>> i have to be honest, raj. i wasn't completely aware of just how crazy things had gotten as far as these deals are concerned until after i left the office. to find out that people dealing fentanyl in extreme situations where people had as much as 500 grams in one arrest were being put into our community justice court next to those who are trying to treat their substance abuse addiction. and being given misdemeanors was outrageous to me. >> and now that you have been in office for what, five to six weeks, is it worse than what you thought now that you can see under the hood? >> yes, absolutely. i'm learning in many different situations that things that were going on, it's going to take a reprogramming of the way that we have been doing this work for the last two and a half years in order to get this city back on track. with respect to these drug cases, it's clear that the reason we've had an explosion out on our streets with respect to drug dealings specifically fentanyl is because the dealers have learned that

>> good evening, raj. in the last 60 days, there's been an incredible turnaround. now, 60 days is one thing. it could be a life in politics. don't forget there's another 60 days or so left until we get to november. but for the time being, we've seen the out party -- that's the republicans in this case -- really fall apart and the democrats gain steam. now, by out party, i mean the party that's not in the government, okay, in the presidency. almost always, almost always the out party gains seats. only four times in the history, in the last 60, 70 years has the senate failed to do that and two times in the house. what we see instead now is this incredible gain, and you can see it right there with what we call the enthusiasm factor. and just a couple of months ago, the democrats were 50% enthusiastic. the republicans, 67%. 17% differential. look at it now. it's high. it's 50-50. add to that the fact that biden has gone up in his popularity. president biden up about seven points in the last two months. still underwater at 45%, but it's a whole lot better than 38%. you

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. tonight loyal republicans are flocking to president trump's defense, and it could lead to mr. trump announcing his candidacy for the 2024 election. republicans are united, using yesterday's fbi raid as a springboard and fund-raising opportunity to unseat the democrats. nbc's susan mcginnis has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: fallout -- >> how many crimes can you commit before you're held accountable? >> reporter: and fundraising. >> we will never give up. >> reporter: after the stunning fbi search of former trump's mar-a-lago. a senior government official telling nbc news federal agents spent a majority of monday at trump's palm beach estate in palm beach, florida in search of classified documents trump allegedly took with him hen he left the white house. >> a federal judge clearly found there was probable cause of a crime and that there would be probable cause that the evidence of that crime would be at mar-a-lago. >> mr. trump, can we get your reaction to the raid? >>

>> and it wasn't the first time, raj. apparently a few years ago she told the same guy named francisco marcus that she was carrying twins that belonged to marcus that she hadn't given birth, so she was pregnant with him. she claims -- she told marcus she was deported and that somewhere immigration officials took those twins away and she never saw them again. then she comes back and says you also have another child. and to prove to him that there was a child that she was carrying that belonged to marcus. she produced baby brandon. and that we believe will be the motive that the da will go with throughout this trial. >> to be clear baby brandon for all the viewers is back with his family, so that's the good news. you brought up francisco marquez. what do we know about him? the other man that she was thinking that might be the father or trying to convince him that he was the father? >> well, we heard he has a separate family and was having, i guess an affair for several years with ramirez. again over the years she claimed sh

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. we know that the heat is really on right now, especially in the east bay. temperatures hovering around triple-digits for some places inland. >> as we speak. >> uh-huh. and as temperatures continue to rise, so do the risks that come with high heat. tonight bart has made some changes to help limit that risk for its riders. and so it means it may take you a little longer to get to where you're going. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'm looking behind you. i see 104 and 106 right now. >> that's right. and that makes a new record, you guys. hottest weather. >> wow. >> we have seen all yr

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. we know that the heat is really on right now, especially in the east bay. temperatures hovering around triple-digits for some places inland. >> as we speak. >> uh-huh. and as temperatures continue to rise, so do the risks that come with high heat. tonight bart has made some changes to help limit that risk for its riders. and so it means it may take you a little longer to get to where you're going. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'm looking behind you. i see 104 and 106 right now. >> that's right. and that makes a new record, you guys. hottest weather. >> wow. >> we have seen all year long. 104 there in concord. 106 in livermore that is the new record. last time it was this hot was back in 2015. santa rosa 100. san francisco 71 the official high. widespread temperatures throughout the bay area. let's get you a look at the current temperatures right now. it's still dangerous. we're really going see just a slow drop-off this evening. so if you're out here through

