assigned as bailiffs on the third floor criminal division next to the chambers of presiding judge terry jackson and office of the court administrator. one deputy brought a .22 caliber baby glock to work was apparently unfamiliar how to operate it. he handed it to another deputy and the second deputy pointed it at the second deputy, not realizing it was loaded, missing the deputy, missing a cabinet and hitting the wall. they called the incident accidental. the court administrator was nearby. he got in right after it happened before many staff arrived. that superior court spokeswom spokeswoman -- the deputy who fired it remains off duty. >> we go to a storm we are tracking. let's bring in meteorologist jeff ranieri. people want to know is it going to hit during the commute? >> it's going to miss the major rush for tomorrow. the bulk of this storm will be heading away from the bay area. we're not expecting a super strong storm but as that cold front sweeps across, it will bring us wet weather for tomorrow morning. it is starting to bring a few areas of rain, approaching santa rosa from the west mo

the criminal division and it happened before court next to the chambers used by presiding judge terry jackson. sources tell nbc bay area that one deputy brought a baby gloc to work but was unfamiliar with how it operated and handed it to a fellow deputy and asked how to use it. the second deputy pointed the weapon at the first deputy unaware it was loaded. he pulled the trigger and the route narrowly missed the deputy lodging in the wall. a sheriff's spokesperson called it accidental and a very serious matter. adding, we are all very grateful that no one was injured. the superior court spokesperson said the court administrator was nearby and got in right after it happened before many staff arrived. >> that was chuck coppola reporting. >>> as the statewide search for 2-year-old arianna fitts those came together to remember her mother. holding a vigil in the parking lot there. fitts was found dead last friday at mclaren park in san francisco. law enforcement said it identified several people of interest but no direct suspects in that case. >>> the final chapter in a sad tragedy that's what the

and that it happened before court next to the chambers used by presiding judge terry jackson and the office of the court administrator. sources tell nbc bay area that one deputy brought a .22 caliber baby glock to work but was apparently unfamiliar with how it operated so he handed it to a fellow deputy and asked how to use it. sources say the second deputy pointed the weapon at the first deputy, apparently unaware that it was loaded. he pulled the trigger and it narrowly missed the deputy, lodging in the wall. a spokeswoman called the shooting accidental and a very serious matter. addinging, we are all very grateful that no one was injured. the superior court spokeswoman said the court administrator was nearby. he got in right after it happened before many staff arrived. >> and that was chuck coppola reporting. we should note in about an hour we'll learn more information about the department of justice's information into the san francisco police department. high profile officer-involved shootings have prompted this review and it's being carried out by doj's community oriented servic

before court started and next to the chambers used by presiding judge terry jackson. the spokeswoman tells us that the gun was a .22 caliber baby glock. handed it to a fellow deputy for an explanation and was unaware it was loaded and pointed it at the deputy and inexplicably pulled the trigger. that person almost hit that person's colleague. the sheriff's office calls this accident accidental. the deputy who fired the gun is still on duty but for the time being not lowed to carry a firearm. bob redell "today in the bay." >>> on the road to recovery. the dog who was thrown from a moving car in the north bay thankfully doing much better this morning. she's being taken care of at the petaluma animal services center. check out her little pink cast there. the shelter has dubbed her martha. the sweet freeway girl. she was found weak and suffering from a broken leg and pelvis yesterday. someone found her on the side of highway 101 near the east washington street off ramp in petalu petaluma. martha is going to be just fine. hopefully one of her 12 million fans online may giv

