earlier this year the then principal, mary miller, declined our request for an interview but said we cannot erase the feelings or change the perceptions of some. but we can learn from it and move forward with greater resolve. >>> a federal judge stopped the deportation in progress yesterday, threatened to hold attorney general jeff sessions and other homeland officials in contempt if the mother and daughter were not returned to the u.s. >> reporter: a mother and daughter seeking asylum in the u.s. were deported by the trump administration while their case was still being heard in court. during their hearing, the judge was told the mom and daughter were already on their way back to el salvador, reacting to the news the judge said this is outrageous, somebody in pursuit of justice in a united states court is spirited away while her attorneys are arguing for justice for her. he immediately ordered the government to turn their plane around and threatened contempt charges starting with attorney general jeff sessions if the situation isn't fixed. the aclu tweeted, the mother and daughter a

the victim says she told administrator mary miller about the abuse, but the allegations were not reportedes. >> if they had any reasonable suspicion or inkling of inappropriate conduct, they must report. it is not a discussion. >> reporter: scores of former students have comeforward in recent years with similar claims. >> we want people to be held accountable, the enablers of the abuse. >> reporter: others question why mary miller, the administered alleged to have failed to make auditory notifications, is still at presentation and is now principal. jeffrey hicks moved on to another school. years later he was convicted of having child pornography at work and exchanging inappropriate messages with a 14-year-old. >> this is something that the das office also could be looking at because the fact that mary miller did not report these allegations to the police back in 2003 and 2004, is a very damaging fact in this case. >> reporter: presentation officials hired public relations manager sam singer, who any statement says in part, hesitation high school is no place for abuse. presentation condemn

victim says she told administrator mary miller about the alleged abuse but the allegations were not reported authorities. >> if they had any reasonable suspicion or inkling of inappropriate conduct, they must report. it is not a discretion. >> reporter: scores of former students have come forward in recent years with similar claims. >> where we want people to be held accountable is the enablers of that abuse, not the school. >> reporter: others question why mary miller, the administrator alleged to have failed to make mandatory notification, is still they are and is now principal. jeffrey hicks moved on to another school. and years later was convicted of having child pornography at work and exchanging inappropriate messages with a 14-year-old. >> this is something that the das office also could be looking at because the fact that mary miller did not report these allegations to the police back in 2003 and 2004, is a very damaging fact in this case.>> reporter: visitation officials higher public relations manager sam singer who in a statement that in part, presentation high school is no place

earlier this year, mary miller declined our request for an interview but said in a statement we cannot rerace the feelings or change the perceptions of some but we can learn from the opinions expressed and move forward with even greater resolve. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's the satellite image we have clouds along the coast and thick fog in some areas where visibility is down to 1 mile in half moon bay. not affected at sfo. it's cool in santa rosa, 48 degrees there. check out clear lake, already 73. los gatos at 67. 54 in oakland right now. highs today range from 60s at the coast to mid 90s inland. we'll see the clouds at the beaches all day. half moon bay with a sea breeze picking up 10 to 20 to up to 30 miles per hour. oakland 74, san jose 86. day planner for today headed to outside lands it's going to be cloudy and cool all day long, so temperatures will be chilly, dropping to 56 degrees if you're staying through the night. here's the seven day forecast. hot inland still with hazy skies but improving air quality and temperatures

yerlier this year, the then principal mary miller declined our request for an interview but said in ae cannot erase the feelings of some but can move forward with greater resolve. >>> a federal judge in washington is threatening to hold attorney general jeff sessions in contempt of court over a deportation case. the judge stopped the deportations of a mother and daughter yesterday as they were being flown back to el salvador while a hearing to contest their deportations was under way. the judge ordered the plane to turn around and delay the deportations until the lawsuit is decided. >> here's a look at live doppler 7 and you'll notice that we've got the cloud cover with the satellite image along the coast. i want to take you outside to show you this beautiful shot from sutro. we have much better air kwquali today. looking at clouds seeping in. temperatures mostly in the 50s, oakland 52, but san jose is warmer at 60 degrees. i'll take you to the golden gate bridge we have dense fog along the coast. santa rosa only 49 degrees. upper 50s fairfield and concord. highs today range. it'll be

