marianne favro thank you for that update. appreciate it. and it was a chaotic morning and afternoon for anyone living in that neighborhood near the fire. about 200 people were forced to evacuate their homes earlier today. robert honda spent his day there and shows us what they were dealing with. the air quality is still a big problem here. i'm wearing a mask when i can. other people here are wearing a mask and you can see why, because right over here you can see in this field where a big embers came and they basically set this field on fire. fortunately, some people rushed over here and put water on it and kept it from spreading . and you can see why these things were happening, because this is the size of some of the insulation embers that were flying through the air and going through the neighborhood. let me give you one last look at this neighborhood right over here, because these people in these houses were told to evacuate, but they refused to. they started watering down the vegetation and the roofs and trying to make sure that they ke

all right, marianne, thank you for that update. looking forward to your full story later on this evening. meanwhile, a house fire sparked wildfire concerns in a small neighborhood in south san jose. that fire broke out at a home on blossom avenue this morning across from herman intermediate school. one person did suffer second degree burns was taken to the hospital. two other people who live in that home weren't there at the time, and firefighters say five adjacent homes were evacuated in case that fire did spread, but teams managed to put it out in time. no word yet on the cause. a small brush fire forced a highway ramp in san jose to close this afternoon. look at this. this one happened on the northbound side of 85 at the santa teresa exit. sky ranger flew over as crews worked to put that fire out. it appears to have started at an encampment on the side of the highway. no word on injuries and the cause is still under investigation. all right. the summer's olympics cutting down on our carbon footprint. and it comes in the form of

it isn't wanted jurors to be distracted, wants them to focus on the actual evidence marianne raffertyters and attorney power did to the gun form that says are you on unlawful user or addicted to illegal drugs, it is and say have you ever been, it's about hunters a frame of mind is what i below says. again it jurors back tomorrow, if convicted hunter could face up and i say could, up to 25 years behind bars marianne rafferty is also possible the jury could have a split verdict, fighting him guilty on one and acquit him on two others. >> trace: see you tomorrow night. live it for as in delaware. let's bring in former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo, great to have a. hunter biden's attorney as david was saying, biden did not consider himself an addict when you bought a gun. it's not what he said, but what do you think? >> it is not a plausible defense. i don't think it's going to work. i think really the defense is hope is that the jury being in delaware just chooses not to follow the law, not to find the clear facts. and went to the defense put on to this idea that oh, hunter

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news was very clear this matter so many marianne thank you. it was a similar scene in san francisco where voters faced issues casting their ballots there. video shows a line stretching down the street near the mexican consulate. the first preliminary results are expected in about an hour. for the latest on this election, we're when we're not on air, you can just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. all right. continuing our live team coverage of the corral fire burning near tracee, our nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead just an hour ago. the fire has scorched 14,000 acres, and it has burned down one home. the flames erupted yesterday afternoon in the hills near the lawrence livermore national laboratory. no threat to the lab, but a lot of land burning. yeah, live team coverage for you. meteorologist rob mayeda is standing by. but first, let's get to emma goss live for us near the fire line. and emma, sounds like they're making some progress, terry. and they are indeed. cal fire has accomplished a lot in terms of containment today. n

reporting live in redwood city, marianne favro nbc bay area news. all right. thank you, marianne. that does continue to look like a treacherous situation. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff. jeff, the win not only obstacle, obviously for today, but we saw it all throughout the weekend with the tracee fire. and the series of other fires that we've seen. and thankfully, we you know, we're not in the 90s or 100 today, but that wind, certainly, as we heard from the firefighters, a key factor in why this fire was burning for so many hours on end, all of that smoke just billowing out of it, of course, bringing those air quality concerns. so right now, as we've been telling you, it's in redwood city where we're dealing with all of this activity. currently, 71 degrees winds sustained and your steady wind here at 15, but gusts still up to 25 tonight. tomorrow we're getting up into the 80s and still could have some gusts up to about 25, humidity 35. so the fire itself and any smoke that's left we know the smoke is dramatically lower and a lot less, but it's blowing towards the 101

