and you can get the janelle wang. that. >> mixed chihuahua. >> so cute. >> nine months old. >> reaction to the forecast. wow wow, ooh. >> that's appropriate. >> thanks jeff. >> hundreds of people stunk, the unusual jelly fish invasion in hawaii. >>> don't even think about bringing it with you. the faa is banning certain laptops from airplanes. apple recalled older models of the 15-inch mack book pro. faa says passengers can't bring them in the carry on or check in because of the fire hazard. they are not singling out mack book pros. any tech with a recalled lithium batter batpy is not allowed. >> it's called the portuguese man of war and thousands stinging invading hawaii. stinging over 2,000 people yesterday in oahu. they have a painful sting. life fwards posting warning signs and alerting beach goers saying this is the largest arrival of the man of wores in years. scientists have no idea about this invasion. >> one of san francisco as famous homes needs a new renter next. we are here to discuss jessie's online time.

janell janelle wang. what did you choose and why? >> beautiful night. >> you chose the drumstick. s >> i chose the drumstick. >> it's going to be a great night. i'm going to toss you to raj. >> it is a beautiful night. we're going to come over here where all the people and bands are starting to start. up there, the historic redwood city, the old courthouse, i think built in the early 1900s and the historic fox theater, one of the best venues around. not only do we have all our tv friends but our personal friends, jeff ranieri, our chief meteorologist. >> hey, what's up. >> you picked a heck of a time to take the forecast outside. >> i said let's get out of the studio, right? i know, yes. >> take it away, jeff. >> we got them free ice cream. what a great time-out here tonight. that weather forecast, even though we have blue sky right now, going to be changing as we head through this weekend. let's take a hook if ylook if y heading to redwood city. we'd love to see you from Ñi5:0 to 8:00. we'll be out here with the treat truck. temperatures will be in the 70s ÑiÑi there is no obl

and then check out janelle? where is she. there goes janelle with her orange collar. she got a little shy but ready for her camera time just like you janelle back in the studio. so here to tell us about the big evt is carolyn. tell us about the event and what time do you open your doors and you have free or reduced fees? >> yes. so we're here very excited for clear the shelters. it is happening tomorrow. our shelters will be open extended hours. so it will be from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in dublin and oakland. and we are doing reduced or waived fees. >> and what is the best fit for a family who already has a cat and is maybe looking to introduce a kitten into the family. >> yeah, kittens could be a great addition. so much fun to your family. if you already have a resident cat, we could give you tips and tricks for slow introductions at home. >> that is great to know. there goes jeff and garvin. you are playing around to have a good time. so once again they are having a bunch of kittens and doggies at 6:00. thank you so much, carolyn. and i hope you could join us tomor

unless you're janelle wang, you can do it from your own home. you want to go on site. >> i would rather. they're so cute. >> a lot of noise and aromas. >> this is a challenge. i think i'm up for it. okay, quickly, the warm-up begins tomorrow. >> folks are going to want to head to the beaches if you're in the valley. >> lester holt joins us next with "nightly news" on the road. >> we'll be back at 6:00. bye. >>> breaking news tonight. the new arrests for chilling mass shooting threat dramatic body cam, police arresting a 15-year-old accused of an online threat to bring a rifle to school and kill at least seven people his mother pleading with officers, telling them it was just a joke. >> he's a little boy and he's not one of the crazy people out there doing stuff. >> two other suspects arrested in separate cases. police taking no chances, and a nation on edge breaking news tonight from president trump floating a possible payroll tax cut for americans, but denying concerns over a possible recession. and his comments tonight about jewish voters, say

janelle and judd, what do you think? can i pull it off? >> i am loving that mustache. it's a little eric estrada. >> that's okay. there's nothing wrong with that. let's do it. >> what's your favorite station? >> nbc bay area. >> jeff, you're bribing them. >> an nush shah, what do you think about the mustache. >> loving the mustache. you look a little eric estrada. all you need is a bike. >> just keep it, we love it. >> all right. >> there it goes. >> bringing back plenty of ice cream to the station, guys. >> gone in a flash. >> thank you, jeff. >> it's a party out here tonight. >> sure is. thank you. >>> oh. >> thank you so much. >> he's giving away like double. what's going on antonio brown in the new reason he's not at training camp and may not come back anytime soon. that's next in sports. here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in. show me parks and rec. from netflix to prime video to live tv, xfinity lets you find your favorites with t