. >> and i'm raj mathai. not just republicans, but trump republicans. there are strong indications that former president trump has a hold on this current republican party. congresswoman liz cheney lost by a landslide last night in wyoming to a candidate backed by mr. trump. cheney is the eighth house republican who voted to impeach the president that has either left or been forced out by voters. here is nbc's alice barr. >> especially wonderful to be here. >> reporter: an overnight loss for congresswoman liz cheney of wyoming, handing a victory to former president trump. his sharpest republican critic losing in a landslide to trump endorsed harriet hageman after cheney won that house seat by more than 70 points two years ago. she insists she could have won again. >> but that path would have required that i accept, that i embrace, that i perpetuate the big lie. >> reporter: cheney has blasted the former president's false election claims. as vice chair of the january 6th committee and one of ten house republicans who voted to impeach mr. trump, she is now

. >> and i'm raj mathai. tonight we have new developments about president trump and his handling of those highly classified documents. a federal judge says he is inclined to ultimately unseal portions of the affidavit that the fbi used to justify its search on the former president's home. but it comes with a catch. nbc's alice barr has the latest on this unusual move. >> reporter: the mounting legal troubles surrounding former president trump on display today in two separate courtrooms. in florida, a federal judge deciding a key question about those classified documents the fbi seized from the former president's mar-a-lago home. the judge saying he believes portions of the affidavit justifying the search could be unsealed, and ordering the justice department to file what it wants recontacted the by next thursday. judge bruce reinhart hearing arguments from media organizations, including nbc news, who have pressed for the affidavit to be released because of public interest. the trump legal team has not formall

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. the feds are now allowing a pharmacist to bypass your doctor and directly prescribe paxlovid to treat covid. >> paxlovid can be very helpful. but getting the drug not so easy. let's bring in our investigative reporter candice nguyen. what's the problem here? >> everyone watching you, might need one of these if you want to get paxlovid straight from your pharmacist. a fold other binder full of papers. before getting the medication which you need to take within the first five days of symptoms showing, you're going have to show all of this. you're going have to show proof of your positive covid test, an electronic or paper copy of your medical records, including blood work from the past 12 months, and a list of all the medication you're taking.

. >> and i'm raj mathai. in the past 48 hours, there has been a lot of speculation and misinformation. today an explanation. attorney general merrick garland talked about his decision to order the fbi to search the home of president trump. the attorney general ordered the unsealing of the search warrant. his actions challenged president trump's claims that the fbi raid was abusive and improper. here is nbc's susan mcginnis. >> reporter: attorney general merrick garland breaking with department of justice protocol not to comment on ongoing investigations, speaking today about monday's search of former president trump's search of mar-a-lago home. >> i personally approve the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. second, the department does not take such a decision lightly. where possible, it is standard practice to seek less intrusive means. >> reporter: garland explaining much of justice department work is done outside the public eye to protect the integrity of investigations. and he addressed recen

i'm raj mathai. tonight, dozens of families are relieved and grateful.forced dozens of people in dublin to evacuate. fire crews are still on-site in dublin. nbc bay area has latest. >> reporter: sheer chaos in dublin, as fire crews fought against planes rushing towards homes, leaving one person stranded in the evacuation zone. >> i can't stay inside, but if things got worse, i would run that way. >> reporter: the fire came feet away from their home, and by the time he was done packing, his street was blocked off by fire crews wasting towards the home. >> i never expected like this to happen. i was prepared. >> reporter: only one side of this neighborhood on the canyon road was evacuated. cal fire says, a car broke down and caught fire. the 12-year-old son, brandon, on the other side of the housing community. they, too, were notified to get ready in case the fire got out of control. >> i kind of more panicked and kept asking what can i do to help.what can i backup. >> reporter: locally, crews responded quickly from all angles. many of them just arrived to