reporting live in redwood city, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. marianne, thank you. let's bring in our investigative reporter, candice nguyen. she was also with us looking at the cost and the loss of all of this here. candice this is a big deal. this project has been in the works for nearly a decade, right? yeah. that's right. raj it has been in the works since 2015 through a partnership between san mateo county and mercy housing, which is a national housing nonprofit. this is a 100% affordable housing development. let's show you a digital picture here from the county of what the project would look like if it were to be completed as scheduled middle of next year. supposed to be two large buildings, 179 units, 1 to 3 bedrooms each to fit larger families in need. we heard that is unusual, that that was what made this construction project different. 20 apartments to help people experiencing homelessness in the area. and there was also a community center and a child care center. but i'm just learning now that that child care center that was not impacted, that a huge reli

why don't we be proactive. >> reporter: there is no one hoping for that more than marianne and duke who are dealing with a new kind of toll as insurance companies pull out of the state due to growing damage from climate disasters, the cost of their coverage has tripled. what have they told you? >> that california has insurance problems and you're lucky to be insured. >> reporter: what's next is now in limbo. if more isn't done to change this, what's the future of the beach? >> there is no future. this house is gone. >> reporter: a changing coast and uncertain future, but a hope that saving the sand, if not a long-term fix, will at least buy california time to find one. liz kreutz, nbc news, oceanside, california. >>> still to come, how united airlines is taking hbc students to new heights. >>> and the u.s. open comes down to a gym of inches. the nail biting highlights from dechambeau's victory. o smooth, i'm starting to get tearied away! ahhh, thank you mr. smooth bear. designed with smooth tear edges, charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a s

marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. well, with all that said, we are following some breaking news right now. a pair of brush fires in the bay area, the first one in san jose right off 87 near communications hill. this is a live look from one of our traffic cams. you can kind of see there. certainly the smoke on the center of your screen right now. it's not clear if any homes or businesses are being threatened. we know san jose fire arriving on the scene, as are our crews. again, this is on communications hill in san jose, a fire. we also will bring you any updates now as we get them into the newsroom. we have another fire in contra costa county, a 100 acre brush fire. our sky ranger was overhead. this is between brentwood and antioch, near empire mine and deer valley roads. cal fire crews are fighting these flames from the air and on the ground. here's the good news. they have stopped forward progress. so two fires, one near brentwood and the other in san jose right now. and communications hill fire chiefs from across t

and marianne, i know you're a mom. i'm a dad. i just watch it and think, oh my gosh, that's a lot of diapers. that's a lot of bicycles. that's a minivan for sure. it's quadruple everything. i would love to know the grocery bill. what a nice story. well, i have to tell you, raj, i did ask angela. i'm like, okay, so tell me how many diapers do you think that you have changed with these quadruplets? and she told me she actually kept track more than 50,000 diapers. and of course, fast forward now. as you mentioned, they now have four cars and they have to get car insurance for four kids. and of course they're going off to college. they're going to community college. so she's hoping that will save them some money. but it's a lot. what a nice way to do this. so i'm guessing you've been there since birth. you're there for graduation, so you'll be invited to all four of their weddings, i would hope. and we will document that. i'm guessing i would be so honored to be invited to their wedding. they are going to gavel in college and emma, t

times four in gilroy, marianne favro nbc, bay area news.hat's probably my favorite story of the day. that is so great. i keep thinking, i keep thinking about their grocery bills. all right, that's a lot. and then i think marianne will be there when they all get married, too. oh, that would be really nice. yes. fill us in. when? that's going to be a big day. four times the fun on everything. i just started thinking about, like, as she was mentioning, it's like the birthdays. it's like all four at once. this. there's a lot to care for one child, but four at the same time. incredible. awesome job. hats off to the parents. all right, jeff, take it away. it's hot. especially in gilroy. yeah, it is. those numbers heating up all across the bay area. thankfully, it's not a prolonged event. we're just looking at this being a two day event today and also tomorrow. let's get you a look here at our temperatures and as you all know you saw the car thermometers. those numbers really getting up there today. concord at 99. that was real close to the record

