marissa meyer discussed her plans for city leaders. we're live from palo alto.>> reporter: there has been no decision but a lot of discussion . marissa meyer is calling it and inviting families and to support working women. argue it is an excuse -- exclusive club. >> reporter: marissa meyer spoke before leaders to make her pitch for the quarter house . she wants to bring new life into an old margarine she purchased back in 2013 that sits on the corner of middlebelt and acid avenues in downtown. >> is for busy, modern families of is focused on working women and children. >> reporter: she envisions this to help working women network within indoor and outdoor play space. she says it is lacking in the community. >> we wanted to design the space that was playful, thoughtful and promoted wellness and learning. >> reporter: it is earned -- zone for funeral home or multifamily housing. many questioned how this club would benefit the public calls for members -- the cost for membership is $200 a month. >> this is an exclusive, private club for e

but anyway, pretty soon thereafter, we hired marissa. i led the committee that had to get her compensation package done, which was quite a fun deal, and four days later, we announced her, and fred was the chairman. and off we ran. then fred stepped down. >> okay. and you become chairman. >> and they asked me to be the interim chair. anybody that really wants to be the chairman, you probably don't want to have them. want them to be the chairman. but i was asked to take over, and then i did that for until the final year of yahoo when i became the chair emeritus. >> we could spend a whole half hour -- >> we don't want to do that. >> i want to ask the question, what's the thing in which you said, you know, i wish i had done that? where was a pivot point there in which you think, or do you think you handled it continuously well, as best you could? you had a pair of 2s when you were dealt your cards. >> we had a market that still is exploding, and we had competitors that were way ahead of us, so that's not a good place to start. and we felt gr

nbc's marissa bagg explains why those l think investigators have the wrong guy. >> reporter: handcuffedl at an times teary eyed, cesar sayoc went before a judge on five fedal criminal charges. federal prosecutors say he's a danger to the community and flight risk. alleging sayoc sent at least 14 packages with explosive material to critics of president trump, ckincluding president bara obama. the fbi reportedly tied sayoc to ths maili using the dna and a fingerprint. but sayoc's attorneys call that evidence flimsy. >> would you like to go to jail based on would you like to be put in jail based on, well, we haven't certified the fingerprint, it may be there. that's all the paper says. the other stuff is fluff. there's no other evidence in there that connects him with this >> reporter: the charges against sayoc include illegally mailing explosives and threatening political figures. all are filed inew york. fbi agents arrested sayoc in plantation friday, but so far, no charges are filed against him in florida. another suspicious package turned up today, this time, in an atlanta post office,

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. >> marissa english o-- this is more serious story.re coun't att kennel urban's sold out concert. thes 25-year-old her problem she's in rapidly declining health after beingorn with miriad of health conditioncl uding inoperable many sift on her brain, severe scoliosis this wasn't just a fan but as keith urban super fan the nurses lobbied for the count music super star to do something for her through social media and he made a surprise bedside visit. >> wow. eforehis thursday night show. in thate video hs kneeling down and sank to her a. in't your color. even took some photos witheder t to english whoay he ssociitecur. >> that story ghies mells, right? >> yup. >> already loved him, lov. >> totally. >> oka. instead of straight up, it>> wh. >> that's bad. [ laughter ] see,ula abdul had a night dgurn mississippi. when sheel accidentallyl off stage mid performance.ld the 56-year singer was hit -- w. >> promise of a new day. she wal forward to greet fans. she took a tumble offhe sgeta. n screaming after she went down. t straight up andedhe wi

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marissa, tell us what happened last night. >> around 11:00. the sheriff came and knocked on the door. they said to evacuate. i would why. he's about to jump out of the car. i asked where can we go? he said here. i said can i stay? he said no, you have to go. so i just grabbed on my dog, put on p.j.s and came here and brought a little water and food for my dog. >> they provided a blanket for you. >> they ran out of blankets earlier. they came and dropped off more blankets. >> what's it been like? >> it's a whole neighborhood. did your neighbors go as well? >> i see my co-worker. he's over there. just making sure everything is good and keep him updated. until they can figure out a way and there's some place to go, they will remain here for now. i have an update. let's fill you in. american red cross told me they are thinking about moving their shelter to a different place. los madonnis college. they are working on getting cots delivered. they will be moving people over to the college which will provide them a place where they can be inside, be w

