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

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

marianne rafferty is live with the senseless details.good evening. >> reporter: that family is going through a lot right now. they are grieving the loss of 43 old christopher michael right after he was brutally beaten and killed in front of his home on friday. family says the incident stemmed from a fight one of their three sons had and that a group of men were seeking retaliation. when wright would not have -- let them have access, they reportedly made him the target of their to back take a listen to how christopher's longtime fiancÉ describes him. >> was a friend. everybody coming, just the outpour that we have been getting from friends and just they are really, really going to miss out on somebody with a really big heart. he lives beyond. >> reporter: anne arundel county, police say they are searching for 3 to four suspects, white males believed to be in their 20s and 30s. family members are raising funds for the funeral costs on gofundme. they have also announced a candlelight vigil will take place on saturday gave -- saturday, may 2

marianne rafferty is live with new information on that story. >> reporter: no migrants are in new yorky school gymnasiums. the city has removed migrants from an nguyen to school in brooklyn and they cleared out another elementary school where migrants were set to arrive. the change comes after back-to-back days of protests by parents. mayor eric adams' claims their decision has nothing to do with those potus. a total of 2010 local public schools, gyms are on a list to house asylum-seekers. the situation grows more dire for new york city with an average of six to 700 new arrivals every day. some parents are outraged that their kids are now being affected. >> joe biden, you have kids. stop playing with people's kids' lives. >> reporter: wild ones, jay has been used so far, others have been preparing for receiving migrants. 42% of students were reportedly absent in one school in protest of the new plan. mayor eric adams says he is willing to make the tough decisions and not get bogged down by the objects he also invited input on the public on how we should handle the influx. they say the

now one new devices hoping to dominate the security industry boxes, marianne rafferty takes a closerk. this autonomous two wheeled robot could become the security guard of the future created by startup companies. scinto robotics versions of this little guy or already patrolling several properties in switzerland for unwelcome guests. while it looks small, this robot is mighty and especially designed to travel over various terrain and elements. it's also armed with the heat sensing camera to identify the presence of people and cars, according to the company's founder, the device will hopefully make the jobs of human security guards easier and safer chose to go for the security market because this is a place where it's really difficult to find people. nowadays they have to work long hours. um and they have to work in everywhere conditions and we did this job ourselves, and it's really brutal instead of employing a team of people, security companies could hire one central guard. to monitor the robot as it wanders around large areas. center patrols large outdoor areas like data centers, l

i'm marianne rafferty now back to one nation. ♪ ♪ i can't believe it it is now time for news dual butto put on tv helping me out this week and she wants to get paid fox nation host abby hornacek abby are you ready to dual cute music start the clock do you mind if i go first fast forward with grandparents getting, suing their kids and their daughter that's their son and their daughter-in-law. 35 and 31 years old because they want a grandchild suing them for 50 million who do you think is going to wean win this? j i don't know because as a parent you give your kids life. 643,000 that's cold. it kind of reminds me of when you're young and mouthy teenagers are leak qhar you going to sue me but all of the other parents their age have grand kids to play with and their raise their kid it cost $250,000 and expensive to buy them a car and they paid for honeymoon and paid for legal representation and saying give me a grand kid or pay up. >> what do you think that legal representation is saying if you were a lawyer. >> i will say this i hope everyone loses by fact that there's a suit. your story

marianne rafferty fox news ktvu, fox two. news at five starts now.a renewed sense of commitment, especially now, with the blooms out in this renewed sense of energy, things are steadily moving in the right direction. now at five blooms and business booms. union square leaders working with san francisco lawmakers to bring beauty and business back t