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. marianne thank you.et's talk about our weather on this monday as it's starting to heat up outside the risk of wildfire is dramatically increasing. cal fire is beginning to step up its seasonal preparation here. cal fire, santa clara covers five bay area regions, including the south bay, alameda and contra costa counties. they've already seen an uptick in grass fires, including last week's 14,000 acre corral fire in alameda county. and this weekend's grass fire in pittsburgh. so things are busy now, the agency says went into full seasonal staffing today, meaning more firefighters and more equipment. we have 12 stations. we have up staffed all of those stations. there are 16 stations being staffed, three dozers, three hand crews, firefighter hand crews. and we also have a helicopter at our alma helitack base. yeah, a lot happening here, especially as 4th of july is right around the corner. the agency says illegal fireworks are also a growing threat. fire officials encouraging property owners to clear out 1

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reporting live in san jose, marianne favro nbc bay area news. marianne, thank you very much. we were sending out real time updates as we learned more about these fires. our free nbc bay area app is a great resource to have. you can customize the alerts we'll send straight to your phone. farther east, firefighters are working to keep our first major fire of the year under control. the corral fire sparked in the hills between tracee and livermore. tonight. it's 50% contained after burning more than 14,000 acres. it ignited last night, blocking the freeway and prompting evacuations for hundreds of families. nbc bay area's alyssa goard reports from san joaquin county, where those evacuation orders are now downgraded to warnings. terry, you might be able to hear the wind here. it's pretty strong. and that's exactly what fire crews are having to contend with tonight as they patrol the area and mop up some of the hot spots are it's these winds, as well as the plenty of dry grass that's around here. that cal fire says has helped to fuel this fast spreading fire. the on this property

marianne. a man who shot at police during a standoff has been charged with attempted murder. police say that anthony handy barricaded himself inside an apartment in san jose on sunday for five hours, and at one point, police say he broke a window and started throwing things out of it. officers tried to get handy to come out, but he refused. as they were walking away. police say handy fired his gun in their direction. luckily, no one was hurt by the gunfire. handy eventually jumped out of a window and was arrested. school is getting out, more people are traveling and covid is making a comeback. the santa clara county public health department is seeing the start of what may be a summer surge. nbc bay area's robert honda has more from san jose. there are a lot of factors that contribute to a high level of covid cases, and one is definitely people's attitude. we're here in downtown san jose, and it was almost an hour before we saw anyone wearing a mask. deandra martinez stood out as one of the very few people we saw wearing a mask in san pedro square, and she says it's because of

here's nbc bay area's marianne favro. what's in your drink at a crowded bar, you may not notice if someone added something to it while you weren't looking. now you'll be able to find out right away. starting monday, a new state law will require bars to offer customers a date rape drug test, strip. it's a security for those coming out to drink. sometimes you get carried away in a conversation. you might turn your head for a few seconds or so, and people are really slick out here and you just got to be careful. and i think that is just a wonderful idea. the test is quick and easy. just place a few drops from your drink on the designated area of the card. if it turns blue or black, there's a good chance you've been roofied. the test can detect the presence of date rape drugs like ketamine and ghb. we'll have our bartenders and our front door managers, and as well as our security guards having those cards out for anybody. the assistant general manager at san pedro social says he supports the new law. i think it's a great idea

in san jose, marianne favro. nbc bay area news. you've probably seen or maybe had that poppi prebiotic soda. the makers say it's good for your guts, but a former consumer is suing, saying that is not true. poppy sodas contain a five year called inulin, which we usually consume naturally when we eat fruits and vegetables and other plants. but the inulin in the drink is from agave poppies. makers say this, and other so-called probiotics feed good gut bacteria in the digestive system. but a lawsuit filed by that former consumer alleges that a can of poppy soda doesn't contain enough inulin to benefit gut health. it claims the company violated california law by putting out false and misleading advertising. making it in the bay is not getting any easier, but the rest of the country is struggling as well. when it comes to the prospect of home ownership. we're talking about the affordability gap. that's the difference between an area's median household income and how much income is necessary to afford payments on a median priced home in t