. >>> former yahoo ceo marissa mayer wants to turn a place into a women's club. there's a question on believing it. >>> and we will at the time you about a fleet week with cultural events. stay right there. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, fleet week continues today. most people think of the parade of ships and the air show. there are several cultural events including today, including an art exhibit at the cannery and two concerts, one is at the town square. there are educational events for veterans and military personnel and their families and they talk about how to transition to civilian rights and what benefits they've earned through education serving in the military service. >>> and now they're suspending the r rating from michael moore's movie about president trump. >> there's no sex or violence, but only four letter words, it's absurd to think that teenagers are not hearing four letter words in school. it's important for young people to see a film like this to get a sense of what is going on out there. he tweeted a photo and thanked the suspension of an r

. >>> and former yahoo ceo marissa mayer spoke at a public hearing last night, she talked about her plans for the quarter house. she envisions a place for mothers where they can relax and network and have an indoor and outdoor play area for children. >> we want a place that promotes creativity and life- long learning and wellness. >> the land is zoned for a funeral home, or multifamily houses, she is asking for the city to rezone it. and the cost for the membership would be $200 and the zoning change would benefit one segment of the community at the expense of another. they're worried about the increased traffic and the noise, they'll study the proposal and the city attorney will review the council's options. >>> and minimum wage is higher in bark hire. it's 15 a -- is higher in berkeley. it's now taking affect. they've accused a $15 that takes affect in statewide in four years. >>> 4:47, our first big rain this year and sal is here to tell us if it's gumming up the roads. >> it mike make is slower, pam, and frank. if you're driving on the altamont pass, we have slow traffic there. the tr

yes. >> reporter: marissa, what in the world had happened in that house? >> i have no idea.i'm not sure who could have done something like that to him -- to them. >> reporter: first responders weren't exactly sure what they'd been dispatched to either. >> they told us that there's possibly two victims, and that's all we knew when we got there. >> reporter: emt stephanie robertson was the first responder on the scene. she checked on jaime. he was clearly dead, huh? >> yeah, clearly dead. yeah. >> reporter: you know, gunshot wounds from knife wounds. >> you couldn't really tell, there was so much dry blood. i did notice the gash down his neck. >> reporter: next, emt robertson found her way to sandra, by then collapsed on a chair in the bathroom, a family member by her side. >> she was kind of balled up a little bit. and she was crying hysterically. >> reporter: the emt started to assess sandra, who said her head hurt, but -- >> she said she has no injuries. >> reporter: still, sandra seemed disoriented. what time was it? morning or afternoon? then, between gulping sobs, sandra

player ray cruz and florida woman marissa alexander crew was sentenced to twenty years in prison for successfully conspiring to murder his pregnant girlfriend and attempt to murder his infant son meanwhile morris alexander was sentenced to twenty years for firing a warning shot. into a ceiling and in attempt to protect herself and her infant child from an abusive husband author a speaker do you walk down the two cases highlighting the ugly and equality is found in domestic violence in a recent salon article and he joins us now to discuss welcome. this is these are two it's a fascinating article and fascinating two cases that you kind of lay out here i mean what is it about these two very different but very similar cases of domestic violence or you know domestic violence around them that makes them so you know indictive of our current criminal justice systems treatment of diversity so we know the courts have their own different state laws and you know we know we can't really compare what happened in those two different courtrooms but at the same time this is two states apart in one in

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. >>" today in the bay" marissa mayer actually pitched her proposal to the city council. >> reporter: marcus, laura, at issue the mortua behind me here. she wants to transform it into something she would call the cornerhughes a community center for working women and their children. in order for this to happen, this area needs rezoned. it's located on the intersection of middlefield and addison. that's why meyer spoke to present her proechl. she envisions the cornerhouse as a club for women with membership fees around $200. there are play areas, cls rooms. meyer envisions changing the challenges of being a working mom. >> it's a process for children from pre school age indoor play space. collaboration areas where you use your e-mail. >> reporter: last night's meeting at the palo alto city council was a pre screening of meyer's proposal. a number of residents did express concerns about parking. it's hard to find a spot in the south neighborhood during the day. meyer reportedly argued traffic would be less at the corner house than when this property was run as a funeral home one resident