i'm raj mathai. the problem, as we know, is not new. now, new leaders in place. in sam cisco's chinatown, in response to four brutal attacks against asian elders. tonight, the new da was front and center. here's nbc bay area news's cheryl hurd . >> reporter: even though community members put this together very quickly, the turnout tonight was huge. the police chief and the da were here to listen. >> here is where we currently are. >> reporter: dozens of people, packing the chinatown community center tonight. many of the women, coming out of the shadows to tell their stories of being attacked on san francisco streets. this woman, telling the police chief, she was recently attacked on the bus. >> every day, where i'm living, i consult the mentor, being close by. i have reported this case to police, but so far, there has been no update, and no follow- up, and every single day, my son and i live in fear. >> reporter: joyce nakamura said, she was pushed into the street. >> i'm an easy target. i'm an asian woman. i think there's stereotypes involved with that. but i ju

>> raj, i am told, these are from the lineage that our areas of concern.l know that the omicron family is known for its infection characteristics, and it's expertise in evading vaccines and using them. it might be too soon to collect the news, but it looks like trent's cases are slightly dropping across the board. you can see it in our case count, and in the latest wastewater data. >> it seems, you know, cases, for the first time in a couple weeks, are starting to go down in the united states, but we're still pretty much still in that standstill phase per match. >> senator rubio says, this can all depend on two severities. ba-4.26, or ba-4 on 75, or as some call it, so atari. >> with the ones we have detected more in the u.s. compared to ba-2.75, but it is still in the proportion compared to the dominant area right now, which is ba-5, still. >> reporter: as of last week, ba-4.6 is only making up 1.8% of cases in california, and only a few infections due to swatara's have been reported in l.a. and other areas across the state. so, was the concern? experts s

>>> i'm raj mathai, next on nbc bay area news tonight, road rage caught on camera. two people threatened with a gun. we'll show you what happened next. dumping a homeless man in san francisco, san rafael police department apologizing. what would you give up to work from home, companies considering slashing pay how many days you'll work in the office. and restaurant in san francisco run by robots. getting a live demo. >> good evening, nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai, robotic restaurant and work from home salary reduction, those stories in a few minutes, but start with the road rage confrontation in san francisco. >> hey, call the cops! >> can hear the commotion, happened monday night near mclaren park, captured on home surveillance camera, sfpd looking for people responsible, audrey got hold of the video and spoke to neighbor. what happened? >> happened before 9:30 monday night. take you through the video now. two vehicles just stop in middle of residential strip side by side, dartmouth street. after heard the bangs, this vehicle will try to back up. person

>>> i'm raj mathai, next on nbc news, bay area tonight, we will break down all the dangerous hotspots and the possibility of lightning tomorrow. >>> another trouble hi rise, accusations of theft, we have the video. and day 11 and still no sight of kiely rodni, the missing 16- year-old, there's an update in the investigation, we are joined by her mother. >>> and tonight, the elections could impact the 2024 presidential race. >>> good evening, this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai, a strange story in napa county regarding britney spears ex-husband, we will get to that in a minute, but we start with our microclimate weather alert, it is hot outside right now. triple digit heat, tomorrow more of the same, a flex alert has been issued for the entire state tomorrow, we have to limit our energy use between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m., that will ease the strain on the power grid. today, several places are over 100 degrees. tonight, they are slowing down trains to prevent possible heat related damage to the track and the trains itself. it's part of the new policy after the tracks warped in