of the lawsuit at a news conference tomorrow which names both the school and former principal, mary miller. >> a live look at oakland tonight, it is still there. you look closely, you can see the smoke and haze still lingering but there's been improvement. hopefully better news tomorrow. >> i think it will be improving even more, great news for us. those are still some smoke plumes left over in the atmosphere. as we advance this you see tomorrow's forecast. we're left with a lot of blue in this map. a lot less in the way of smoke and a lot more in the way of sun and blue skies, looking better for the north bay, east bay and peninsula south bay so much so the spare the air alert has been conditions sampled. it's now prompted a brand new fire flag from mendocino down to middletown. we're tracking it and hal is coming up at 11:19 tonight. >> you just talked about it, the largest fire in the history of california. it is getting the attention of senator harris. even evacuation orders areei lifted in county. in spring valley where some evacuees are returning to a grim reality. >> that's right. m

the lawsuit also alleges that former principal mary miller knew about the abuse but failed to reportit to the police. ( darya ) a representative for presentation high school callled the allegations false and misleading. ( darya ) for your health this morning...contra costa county says the risk of getting the west nile virus has increased after more mosquitoes tested positive for the disease. the west nile virus was detected in the area on thursday. mosquitoes in oakley and discovery bay tested positive, along with two dead birds in discovery bay. officials say west nile typically peaks in august and september. it's important to take precautions. that includes staying indoors when mosquitoes are active at dawn and dusk, and be sure to use mosquito repellent. ( james ) the lawsuits have started against tesla related to the 'tweet heard around the world'. and could olive garden be getting into the make-up business? jane king is live at the nasdaq with thos

the lawsuit also alleges that former principal mary miller knew about the abuse but failed to reporte police. ( james ) a representative for presentation high school callled the allegations false and misleading. for your health this morning...contra costa county says the risk of getting the west nile virus has increased after more mosquitoes tested positive for the disease. the west nile virus was detected in the area on thursday. mosquitoes in oakley and discovery bay tested positive, along with two dead birds in discovery bay. officials say west nile typically peaks in august and september. it's important to take precautions. that includes staying indoors when mosquitoes are active at dawn and dusk, and be sure to use mosquito repellent. ( james ) in national news... the n-t-s-b is looking into how an employee was able to steal an airplane from seattle-tacoma international airport before crashing it into a wooded area. andrew spencer has the details.

she also claims former principal -- mary miller -- knew about the abuse... report it to authorities. the former student's attorney says hicks moved on to another school... and was convicted of molesting a student there. in a statement... presentation high called the allegations false and misleading. ( marty ) the son of the union city police chief makes his first appearance and flips off the cameras in the courtroom. 18-year-old tyron mcallister was arrested in manteca. he's charged with elder abuse, attempted robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. the attack on the 71-year-old sikh man was captured on surveillance video. police say that's mcallister in the black hoodie. now the sikh community is speaking out about the attack. ( marty ) the union city police chief says his son needs to be held accountable for his actions. mcallister will be back in court next

the lawsuit is against the school and former principal mary miller. >>> deputies need your help tracking down this man. this is alexander james rose. he is accused of sexually abusing a small child. if you have seen him you're urged to call the sheriffs department. >>> open after it was struck -- stuck in the up position last night. to drivers can cross the river will. some were stuck more than an hour. it is unclear what caused that bridge to malfunction. hopefully everything will be smooth today. >>> more money coming to fight against sea level rise. south san francisco has been awarded $177 million to help fund projects to protect the city from flooding. that is happens this morning. >>> today a very special graduation ceremony, 13 dogs will officially become comfort companions. they are from canine companion for independence. we know one of the pups will be matched with an employee from district attorney's office. >>> right now it's 5:09. we wake up to a wide range in temperatures across the area. it is only 48 degrees now. it is 60 in palo alto and morgan hill. we will start out wit

