>> marissa. >> marissa your publicist? >> it doesn't not feel like it's been ten years.he longest and best hangover you can ever imagine. >> he's hosted over a thousand shows. what's the secret to his success, for starters you never know what's going the happen. >> you were caught texting during mariah's performance. >> that was a long performance. >> okay, okay. >> that took the show from once a week "housewives" recap to five nights of starstudded debauchery. >> never have i ever stolen something? i attribute the longevity of the show to the authenticity of the experience. >> but the guy who actually started out as a programming executive for bravo before getting his own show isn't >> pleading the fifth. i still want to get on michelle obama, madonna, the list is long. >> and impressive. he'll probably get them all. andy is also succeeding on the parenting front. his son benjamin is 4 months old and andy is considering having another child. >> kristen bell gave veronica mars fans life when the cult favorite would be back on hulu. you can actually catch up on the first

tara strong. >> reporter: >> that was marissa reported. offices in alameda county travel to roseville to honor officer o'sullivan. berkeley police posted a video showing the caravan heading to the service. officers were also among those taking part. >>> o'sullivan is the first submental police officer to be killed on duty in 20 years. >>> police in salt lake city identified a person of interest in connection with a disappearance of a college student from southern california. officers are searching this home looking for any evidence connected to mackenzie lueck. the home is about five miles from the park where she was last seen. the homeowner gave away a mattress and box spring last week. they're asking the people who took the items to contact them. >>> no arrests have been made. however the owner of the residence where we serve the warrant last night is a person of interest. >> security camera photos show her arriving at salt lake city airport shortly after 2 am june 17. an hour before she disappeared. a driver told detectives he took her

reporter marissa perlman says there is still work to be done to contain the flames. >> from the grounde air, fire crews have been using all different kinds of strategies to battle these hotspots including taking water into helicopters and dumping it on top of the hotspots. >> michael bennett returns back home off of rumsey canyon road to see helicopters flying overhead and crews battling the terrain. >> it felt like a war zone. >> she left after the mandatory evacuation was announced. no one's homes were destroyed but seven outbuildings were burned over the weekend. >> it was the most frightening because the wind was blowing so hard. >> bennett and her neighbors tell us they are used to this. for first responders, battling these elements is not easy. >> we just need to be careful. a few sparks and it could start again. >> california fire says wind, humidity and heat reaching triple digits makes this a slower process. >> it is a very difficult situation for them. they are making a difference. >> cal fire also says that humidity is something they will be keeping a close watch on today he

marissa is laying there with her best life, just lounging. maxing and laxinrelaxing.dan. >> he's really committed. he comes in horizontal. >> over to morgan in aurora. there in the hammock. giving a little smile. >> y're having a good old time. >> until. >> ah! [ laughter ] >>> the hilarious workplace prank. next, "right this minute." >>> still to come, journey to an italian town for some cliff diving. >> the location is stunning. >> why the diving is pretty impressive, too. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> come on. >> right? >>> plus, a snake video to make your skin crawl. >> keep listening because this is crazy. >> there are hundreds of these red sided gardner snakes. >> the story behind the pile. >> it is a visual representation of your twitter dm. aim to say that more with aimovig. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults that reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. common side effec

as marissa mentioned, officials do believe this bear may have been the same bear found that uc davis this morning. >> today, shopper 5 flew over the airport, we got another good look, a humpback whale, apparently it found itself a new home, as we have been reporting this is an adult female humpback, who came to the bay likely looking for food. scientists are worried about food supplies. >>> i january fares will jump about 5.4%. the agency is considering 6 years of steady increases. would go up 16% by 2028, one b.a.r.t. board member says it will only backfire, at 6 pm, why she says it will drive passengers away. >>> we are standing by with the forecast, we have sunshine, and bears. >> a little bit of everything. 60 degrees at the coast, it is chilly, breezy at the beach. >> swimming weather, yes -- >> on the other side of the bay area it is 95 in vacaville. 94 in concord, it is one way to live, veronica. not a bad idea if it is 94 degrees outside. take a look at the temperatures right now. we have 70 in san francisco, 78 in oakland, 84 in san jose, 89 in santa rosa. this is one of the

marissa perlman says that means water rescue teams are also heading into their busy season.>> reporter: if you fall into the american river, once you hit it, you don't see much. >> your body feels it is and as you jump in. >> reporter: in less than one minute, you feel it. >> in combination with the speed of the water and this is only 58 degrees today, you will become a weaker swimmer. >> reporter: we suited up with metro fire and headed out on the water. >> poke your head through that whole. there you go.>> reporter: to see what hundreds of people will be rescue this summer go through, and how this team plans to save the lives. >> so they are approaching and looking at her and getting an idea of how to approach her. >> reporter: in minutes the crew is on the way. >> what is your name?'s >> reporter: is a two-man job for every single rescue. >> they have heard strapped the life vest another boat operator will throw some thrusted and create leverage to help pull her into the boat. truck but not everybody is as lucky. he said about 20 people die every summer on the water. they could resc