. >> janel, i want to bring you into the conversation. walk me through how you and your family were chosen. >> so i met andrew first at a young democrats event in keene. i was interning for the new hampshire young democrats. and i went to an event with andrew and he was talking to a group of individuals trying to tell them about his ubi and tell them about himself and his family and his background with silicon valley and those types of folks, and i was told beforehand that andrew yang is sort of like an asian bernie and i was not -- i was not surprised at all when i met him because he was exactly that.

>> reporter: well, janelle, in that case, the defense is probably going to try to negotiate a deal, try to lower the bail so derick almena, max harris can get out of jail. but the pressure is going to be on the d.a.'s office, because prosecutors need to ask themself the, do we try these men over again? do very this the tithey have th resources for another trial? we'll be back inside the courted ro room next month. >>> the trump administration wants to end the 20-day limit on detaining immigration families. the change removes the 2015 flores agreement, stating families can be detained no more than 20 days. president trump wants them kept in custody as long as their immigration proceedings take. right now, that's an average of two months. >> president obama and others brought the families apart. but i'm the one that kept the families together. with what we're doing now, we'll do even more of that, but it will make it almost impossible for people to come into our country illegally. >> he answered a lot of questions there. the administration is already on the defensive for its treatment of

. >> i want to bring in charles fasse and his daughter, janell. he's testing it on a few families to give them $1,000 a month for an entire year. great to see both of you. >> how are you doing? >> great to see you, ana. >> you started to receive checks in january, i understand. what are you doing with with the money? >> most of it is going towards janel's tuition so she doesn't have to graduate with a huge amount of student debt. we're very appreciative to that fact. that's basically where most of the money is. but, you know, we're using to pay some bills and have a little extra cash to go out and do some things, to hopefully spur the local economy. >> charles, i understand you lost your job and got back into the workforce but it was a pay cut for you. if you didn't have that extra thousand bucks in your pocket every month, how would your life be different right now? >> we would have to definitely rethink a lot of things, even possibly selling the house, downsizing a bit. it was definitely supplementing a good chunk of the income loss but it's hel

raj, janelle, look at where i'm at? check it out. they gave me the keys to storm ranger today. so we have storm ranger out here with us today. and i know a lot of folks come out of the storm ranger and like, man, this is cool. what are we looking at. i want to show you real fast, the most important tool on storm ranger is under this dome. that is actually the doppler radar and the only one in the bay area and that is what scans to give us the realtime data that is live coming into the station. so if you want to get up close and personal and touch storm ranger head out to the festival. we'll have all of your favorite on-air personalities as well. >> i hope jeff has a class c driver's license. >> you need a special license. >> yeah. you know what, i'll come by and get you guys tomorrow. i'll pick you up on way. >> thanks, jeff. the fremont festival, the largest free festival on the coast. >>> b.a.r.t. is going paperless but only at a handful of stations. what to expect next week. >> he not only served in world war ii he broke down segregation and today got the gold medal for his

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. another rash of fires early this morning and last night. six separate fires and this has a lot of people concerned. this has been happening for the past month. robert honda has our exclusive reporting and joins us for the very latest. >> well, here near the park, it wouldn't take me walk to any of the fire scenes. in fact, one is right up this trail. many of the fires, while numerous, have been small, but as neighbors told us not all of them. >> this is a picture taken by a homeowner of a halfs to fires that took place last night and this morning neighbors say this one that lit up the sky around 10:00 p.m. took firefighters a couple of hours to walk around. we saw it under the 280 overpass near mclaughlin. one homeowner linda gill says she could see and feel the liquid smoke. >> the smell overwhelmed the whole house quickly and i overwhelmed it thinking my neighbors house might be on fire. smoke billowing everywhere. the latest fires took place in and around the roosevelt park and nagele park neighborhoods. as you see all close together and

raj and janelle, ready to pick you up in the truck? >> all set. >> i'll sit in the middle. >> all right. got you covered. >>> good stuff, jeff. >>> we'll see you in fremont. >>> up next, he was just a regular fan. now he's on the because of the million dollar arm. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk the dog and do the dishes. if you insist. congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> this is not a hollywood script. this isl life people. signing a player who they heard about through the internet. >> he's got day big arm. nathan peterson is his name. he was in denver a

. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, janelle. we've seen an officer out here all day. that officer has not been patrolling but instead has been inside this ross store on market street, hired by the business. and it's something we're seeing a lot more in the city. on any given day, shoppers flood the area around union square and market street. if you look closely inside some of the businesses, there are now uniformed san francisco police officers. >> we both noticed that. que sa we said that's really odd. >> reporter: for some it's a comfort and crime deterrent. the officers are off duty. the businesses are paying them to be here, at least $100 an hour through sfpd's program. >> it enhances the on-duty police presence. at any given time, there could be 50 to 100 extra police officers that are most qualified, most equipped and able to communicate on our radios. >> reporter: 10b has been around since the '70s, allowing people to hire out officers, but demand has spiked in recent years. according to the sfpd from 2016 to 2017, officers worked 114,000 off-duty overtime hour

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. another rash of fires early this morning and last night. six separate fires and this has a lot of people concerned. this has been happening for the past month. robert honda has our exclusive reporting and joins us for the very latest. >> well, here near the park, it wouldn't take me walk to any of the fire scenes. in fact, one is right up this trail. many of the fires, while numerous, have been small, but as neighbors told us not all of them. >> this is a picture taken by a homeowner of a halfs to fires that took place last night and this morning neighbors say this one that lit up the sky around 10:00 p.m. took firefighters a couple of hours to walk around. we saw it under the 280 overpass near mclaughlin. one homeowner linda gill says she could see and feel the liquid smoke. >> the smell overwhelmed the whole house quickly and i

here's janelle wang. >> run, run! hurry up, run that way. hurry up! >> reporter: shoppers inside this el paso mall run for safety after a gunman opened fire at walmart packed to back-to-school shoppers. [ gunfire ] those who couldn't escape took cover. >> do, do, do, and it was gunshots, i said yes, people were running saying there was a shooter. we took off towards the back of the store where the stock room was, we were pushing people out of the way and telling them to go. >> reporter: police say the gunman walked into walmart with a high-powered rifle at around 10:30 in the morning. police arrived six minutes later but many already shot. >> 20 innocent people from el paso have lost their lives and more than two dozen more are injured. >> reporter: a short time later, the 21-year-old man surrendered to police. law enforcement sources tell nbc news he's from patrick crusius, a dallas suburb texas more than 600 miles away. investigators are examining a document posted online shortly before the massacre they're confident crusius wrote, anti-immigration,

>> reporter: well, good evening, janelle. captain sullenberger says he supports a new bill put forward today because he says it mixes new technology with old-fashioned human intuition to improve passenger safety. you can see in this surveillance video an air canada plane barely pulling up before striking a plane with four passengers. the pilot thought it was a runway. 759 came within 59 feet of causing a major disaster at sfo in july of 2017. >> it could easily have been one of the worse catastrophes in the entire history of aviation. >> reporter: captain sulley sullenberger who knows first hand about heroic rescues talked about the legislation that would provide new technology to alert pilots and controllers if a plane is not properly aligned to land on a runway. >> there's a desire to make sure we have the best technology so what happened over two years ago here, that the pilots are better informed and air traffic controllers are better informed. >> reporter: it also presents a task force. a better mix, captain sullenberger