marianne rafferty, fox news. the common illne norovirus and salmonella. investigators with the cdc are calling for better enforcement of comprehensive food safety policies, and that includes making sure sick workers stay home. the winchester mystery house in san jose has revealed a weekend full of events to commemorate its 100th anniversary. the celebration will take place june 30th through july 2nd. city officials and other dignitaries will gather for a proclamation of winchester mystery house day in san jose on june 30th. the weekend will conclude with a centennial brunch at the greenhouse and greenhouse patio. the oakland zoo is welcoming a new addition, a white handed gibbon baby was born this past weekend to parents may and rainier. mom immediately began demonstrating excellent maternal care by cradling and nursing her newborn baby. animal care staff have dedicated their time to baby proofing the gibbon island habitat, installing ports in the lighthouse for possible bottle feeding if needed, and adding more

one new devices hoping to dominate the security industry, marianne rafferty takes us there.f the future created by startup companies. scinto robotics versions of this little guy or already patrolling several properties in switzerland for unwelcome guests. while it looks small, this robot is mighty and especially designed to travel over various terrain and elements. it's also armed with the heat sensing camera to identify the presence of people and cars, according to the company's founder, the device will hopefully make the jobs of human security guards easier and safer chose to go for the security market because this is a place where it's really difficult to find people. nowadays they have to work long hours. um and they have to work in everywhere conditions and we did this job ourselves, and it's really brutal instead of employing a team of people, security companies could hire one central guard. to monitor the robot as it wanders around large areas. center patrols large outdoor areas like data centers, logistics or manufacturing plans. the robot can travel at speeds a litt

as fox news , marianne rafferty tells us now it's creators say it can reduce the need for human guardproperties. this autonomous two wheeled robot could become the security guard of the future created by startup companies. scinto robotics versions of this little guy or already patrolling several properties in switzerland for unwelcome guests. while it looks small, this robot is mighty and especially designed to travel over various terrain and elements. it's also armed with the heat sensing camera to identify the presence of people and cars, according to the company's founder, the device will hopefully make the jobs of human security guards easier and safer chose to go for the security market because this is a place where it's really difficult to find people. nowadays they have to work long hours. um they have to work in everywhere conditions and we did this job ourselves, and it's really brutal instead of employing a team of people, security companies could hire one central guard. to monitor the robot as it wanders around large areas. center patrols large outdoor areas like data cente

marianne rafferty takes a closer look at this woman's new dreams.ving age doesn't mean you need to start slowing down. the highly decorated marathoner from france runs more than 30 miles a week to stay in shape and keep her stride strong for future races, feeling of freedom of well being of joy of communicating with nature, the forest the fields in april and bear completed her 57th marathon with a time just over six hours and 20 minutes. she plans to run at least two more marathons before the end of this year. i am very careful with training with my food much more than before, because i am aware of my age. and of course, i have to respect the restrictions that age imposes on me. but even with all her medals and trophies number once more than anything to run in next year's marathon for all a special race in france celebrating the 2024 paris olympic games where the general public will be able to run the same route as the olympic athletes. marathon for all this time is like a crowning achievement. the problem, only 20,024. people will be allowed to par

marianne rafferty dives in to take a closer look. the sea. these pieces of fish have never seen an ocean pond or stream. israeli based food tech company stakeholder foods is revealing the world's first ever 3d printed fish filets made from a combination of fish cells and plant based ingredients. when you cut a whole cut of meat, you can see the muscle fibers. >> it's really high densified in the fish. the density is much lower. the flakiness is something that is much more easier to mimic. stakeholder foods joined forces with umami meats, whose researchers harness cells from different fish and grows them into muscle and fat fibers. >> we've managed to do it for grouper and for eel. we have three other species in our pipeline that are also endangered, sort of species that will be coming out with publicly in the next few months. >> stakeholder foods then sends those materials through its printers, which form the filets one layer at a time. >> the end product is antibiotics free, and i assume that in the future we will understand the hea

marianne rafferty reports the priority is on finding a safe and stable location. a lot of things need to happen before people could potentially live on mars like building a base to help determine the most stable and safest location on the red planet for future fort scientists in switzerland are studying earthquake activity on mars to learn more about its structural integrity. that's the noise of a 4.6 magnitude mars quake at the center of this research. it's one of the largest quakes recorded during nasa's previous insight mission . what's great about this quake was that it was so strong that these surface ways we're able to travel the entire planet multiple times. you can now start to measure the velocity of which the surface we travel along the planet. and you know, based on that velocity we can actually extract the information about, um, interior structure of mars using the rumbles from this mars quake researchers calculated mars crust or outermost layer is between 26 to 35 miles deep thicker than the crust on earth and the moon. the quake also revealed the cru

