thank you, maryann for that story at 6:00. >>> okay. maybe not the moon, but maybe you are planning a vacation to go somewhere. well, it may be easier with the help of some new tech, and we will show you how to use artificial intelligence without a hitch.h. plus, h habitat foodod, and i i provididing jobs. wewe arere talking a about kelp these jobs are disappears, and the work that is going on to keep them around and the the importance. >>> before we head to break, you may remember the racist text messages that the police officers of the antioch police department are accused of sending to each other, and also, the investigative reporter hilda gutierrez has been asking a number of questions including how did the city get to this point. she is working on the story tonight, and what can we expect? >> we were wondering how does this happen in one of the most diverse cities in the area. we realize it is not always that way, and we looked at the census numbers, and there was a huge demographic shift. we spoke to the local resident, and they t

maryann was acting in self-defense.was getting attacked by someone who was wielding a knife. and i think it's instinctual to try to push someone away when you think you are getting attacked and i think that's not you know, not the same thing as vigilante justice or anything like that. this is someone who was terrified that they were going to get attacked and he ended up in jail. and she's been the victim of a crime and people should not be penalized for being victims of crimes. >> carley: it takes a lot of courage to do what you did. what's going through your mind when all this was happening and how did you feel because you got fired because of it? >> i... i was upset because i had put a lot of years with this company. i worked hard for them. if they needed me, if somebody called in i was obviously there for them. you know, i gave about everything to the store to keep it neat and clean for the customers. i had a lot of good customers that liked me. you know, they'd come in just to talk to me sometimes. >> carley: it's j

maryanne what you think will this be _ august. maryanne what you think will this be a _ august.e a logistical nightmare or is this something where president trump emerges somehow stronger?— somehow stronger? logistics will be an _ somehow stronger? logistics will be an issue _ somehow stronger? logistics will be an issue for _ somehow stronger? logistics will be an issue for donald i will be an issue for donald trump, none of the candidates in the race have the skills or standing to take out donald trump and neither will any indictments or potential convictions do that either, there was a poll that came up this afternoon that said 60% of republicans did not see withholding documents or being indicted as a problem, as an issue. it will hurt him in the general election but donald trump will be the nominee, none of this. and you will have a rematch between donald trump and joe biden and donald trump has been masterful at taking theseissues has been masterful at taking these issues and turning them to his favour that only whips up to his favour that only whips up the fervour among t

from mountain view, i'm maryann favro. >> vianey, that is your jam. >> yes. and you want to make sure that you check your air conditioning, and if you are traveling from california to oregon, everybody is expecting to see the above-average temperature over the next several days. and the marine layer is hanging on around the coastline from drizzle to 55 degrees, and expect to see that tomorrow. inland, if you are looking at san jose, you can see how clear it is, and we have had the breezy winds, and the nice onshore flow to continue to keep the coastal areas below seasonable, and the wind factor, and we will have the breezy winds, and it is going to diminish heading into the night, and we have spots with lor rin rinda and concord, and now into the changes and what to expect, and heading into tomorrow, we will get what is noticeable when it is coming to the micro climates. we have 70s in oakland and 80s in devlin and san jose, and 90s in concord and fairfield, and you can take your pick when it is coming to the testimony, and when it comes to your thursday by f

back with the nightcap crew, kevin corke, maryann rafferty and eric messersmith. we thought we would run it past the nightcap group there there pay for from chains and drive-through's. it teams that can easy way to d a good dp or service you find yourself in a pay it forward chain, do you keep it going or do you grab your food and get out of there. >> already know the answer answer it for me. >> i think the answer is pay it forward. >> trace gallagher knows me well . especially at starbucks. >> at happen for both bit more here in dc that than most peopl would realize. >> chad pergram, have you been in the pay it forward and would you pay it forward? >> may be what they should've done with that that ceiling is paid it forward and that would've taken care of the whol thing. >> i have never seen that done and line and what of the cafeterias here. it would be something to pay it through and i have never seen that. >> maryann rafferty, pay yet forward? >> absolutely. you just have to. at the right thing to do. >> it's interesting because i had to pay it forward and i w

how are you maryanne? >> i'm good. thank you.tok is a spy mechanism of the communist chinese like so many have alleged? >> well, i think that the surveillance of many tech companies is an issue whether it's american or chinese company it's certainly an issue. >> sean: if you found out or if the top security people in the country are telling you that, hey, you're using a platform that the come any chinese spy on us would you take it eariously. >> tell you something sean the chinese are spying on us in all kinds of ways. the truth of the matter is millions and millions of young people. >> sean: i'm just asking. >> this is where young people are getting their information and i think for us to deny that is kind of ridiculous. i think that whatever regulations we have on tik tok, whatever the government decides to do i would like to see them be just as strong in regulating american companies as well. >> sean: so i'm looking at your numbers and you know what? 10% is not too shabby. >> thank you. >> sean: that's a very respectable numbe