the civil suit names presentation high school, formerprincipal mary miller and former theater directors, who allegedly molested a 15 year female student back in 2003 says her attorney kenneth turek.kenneth turek/plaintiff's attorney "...when she tried to end the abuse, hicks told her he would kill himself and have her arrested and these types of threats and "grooming" behavior continued...."the lawsuit further alleges that former presentation principal mary miller knew about the abuse but failedto inform the authorities under the state's mandatoryreporting law.kenneth turek/plaintiff's attorney "...a mandatory reporter such as an administrator or teacher, if they haveany reasonable suspicion or inkling of inappropriate behavior, they mustreport...." in a statement, presentation said it welcomes an opportunity to tell it's side of the story in courtrather than respond to what it termed misleading and false claims made on social media. kenneth turek/plaintiff's attorney "...when we drop off our kids at school we expect that they will be protected and that teachers as well is students wil

her he would kill himself and have her arrested"(ken) the suit also alleges that former principal mary millerut the abuse but failed to report it to authorities. in a statement presentation callled the allegations false and misleading and looks forward to it's day in court. (pam) a new study reveals, people addicted to opioids may try to get a fix by any means necessary.. even if it leads to a loving pet getting hurt. according to the study just released by c-u anchutz - medical school at the university of colorado, people addicted to opioids are injuring their own pets, or even dogs not belonging to them, to satiate their opioid obsessions. they take the pets to the vet for pain killing opiates ..then use them for themselves. in response, the unviersity has created an online course for veterinarians to detect such cases. doctors from the study believe, the problem of procuring painkillers for pets for human use ... is likely underreported, and only the tip of the iceberg. now to our four zone forecast... taking a live look outside at s-f-o. kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is her

are not naming, who filed a sexual abuse lawsuit against presentation high, it's former principal mary miller and former theater director jeffrey hicks. the case documented by the nbc bay area investigative unit centered around allegations that he was grooming a sophomore with extra attention lead to go molestation and inappropriate touching. today her attorney said the lawsuit targets hicks for alleged abuse but the school and miller for the coverup. >> when someone hraerps about sex abuse and is a mandatory reporter and does not follow or go forward with it, they basically under the law ratify that action. >> reporter: linda described the campaign by school officials to scare the family about going public in court and said hicks used emotional blackmail and threats telling her daughter -- >> he was either going to take his life or he was going to make damn sure that she was molested. >> the case echoed similar complaints from 1990. the statute of limitation prevented a lawsuit. now a new law in 2003 allows possible victims to go forward because they may have suppressed memories of impact. >

. >> we have followed this lawsuit against presentation high school mary miller and jerry hicks to seek accountability from these dependents and make sure these acts agchildrver happen again. >> the school failed to follow mandatory reporting laws. yesterday, presentation high said they welcome the opportunity to tell the schools side of the story in a courtroom. >>> it has been nearly a decade in the making and the san francisco trials force transit center opens today. there is a nearly 5 and half acre rooftop park and it is state-of-the-art. it will ultimately collect -- connect 11 transportation services. >> this represents san francisco at our best with our commitment to innovation in transportation. >> one mode that will be missing for at least a decade is highs the rail. there is only a shell of it -- the train station in the basement. >>> a major drug bust in santa cruz. >> plus, a space mission with a fiery destination. mile to join the force. they crossed >>> san jose's newest police officers didn't just go the extra mile to join the force, the cost and entire ocean. we asked t

. >> reporter: mary miller looks forward to this day every year when crews pull this noaa research buoy out of the bay to clean, calibrate and replace sensors. she's a marine scientist and the exploratorium's environmental science partnership director. >> when it comes up, you get a sense of all the life in the bay we normally don't see, but here it is in front of us. >> reporter: this noaa buoy has been anchored between peers 15 and 17 near the exploratorium since april, 2013. every six minutes it collects data like water temperature, solidity and carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere and in the san francisco bay. it's part of a network of coastal and ocean carbon dioxide research buoys around the world monitoring changing carbon content of the ocean in realtime. this buoy in the bay provides unique information. >> it is the most urban place that any of these buoys which are normally out in the ocean all over the world, it's the closest to urban center that one of these buoys has been measuring carbon dioxide in the ocean. >> reporter: i want to show you c02 levels in the north pacif