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

i am marianne rafferty now back to the price of splendor and freedom. >> boston celtics enes kanter challenges in china. >> when it comes to china the reason why you don't hear lebron james or the mba is because of this, because of this they don't want to lose this and i applaud enes kanter because human right injustices go beyond borders. >> i never want to single out lebron. i don't take it seriously. on the face of nike, you call yourself a social justice warrior, you call yourself a freedom fighter more than an athlete, you talk about the problems happening in america but your shoes are being made by slaves. sorry slave kids. how more radical could you be. those people need your voice. not only him but so many other of my team is playing in mba. you guys are millionaires in five years you sign a contract, 100,000,200,000,000 but while you're dribbling the ball from the other side of the world people are living under losing mobile phones, their lives in their homes. being the voice of the innocent people who don't have a voice is more important than any kind of contract you can get put your

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

marianne rafferty is live with that story. good evening. >> a hearing that the senate judiciary hearing one of the chief justice john roberts to attend but the chief justice declined that's not stopping democrats and their push for ethics reform of the high court. some of the highest court in the land should not have the lowest ethical standards. that reality is driving a crisis in public confidence in the supreme court. >> much of the debate centered around if congress has the authority to impose that set of rules on the court. the push from democrats comes from reports that justices and their families, justice clarence thomas have benefited from luxury gifts, property purchases and other gifts. but they are arguing democrats are playing politics because they don't like the decision coming from the nations high court. >> i have been disappointed by supreme court opinions but my colleagues should fill out a hurt feelings report and move on. >> and in a statement released last recall the justices agreed to their existing code o

marianne rafferty is life with breaking information from a target insider. >> fox news digital is reportin some target employees are being told to move there lgbt cute pride displays to less prominen locations in the story to avoid customer backlash fraid so managers and district senior directors were on emergency calls on friday where they were told also that they could not have anything on manikins and n learned signage promoting those products read most of the locations affected our in rural southern stores according to that report. this comes just weeks after the company bud light came under fire for partnering with transgender influencer. sales plummeted 28.4 percent in the week ending may 13th alone pride in an interview last week target ceo brian cornell told fortunes leadership now podcast by promoting the lgbt cute friendly products is the right thing for society and a great thing for their brand. this year's target pride collection has renewed calls from conservative groups to boycott the retailer similar calls occurred in 2016 after th company took a public stance allowing trans

marianne rafferty's life at tha story. >> that new york city has recently turned over 120 hotels into emergency shelters to handle the increase of migrants arriving. the cities that they are out of space and the immigration commissioner calls the situatio a nightmare. >> we need more space, especially if one hotel can accommodate 100 guest 200 peopl but we are receiving 800 today. logistically it really is sort of a nightmare. >> but so far those counties ar considering taking legal action in order to stop the migrants from being housed there. >> people continue to strategiz any and all legal actions that are designed to stop the transfer of migrants here that will compromise the character o our -- >> ahead of the expected title 42 surge, governor kathy hope gold declaring a state of emergency to accessibility dollars for the crisis and mobilizing an additional 500 national guardsmen to handle th processing of migrants arriving in the city. this is not just a southern border problem for this is goin nationwide beard. >> we are watching on both side of the country. in the meantime the