of the soloists i asked to sing from betty and marion in the choir along with kim and then there was janel, a professional singer who sings with a group called sold out band and they had ron coleman i grew up with him at tabor memorial who came from los angeles to participate. and then i had michael ladd, mike cousin who has a quartet and plays the saxophone with many people. of course, dear lord by john cole train. so all of those who were just wonderful along with my speakers. fernandez and skyler rhodes and the superintendents. my colleagues and friends, anthony jenkins and bobby jones and jim hopkins and dale witherspoon. and then also, gail barrels, the wife of the late hugh barrels, our mentor and cohost and producer of mosaic for 30+ years. and i was so glad to see her. she had heard about it on mosaic with elizabeth a gale interviewing me about ministry. a shout out to all of you that made it such a wonderful event. i haven't been able to thank all of you and all of the churches i was able to serve. elmhurst, east oakland, eastern hill and richmond, glide in san francisco and tabor

janelle. >> yeah, baby. >> football season. in just a few minutes, the hall of fame game will kick off here on nbc bay area. this was a live look b in canton, ohio. the south side of cleveland. the broncos and falcons getting ready to take the field in the first preseason game. 49ers and raiders play their first preseason game a week from saturday. niners and cowboys, raiders and the rams. speaking of the raiders, it's going to be an odd season. their last in oakland before moving to las vegas. players and coaches looking toward life in nevada. the head coaches have reportedly found homes in vegas. the lettic paper report it is coaching two brought home next to each other. >> oh, goodness. >> that's going to put to rest whether gruden's going to trade car because that's going to be awkward. >> trade his neighbor. >> no, that would be so uncomfortable. >> come home from the field, oh, hey. all right, football is back. enjoy the nfl. right here on nbc bay area. we'll see you right after the game around 8:00. >> bye. here's one yo

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. publicity stunt or legitimate plane crash? either way, investigators are now involved after that dramatic rescue off half moon bay. >> the pilot has a colorful history of stunts. marianne favro joins us with more. >> reporter: he says it was definitely not a stunt. he said he bought the plane a couple months ago and sunk thousands of dollars into fixing it up and planned to fly it over san francisco and near the golden gate bridge so his friend in another plane could take some photos of him. he never got that far. this is video of david lesh's plane handing for a crash landing in the pacific at 75 miles per hour. he and his passenger, his friend kayla, climbed out unhurt. 30 seconds later the plane sank. >> it was a pretty surreal experience, just finding yourself one second floating in the pacific, clutching onto seat cushions and wind

. >> reporter: well, janelle, we learned that the jury during deliberations had two questions. how doknowe hat we s defense attorneys make a mad dash into the courthouse to try to answer the questions. a defense attorney said they had to do with building permits and that is a good sign that the jury members are scrutinizing everything and looking at all of the evidence with a magnifying glass. >> i just have to have blind faith in the jury. >> reporter: three months of heart-wrenching testimony in the ghost ship trial ended today and now it is up to nine women and three men from alameda county. >> they have paid attention and they have taken notes. it is in their hands now. >> reporter: to decide whether or not master tenant derick almena and number two in command max harris convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the 36 people that died. >> it is not about retribution or out for blood or trying to direct our anger, we hurt for accountability. >> reporter: before the jury stepped into the deliberation room, prosecutor autry james had the last word. he said el mena and harris

. >> and i'm janelle wang. the young gunman is in custody. at this point police believe he acted alone. as for why he did it, investigators are looking at a document they believe he posted online just 30 minutes before the shooting massacre. we want to warn you, some of the video you are about to see you may find disturbing. >> run, run. hurry up. hurry up. >> shoppers inside this el paso mall run for safety after a gunman opens fire at the neighboring walmart store packed with back to school shoppers. those who couldn't escape took cover. >> doom, doom, doom, and it was shots. yes, people were running inside saying there was a shooter. we took off towards the back of the store where the stockroom was. we were pushing people out of the way telling them to go. >> police say the gunman walked into the walmart what a high-powered rifle at 10:30 in the morning. police arrived just 6 minutes later but many already shot. >> 20 innocent people from el paso have lost their lives, and more than two dozen more are injured. >> a short time later, the 21

