday morning. he was held in custody after complaining of pain. that pain obviously did not prevent him though from getting away still wearing handcuffs as you can see in the footage here. officials say this is not the first time borden has had a run-in with the law. >> he actually has a prior in cambria county for escape and that incident was an assault of some sort. he does have some firearm violations, most recent three arrests and to be auto theft. >> reporter: and, trace, officials are heading into day three of this manhunt according to local reports, borden may have been spotted in west philadelphia this afternoon. police officers and u.s. marshals are searching that ar

. >>> tonight, marianne favro has the latest on an incident in san mateo. >> reporter: we are here and you can see the place department mobile unit is in front of this home and detectives are inside investigating. around 9:00 a.m. police were called to do a welfare check to this home. there were no signs of forced entry but when they got inside the discovered a man, woman, and two young boys. investigators have not confirmed if they were all from the same family. neighbors are stunned. >> it makes you think, what happened? what kind of tragic situation cause this? what could have gone wrong there? >> reporter: police are not yet releasing any information on how the four died or if a weapon was involved but they say that they consider this an isolated incident and at this point there is no threat to the public and they are not looking for suspects. neighbors say they would often say that two young boys out playing and laughing in the front yard and police are not saying who the person was that called in asking for a welfare check. the road will remain closed for now. reporting live from

president joe biden, easily secured a victory there, blowing his rivals congressman dean phillips and marianne williamson out of the water. now, all eyes are on the number of delegates. a total of 55 are up for grabs tonight. those will be avoided proportionally based on the results. a member of course, a candidate needs a total of nearly 2000 to capture the democratic nomination. just a short time ago, president biden issued a statement thanking the voters of south carolina, saying in part, quote, in 2020, it was the voters of south carolina who proved the pundits wrong, breathed new life into our campaign, and set us on the path to winning the presidency. now, in 2024, the people of south carolina have spoken again. and i have no doubt that you have set us on the path to winning the presidency again, and making donald trump a loser, again. of course, we are also watching breaking news coming out of the middle east. after the united states and the uk launched a new series of strikes today, targeting the houthis in yemen. the attacks hit at least 36 targets in at least 36 locations across the

just president biden about today, minnesota congressman dean phillips as well as self-help author marianneliamson but the polls today, no indication this will be a struggle for the president or reelection campaign. he was in south carolina last week, the vice president last night, a lot of indications this will be the start of the reelection bid for the president of the democratic nomination which he's hoping you will sail through until august when they have the democratic convention in chicago american who knows what's going to happen from that time, thank you so much. why is biden running? is the question we all want to know but a "wall street journal" columnist right i have yet to hear mr. axelrod or any other prominent democrat of the obama clinton or biden circle suggests biden is doing america a favor by friday. he writes starting to crystallize in the press is the author off the record hurt the past year if mr. trump is a danger to america, democracy and apple pie shouldn't mr. biden he voters stepping aside and opening the door to a new generation of democrats? >> that's the questi

let's go to marianne favro. >> reporter: some people had to get rid of all of the food in their fridge. this is one reason why we saw so many power outages in san jose. the winds were so strong that it took out this huge tree and others like it and ended up coming down on power poles. snap. this is 70 foot pole was no match for the gusting winds that whip through the area and now a daunting repair job is underway as crews worked to remove a damaged power pole and replace it with a new one. >> this is a historic storm. we had wind gusts up to 89 miles per hour. the damages expensive and significant. we had two different circuits that were impacted here. >> reporter: more than 100,000 customers were without power and this afternoon more than 52,000 customers still had no electricity. some have been without power more than 24 hours. jeremy is worried about the food in his fridge. >> i will probably have to start purging today. >> reporter: sharon relies on a medical device overnight so when she lost power and is concerned. >> i have definitely got to have it. >> reporter: she showed us th

we heard about the damage from marianne favro. we get up to 86 miles per hour. some of the lower elevations were clocking winds at 40-50 miles per hour. the prevailing wind is coming out of the north and west. a lot of these trees are not used to wind blowing against it from this direction. napa, 1.8 inches. a lot of the creeks are rushing by very fast so be careful. >>> so, we will take a look at the forecast the weekend coming up. >>> looking at the santa cruz mountains, the atmospheric river left a trail of destruction behind. we take you live to the mountains with robert. >> reporter: i am in a a days by the devastation we have seen. some people did not escape. when you see the giant red word redwood -- it gives you an idea just how much the storm punish the area. 145-year-old man in this neighborhood was killed on sunday when a tree crashed into his own. neighbors are still stunned. >> it's like, did that really happen? >> it is really --. >> one woman said her home was cracked open last night by about seven redwoods coming down at the same time. >> the win