marissa pieer pitched the proposal to city council. tell us about it, bob. >> reporter: n this building right behind me, this is the old roller mart wear, she wants to conform into a community house. this 11,000 square foot property here at middle field and addison needs to be rezoned. you can see she spoke to them last night. she envisions it with a club for women with membership fees. there would be play areas for her children, a gym, classrooms and work spaces where women would be able to collaborate together. she helps these women manage the challenges of being a working mom. >> these are classes for pre school age children as well as adults into our space collaborati collaboration. we have meetings. >> last night's meeting was a pre screening of meyer's proposal. according to palo alto online a number of residents expressed concern about parking during the day. at least one resident countered, hey, funerals last 22 hours. what she is proposing is hosting hundreds of events a year. today in the bay. >> more housing is being built t

marissa continues coverage from florida. >> a sea ofaw enforcement fanned out in plantation today asbi agents took down the man suspected of mailing a series of bombs to o critics president trump this week. th e lo at southwe h street and state road 7. witnesses say they heard and saw a flash bomb go off. >> i heard like an explosion. i thought police officers had a man on the ground. >> i saw them take him from where the van was. was on the ground and in hand cuffs and handed over to what appear to a large pickup truck. >> reporter: the fbi agents took cesar sayoc into custody. the van swed numerous decals with president trump on the windows. witness say he didn't show any siphons struggle. >> he had a look on his face, from what i saw of him, more of like, okay, the got me. like he gave up kind of a thing. >> reporter: authorities towed the van away and escorted him to miramar. fbi agents spent an hour gaering evidence and then left the seasonable with one of th auto zone employees. neighbors are shocked this suspect was found here. >> it is really surprisingo me. i've never seen a

but more than 25 years ago, the counsellor at my daughter's school calls me and said, i think that marissa should go to lowell. i said, absolutely not. i want my child to be in a nurturing environment. she went to bergmann. so i'm sitting here and i thought about someone who said, i'm sick and tired of being sick arrested tired. rosa parks said, my feet hurt. i'm not sitting in the back of the bus. this is the 21st century. it's 2018. when will we ever have an opportunity for our children to go to lowell high school without people coming in to complain, not on my watch, not at my school. now the alumni. i was sitting here thinking and i thought to myself, alumni, what were you going to come here and say, i want to be a mentor to the willie brown students. i want to be a mentor to the apac. so i thank you, again, i thank you for having the vision to change. there should not be a golden school in the district. every school, all 100 plus schools, should be excellent schools. so we want to take the students from willie brown over to lowell. i thought about the bsu president that marched and sa

marissa, what the heck is going on? >> it's been a busy week. >> fill us in.t is your sense of why they can't seem to get it together? >> reporter: i think a lot of it comes down to a difference of looking at how things will be perceived from the outside. so obviously a lot of the criticism around the interim president, who resigned after five days, was both that nike tweet and the fact that she worked for daniels, who represented usa gymnastics in 2015 when it was handling the allegations against larry nassar. so there have been a lot of questions about the tone as it relates to usa gymnastics. >> were you surprised to learn of penny's arrest? >> reporter: we knew that authorities had been looking at him for a while, so i wouldn't say i was surprised. i think it happened pretty quickly. >> all of these developments, do you have a sense of what kind of impact this is going to have on gymnastics as a sport? >> reporter: i think the challenge for the past two and a half years with gymnastics is there's been so much attention now on the pervasiveness of sexual ab