the presence present -- giving of the present [speaking spanish] >> thank you, brenda, thank you marissaaking spanish] >> this art piece was made by second graders, and it's a beautiful, can you turn it around? [speaking spanish] [cheers and applause] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> whatever we give her is not enough to really show her what we appreciate what she has done, not only for our school, but for all of us through the human rights works that she has done, fighting for farmers who feed us all the time, so this is just a little token, but we want to say thank you. [speaking spanish] [cheering] [speaking spanish] >> big round of applause to dolores. [cheers and applause]. >> thank you for making the time to come. [cheering] [speaking spanish] >> she will make her way to the top where she will be signing posters, and you can line up, but we have to make sure that dolores makes it to the top first. please make sure that she is able to get to the top so she can wait for you and start lining up and getting the posters done. we are also having our community fiesta in the lower

. >> reporter: marissa and ernesto espinosa say she opened a skin care business.iness had a purpose. >> she wants to make people feel confident about themselves. >> reporter: and confident she was. business woman, mother, and lover of the outdoors. >> of all the places she could have possibly gone, thar: st wa emerald bay near south lake tahoe. her favorite he slipped and was swept away by a waterfall. > attas pretty all people, we would have expected stephanie to be able to fight through something like that. >> reporter: but she never had a chance. >> just such an intelligent woman, you know. she knows so much about life and about, you know, love and how to treat people. >> reporter: her children say she was a spiritual person and taught them respect, something they will never forget. >> we love her and we're going to get through it. >> reporter: in benicia, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> still no deal between the new haven school district and hundreds of teachers, school is almost out for the summer and some say the district is dragging its feet. teachers ha

she has raised marissa. she has raised my own daughter. >> espinosa worked for years as an instructor at blake austin college in vacaville and left to open this spa, the purple door aesthetics in benicia one year ago with santana. >> so this is stephanie. her -- her core of who she is just helping people. she loved crystals. she loved rocks. >> and she is nothing but love. she is so full of love. >> the family has started a gofundme page to help support her sons and family that the 35-year-old has left behind. you'll find a link on abc7news.com. in benicia, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> the city of san francisco will pay $400,000 to the mother of a man fatally shot by police in 2015. the shooting of mario woods in the bayview was caught on video. police say woods was suspected of stabbing a man and refused to drop his knife. officers used nonlethal force but say woods still wouldn't drop his weapon. an autopsy found he had several drugs in his system. d.a. george gascon said the use of force was unnece

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. >> reporter: marissa fuchs, tying the knot in boyfriend gabriel grossman las friday, three days afteirlwind globetrotting adventure, from new york city to the hamptons, then miami the bride-to-be, seemingly surprised at each stop, as she made her way to the city of love the final destination of the elaborate engagement that quickly went viral >> out what potentially could be m engagement dress. >> reporter: while documenting her journey, marked by emotional reactions to lavish gifts, fuchs grew her following to nearly 200,000, as instagram became captivated by the love story as it unfolded. now, some are questioning if the newlyweds worked together to stage the so-called surprise proposal and wedding, as part of a calculated business strategy the skepticism coming after this 13-page document, detailing the engagement, surfaced on day two of the journey one of fuchs friends saying she'd worked with grossman to prepare the document using it to ask companies for sponsorships in exchange for mentions on fuchs' instagram page >> the world has found out, so i am stealing marissa's phone fo

she has raised marissa. she has raised my own daughter. and she is nothing but love. she is so full of love. >> espinosa's family has started a gofundme page to help support the two teenaged sons she leaves behind. you'll find a link on abc7 news news.com. in benicia, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> san francisco will pay four $000 to settle a lawsuit over the fatal police shooting of mario woods. his mother sued the city after her 26-year-old son was shot and killed in 2015. police say he was suspected of stabbing a man and refused to drop his knife. officers used nonlethal force, but say woods still wouldn't stop his weapon. drop his weapon. an autopsy found he had several drugs in his system. district attorney george gascon says the use of force was unnecessary, but he could not criminally charge the officers under current law. >>> now to a story you'll see only on abc7 news. an oakland woman is in the hospital after being shot in the head. her family tells abc7 news reporter luz pena it happened when her sister's ex-boyfriend allegedly showed up with a gun. >>

our former director nicole and marissa and thank you for answering all of our questions many times over and thank you for the help. it means the word. i'm chris calloway the c.e.o. and equity applicant of eureka sky. the path that led -- >> can we get the overhead. >> there we go. the path that led me here today has been challenging, full of set backs, failures, some'sments but no regrets. 20 years ago i arrived in the bay area from detroit. i collected all the necessary paperwork from my doctors and issued an i.d. card and began working with gy jim. i was a kid way dream and meaningful purpose and doctor's note and medical cannabis i.d. card. it turns out just short of everything. early one morning i was greeted by the sheriff's department who claimed there was a strong outsider of cannabis coming from my home. i said don't worry up your paperwork and paid extra money for the cultivation certificate. i presented these documents and showed them the small number of plants in my closet, they tore the paperwork in happen and took we away in handcuffs. looking back this may be where my conf