now, alongside him on the ballot, democratic rivals, congressman dean phillips and marianne williamson. steve kornacki is live for us from washington prepared to break down the results for us. any moment now, as soon as we get them. however, to be clear, the nights outcome is all but decided. biden stands as the overwhelming favorite tonight in the state. and what we really want to watch out for you tonight is how many delegates he leaves south carolina with. a total of 55 will be awarded proportionally based on tonight's outcome. a candidate needs a total of nearly 2000 delegates to capture the democratic nomination. meanwhile, breaking news overseas tonight. the u.s. and uk launched a new series of strikes targeting the houthis inside yemen. the attacks hit at least 36 targets in at least 13 locations in the country following cities retaliatory strikes by the united states on more than 85 targets a seven iranian-backed military facilities fall rock and syria. a senior biden administration official told nbc news today that the strikes in yemen are in response to actions by the houthis

. >> hey, marianne. >> the hype surrounding the super bowl has been off the charts.h more interest in the game, that means more money pouring into the bay area. as the chiefs and 49ers work through final preparations before kickoff tomorrow, san pedro social in downtown san jose is also preparing for a big day. they are setting up tables and putting up 49ers decorations to host some 700 people for a super bowl watch party. >> sundays are a quiet today but this will be a full house. this will be one of our busiest days. it's really good for us. >> reporter: sushi confidential is also preparing for a watch party. this week's local ready supply stores are seeing a crush of customers. the super bowl may be in vegas but the bay area is definitely benefiting. >> anything that has san francisco 49er logo printed on it right now, one, the price is going to be marked up and fans are still buying it. that is pumping money into the economy. our restaurants and bars and eateries are full tomorrow. reservations, you can't get one. >> the u.s. chamber of commerce estimates silicon

went door-to-door with the mayor and his joining us live in san jose, marianne. >> reporter: the mayor visited neighbors here in this area, he knocked on their doors, he talked to them, he told him not to worry but he did want to alert them because they live near the guadalupe river that there is a strong possibility they could see flooding in their homes as soon as 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> hi, >> reporter: tonight, mayor matt meehan went door-to-door with two police officers telling nearby homeowners about the risk of flooding, and to be prepared to evacuate if necessary. the residents seemed surprised to see the mayor at their doorstep. most say they do plan to stay at home tonight and monitor the situation. the mayor says it's important people are aware of the risk. >> we're now expecting more rain in the santa cruz mountains then we were this morning. which means that we may see flooding in some areas. along the guadalupe bay, so the city of san jose, given this news and this update from the national weather service, has issued a proclamation of local emergency, which allows

he still has marianne williamson running but he is not -- she is not a position to winning any delegates. there were not that many democrats in the primary and about 30,000 people showed up. those are for the democrats in south carolina but it was a signal of biden's strength in these primary states that have the delegates for super tuesday. they have lots of nonwhite voters and as we got nomination last on that's why he's got no serious impediment to the nomination this time although two candidates are still in the race. host: president biden made a big effort of south carolina first so did it change his relationship with the state, particularly african-american voters? guest: it was helpful. it's a question of pushing south carolina first in the calendar and not voting in terms of picking up delegates in new hampshire, it ended up not hurting that much. you had a larger number of people turned out to vote for joe biden is a write in candidate last month than people who showed up for barack obama for a second term in 2012. it didn't hurt there. in south carolina, it anecdotally did help

joining me is chief investment strategist, marianne bartels. also with he me is mark tepper.hank you for joining the conversation. good to see you. >> wonderful to see you. thank you for having me. maria: the market is under selling pressure. we are looking at a rally underway year-to-date. dow is down 18, nasdaq is down 30 points. the s&p 500 yesterday closed in record territory, it's now close to 5,000 on strong fourth quarter earnings. the s&p up almost a percent yesterday. the nasdaq up 147 points, about a percent yesterday as well. tapa underarmour beat on earninn sales. we are waiting on ralph lauren in the next hour. we've got the stocks moving, under armour is up better than 7% right now, ralph lauren is up 1 and two thirds percent. what is your reaction to tensioner season so far. how would assess the fundamentals behind the market? >> maria, the fundamentals are very positive. i mean, the economy is growing. the consumer is spending. and that's being reflected in earnings. and of course, we have a whole technology revolution going on with a.i., artificial intelligen