nbc blk's janelle ross is one of the writers of that article and joins us on set. we're also joined by contributor victoria defran chess soso toe. janelle, just listening to that young student share the pain and the worry of an attack of being shot and when you look at those who fear regardless of background but fear for their personal safety because of race or ethnicity, the numbers when you look at it, it crosses all groups. black, 43%, white 38%, asian 35%. hispanic 30%. all groups according to pew worry about because of race or ethnicity violence. >> right. i mean, it's extremely telling. of course, we also have to face some critical facts. hate crimes are in fact on the rise and have been rising for three consecutive years. and preliminary data indicates that it will be for a fourth year. so people are certainly not imagining that there is some increased level of risk. they are not imagining the sort of source and font from which that risk flows. but for people who are living in this country and understand themselves to be both the targets of white nationalist

. >> reporter: they are, janelle. they are getting involved. neighbors say the cows travel from up the hill over there and down and across into this part of the neighborhood and they say, you know what, this could be really intimidating to see large animals in your driveway, your front yard, steps away from your front door. >> look at that. >> reporter: typically drivers are used to keeping an eye out for pedestrians or the occasional wandering cat or dog. but there is a different kind of hazard for those on san jose's white tail lane. >> big cows. big bulls with big horns. >> reporter: big cows and bulls walking and grazing on people's multimillion-dollar properties and tearing up the grass and leaving behind waste and creating a threat for drivers especially at night when it's hard to see them on the road. >> it is not just a one time. it is happening every day. >> reporter: they say the animals have been coming and going for months, sometimes in groups of six or seven. this is cell phone video at 1:00 in the morning and these are pictures of

citizenship and immigration services, came to janel he is expected to talk to reporters about policy, taking a look at green cards and here he is. cucinelli, head of immigration services and donald trump has delivered on his promise to the american people to enforce long-standing immigration law. as part ofs homeland has issued a rule that encourages and insurers self reliance and self-sufficiency for those seeking to come to where to stay in the united states. help them of immigrant success as they seek opportunity here. history,t our self-reliance has been a core principle in america. the virtues of perseverance, hard work, self-sufficiency laid the foundation of our nation will step it defined generations of immigrants seeking opportunity in the united states. our current law which is generations old, recognizes that some new arrivals to our country need the help of their family and community. it requires some of those who seek to live and remain in the united states have a sponsor who will be financial rate responsible for them. family, my my own time grandfather played this role,

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. the 19-year-old gunman killed himself. >> the medical examiner released early findings and it differs from what the police chief said. he said the gunman was killed by police officers. the chief explained the discrepancy saying when the shooting started, officers quickly started shooting at the gunman. then the shooter stopped firing at the crowd and turned the gun toward officers. >> as he was engaging in gunfire, i fired multiple rounds at the suspect. i do know that the suspect was hit multiple times by the rounds fired which put him down. it's clear that the ruling on the cause and manner of death, once he was down he was able to get a round off and shot himself. it sounds like that was to the head. >> again, officers did fire the gunman, hit the gunman, the gunman went down and ultimately fired the

so it symbolizes sort of regeneration. >> for janelle, she found the perfect tree for larry. and her whole family. >> my husband is buried there. i will be buried there. and my dog will be buried there. and i have three more opportunities for burial, and i have told my children that they can have them. >> a final resting place, in the woods, for a life well lived. for today, nbc news, santa cruz, california. >> pretty amazing. better place forest tells us they have raised $12 million in startup funding. what a great idea that is. >> it is is for families, for the environment. >> as opposed to a cemetery and going each year to grieve the loss of a loved one, going to a forest and going to that peaceful place, a great idea. >> pretty incredible. >> no doubt. >>> coming up, we will introduce you to one of the most decorated paralympic athletes in american history. >> and one amazing athlete, right after these messages. i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here.