marianne favro nbc, bay area news a san francisco family is out of their home tonight after flames torethrough their apartment building in the sunset. this is on taraval near 47th. fire started about three this afternoon. crews got the fire under control quickly. the family of six that called the apartment home. it is a huge loss. they were able to salvage some of their things after the fire tonight. the cause is under investigation. it's very fortunate that there were no injuries to this, but any fire is one fire too many. if we can prevent fires from occurring, that's going to be the best outcome. firefighters say there's minimal damage to the adjoining building, which is home to the longtime neighborhood bar, the riptide, and the bar was closed tonight but should be back open tomorrow . but the fire brought back familiar feelings for that entire block. a 2015 fire burned the riptide, and the business next door to it. a grieving south bay family is taking legal action after their son was shot and killed by police. today would have been emmanuel perez. perez 20th birthday. instead, his

they actually spent the day at the children's discovery museum in san jose, and nbc's marianne favro was there. many of the kids here are very young and haven't yet learned about the significance of juneteenth, but this celebration is designed to teach them a little bit about history while having fun with laser focus, kids worked on building and decorating their own drums. it feels so much fun doing drums. eight year old genesis trotter put a lot of thought into her design. i added some colors like this and i added some african colors like this. but she knows today is about more than fun and a federal holiday. it's a moment to reflect on a historical event nearly 160 years ago, when the delayed news of freedom reached the enslaved people of galveston, texas. it's about when black people escaped from slavery. the drum build was just one of multiple activities highlighting african culture. to mark this juneteenth at the children's discovery museum in san jose, kids learn special drumming techniques using their hands to create music. families also watched animated films made entirely by

the city has also alerted local homeless shelters about the outbreak in san jose, marianne favro. nbc bay area news. the annual silicon valley pain index is out and the news is not good. researchers say inequality is worse than last year. this is the fifth annual pain index created by the san jose state human rights institute. the report measures social inequality in the hope of changing policies and improving people's lives. this year, the index finds several categories have worsened, including wealth and income inequality, food insecurity, fentanyl deaths, gender wage and tech employment gaps, and homeless ness among students. just think about that in the richest country, in the richest area of that country, we have 300, almost 300 homeless students in alum rock, and we have 900 in the east side union school district. researchers say several new policies have come about because of the pain index, including senate bill 333 making its way through the state assembly right now. it would provide 15,000 recently homeless high school seniors a guaranteed income of $1,000 a month for si

nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us now from morgan hill with a behind the scenes look at how theai works in this particular way. marianne here at the cal fire command center in morgan hill, they're using alert california cameras equipped with ai technology to quickly detect smoke. these tech tools are helping firefighters get an early jump on fighting fires in santa clara, contra costa and alameda counties while cal fire's command center staff monitors 37 alert california cameras. it's

nbc bay area's marianne favro first broke this story last night. she joins us now in san jose with surveillance video of the suspect in a story. you'll see only on nbc bay area. san jose police met with the victims this afternoon, and if forwarded this case to the hate crime unit for review. this security camera video shows a man jumping out of a black car, running to a home in san jose, and tearing down a pride flag. he then runs off, jumps back into the car and takes off. it felt very violating. kind of felt dehumanizing. it happened friday night while showed us the damaged flag holder and shredded flag. he's a pride center counselor at de anza college and says he hung the flag to celebrate pride month. the whole purpose of for us to have the flag up is to show that, you know, this is a safe space for others to that whoever comes to our house, they know that this is a safe space for them, no matter who they are and what they identify as. the surveillance video shows that after passing the home, it appears the black car stops, backs up, and that's

first, let's begin with marianne favro at the scene of that fire. marianne, what is the status now?he fire is under control, but there are still concerns out here within the last hour, we saw quite a significant flare up. and you can see that right now firefighters are getting after it using a hose to douse that flare up. and they have declared that there is a 24 hour fire watch in this area as they continue to look for