he is facing minimal competition from minnesota congressman dean philips and author marianne williamson will continue to monitor the south carolina results as they come in and bring you complete up-to-the-minute analysis. >>> first, we are also following breaking news in the middle east where iran-backed houthi rebels are vowing tonight to retaliate after a new round of airstrikes by the u.s. and the united kingdom in yemen. they were also supported by several other countries. today the houthis -- sorry, the group of countries hit at least 30 houthi targets across more than a dozen different locations. senior biden administration officials say that president biden approved this strikes earlier in the week. now, all of this is coming just a day after the u.s. launched other airstrikes. those were retaliatory strikes against iran-backed militants in both iraq and syria. those followed the deadly drone attack last weekend on sunday on u.s. troops in jordan that left three american service members dead. cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson is live in israel on more on what it

marianne rafferty is here to break down the new numbers. >> hi, trace. president biden definitely not feeling the love from voters in two critical swing states. brand-new fox polling shows the president underperforming in both michigan and north carolina. in michigan, biden trails former president trump by about two points. while it's in the margin of error, it's in a state biden won by three points in 2020. the issue of the israel-hamas war has been a thorny one in michigan where fox news polling finds democrat sympathies are evenly split between israelis and palestinians in the conflict. michigan also has the highest number of arab-americans in the nation. however, voters overall in the state say they trust the former president by about eight points to do a better job in handling the conflict. to the tar heel state, a contest trump won by four points in 2016, by an even smaller margin in 2020 when trump took at state by little more than a single point. he now holds a 5-point edge. meanwhile, president trump setting his attention on nikki haley's home s

self-help author marianne williamson and congressman dean phillips trailed far behind. the president made south carolina the first state on the presidential nominating calendar after voters there helped to save his struggling campaign in 2020. president biden picks up 55 delegates with that win. >>> some tragic news out of washington as a former member of the trump administration has died days after he was shot in a carjacking. mike gill worked at the u.s. commodity futures trading commission under the former president. he died on saturday after being shot on monday as a man went on a carjacking spree. the suspect later was killed by police after he shot at them near a stolen suv. 56-year-old gill was a married father of three. >>> in sports, golden state warriors' superstar steph curry put on a show last night in atlanta. steph scored 60 points in an overtime loss raining three-pointers from all over the place, as he always does. steph becoming just the tenth player in nba history to have >>> so far a windy start to your sunday morning. winds south at 20 to 30 miles pe

authorities say shannon lassere and marianne weiss were both found 450 feet from each other. lassere found stabbed saturday morning. weiss found on thursday. >> we need the community's assistance to understand exactly maybe what information -- what these women were doing before they were killed. >> reporter: both are caucasian women in their fifties. police haven't revealed how they were killed, but say they were both murdered in the same manner, and had ties to the same part of indianapolis. police investigating whether their deaths are connected. >> just lost, confused, and hurt. >> reporter: shannon lassere's son and daughter crushed, describing their mother as "loving and god-fearing." >> angry. because she didn't deserve that. >> reporter: lassere's daughter saying her mom went to the gas station across the street and never came home. >> why take somebody from people? you took my mother that i'm never going to get back again. >> reporter: and whit, as you could imagine, the community there on alert. police are ramping up patrols and also urging residents in that area to

sorry for the truncated time peered always good having you on, marianne. she is back in the presidential race challenging joe biden for the presidential nomination and making some waves. we will follow that. also development at the border. right now, "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello,ve

we can also see that there are no real challenges running. augusta so we've got dean phillips and marianne williamson. so running against him who neither of whom can be taken as a very serious candidates. and so we're still looking at these races on a number of different things. so festival, we can see that time out here was not huge. but we shouldn't worry about that too. much because south carolina has what's called an open broad rate system, which means that people can choose to vote in either the democratic or republican crime rate. and republican property comes up on the 24th of february. and of course nicki highly. who's the form of golf and that is a south carolina is still running in that race. so i, i wouldn't worry too much about that. we all still seeing, particularly in kind of the media coverage. and certainly if you look on the kind of new york times headlines, there's still a lot of coverage about kind of concerned about items age of. but this concern really doesn't seem to be shed by the democratic party is it, is an organization has their kind of lack of a, a serious chall