>>> i'm raj mathai, next on nbc bay area news tonight, hail, lightning, we are seeing at all, what is behind this unusual weather and what is coming next. >>> an up close look at the new plant to make sure fires started by lightning strikes don't grow out of control. >>> also, documents of unusual cases of monkeypox, what it teaches us about the current outbreak. and governor newsom working with yet another republican governor. this time it is about building prisons. >>> good evening, this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai, if you have seen it, it is bizarre, we are tracking this unusual summer weather, heat , humidity, rain and lightning, we are under a flex alert until 9:00 tonight. and we saw a lot of this today, short light showers in different parts of the bay area, this was in palo alto, also keeping an eye on the potential for lightning and we are not the only one, cal fire enacted a lightning plan, that means sending crews to the location of reported lightning strike just to make sure it didn't start a fire. so what is happening right now? let's bring in our chief m

we'll be back with more news in just minutes with raj mathai. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >>> right now at 5:00, caught in the act but allowed to just walk away. the frustration in san francisco as police let a suspected thief go free. >> i asked the officer specifically why can't an arrest be made? and he was vague and said that because of the totality of the situation, they would not be able to. >>> plus, they were hired to perform but never got paid. the local circuit troupe says they got stiffed thousands of dollars from a show in the north bay. >>> and slammed into by two cars. the local nonprofit now picking up the pieces and the long-term dama

i think raj would pick -- >> "top gun."it better than the first one. >> i saw it for the second time last night. >> we'll see what is coming up. >> there is a lot happening. donald trump says the fbi raided mar-a-lago. what were they look forg? also the largest ever investment in fighting climate change. president biden underscored the climate benefits of that new bill just passed by lawmakers as he is touring severe flooding in kentucky. >> we suffer the consequence of

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i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a san jose mother is accused of killing her own daughter because she believed the little girl, just three years old, was possessed by demons. today that mother faced a judge. investigators say that the mother, along with her own father and her uncle spent more than seven hours choking and starving the child. nbc bay area's damion trujillo was the only reporter in the court. he joins us with a hint of what the defense strategy may be. >> reporter: this alleged exorcism case has rattled this entire community. while the d.a. is pushing hard for a life sentence, one legal expert says this is far from a slam-dunk. claudia hernandez sat by herself in court today, shackled, wearing the brown garb of an inmate in protective custody. as we reported, the alleged facts in this case are very disturbing. >> this one is very difficult to stomach. the victim in this case is particularly vulnerable. she was a 3-year-old girl, and these are people that she trusts. it was her mother, her uncle and her

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. an east bay man is accused of putting cameras inside a bathroom located at a busy starbucks location right on main street in walnut creek. today that man made his first court appearance. let's bring in pete suratos. >> reporter: behind the glass is steven novelli appearing in a martinez courtroom for the first time since being arrested last week. he is accused of installing hidden cameras inside the bathroom of this starbucks on main street in walnut creek. today those who visited the store say the story has left them rattled. >> i think it's terrible that people have to do things like this. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office tells me the cameras were hidden under the sink inside of a unisex bathroom and were pointing directly at the toilet. today we found man who says he has been coming to this starbucks for 20 years. we caught him as he was heading inside today with his teenaged daughter. >> that's horrible because a lot of kids come in here. this is a huge place, especially if you come

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. the feds are now allowing a pharmacist to bypass your doctor and directly prescribe paxlovid to treat covid. >> paxlovid can be very helpful. but getting the drug not so easy. let's bring in our investigative reporter candice nguyen. what's the problem here? >> everyone watching you, might need one of these if you want to get paxlovid straight from your pharmacist. a fold other binder full of papers. before getting the medication which you need to take within the first five days of symptoms showing, you're going have to show all of this. you're going have to show proof of your positive covid test, an electronic or paper copy of your medical records, including blood work from the past 12 months, and a list of all the medication you're taking. it takes a minimum of 20 to 30 minutes for a pharmacist to fully evaluate a patient before they can prescribe the new covid antiviral drug paxlovid. and that's best case scenario says sanjay patel, who runs the pharmacy in fremont. >> with all the

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. he invoked his fifth amendment right today. president trump refused to answer questions during an investigation investigating his business practices. it's one of the many investigations that he is currently facing. here is nbc's susan mcginnis in washington, d.c. >> mr. trump, can we have a word? >> reporter: former president trump appearing in a cruise missile today, invoking his fifth amendment right. >> i'm not surprised he did not expose himself to potential criminal liability. >> reporter: trump's long sought testimony, part of an investigation by new york's attorney general into whether he improperly valued his assets to get favorable treatment from lenders and the irs. in