marianne rafferty has that story >> reporter: good evening.n of la district attorney george gascon videotaped himself attempting to use his influence during a traffic stop involving his then fiancÉe. this cell phone video was shot by joseph iniguez three years ago when he was gascon's chief of staff. he was a passenger but was arrested after intervening when officers pulled a couple over for making an illegal u-turn as they were returning from a wedding in 2021. >> run our plates and see what you find. i'm not saying anything, to see what you find. >> reporter: during the stop, iniguez appears to be coaching his fiancÉe about field sobriety tests and continues to give officers a hard time. >> you've pulled over the wrong person, let me tell you. >> reporter: after officers arrested him, -- his fiancÉe, they cuffed and arrested him to. last year he was awarded $10,000 after he sued the police department alleging his civil rights were violated. another faces an 11 count felony indictment for improperly accessing confidential police records in 20

and yes, the northern marianne island, the chain of 14 islands, which side of van is a part of also including the other main islands of rhoda and 10 in. and so i believe now a lot of people are learning about america's footprint in the pacific. and how this federal, for just like any other federal forward in the united states is ruled by the constitution and cases can be decided here. of course, one of the biggest questions many people asked was why site that question was continued to be asked to do a we received the same answer that it's supposed to, australia and science didn't want to enter is plea in the continental us. and so we're expected to, of course, follow up with local officials here about what that impact to needs for the scene of my raising awareness about the northern marianne i funds, but also a market spot on the map and industry books as it relates to this case. comments on? yeah, is chief regional correspondent for k u. i am news, we appreciate it. thank you very much indeed. to all of us journalists, adam duff coverage has started in the russian city of your counseling. bu

marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. we are going to turn now to our microclimate weather, where it feels like we are in florida or hawaii. take a live look outside. it shows us what things look like right now in san jose, san francisco and oakland. we have been keeping a close eye out for possible spotty rain and a chance of a thunderstorm. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us. how much longer will we be feeling these tropical temperatures? i am not doing well in the humidity. it certainly can catch up for us californians. right. and i can certify 100. feels like florida out there. we have dew point humidity levels well above where we're used to. and all of this pattern that we're seeing right now, it's being funneled in by two different weather systems. here. you have low pressure to the south, high pressure over the desert southwest and that's bringing up this tropical moisture from the south. so let's go ahead and take it to the radar right now. and what i can tell you is the most severe aspects from this contin

marianne, was this just as mr 0bama says a bad debate night, or was this something deeper for president for president biden? it was a bad debate night _ for president biden? it was a bad debate night and - for president biden? it was a bad debate night and i - for president biden? it was a bad debate night and i don'tl bad debate night and i don't think we know yet the damage that was done by last night. donald trump is not to mix romney. joe biden is not barack 0bama. there's no real historical comparison here. but here is what happened last night the debate last night has forced america to confront its flaws coming of donald trump the republican nominee convicted felon on 3a counts who literally lied for 90 minutes unchecked by anybody. you had joe biden who was unable to check him because he did not perform last night. and then you have the media moderators who didn't do any fact checking and makes me question the point of having journalists at outlets like that do these debates. but these three elements, the republican party �*s unwillingness to unload donald trump, joe biden �*s fa

i want to go ahead and turn now to our marianne favro. she is out there and she is, i believe, joined with a firefighter with some information. marianne what city? i'm with mark lorenzen. he is the fire chief for the menlo park fire district. and so can you tell us exactly what happened today? sure, about 1015, we got a reported call of a commercial structure fire, reports were smoke coming from the fifth floor. possibly it started in the insulation. so, we're actually in a small unincorporated community called north fair oaks, which is part of the county and protected by the menlo park fire district. when crews got on scene, they initially saw heavy, thick smoke coming from the fifth floor, upgraded it pretty quickly to three alarms, construction crews were already evacuating safely out of the building and right now we're at a point where we're at eight alarms, you know, the building that the fire started in a large, apartment complex? i think, for affordable housing. housing for the county, was under construction. is likely a total loss

