kevin corke marianne rafferty and jason rantz.superstitious. do you have any habits or routines that you do to avoid bad luck? the best line on this by the way comes from michael scott. he was on the show the office who said, i'm not superstitious. but i'm a little suspicious. [laughter] the whole concept, are you superstitious at all, anything? >> reporter: no, i don't believe in that. i believe in signs but i'm not superstitious. >> trace: not one thing. >> reporter: no. >> trace: are you kidding me? my freshman year of college football, i wore the same shirt every game, never washed it one time because if you washed it, the luck would go away and i'm just saying that there are things, kevin corke that we all are a little bit superstitious about and when you find something worse, you take the following. >> kevin: 100%, especially when it comes to the broncos. i'm a diehard bronco fan. and i have a brock geraci that no one touches ever. it is my lucky jersey. and it has done me well so far. >> trace: and nobody has ever grabbed i

marianne rafferty has an update on that. >> reporter: good evening.t was a weekend meant for celebrating father's. instead, it was marred in climates and some of america's biggest cities. reporting the 10 people were fatally shot around that city over the weekend. dozens more were wounded. the shooting at a park left two people dead and three wounded. officials say they were attending a father's day barbecue when people in a green honda sedan pulled up and opened fire. and in san francisco, police say a car to karbala and -- battle ensued. that is a popular tourist area on sunday evening. six people were injured. including four bystanders. one of them, a 10-year-old girl, was struck by one of the vehicles while walking her bike across the street. she was transported to the hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. >> it appears that this was an isolated incident and these individuals were targeting each other. have every confidence that we will bring this to a conclusion. but we still have a car outstanding and the occupants of the seco

marianne rafferty joins us live with those details. mary anne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. all that indictment has yet to be unsealed, the justice department officials have yet to speak publicly on the matter as well. former president trump is providing these logistical details about his arraignment on truth social for he says i have been summoned to appear at the federal courthouse on tuesday at 3:00 p.m. he goes on to say that reporters are already flocking through the courthouse where the existence of a grand jury is only recently come to light. a second grand jury is also been investigating trump's handling of classified documents. also hearing from witnesses at the direction of special counsel jack smith in washington, dc, for months now but ultimately prosecutors have decided that florida, where the documents were allegedly mishandled in trump's mar-a-lago estate, it would be the appropriate place for these charges. also notable that the jury pool could be more favorable to the truck in his home state. now, trump tol

i'm marianne rafferty with a look at the consequences.op has for our health and the planets coming up and coming up at 6:00, there are two vacancies on the oakland police commission and few people willing to fill those seats. the work underway to recruit more applicants plus, it's wrong. it's immoral. it's really as low as you can go if you ask me. reaction from bay area congressional delegates on proposed stipulations to snap benefits in the debt ceiling bill. how that's affecting their vote tonight. flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's talk about it! - nope. ooo, we can save the laundry til' the morning! oh, yes please! oh! little things like this help save our power and help save us from outages.

i'm marianne rafferty live in los angeles. congress averting a catastrophic default on the nation's debt just days before the june 5th deadline. the senate voted late thursday to pass a bipartisan bill that includes budget cuts in exchange for raising the country's borrowing power. the bill was brokered by house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden. according to the congressional budget office, the bill will reduce the deficit by one point five trillion dollars over the next decade. the president thinks senate leadership for working together to quickly pass the bill , saying, quote, senators from both parties voted to protect the hard earned economic progress we have made and prevent a first ever default by the united states. together, they demonstrated once more that america is a nation that pays its bills and meets its obligations and always will be. >> i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "hannity" for your latest headlines, log onto fox news .com. >> all right. we are back with donald trump .o we're outside of beautifu