israel , ukraine and taiwan may now be held before the end of the week. 2024 presidential cdidate marianne williamson is suspending her campaign. one of two candidates challenging president biden for the democratic nomination. this is the second presidential d after previously running in 2020. in a letter to supporters she writes i appreciate it greatly all the incredible people that accompany me on our incredibl journal over the last few months the level of our failure is obvious to all. the level of success is real nonetheless. c-span is your own filter view of government. funded by these television companies and more including comcast. creating wi-fi enabled list so students from low income families can get what they need to be ready for anything. along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. thursd o c-span. the u.s. supreme court hears oral argument on whether former president donald trump should be in colorado's 2024 presidential prar ballot after the state supreme court ruled i december that she was in a little jewel based on the constitution

celebrating. >> we deserved the win, but we'll be graceful in defeat. >> reporter: in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> ooh, hard. disappointment for the faithful. but did the famous super bowl commercials live up to the hype? >> the old school way. >> yeah, we saw some familiar characters. the clydesdales delivering beer to a local bar during a blizzard. and a commercial playing into travis kelce and taylor swift's relationship without naming them. we saw many other commercials as well. but these were so wildly watched, they've become wildy pricey as well. this year a 30-second ad went for $7 million, as more than $200,000 per second. >>> san francisco police are investigating after a waymo autonomous vehicle was set on fire by vandals. we first showed you this last night at 11:00. video shows the driverless waymo car on fire. it happened about 9:00 last night. a crowd vandalized the unoccupied car. they broke windows, threw a firework inside that started the fire. we spoke with neighbor and got their reaction. >> i was very surprised. saw that and said what happened? shou

marianne williamson came in a distant second place to the president in south carolina is february 3 democratic primary. >> nikki haley is only -- only major republican to appear on nevada's republican primary ballot. even if she wins the race, she will not be awarded any of the states delegates to the national convention in milwaukee. those 26 delegates will be awarded to the winner of thursday's and it -- nevada gop presidential caucus. armor president donald trump is the only major candidates in the race running in nevada's gop caucus. you can find the latest primary and caucus results by going to our website, c-span.org/campaign 2024. quick c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues of government, politics and public policy. from washington dc and across the country. coming up wednesday morning we will talk about the border security and foreign aid package in the mayorkas impeachment vote with congressman tom mcclintock. and with the democratic congressman. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, c-spa

to january 6th violated the insurrection clause in the 14th amendment. >>> presidential candidate marianneamson announced she has ended her long shot bid for the democratic nomination. that leaves just minnesota congressman dean phillips challenging president biden, who comfortably won the nevada primary on tuesday. >>> and keegan-michael key will host the nfl honors tonight from las vegas. it airs on cbs and streams on paramount plus at 9:00, 8:00 central. for more news download our news app on your connected cell phone or tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, america retaliates. what we're learning about the u.s. military taking out the militia commander it says is responsible for attacks on american service members in the middle east. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we are following a number of breaking stories involving the u.s. military, including that drone strike in iraq that the pentagon says killed a high-ranking commander of kataib hezbollah. that is the iranian-backed militia that is blamed for the death of three soldiers in jordan. the uni

i am marianne rafferty, now back to "sunday night in america". ♪. "sunday night in america" the border is a chaotic crisis, the number of migrant encounters are staggering in the end anticipated bipartisan senate agreement died in early death. what now? everyone says things didn't enter need to be improved at the board and things remain the same so does the president lack the tools or does he lack the will to seal the border. is the gop benefiting from the problem more than it would the solution and who is in charge of counting votes in the house these days, joining as someone likely to be an impeachment manager or prosecutor if alejandro mayorkas is impeached or indicted, florida congresswoman laurel lee. it tells me there needed to be legislative changes but there will not be any changes between now and november, what now? >> there is an important distinction, first of all president biden and alejandro mayorkas do have sufficient tools right now to stop the crisis that we see at the southern border, they could tomorrow return to the policies of th