. >> reporter: jessica, janelle, good evening to you. the mayor confirms president trump will visit here on wednesday. meantime, investigators, both in el paso as well as dayton, ohio, are searching for answers. as memorials grow, grief grips two communities and an entire nation. >> he got sad and started panicking because of all the loved ones. >> reporter: harrowing accounts of the chaos inside the el paso walmart, taking cover under a table to avoid being shot. >> it was very scary. the guy went in and started shooting at some people that were running. >> reporter: patrick cruisan surrendered later and an elder layman died over night and today, another lost his fight. 1500 miles away, dayton, ohio, still reeling from the rampage on a popular bar district overnight saturday, nine lives lost. among them, 25-year-old thomas mcnichols, a father of four. >> he was about love no matter what, he always said, i love you. >> reporter: investigators still don't know if he targeted his younger sister, who lost her life that night. >> it seems to

as janelle mentioned, it's now a doe mess tamestic terrorism cas. what does that mean? >> law enforcement hopes it could unlock other potential leads. the gilroy gunman shot and killed himself after murdering three people and injuring 12 others. as heinous as those moments were, the fbi says it wasn't enough to open a domestic terrorism case until federal agents managed to unlock some of the gunman's digital devices and found a hit list of courthouses, places of worship and political organizations across the country. >> due to the discovery of the target list, the fbi has opened a full domestic terrorism investigation into this mass shooting. >> the fbi special agent in charge said openin terrorism case arms law enforcement in order to dig deeper into possible leads. >> what if any ideology he had settled on. who, if anyone, he may have been in contact with regarding these ideologies. who, if anyone, helped him or had advance knowledge of his intentions. why he committed this specific act of violence. >> there are specific criteria for a crime to be considered domestic

we also have janelle walker from bartley here if you have any other questions? >> thank you. do we have any speaker cards? >> no speaker cards. >> any member of the public like to address commission on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. fellow commissioners, any questions or comments? >> no questions or comments. >> the only comment i have is i want to thank curls bartling for putting together a thoughtful proposal. i understand it was a unanimous decision by the seven panel members and the specific piece of mou is going to help provide consistency to the organization of van nuys and so forth. thank you. -- ocii and so forth. thank you. >> the only question i have i is -- does our small business policy apply? >> yes, it does. >> yes, it does apply. curls bartling is a small business, minority owned business. >> just to follow up, small business enterprise that is deemed compliance with policy? >> that is correct. do we have a motion? >> yes i would like to make the motion that we approve of the legal services contract with curls bartling, the professional law c

janelle wang's been following the latest on all three of these investigations and joins us with the very latest. >> nbc bay area has obtained details of the search warrant at the teen gunman's home. meantime, since christmas hill park is still closed, the city of gilroy has opened up an area near the park to mourn. memorials are also growing in el paso and dayton. five days later, the emotions are still raw, the pain overwhelming. >> it's got to stop! it's just got to stop! how many more have to die? >> reporter: and in ohio and texas, there is the same lingering question. why? investigators say the killing spree in el paso was fueled by racist hate. his family writes the suspect was apparently influenced and informed by people we do not know. and from ideas and beliefs that we do not accept or condone this any way. an attorney representing the family has confirmed to nbc news that his mother called police weeks before the attack, concerned he owned an assault-style weapon, but because he was 21 there was nothing officers could do. in dayton, a newly-released 911 call gives voice to the

staff sergeant janel morrow there she is hugging her kids and celebrating a safe return home from afghanistan. welcome home. jillian: next the bad. a new political attack ad democrats into inflatable clowns. >> these crazy liberal clowns, the things they say and act are not funny. they are down right scary. jillian: that's republican dan bishop he is running against dan mccready in a special election next month in north carolina. rob: finally the ugly a gang leader tries to escape prison by dressing up as his daughter. pink t-shirt and silicon mask. what a strange thing that is. he was planning on leaving his daughter in jail while he escaped. nice dad. a little disturbing. >> there is the mask. isn't that weird. >> yes, it is. >> "fox & friends" is starting in a few seconds. they will have continuing coverage of both of the mass shootings in el paso, texas and dayton, ohio. thanks for joining us this morning. rob: the president is at -- ♪ ♪ ainsley: straight to a fox news alert. the country reigl country reelig following two horrific shootings in el paso and dayton, ohio. >> release bran