jackson. mets manager terry collins says the newborn is doing better and they hope to have him home from the hospital as soon as tomorrow. >>> mets trying to take two of three in cleveland. michael conforto was bumped up to third in the lineup as an attempt to reinvigorate this offense, has gone 5-for-12 with three doubles and a homerun since that move. mets opened up with three runs in the first and three more in the second. they took a 6-0 lead and it's safe to say maybe the indians were a little too much in the sun here. cleveland had two errors. that goes down as an rbi double, though. nice bounceback start for steven matz. remember, he was chased after just an inning and two-thirds in his last start. he struck out a career high nine in seven scoreless innings. the mets win their first series >>> fighting in the nhl has reached an all-time low this statistics. but in the minor leagues, it's game. check out the minor league afilliates of the islanders and the devils. a brouhaha that got so bad the coaches had to be held back from climbing around the glass to get to each other. both coaches were ej

terry collins says degrom's son jackson has improved as the some health complications. meanwhile the rest of the mets in a rubber game against the indians today, michael conforto had himself a nice day. the fist starts with a double, curtis granderson able to score. that made it 1-0 mets. later on in the inning lucas duda starting to heat up delivers his own signal. that scores two more runs. let's take you back to conforto. the 2nd. his second at bat smacking his second rbi double of the game. that made it 5-0. stephen mats bouncing back, he struck out nine batters in 7 scoreless innings. 6-0. >>> today's yankees mariners game began at 2 a.m. in tokyo. that did not matter to baseball fans over there who were able to see a live broadcast of the first major league pitching matchup between two exjapanese teammates. as tanaka, and hue cue ma this afternoon at the stadium, a bit of a jam, strikes out adam lynn down 1-0. how about alex rodriguez moving to 6 in the lineup takes hue kemah deep for the 2-run blast. this will bounce out for the ground rule double. it allows jaco

have called, german antonio franco, claudia, bonita, pedro, charles edward odom, and terry white rodriguez. ms. jackson lee: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> thank you so much, mr. speaker. ms. ros-lehtinen: along with congressman ted deutch, i introduced h.con.res. 129 a resolution urging nermji to -- germany to honor its commitment and fulfill obligations to holocaust survivors. germany, even by the current government's own admission, has fallen short of the promise to take care of all the needs of all holocaust survivors. due to the horrific physical and mental pain they have endured, holocaust survivor needs are more complex than other elderly individuals. there can be no more delay, mr. speaker. all holocaust survivors must be provided, all of the medical, mental, and home care needs that they require. mr. speak

= winehouse who died so tragically,l >> i've never seen anybody as big as prince,4xf terry lewis brought janet jackson dr. siegel just happened to come right in the studio. we have been hearing that maybe prince died from the flu. 57-year-old guy, probably otherwise in good health. could that actually happen? >> absolutely. one of the things that makes me suspicious of that is that he had a8#@f plane making an% landing and was taken to the hospital suffering from the flu. he reportedly had the flu for three weeks which is a@u time. the flu is one of what we call a great enabler. what does it enable? 4l from the flup few pneumonia. you got to wonder if he was battling pneumonia, if the hospital sent him out treating fort= pneumonia, then it got worse. he also had a seizure disorder, epilepsy since he was a child. what medications was he on to suppress the seizures that could also have suppressed breathing. the other thing is risk of heart attack when you have the flu increases by two to three times. and he was 57. >> we've been reporting before you got here that prince had said that he, through divine

he told terry collins last night that his newborn baby jackson was doing better and might be able to leave the hospital on monday. that's good news. now to the yankees who tried to avoid being swept by the mariners out of the stadium. joe girardi dropped the slumping rodriguez to sixth in the batting order, and boy, did that move pay off. in the second inning, a-rod torches a two-run homer to left. iwakuma, and the bombers are on top 2-1. it was tied at three in the fifth when brett gardner shows off his wheels. what speed from guardy. ball game with a 1-1 lead. andrew miller nailed down his third save of the season. the bombers snapped a four-game losing streak, 4-3 the final. >> it's good, it's good to see, and we need to build off it, and we've got a great performance out of tanaka and the two guy the at the back end. >> it's always good. whatever joe wants, sometimes you have to shuffle the deck a little bit. and whatever it takes to win, i'm willing to do. >> good team job there by alex. >>> in nba news, the nets have found their new head coach. the 48-year-old long island nativ