. >> the next question comes from marissa has been in the system multiple times since she was a child. >> i was adopted out of foster care as a young child only to to interpret him as a teenager and eventually i aged out when i was 18. being in foster care was dramatic. my voice was rarely heard and i wasn't able to do normal childhood things like get a drivers license or have a job. how will you change the department said that it engages with people and families in the system to then normalize the experience to better meet the needs that are supposed to be serving. >> as governor, i will immediately resort to make sure every single department is responsible for a child's engagement and adolescent engagement in child safety and well-being will be at the table to make sure that we are lamenting programs that can make a difference. children youth and family has been failing and i thank you for your courage and leadership. as a part of the cabinet i've also proposed that we would have a youth counci council which i d want just like you for foster care coming young adults but can wage and

the real khashoggi on the left here, and on the right a man cnn correspondent marissa ward who used tok here at fox news was parity of the team that killed the writer. the critic of the saudi government. the saudi foreign minister telling fox news the killing was a mistake that came at the hands of rogue operatives. a forensic expert was to be said amongst the bunch so they could saw up this body. body double and evidence of that he told the saudi representative told fox news that the saudi crown prince was not involved in any way despite members of his own security detail being the ones on the hit squad at the consulate. >> there were pictures of some security officers who may have been part of his security detail from time to time. this is normal security people who deal in security details rotate among different officials both domestic and foreign. having somebody in a picture does not imply that they are close at all. the has denied this and not aware of this. >> shepard: four from the security detail the accusation is we are part of the runs who murdered and chopped him up and sce

. >> our next question comes from marissa, who has been in the foster care system multiple times sincehe was a child. >> i was adopted out of foster care as a young child. only to reenter care again as a danger -- as a teenager in eventually aged out of foster care when i was 18. it was traumatic. my voice was rarely heard and i was not able to do normal childhood things like get a driver's license or have a summer job. as governor, how will you change this so it authentically engages with young people and families in the system to both normalize their experience and build a system that better meets the needs for the children that they are supposed to be serving? >> as governor, i would immediately restore the children's cabinet which makes sure every department that is responsible for child engagement and adolescent chat -- child safety and well-being will be at the table to make sure we are implement and programs that can make a difference. children, youth, and family department has been failing foster kids like you and i thank you for your courage and leadership tonight. as part of

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we'll go to marissa in montana, republican line. caller: good morning. so grateful for c-span.hank you so much. you are a light in this world. what i really wanted to say was that president trump should issue a blanket apology to all journalists. his attitude toward journalist has caused this kind of blatant disregard for the press and the first amendment. all those people out there who are so worried about the second amendment, how about the first amendment, the right to a free press? the press should be honored and elevated in our society. issue a needs to blanket apology for his words and actions which have helped to cause this situation. also i would appreciate it if you would have the a of the -- to look at the aspca some animal rights issues. let's look at all of those animals that drowned in those hurricanes we just had. thank you so much for having me on. let me go back to this piece from the new york times. this fiancee of the missing saudi journalist who writes for the washington post. my fiance was a lonely patriot. jamal spoke government -- against oppression but he

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ktvu marissa harrington is live right there. >> reporter: good morning. we have not had a big truck come by. you never know. what we are seeing is that the rain has died down. we are seeing petals and things like that and traffic is moving steadily along the highway. the rain started falling pretty hard at around 6 am. here is some video we are in marin county. the video shows the cars, traveling, rain falling steadily, causing small puddling. here is how the rain is impacting the bay area. this is a video from windsor, sonoma county. there have been showers there throughout the morning. people in the area will wake up to wet roads. be prepared for slick roads and leave space between you and the car in front of you. more rain is coming down. there is also a crash on highway 101 north of the boulevard after 1 am. there was a lot of heavy rain during that time. the driver is definitely staying out there. this is the first rain that we have seen in a long time. i can tell you that this is my first time even wearing my ktvu rain jacket. i am breaking it in. y

statutory deadline for marissa reports address some railroads may not meet legal obligations by end of the year. specifically the most recent quarterly progress report and commuter railroads were ever as not meeting the minimum statutory criteria required to qualify for an extension by the end of the year. the positive train control enforcement act signed into law by president upon an october 2015 extended the original deadline of december 31, 2015 amid reports no rubber to meet the deadline of many rebels are contemplating halter passage in service for shipments of essential supplies for agricultural production and water purification. this committee took actionon to avert a shutdown. the law now requires railroads to implement ptc, but it allows the railroad to apply for an extension of up to 24 months to ensure ptc works if and only if the railroad meets important milestones like full ptc hardware installation, spectrum acquisition and employee training and meets other milestones such as implementing ptc on a specific territory or initiating service demonstration. for amtrak bar is h