marissa has the story.>> reporter:>> when underwater. i swam around and i saw her. i thought she was playing around.>> reporter: she wasn't playing around. she had wandered into the deep end of the pool and could not swim. >>> i was scared. for this 10-year-old self- described fish pulled her to the top and out of the pool. he called for help. >>> i said i think she is dying. they got her out my hands.>>> she was blue. it was a blue cloud.>> reporter: who just finished cpr classes was one of a few people who rushed to her side.>>> i took my little hands and i made them smaller just for her.>> reporter: finally this little girl started to cough and opened her ice. friday brewer was celebrated for his quick thinking.>>> you are a hero. you really are. >> reporter: and made an honorary firefighter.>>> to be able to act on something that he saw a young lady in need. and at the best he could just out of instinct. it is incredible.>> reporter: most importantly reunited with little. >>> now they can all breathe a little easier.>>> patrick said he plans to stay and watch ov

i have not read the justification, but i do believe marissa rodriguez from the office of cannabis is here. and my understanding, that they would be helping with technical assistance, which is more than processing permits. >> it was explained to me as navigating the permit system for cannabis. so, this -- i think we can agree that we started this office of cannabis understaffed, frankly, we not know what we were doing. without the oversight committee in place, and giving recommendation, people going through the permitting process or have, or people who are current retail brick and mortar owners, as you know, the oversight committee is comprised of different people in the industry, i just think these positions maybe should be at the recommendation, see if they actually think this is something that is necessary. but i'm open to your suggestion on it. i am just looking at o.e.w.d.'s asked and seem heavy on the cannabis stuff. >> i'm sorry, i'm not -- maybe the mayor's office -- can i say on the office of cannabis side, we have gotten a lot of requests from everyone, from all stakeholders

>>heroes do come in all sizes and all ages don't think that was marissa perlman reporting. now drowning ranks as the 5th leading cause of death here in the us. the cdc says about 10 people die every day in unintentional drownings and 2 of those 10 our kids aged, 14 or younger. good morning. rebecca. >>good morning, it's going to be a toasty one out there marty for now though it's a pretty comfortable 50's 60's around the bay area. i'll let you know just how hot it's going to get your neighborhood coming up after the break stay with us. you know when you're at ross and you find.hmmm. ...at a price that has you, like... okay. that's yes for less. say yes to the latest spring trends at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. to most, he's phil to me, he's well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad it scared me. and what could that pain mean? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain helps stop irreversible joint damage. and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fi

. > marissa, a popular gram blogger, tying the knot inis par with her financier boyfriend, gab real, to ask you. >> grossman sending her on a whirlwind globetrotting adventure from new york city to thehe hamptons, t miami. the bride-to-be seemingly surprised at each stop, as she made her way to the cityf love. the final destination of the elaborate engagemen that quickly went viral. >> barney's or somewhe to pick out what potentiallye could my engagement dress. >> while documenting her journey marked by emotional reactions to lavishft gi she grew her following to neay 200,000, as instagram became captivated by the love story as it unfolded. but now, some are questioning if the newlyweds worked together to stage the so-called surpris proposal and wedding. as part of a calculated business strategy. the skepticismft coming a this 13-page document detailing the engament surfaced onay two of the journey. one of her friends say g she had worked with grossman to prepare the document, using it to ask cpanies for sponsorships in exchange for mentions on her insgram ge. >> the world found sout

question to his longtime girlfriend the fashion influencer and director of brand partnerships at goop, marissaed to generate skepticism when a highly produced advertising pitch was leaked that showed how grossman may have been hoping to score some sponsorships for the romantic moment. brian peterson is an advertising executive who saw the deck. >> her friends and fiance, they put together a professional deck that had all the details. a hashtag in there. she knew a deck existed but i don't think we'll know for sure. >> reporter: grossman along with help from a social media expert and friends of fuchs, had been offering the engagement to marketers at various brands and agencies but claims his bride-to-be never knew about it. they both maintained the proposal was a surprise for her. fuchs tells "the new york times" i was completely and utterly in shock. i was so mind blown that this was happening. grossman told "the new york times" he paid a little under $50,000 himself on dinners, hotels and flights but did end up scoring handouts from fly wheel, glamsquad, and a discount on jewelry from jade tr

captain but it is leadership of the team and how critical that is, and we were lucky enough to have marissa. >> power to take control on the field. >> you have to be able to do things you have to have that feeling where you have the foundation you have the goalset in mind and then you're taking your leadership in the players to be able to -- >> don't you know when a coach believes in you and play better when you do. >> there's no doubt about it and that's the leadership you get from it and going down your captain to players. >> achieve. achieve is looking at communication, handling conflict, and that overall how we're going to achieve our goals. >> motivate. where do we want to keep trying to be successful and make a difference in the world? >> set up goals make it happen. famously told lakers that they have one championship at the ceremony said we're coming back to win another. how did you guys keep it going when you were champions? >> you love that feeling everyone is like well you've tone it but you wanted to keep doing it feeling is incredible and people you're working two, and doing so