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> francisco public defender mano raj is speaking out today in an exclusive-on-one interview with kron 4 talked with kron four's haaziq mod-yoon about disproportionate arrests for black and brown people. the 2 also talked about the backlog of defendants waiting for their day in court and concern over a return to the war on drugs era. >> it was a perspective in terms of how many that you represent are waiting for the there are hundreds waiting in jail for their day in court and more on the outside. still waiting for their day in court. many. >> still being changed with ankle monitors the constitutional right to a speedy trial has reached a crisis level in criminal court at the hall of justice in the city of san francisco. >> that is according to the city's elected public defender, mano raj public health. >> issues require public health solutions. he is raising his voice about the issue in the wake of newly appointed san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins taking over the da's office. a lot of the systems that prosecutors work on are inherited systems. >

. >>> good evening i am raj mathai. more desperate by the hour, we begin with the search for the teenage girl who disappeared from the party at a tahoe area campground. is a new surveillance picture that investigators released late tonight. 16-year-old kiely rodni, the night of that party. we were told many a area teenagers were there as well, investigators were hoping to hear from them. nbc bay area's ian cole is with us. with no information. >> reporter: they are helping in day four of the search, trying to find clues in a heavily wooded area, and the sheriff has a message for people at the party friday night. tonight, the county sheriff releasing this new surveillance photo of 16-year-old kiely rodni, friday night at 6:00 at a local business in truckee, before she disappeared wearing a black spaghetti strap bodysuit, green pants and black vans. today, more than 100 volunteers taking a moment to pray for her safe return. as they were joining seth agencies and now the fbi inserting for her, she was attending a party la

i think raj would pick -- >> "top gun." i like it better than the first one. >> i saw it for the second time last night. >> we'll see what is coming up. >> there is a lot happening. donald trump says the fbi raided mar-a-lago. what were they look forg? also the largest ever investment in fighting climate change. president biden underscored the climate benefits of that new bill just passed by lawmakers as he is touring severe flooding in kentucky. >> we suffer the consequence of climate change. >> plus, finding out their fate. the father and son convicted of murdering ahmad arbery get their punishment in court. >> and push on to the track. the search for the man in this video and what happened to the other man that fell. >> happy monday. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> we begin with that breaking news. president trump says the fbi has raided his mar-a-lago estate in palm beach. he released a lengthy statement late tonight or this evening calling this an unannounced raid. he said several federa

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. tonight we have new developments about president trump and his handling of those highly classified documents. a federal judge says he is inclined to ultimately unseal portions of the affidavit that the fbi used to justify its search on the former president's home. but it comes with a catch. nbc's alice barr has the latest on this unusual move. >> reporter: the mounting legal troubles surrounding former president trump on display today in two separate courtrooms. in

. >>> what is going on in san bruno, raj? a pipeline exploded back here in 2010 for pg&e crews.u can imagine, lots of concerns and haunting memories for the numbers out there. our mbc crews spotted workers at two different locations. you can see them here, on this map both, with this block of the 2010 disaster that killed 8 people. crews were digging directly into the streets on glenview drive near the joe lunardi supermarket. pg&e says, this is all part of a regular inspection crews are prepping to take photos of the gas line in four different spots, then inspect the inside of a pipeline. those who were here in 2010 say, it's a relief that pg&e is inspecting the infrastructure. >> in our neighborhood, we get a lot of anxiety when we see pg&e trucks. it's not a good thing for us to see. but we do want them to be taking care of the lines and making sure that it doesn't happen again, to other neighborhoods. >> pg&e says, crews will be on site periodically throughout the end of the month. >>> get your act together, or else. that's the tone of the letter sent from the governor's off

please take care of yourself and each other good night >>> i'm raj mathai, next on nbc bay area newsht on camera. two people threatened with a gun. we'll show you what happened next. dumping a homeless man in san francisco, san rafael police department apologizing. what would you give up to work from home, companies considering slashing pay how many days you'll work in the office. and restaurant in san francisco run by robots. getting a live demo. >> good evening, nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai, robotic restaurant and work from home salary du

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