colleagues on the board of the glen park merchants association to tony and the best vice president ever marianne delarry. thank you for all you do and i can't miss carolyn from the glen park association who braved the rain to be here. i would not be here without the rules committee, [indiscernible] sharkey and paul terry and sam who was not able to be here today. i would definitely not be here today without the encouragement of the board of the san francisco council district mer tants association. there are many other people i would thank, but instead, i'm going to express my gratitude by working as hard as i can to successfully fulfill my responsibilities as a director of -- of the sfmta board and work for the work for san francisco, residents, students, workers and visitors. providing safe, reliable, clean and well-maintained modes much transportation, motorists, pedestrians, bicycle riders, disabled folks and seniors is the awesome tax that the sfmta staff, maintenance borkers and operators dedicate themselves to every day. i'm honored to join you. although i will always strife to serve all o

dean phillips shouldn't be in contention and marianne williamson shouldn't be polling much in the polls. they're both doing better than expected because president biden just does not inspire confidence, even among those who are his most administer den supporters and who share his governing nosofio. they look at him and say maybe you had the right ideas but don't seem like the right guy. you better clean up in south carolina we'll see what happens. ashley: i'm looking at video of the president and talk about frailness and i've got to believe it's hard to generate any envoys yam for the campaign. >> well, like you said, i'm not a guy inclined to be supportive of president biden and i watch that video and think how could -- even if you loved every one of his ideas, you would say i don't think this guy can carry those ideas. that's his biggest problem and not the sound and just when the camera's on him. ashley. that's one of your biggest problems, you've got a tough fight ahead. ashley: yeah, up ticks are not good. move on, brian. next one, donald trump telling maria bartiromo that he's rea

that's where marianne favro is. you were there for one of those rescues this afternoon? >> reporter: i was. and you can see here the guadalupe river is rage right now. and at one point this river rose so quickly that two different groups of people became stranded. the fire department was called in. and in the end, six adults, three dogs and nine puppies were rescued. as the force and speed of the guadalupe river increased, then man said he knew the people camping nearby were in trouble. >> they were screaming. everybody, we couldn't really help, the storm was getting thick, the water's getting huge. we step inside, the current's really strong. >> reporter: the san jose fire department's swift water rescue team rescued three adults, three dog and nine puppy whose are just a cup weeks old. this man was one of the people rescued. he says he was camping and found himself quickly surrounded by water near coleman avenue. earlier today, crews responded to a report of a vehicle in the guadalupe river near taylor. no one was in the car, but it led to a rescue. >> during that oper

i am marianne rafferty, now back to "sunday night in america".ack to "sunday night in america". december 18 of last year the colorado supreme court kicked the leading gop presidential candidate off the ballot citing the 14th amendment. colorado does not however, have the last word. this thursday the supreme court of the united states hears oral argument in the case. a careful listener will be able to tell which way the court is leaning based on which justice ask which questions. regardless and has the potential to be a monumental decision. does the 14th amendment apply in the absence of a charge or a conviction? will the high court pass the buck and say it's up to congress or the people at the ballot box? this case has become something of an economic boom for constitutional warriors as dozens of groups have filed friend of the court briefs arguing for or against kicking trump off the ballot. just across the street from the supreme court, member of congress caught the attention of the d.o.j. missouri congresswoman cori bush is best known for wanti

i am marianne rafferty. a issue. he is temporarily transferring powers to deputy secretary. alston was diagnosed with prostate cancer at the end of last year. the white house, congress and the joint chief of staff have all been notified. in israel gaining a small victory in its efforts to free the remaining hostages held by hamas. special forces rescuing two men in an overnight raid in the gaza city. a round of israeli air strikes on that city leaving 67 palestinians dead. the hostages were taken to israeli hospital to be checked out. they are said to be in good condition. more than 130 hostages remain in hamas captivity. i am marianne rafferty. now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back tonigh "sunday night in america." the border is still t ina chaotc crisis.c cr the number of migrant encounters is staggering. the anticipated bipartisanate senate agreement died in early death.earl so what now? everyone says things need to be' improved at the border, yet, things remain the same.so so doe