marianne: we have been bullish. we came into the year originally looking for 54 to 5600 but quickly in the early part of this year i raised my ranged for the s&p to 5600 -- 5800. we saw the technicals improving earnings. i'm so comfortable with that. if i do long-term technical projections, the market goes into a range of 6007 thousand. but how i start feeling now, because i was so out of consensus, i feel that now i am in consensus land and i don't like being part of consensus. but that doesn't mean i'm bearish on the markets, you know? earnings revisions have been going up and that is the most positive correlated indicator we have. markets really truly move on earnings, but it does make me a little nervous that we are starting to get consensus and i'm also nervous because the vix index that measures volatility has been around 12, that's pretty low. we called it the bouncing ball. we believe in the bucking, but i wouldn't be surprised if you get a little bit of one. the sign that you are in a strong market means it

marianne rafferty. >> i think it would be a great deterrent but if you were a storeowner i would worryy hurting you if you confront them. >> trace: kevin corke. >> you steel, you get be. if you can't handle that, camera is fine. >> trace: amber? >> to be determined, for sure. >> trace: but don't come in your store looking to steal stuff. >> in studio city and santa monica. >> trace: good plug. jason. >> it's going to do absolutely nothing except maybe create a new industry for the reality shows. it will create a brand-new reality tv show brand or theme i guess. i predict tlc will have some sort of my shoplifting life. >> trace: the big brother of retail theft, exactly right. so i think no, i think there are just too many cameras already. the poll says good body cameras be a remedy? yes, 30% x, instagram 55%. stephanie, change it from -- change it and that would help. michael says no one cares if they are being recorded since no repercussions. yes, but we have to ban masks and disguises to make the cameras more effective. mark says not sure if it will stop theft but will make great vira

today, in the bay's marianne favro explains what's in your drink at a crowded bar. you may not notice if someone added something to it while you weren't looking. now you'll be able to find out right away. starting monday, a new state law will require bars to offer customers a date rape drug test strip. it's a security for those coming out to drink. sometimes you get carried away in a conversation. you might turn your head for a few seconds or so, and people are really slick out here and you just got to be careful. and i think that it's just a wonderful idea. the test is quick and easy. just place a few drops from your drink on the designated area of the card. if it turns blue or black, there's a good chance you've been roofied. the test can detect the presence of date rape drugs like ketamine and ghb. we'll have our bartenders and our front door managers and as well as our security guards having those cards out for anybody. the assistant general manager at san pedro socal says he supports the new law. i think it's a great idea. i think it's a great idea to protect t

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. a march in san francisco today, paying tribute to the roots of pride some way, love. it was all for the fifth annual people's march and rally. the rally was held at the corner of polk and washington streets. it's the same route taken as the first gay liberation protest back in 1970. today's event is an alternative to the larger pride parade, organizers say their goal is to highlight black and brown indigenous voices and their allies. at the same time, demonstrators pushed back against anti lgbtq bills, introduced by lawmakers throughout the u.s. but the mood today was one of resilience and hope. i marched for the people that have come before me, the people that are going to come after me, those have lost their lives to hiv and aids. it's really nice to see every god intersection of this community out here together, from our drag community to our elders. the rally ended with a music festival and a celebration of culture and community, as well as the first people's march drag contest. w

marianne favro reports from san jose with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area news. we talk with one woman who came into this post office in willow glen yesterday, only to find that someone had broken into her po box and stolen all her mail. layla gibson visits her po box about once a week, but when she opened it up at the willow glen post office, she was shocked not at what was inside, but what she didn't find that there was no mail. so that seemed odd because i always have junk mail. at least all her mail gone. she took pictures of the damage to the po boxes. a clerk told her someone had used a crowbar to get into several mailboxes. willow glen post office. there were some po box break ins, this is an ongoing investigation. postal inspector jeff fitch says investigators are still determining how many boxes were broken into. i'm not okay with it. not at all. layla says she's even more frustrated because she had already had her mail stolen from an apartment complex mailbox, and specifically opened up a po box for peace of mind. i see the post office as an added layer

marianne rafferty, fox news this is ktvu, fox two news at six five. >> firefighters are evaluated fors as they fight a brush fire near saint helena in the hot, dry conditions. also ahead. >> pro-palestinian protesters gather right outside a fundraising event in san francisco for vice president kamala harris, drawing a large police presence. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. the vice president was in the bay area today for a pair of fundraisers as the presidential campaign heats up with less than six months before election day, ktvu christian katherine spoke to some of those demonstrators about the message they want to send to the white house. >> vice president kamala harris made a brief fundraising visit to the chapel in san francisco's mission district. her appearance drew attendees and protesters. more than 100 demonstrators opposed to the biden administration's support for israel gathered in front of the venue, chanting taking over valencia street about an hour before the vice president arrived. san francisco police issued orders to clear the are