she told the administrator mary miller but it was not reported to the proper authorities. went to another school and was convicted years later of having child pornography at work and for exchanging inappropriate messages with a 14-year-old. "presentation high school is no place for abuse and we condemn any sexual abuse of misconduct. presentation welcomes the opportunity to tell the school side of the story in the courtroom." >>> making allegations against president trump and there is a new book, "unhinged" and omarosa manigault newman said there are audio recordings where the president uses the n- word calling him a racist, misogynist and question his mental state. she says she was offered $15,000 a month for not speaking negatively about the president. the white house says the book is riddled with lies. >>> the raiders won the preseason opener but the game comes with controversy. >> it looks like the national anthem protest will not be stopping anytime soon. >>> we have your raiders highlights coming up. if yyou need to stay downeaway from it. call 911. let our first resp

mary miller, director of environmental science partnerships joins me in studio.appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> talk to me about ocean discovery month. why is it so important we set aside this time to dig deeper, go further below the surface? >> we're surrounded by the ocean in san francisco. we kind of take it for granted. but the ocean is our life support system. it is what provides half of the oxygen we breathe. it moderates our climate here. spencer will tell you that we have nice fresh air, and not a lot of smoke here because of the ocean influence. and also there's so much in the ocean that's hidden. so we wanted to bring that out and bring it to the fore and help people understand a little bit more about what's going on in the ocean under the surface. >> one of the cool things, you guys have a partnership with the atmospheric -- they're docking a research vessel. >> on thursday, this week, a fisheries festival, part of the commerce department, part of what they do is make sure the fisheries are healthy. in order to really understand how much fish we can t

at a news conference later today, which names not only the school but also a former principal, mary millerrea.com. and steph curry is getting ready for another round of golf. we find out if he makes the cut in hayward. he tees off this afternoon. a look at local weather for you coming up in just an hour. we sure hope you're off to a very good day on this friday. have a great day. >> stay connected to your world wherever the world takes you, get the nbc bay area app. arrivel make history. she )s bringing cannabis oil to class! we take you inside the fight between her family, school and the state. when you join us for today in the bay. monday from 4:30 to 7. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. >>> good morning, everyone and welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. we all know breaking up is hard to do. but does it have to be so mean? today we're going to introduce you to two couples who m

. >> marie: some of them are running the immigration policy now. >> lisa: that is unfair. >> david: miller>> marie: when you talk about "good immigrants." >> david: people who are willing to work and assimilate to what this country is. it's that simple. >> marie: they give up their entire culture? >> david: no. assimilate so that we don't have the kind of situation they have in europe where people stay completely isolated in their own communities and don't assimilate in the culture. it's simple. >> marie: the language is charge and we need to be careful. >> harris: thank you for the team in the booth to let it breathe. i wanted to hear that. it's important to get there. meanwhile, the president is touting his popularity among republicans in tampa. it happened last night. whoo, it was fiery! the president plans to wade in a hotly contested special election. the high stakes for republicans in a race that could tell us a lot about the upcoming elections in november. stay close. don't you move. >> president trump: they just came out with the polls. did you hear? the most popular person in the

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mary pass. chris, on the off chance that this is successful, the whole mueller investigation is done. it is a wrap. this isn't only about roger miller, this is about whether mueller has the constitutional authority to do this investigation. >> that's a great point. the argument they are making is an existential assault on mueller's authority. saying it is violation of the constitutional appointment clause to create this body. it is violation of the constitution. and it would probably go to the supreme court. it would get rid of the whole thing >> yes. it could be the straw that stroke the camel's back or one of those saying. bad for the mueller investigation. but again, we can go down that road. >> you think it is unlikely. >> unlikely given this statute was written with concerns in mind about the watergate special counsel. so things written it like the main one being he has to report to the deputy attorney general. and so i think that you know, as the judge said in this case, these are good questions to raise, but no. >> right. >> and i think that is where we are with this. >> i want to ask you about a surreal moment that happened