let's go to marianne favro. >> reporter: you can see this van parked in front of a home and people areinside the house investigating. it started around 9:00 a.m. when police were asked to do a welfare check. police say when they arrived they saw no signs of forced entry so they went inside. >> they made entry into the home and unfortunately they found four deceased people and one person was an adult male. another was an adult female and there were two young children. >> reporter: investigators are not releasing details on if a weapon was involved but they say this was an isolated incident and there is no threat to the public. >> at this point we are not looking for of the suspects. >> reporter: neighbors say they often saw the young boys playing in the yard but four people were found dead inside

sister marianne foster. [indiscernible] [cheers and applause] my hope for you all this week i do not look like what i did. [cheers and applause] [indiscernible] [cheers] you look at me today to hear from a perfect person, wilkie was proof and he died for your sins. [applause] but today when he has brought you is very small, is perfect servant, and so i pray for him to please hear me this morning. some people are in this place to hear the word of god. some people argue for other reasons. [applause] it starts with me. i want somebody to repeat that. it starts with me. shifting the cultural climate through the practice of dr. king 's nonviolent philosophy. so i am going to start with you. when i research the history of this monumental church, two words just jumped off the page at me. the words where this. this church is built on faith and resilience. the hardheaded, and perfect servant before you is built and is being constantly chiseled by faith and resilience. that was god telling me i am sending you to where

sorry for the truncated time peered always good having you on, marianne. she is back in the presidential race challenging joe biden for the presidential nomination and making some waves. we will follow that. also development at the border. right now, "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ it's a tale of two border trips. joe biden and donald trump making dueling visits to the besieged border in texas and seeing two different realities. on the left, president biden wrapping up remarks in brownsville after shuffling his way around the sanitized version of the border. the area he is and once saw 10,000 illegals a day, but thanks to the texas razor wire he wants to remove, crossings are an all-time low. here is the president. >> folks, it's real simple. it's time to act. it is long past time to act and they desperately need more resources. more agents, more officers, more judges, more equipment, in order

marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> in kansas city yesterday, hundreds of people packed into a churchhonor the life of deejay lisa lopez-galvan, the 43-year-old mother and wife lost her life on valentine's day when she was hit by gunfire at the chiefs super bowl parade and rally. two men have been charged in connection with her death. two juveniles face charges of the shooting that left 22 others injured. lopez-galvan was wearing the jersey of the chiefs kicker at the celebration. he gifted her family one of his jerseys. kansas city governor laura kelly ordered flags to be lowered to half staff. >>> back in the bay area, a 16-year-old was killed in an early morning shooting in contra costa county in antioch just after 5:00 yesterday morning along observation way. the victim was found shot inside of a car. he was taken to the hospital where he died. officers say the shooting happened about two miles from where they found the victim along tupelo drive, also in antioch. no word of any arrests. >>> a suspicious fire at a target store in vallejo happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. in

so nikki haley did better against her incumbent president than marianne williamson with biden. >> it's a political future if you take the battle to your home state and get beaten like it looks like she did. >> i think the reason she may stay in, this is all about donald trump. and if trump is damaged and yesterday's decision by the courts there will be a trial, etc., that's all she can hope for because the base of the party is with trump. so you have to say what goes on. even her favorability ratings way down since november. >> john: we'll keep watching and see who will be the winner tomorrow, but i don't think much of a question. >> sandra: secretary of state antony blinken will be facing questions next hour, live in the middle east where he is trying to help free more israeli hostages. but netanyahu has just rejected the offer from hamas for a ceasefire so where does all of this go next? we'll ask dan hoffman. >> john: biological man dominating in a women's volleyball match. paul scanlon, riley gaines and kim russell will join me on set as they push to protect girls sports. now, ther

challenger dean phillips and marianne williamson also on the bout in south carolina the president remains with more for us. jon come of it even if confusedl qaeda democrats are thrilled to have the honor of going first in the 2024 democratic presidential primary but like you mentioned this is not really a close contest given he was on the ballot today. in addition to president biden as you mentioned there are two other names up for grabs right now that is a marianne williamson the author authors ws minnesota democratic congressman dean phillips. president biden spent years working with the dnc to try to move south carolina ahead of states like iowa and new hampshire we spoke to voters today who told us they were thrilled to have a higher profile role not only in this election but likely elections to come. >> we are happy to come out excited to see joe biden and ready to get it done progressively as voters we need to make it happen. even though we may not know everything about a person that we are voting for, bu we choosee best person. >> while president biden is spending much of his time