. >> the catastrophic event moved bird lover marianne scott to action. >> the high-rises are the biggestt the statistic is for stories or less where the most fatal collisions occur. >> as executive director of the building association of philadelphia, she is to convince the number of buildings or turn off lights both inside and outside between midnight and 6 a.m. during migration seasons. >> my on large, people don't know there's a problem. they are shocked to hear when i say that there might be 300 million birds traveling across the country now. >> in fact, the night before we went on patrol with stephen, an estimated 660 million birds were in the skies over the u.s. in the midst of their spring migration north. that makes for a busy morning. an injured oven bird is placed in a paperback for transport to the wildlife center clinic for rehabilitation. then, stephen helps an apparently stunned bird struggling to regain its sense of direction and get on its way. next, an injured yellow throated warbler. at the entrance of an office building, a fox safeguarding the body of a dead bd. >> i a

busy to figure out where the northern marianne is were. but this is really a great, great day for julian, for all of us who believe in transparency and holding government to account. i think julian would probably be the 1st person to say that as terrible and difficult as this fight was, it was worth it me of when it comes to the location for the hair and according to quote findings, the island was chosen by a song himself because he was willing to travel to the us mainland was also striking to me how um following stella as long as is um, social media. his wife's social media. she was encouraging or to be supportive and follow has to follow the flight plan and follow the flight. so that really is that lack of trust isn't that? oh yes, absolutely. a lack of trust. and what do you make of as it's as long as the decision not to go to the us mainland? well that was the sticking point, and it's been the sticking point for at least 6 or 7 months. now. the justice department was adamant that that they would negotiate a plea for time served so long

it is very good to be with you marianne. we still are likely not to hear an official reaction from the mexican authorities, probably until wednesday morning. with that, said mexican president evidence. manuel. nope. is over. was asked about this executive order by president biden. during his early morning press conference on tuesday, he said that he was aware that this executive order was going to be issued, and that he had a phone call with president biden low scheduled for later in the day. we don't know what time that phone call is expected to take place, but we do expect that we will hear some sort of a formal position by mexico on this. but probably not until sometime on wednesday with beset you made a very important point here. marian, this is a driving on the heels of a historic collection for mexico club dish, and bob elected the 1st woman president in the country's history. she will be assuming the office of the president come october. but if there's any question over how this might sort of impact or influence her p

the national community party led by marianne le pen and jourdan berdella by a wide margin surveys fromompetitors before. they won the european parliament elections 3 weeks ago. macron's renaissance party lost the competition in the european parliament elections to the right-wing national community party with a significant margin. kurdish president of france decided to hold early elections with the aim of restoring political power. it is possible that emmanuel macron will be forced to accept a prime minister from the opposition party. several separate attacks in borno state in nigeria left at least 18 dead and 30 injured. director general of the brno state crisis management agency said: these attacks in the hospital wedding. burial took place. there are several women and children among the dead. so far, no group has claimed responsibility for these attacks. since 15 years ago, nigeria has become a place of conflict between extremist groups, as a result of which thousands of people have been killed and millions of others have been displaced. the american police killed a 13-year-old teena

the raid fell to his knees when he saw his mother for the first time in eight months, and ummer, marianne's family, was in disbelief at his safe return. tragically his father died just hours earlier. >> what a big relief. that's what i want to happen for all the families of the hostages. >> despite joy over the successful hostage rescue mission, the effort actually took a serious toll on civilians in gaza. israel airstrike during the raid actually killed 270 palestinians, according to hamas. israel says about 100 were killed. andrew. rachel. >> thank you for instructors from a college in iowa have been stabbed during a visit to china. all four work at cornell college and reportedly stabbed in a public park in northeast china while visiting their partner school. two victims were in critical condition. the state department has not released any details about a motive or suspect. >> we are learning more about a tragic accident during a simple game of badminton. it's left a new jersey family mourning the loss of their little girl. this morning, new details about a freak accident that took the li