document revealing a so-called criminal scheme involving president biden from his time as vp marianne raffertyhas the details. good evening. >> hi mike. congressional republicans say the fbi has explaining to do following bottom shell whistleblower accusations about president biden's time as vice-president. >> a whistleblower has come forward saying there's evidence of the president's participation when he was vp in and illegal foreign influence scheme. >> we have credible information that this possible criminal activity took place. >> that's iowa g.o.p. senator grassley with house oversight committee james comber says the fbi has an unclassified document that describes a criminal scheme involving the then vice-president and alleges there was an exchange of money with a foreign national for policy decisions. the witt firing back in a statement saying republicans in congress have spent 5 years quote lobbying unfounded unproven politically motivated attacks against the president and his family without offering evidence for their claims, adding president biden has offered unprecedented trance pat

marianne rafferty joins us with more. >> a lot of people have a problem for this, especially if people want to cook. days after new york state becam the first to ban natural gas stoves and residential buildings , there's a push for the federal government to also impose stronger regulations and possibly even enact federal mandates. dc attorney general was joined by ten other attorneys general by blue states like massachusetts and maryland that are urging natural regulators t crackdown on gas powered stones -- stoves over the concerns of emissions and they claim poor air quality. in a letter to the safety commission, they write the presence of gas stoves and households even when not in use can lead to indoor pollution levels opposes a bigger health risk, especially for susceptibl consumers such as children in households in underserved communities. those efforts are prompting thi week from arkansas gop senator tom cotton the bike demonstration wants to ban gas stoves and make dishwashers useless and force everyone to drive electric cars and they want to control every aspect of your life c

marianne rafferty fox news ktvu, fox two. news at five starts now. have a renewed sense of commitment, especially now, with the blooms out in this renewed sense of energy, things are steadily moving in the right direction. now at five blooms and business booms. union square leaders working with san francisco lawmakers to bring beauty and business back to union square. just yesterday, we learned that nordstrom's and saks off fifth or leaving nearby market street. good evening, everyone i'm julie haney mike mibach ktvu is christian captain live tonight from union square, where businesses are leaning right into a new campaign to boost revenue, christian yeah. you can see an example of it right here in front of us were in front of the western st francis and you can see all the flowers here in bloom and even more inside, business leaders say while they're disappointed that nordstrom is going to be leaving , they say that they still see reasons for optimism. san francisco's shopping scene is still reeling from word that nordstrom, nordstrom rack and saks o

marianne rafferty, fox news makers are taking steps to eliminate am radio from their newest electric volkswagen, mazda and tesla say they won't include am radios in their newest models. we reported on that. they say electric engines disrupt the am signal and that because fewer people are listening to am radio, the demand just isn't there. talk radio veteran michael harrison told ktvu. it's a shortsighted, financially motivated move, he says am radio is a lifeline in rural areas, and the am band is where religious sports talk news talk and all news programming thrives. it's also important in emergencies. the public safety of the am radio and what it means in terms of the national defense system when the electricity goes out, and there is no internet, um and you know how you how you find your way and get information point to point communication in in a in a hardship, harrison says pushback from listeners and lawmakers could force automakers to reconsider. he says he doesn't think am radio will be around forever, but at least for the next 5 to 10 years coming up on mornings onto the nin

i'm marianne rafferty, th and much more coming r little lies.l. he was one of the days headliners, along with the red hot chili peppers, an estimated 40,000 music fans gathered at the napa valley expo for the last day of this three day event nonprofit group is hosting a series of free outdoor concerts in an effort to bring people back to a park. in downtown san jose. yeah right. dozens of people gathered at st james park to enjoy some great music and food. this park has become one of san jose's trouble spots with crime and problems connected to people living there, but they're nonprofit group hopes these family friendly concerts will help make the park safe for everyone once again. bring your lawn chair. bring your blanket. we always have a beer garden. we always have food trucks. we always have kids activities and we got amazing music. um that is just makes you feel the pulse of the community. at least outdoor concerts at st james park already hit with many music fans in san jose. i think it's what you make of it, right. i think it just come ou