but as nbc bay area's marianne favro reports there is a bittersweet new twist. >> reporter: that twist comes after a total of 300 people showed up here at the bakery on friday and saturday to show their support by buying pies. this video posted on social media by san jose mayor matt mahan shows people lining up in the parking lot saturday to buy tasty treats at the giving pies. former mayor sam liccardo was there too. >> sam and i heard that elon musk set you up. we thought we'd come try to pitch in. but looks like you don't need help. you have the whole neighborhood out. >> reporter: when people learned the bakery owner was hit hard financially when tesla unexpectedly canceled an order for more than $14,000 worth of pies, they showed up to help her out by buying her mini pies. >> it was nonstop. nonstop. it was -- there was a big line. >> reporter: she says she even received support from all over the world. >> today one lady from sweden she sent me like $15. just because they wanted to help. like i thought oh my gosh, it's incredible. >> reporter: elon musk responded on social media,

elegiran entre el presidente joe biden, el congresista dean phillipss de minnesota y la escritora mariannen el estado que en 2020 catapulto a biden en las primarias y por ello fue elegido para iniciar el calendario democrata. >> porque que representa a lo que es la columna vertebral del partido democrata con muchisimos votantes afroamericanos, una proporcion interesante de votantes latinos. >> y aunque biden tiene el triunfo asegurado, sera la primera vez que mira en las urnas el entusiasmo hacia su campana. >> esta base supuestamente va a salir a votar por joe biden. >> sin embargo, lo que tambien estamos viendo es que la gente joven afroamericana y la gente joven de ese estado tiene reservas. >> como este estudiante de la universidad estatal que ¿votara por primera vez y asegura que su mayor preocupacion es la salud del mandatario quien ha perdido apoyo entre los afroamericanos. >> en diciembre pasado el 50% lo aprobaba, muy por debajo del 86% en julio de 2021, segun la agencia ap. >> y por eso en los ultimos dias estuvo en carolina del sur visitando, por ejemplo, esta barberia donde hoy

marianne favro has a look at what it might cost you. >> reporter: one of the most controversial proposals is to build a brand-new express lane on highway 101 between san bruno and san francisco. the idea is to reduce congestion on this highway. critics say building a new express lane will create more problems than it will solve. >> we believe that this is a terrible option. it's bad for the climate, low income neighborhoods living next to it, and it will also negatively impact caltrain. >> reporter: he said adding a lane would only encourage more people to use their cars instead of taking public transportation. drivers were skeptical about adding an express lane that could help the commute. >> it would cause a lot more traffic because everyone will not want to pay for the fee and someone like myself, it would not be a benefit to me as a commuter. >> reporter:

reporting live in a san mateo i am marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> there had been is string of armed robberies at bakeries in december and january and they came in during business hours. they demanded money at gunpoint of the targeted businesses lost thousands of dollars. the police arrested two individuals on february 6. >>> the hunt is on for those responsible for setting fire to a driverless waymo in chinatown. right now police are trying to figure out who these at vandals are. >> reporter: attraction street near jackson avenue you can see a portion of the waymo it vehicle burned to the pavement. traffic came to a stop at jackson and a group surrounded the suv. >> someone put the fire inside and then boom. slowly, a lot of people bowl lighted on fire. >> reporter: he says that somebody had been tagging up the street before coming to the parked waymo. you can see people marking and spray painting the empty waymo been somebody breaks out the rear passenger window. another person used a skateboard to hit the suv. after the windows were broken there was a fire worker fireworks o

fox news marianne rafferty has more. >> with soaring temperatures and erratic weather patterns making life on earth challenging, swiss scientists are hoping termites can help us combat the changing climate. >> but they work with materials that are entirely sourced from their environment, studying the materials and methods. >> the creepy crawlies use to construct their homes, to unlock how we can make our buildings more energy efficient and. according to the national renewable energy laboratory, buildings are responsible for roughly 40% of total energy use in the us and generate about 35% of the country's carbon emissions. >> termites are absolutely incredible at constructing, but new strategies to better regulate heat and air flows in our homes could come from looking at how termites do the same in theirs is one of the fascinating things that the termite mound does is that it maintains a humid internal climate, even though it sits almost in the desert, in a very arid environment. and it does this while still exchanging oxygen with its surroundings and environment. what we hope to do i