i'm mariann faucet and this is the street the the most beautiful sunsets families pick clicking on the beach teenagers riding horses through cobbled streets, the destruction of a people. genocide comes through the destruction of its culture with over 60 percent of all homes in garza in ruins. what is truly last beyond the brakes and so, and does the i c. j examines the case against is ro, how are young palestinians resisting this attempt at racial photographer? so hey, nah, sorta takes us through the streets of his home city and the memories which will ever live there. a lot of my have a memory is ever when i walked down the me the way to the sea. i remember uh it was uh, beside the cafe of gas. in the same street, there was a feller and then scared me, sensor to my friends fads which is completely discharged right now the what's from not me. all the places that we had a gun now except the sea because they would never destroy. it will remain for ever here we are in the beach of gauze and 60 pacifically in there. so many people that lives in garza, they can, they can probably, we can go

first of all, this story, i'm not joined by marianne on a public channel. she's a strategy director of the world wildlife fund in brazil. murray under the funds have serious consequences for the ecosystem and biodiversity in the pond. so now what exactly is it stake here, or yeah, i mean cyrus have a strong in pads, not only the budget taishan in the water in the rivers in desoto, but also invited to proceed on one, but had similar fires back in 2020 on scientists to assist and made to that's the last directly to fire, for 7 things being done. and im, vertebrates small and large rachel rates and all these was direct impacts. you can imagine what was also last after the fires. really assume it's one to drop it by your factory 2020 and this year you're seeing similar for a strong this tried that you guys had that's 4 years ago. now we know that climate change and l menu play a role here. but do we know what actually stops at the font as a sort of these have been talking about the awesome yeah. 0 on the are some indications that the fires were started by human

here's nbc bay area's marianne favro.lementary, and now they're looking into the possibility there may be more victims. alejandro nunez is accused of sexually assaulting a girl under age 14 with special needs. police say the attack happened last week, while the suspect, a behavioral therapist, was in a session with the girl at her home. investigators say they quickly figured out it wasn't the first time she had been assaulted during the investigation. actually discovered that the same adult male suspect sexually assaulted this juvenile female survivor multiple times, starting from march of 2024. nunez also worked part time as an instructional aide in three classrooms at forest hill elementary. in a statement, the district says it hired nunez in 2022 after undergoing a rigorous screening process, adding the individual worked as a part time instructional aide to provide break coverage to other instructional aides under the supervision of the classroom teacher. to our knowledge, the alleged behavior did not involve our stude

individuals, making it a federal crime to publish the images, a crucial step says legal scholar marianne franks. >> yes, the platforms are important, but making sure any person who is thinking about doing this to another person thinks twice because they might have to face really serious consequences, that's key. >> reporter: innocent victims like elliston berry hope help is on the way. savannah sellers, nbc news. >>> and coming up thousands of people in jail forced to see loved ones on video calls instead of in person. why one sheriff is having a change of heart about it. my report next. myasthenia gravis, picture what life could look like with... vyvgart hytrulo, a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds. for one thing, could it mean more time for you? vyvgart hytrulo can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you. do not use vyvgart hytrulo if you have a serious allergy to any of its ingredients. it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing and decrease in blood pressure leading to fainting and

nbc bay area's marianne favro first broke this story last night. she joins us now in san jose with surveillance video of the suspect in a story. you'll see only on nbc bay area. san jose police met with the victims this afternoon, and if forwarded this case to the hate crime unit for review. this security camera video shows a man jumping out of a black car, running to a home in san jose, and tearing down a pride flag. he then runs off, jumps back into the car and takes off. it felt very violating. kind of felt dehumanizing. it happened friday night while showed us the damaged flag holder and shredded flag. he's a pride center counselor at de anza college and says he hung the flag to celebrate pride month. the whole purpose of for us to have the flag up is to show that, you know, this is a safe space for others to that whoever comes to our house, they know that this is a safe space for them, no matter who they are and what th