we have seen that fundraising drive starting - fundraising drive starting already of course, but maryanntoday? i think today| really encapsulated what we have — really encapsulated what we have seen from donald trump ever— have seen from donald trump ever since _ have seen from donald trump ever since it became clear that he was — ever since it became clear that he was going to be indicted. remember, it was donald trump from _ remember, it was donald trump from whom we learned that he would — from whom we learned that he would he — from whom we learned that he would be indicted stopping he announced it, then he keeps posting _ announced it, then he keeps posting on his social media platform, trying to define the debate — platform, trying to define the debate over the weekend he went to two— debate over the weekend he went to two republican conventions, one in— to two republican conventions, one in georgia, one in north carolina. _ one in georgia, one in north carolina, making his case there _ carolina, making his case there. on the way to the courthouse this morning, he still— courthouse

much to the dismay of his mother, maryanne stop my mum and dad always had this tension between them.dad was a giver _ tension between them. my dad was a giver and _ tension between them. my dad was a giver and my _ tension between them. my dad was a giver and my mother - tension between them. my dad| was a giver and my mother was tension between them. my dad l was a giver and my mother was a conservative. she was conserving because she had to. she had five kids. i mean basically, my mother's viewers charity begins at home. charities find that it begins at home, you have to start at home. my dad's viewers the opposite. he said we are fine. it's not them, it's the other people we have to think about. that idea of thinking about others would become a key theme of his life. but to him it was about those it was entertaining, something he first did one new year's eve. we had big part in house and it's a small house, it was a tenant. two bedrooms, my three sisters slept in one, my mum and dad in the other and my brother and i slept in the alcove in the kitchen. they would wake me at one o'c

i wanted to match maryann. chef, your thoughts on living forever. >> i look at this in the perspective of time. i could figure out how to load the dishwasher to my wife's liking. i'm thinking about any family and life as well. >> you want to keep your wife along to torment her. finally, i got it right. >> each time, nope. not like that. >> absolutely would. i might get tiresome but i'd manage. i would love to be around to experience inter stellar travel and exploring strange new worlds. i would not want to live in a world where every one i love is gone. i'd want to be immortal because the earth is too long and incredible. thank you all for joining the night cap and thank you for watching america's late news fox news@night. see you back here tomorrow. cold water, on those stains? ♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? those things. cold water can't clean it up. same. >> i'd say that myth is busted. turned to coal with tide. >> how do you guys think came first? the chicken or the baby? back with a back ribs? chic

or spiritual advisor maryanne williamson, either of them could win the first two nominating contestsll strip those states of the national convention delegates, meaning their primaries would ultimately not count. tomorrow in indianapolis the rules and bylaws committee plans to review and finalize the plan. >>> "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> this morning brand new reporting on donald trump's obsession with kpi

they want to see maryann williamson and r.f.k. they want to see them debate joe biden.e's what the former president had to say about this. watch. >> joe biden has done an extraordinary job leading the country through difficult times. i do not think that there's going to be any kind of serious primary challenge to joe biden. i think the democratic party is unified. >> martha: robert, do you agree with him? should the voters get their opportunity? >> no. there's never been a debate with an incumbent. he's the president of the united states. he's not going to start campaigning until early 24. you know, yes, if you asked do you want joe biden versus the field, one in 4 democrats would take the field. but there's going to be no debate. the party will unify around the president. and you know, my view is just to spoke about what erin said, they could use someone like erin more often for desantis. in my opinion, the last 60 days, he's not been fighting back. this is the first time it felt like he was punching back. in my opinion with the rnc, the only great decision they made s

or spiritual advisor maryanne williamson, either of them could win the first two nominating contests for the year merchandise the dnc has warned it will strip those states of the national convention delegates, meaning their primaries would ultimately not count. tomorrow in indianapolis the rules and bylaws committee plans to review and finalize the plan. >>> "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> this morning brand new reporting on donald trump's obsession with keeping troves of newspaper clippings and documents with him after leaving the white house, something his aides apparently refer to as his beautiful mind boxes, this as trump's defense comes under scrutiny even by some conservatives like carl rogue who say trump invited this indictment. >>> plus, there's even more legal trouble for the former president as writer e. jean carroll's second defamation case gets a court date. we'll run through it all straight ahead. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this friday, june 16th. we are all glad it is friday. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting y

letter i shared with you in my opening remarks from captain chamberlain of 123rd ohio, that is part of maryann terry's widow's application to the bureau of pensions. you're also reliant, the adjutant general's office, who asked to give the stamp of approval. yes, indeed. your husband was at this battle. and then you're also reliant on the overly burdened clerk's working in the pension office who have to sort through all this paperwork, make sense of all of paperwork, and make a determination if you qualify for a pension and then ultimately what the rate is and this chart here on the screen offers perspective. this is just widows and dependents claims. this is not all the claims that the pension office is receiving roughout the course of the conflict. and so you could see there, you know, a little over 27 out in 1861, by the end of of of the spring of 1865, almost 49,000 dependent claims have been filed for 145 clerks and all of these other individuals. so what seem like a simple process it certainly came with its fair share of obstacles. the washington chronicle reported in mid-november of 186