. >> marianne rafferty has the very latest. marianne good morning. >> good morning carley and ashley. a senior navy official says an implosion was detected on sunday, us navy detected an anomaly consistent with an implosion or explosion in the general vicinity of where the titan submersible was operateing when communications were lost. while not definitive this information was immediately shared with the incident commander to assist with the ongoing search and rescue mission. but for three days, the world waited for any sign of the vessel and its five crew members. then yesterday, the day oxygen would run out, searchers found a debris field. >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. upon this determination, we immediately notified the families. >> titanic director james cameron said he even knew it was no longer a rescue operation by monday. >> the only scenario that i could come up with in my mind that could account for that was an implosion. then i watched, over the ensuing days, this whole sort

marianne rafferty, ktvu fox two news. thank you, mary ann.everal families are without a home this morning after a fire. an apartment complex in oakland. that fire started at 5:00 last night on the first floor of a three story building. flames spread within minutes throughout the building, at least six apartments were damaged, but there are no injuries reported. investigators believe it was an accident and they are looking into the cause. our time is 416. the future of the oakland a's still up in the air this morning. the nevada state senate adjourned without voting on a financing bill to provide some state funding for building a proposed $1.5 billion stadium on the vegas strip for the a's. nevada is now extending the special legislative session into next week to consider whether to contribute $380 million in public funding for that stadium. the lawmakers questioned a's president dave kaval about the feasibility study and the benefits of financing that deal. the special legislative session resumes on monday. and olympic gold medalist kristi ya

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "hannity", back. welcome back to beautiful myrtle beach, south carolina. i we are joined by senator and 2024 republican presidential candidate senator tim scott. >> you mentioned mom beforet yor you came out. i had met your mom on a previous occasions. >> and what a wonderful woman she is. she reminds me of my mom. absolutelyminds me. day. short 16 hours a day. my, my mom worked 16 hours a day, you know, going back a little bit to what we played with obama, enjoy joy less. >> i call her. and your background, you nearly flunked out in the ninth grade. >> yes. but e. n you finish colleg. you did really well and you ran into an owner of a chick-fil-ay. ,mentored you, john moniz. >> yes. and then your godfather, d ou grandfather, dropped out of school to pick cotton in third grade. >>k e. yes. d th and then he couldn't read, but he would sit aent the table evey day and read the news that he was reading to be a good example. readtoand you say from cottonom to congress in one generationert is a journey that

fox is marianne rafferty takes a closer look at what you can do to stand out from the crowd and increase'll score an interview. while artificial intelligence hasn't replaced humans in every job just yet, the technology could make it harder for you to land your next gig. organizations are using ai to create job descriptions to source potential candidates from linkedin or other public platforms because more businesses are also using ai to review resumes. career development experts like miranda redman of indiana university says it's even more critical you research companies and positions before applying just submitting one generic resume to multiple companies. never has been successful. but in this new world of ai, it's just a waste of time. because if you're not tailoring your materials to that job and that organization, then you really never get through to the next stage in the hiring process. meanwhile even if you're doing a video interview or application, i could be monitoring that to it takes the candidates interview answers downloads those as a transcript and compares their interview

i'm marianne rafferty. i've got details coming up. are taxis. electric has a navigation system similar to military drones, and it flies autonomously, can carry up to four passengers and luggage as far as 90 miles. the company says it's conducted 1600 test flights. so far, but more testing is needed before it can be certified and sold. this is a meaningful day for yoga enthusiasts worldwide. today is the international day of yoga. mary rafferty reports. take a deep breath and strike your best tree pose millions of people around the world are gathering to share their love for an ancient discipline that brings n accomplished yogi, it is or change our lives. yoga has brought a change in my lifestyle. i feel happy from the inside. it is akin to a blessing the international day of yoga has been celebrated worldwide since its inception by the united nations general assembly. back in 2014, the day aims to bring awareness to the practice that uses breath control, meditation and a variety of poses to achieve better health flexibility and relieve stress. y

guide marianne rafferty, ktvu fox two news. all right, marianne, thank you.rse, the orange haze brings back a lot of memories of what we experienced here in the bay area in september of 2020. you remember that smoke from huge wildfires, including the north complex fire in the plumas national forest turned the bay area skies into a dark orange color and the downgraded our air quality as well. a lot. i remember. yes, we all do. it was very eerie and especially combined with the pandemic and the height of everything, it felt like i remember everybody kind of talking on social media. the world is ending. yeah, right. i mean, and now it's their turn. hopefully we don't see this again. we don't want anyone. we don't want that. now our pattern's a lot different, thank goodness. but we will see a little bit warmer a little bit warmer today. you still have some low clouds there, but not the amount that we saw the last couple of mornings. is it going to work? i don't know. i don't know. maybe not. there it goes very slowly, patchy low clouds, more sun today. there's no