terry is the pwc's management partner of the washington metro market. welcome to the show and thank you for joining us. and gabrielle jackson and scott, very good friend of cbs, jordan goodman joins us again. welcome to the show. let's talk about spend now and pay later in this financial literacy. you know, terry we talk about this in any way imaginable. but it seems like the more that we talk we're just not finding a solution. and these kids in college and universities are mounting debt. what is missing? >> i think part of it is the culture we've created in terms of things are important. getting access to stuff, right. you see it, you need it now. and i think one of the things that we really have to start doing is capturing and educating our youth. and educating everybody frankly, about financial -- we call it financial literacy. so our purpose is really building trt solving important problems. and one of the very important problems we think is youth early on are not getting the insight, the background in terms of financial skills in general. and i think that some of it comes from lack of insight, a lack of perspective oft

terry lewis, the recording studio who produced a lot of the janet jackson's albums stayed there as well. other people stayed there because of the rich culture of music in minnesota. not just pop music but classical as well. liz: lauren green. wow, you really have a link to him that is so much more than a gosamor thread. sorry for your loss and the loss of prince. >> sorry for minnesota for its loss. probably the most famous person to come out of minnesota. liz: during her years at mtv, fox business' kennedy covered him extensively. tonight she's going to devote her entire show live to the life and death of one of mtv generation's biggest stars. prince, dead at age 57. we're coming right back. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... and dragged through the mud. the 2016 gle. it's where brains meet brawn. lease the gle350 for $599 a month at yo

degrom, him and his wife stacy had their baby, jackson anthony, 7 pounds 12 ounces and serving happy and healthy. >> fantastic and no pie in the face. what is terry collins talking about? >> i think he is saying too much negativity. >> shut that down. moment. hey what are you here for? you getting poked, prodded or pinched?? uhhh yeah, colon cancer screening. hey me too, second time. that sounds good right now. it's no big deal. that's what everyone tells me. today there is more than one way to screen for colon cancer and it's easier than ever. if you're 50 or older talk with your healthcare provider and choose the best test for you! if you're 50 or older get screened for colon cancer. t mt ard twk.nogesur-st00eginrn tanphe if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolut

jimmy jam, terry lewis, a couple other big friends. they did janet jackson's control and really brought her back to the forefront. >> he had apparently, according to the reports, had ill health in recent weeks. and had canceled a couple concerts. he canceled a couple concert dates but it was not disclosed at that time whether he was in any kind -- >> he was hospitalized on friday on the way back home from a show. we have more from julia. >> just to talk a little bit about the success of "purple rain," the soundtrack album spent 24 weeks atopt billboard charts. he was a massive talent. he had seven grammy awards. he had two golden globes as well as an academy award. so a talent across all the different areas. and he also did soundtracks for a number of movies including the 1989 sound truck to "batman" and he toured extensively. i once saw him on tour. he was phenomenal. >> julia, not afraid of a fight, too. you have to remember whether prince changed his name to the symbol, it was a message to the record industry, screw you. you've got my name. but now i'm not

jimmy jam and terry lewis, janet jackson, bruno mars, justin timber lake, beyonce, these are some of the many artists who were influenced by that sound. but that sound didn't just influence artists. it influenced everyone who heard it. prince's music touched our hearts, opened our minds and made us want to dance. that's his legacy, and that's what we'll always remember. prince made purple rain a household name. like most minnesotans, i remember the first time listening to that album. it was, as his band then was called, request a revolution. it changed music forever and is considered among the best in music history. two of the songs on that album, when doves cry, which is especially notable because he plays all of the instruments in the song, and "let's go crazy" rose to the top of the charts. "let's go crazy" includes a lesson important to remember on days like today. there's a world waiting for us after this life, prince saying, a world of never-ending happiness where you can always see the sunday -- see the sun day or night. i know that today all of us hope that prince is standing