>> i heard janelle say -- i'm with her. that's creepy. >> it's like a halloween movie. the videos are autonomous -- asmr for short. they're big on youtube. apple, of course, fear of missing out is getting in on the action. posting four new videos today as part of its own shot on an iphone campaign. the company is trying to make the point that all you need to make the videos is an iphone. >> okay. that sounds like a -- i'm going to stab you. >> i'm going to say. >>> it's time for unsupervised child to send off a home alone. remember that? >> yeah >> macaulay culkin. the original one is getting a reboot. the first movie hit the screens in 1990. so popular, five more came out. the new one comes out in november on disney plus. no word if the reboot comes in the form of a movie or a series. we don't think -- we don't know if he'll be in it? >> i've seen that movie 40 times. >>> could be the beginning of a comeback for the gray wolf in california. the department of fish and wildlife showed off proof. these are the pups and their parents roaming around in june near redding. th

janelle wang joins us new developments. >> california looking at legal the new rules y general javier vile. he's ready to take action to protect the rights of all californians. >> the trump administration announcing its most aggressive steps yet to curb legal immigration. new rules that could deny green cards to immigrants who use medicaid, food stamps, housing vouchers or other forms of public assistance. >> we expect people of any income to be able to stand on their own 2 feet. if people are not able to be self-sufficient, then this negative factor is going to bear very heavily against them. >> the changes take effect in mid-october. another new regulation would bar migrants from entering the u.s. if they are found likely to need public assistance. education and household income will also be factors to get legal status. immigration experts blasting that. >> my problem is there's this love affair with high skilled immigrants, but we need low skilled immigrants as well. at the end of the day, who is in the back of the house and the restaurant in the hotel. >> the announcement comes af

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our janelle wang. >> reporter: president trump slams puerto rico. no longer a direct hit but hurricane dorian forcing thousands in puerto rico to evacuate to shelters. >> this is terrible, i mean, that's the last thing you want to do is leave your home. >> reporter: puerto rico not taking any chances as it still recovers from hurricane maria two years ago. that category four storm killed nearly 3,000 people. president trump declaring a national emergency and also delivering critical tweets posting the storm is heading as usual to puerto rico, and writing, puerto rico is one of the most corrupt places on earth. their political system is broken, and their politicians are either incompetent or corrupt, adding he's the best thing tt's ever happened to puerto rico. the mayor of san juan who he's called incompetent, responded to a phone interview. >> we have no time for the tweeting incompetence of the president of the united states, who continues, to do, rather than what he's supposed to do, continues to get in the way with his divisive and aggressive co

cancun janel also suggested in an interview yesterday could be changed to "give me your tired and your poor who can stand on their own two feet and it will not become a public charge. fox news garrett tenney has more >>> president trump not backing down on his hard line on immigration. democrats are asking for a new rule that would make immigrants -- inadmissible for visas if they receive public assistance. last night services director, ken cuccinelli says that poem on the statue of liberty is about "people who come from europe. " >> the poem is those for whom sought to be free but it is for people who can support themselves . >> critics say it would discourage people who are eligible for playing public assistance in the future. democrats on capitol hill appear to be united in their decision, making the case for growing programs, not shrinking them . >> immigrants come with their hopes and dreams and at present aspirations encouraged to make the future better for the families. those are american traits. >> reporter: most republicans back the president for now arguing that the so-called

as janelle points out, canada is our ally here. to have someone sitting in the seat a government as you noted rooting for the death of people in our country is unacceptable language for a language like this should have consequences and stepping down or resignation is the least of those consequences that she should endure. we heard people rooting against our economy because they want the economy to go south to so people would suffer so that donald trump isn't reelected again. mr. cho passed away. he had people cheering that on as if that was some sort of either justification for that. but how do we call that out? how do we say enough is enough, can we just argue about the actual policies as opposed to death destruction and hardship for other people? >> we are actually doing it right now on our own fox news and i'm thankful that i have colleagues that continue to call out this mess on a day-to-day basis and interestingly enough, when considering the fact that our economy is the best in my lifetime and will continue to be the best com

join me, raj mathai, janelle wang and jeff ranieri at redwood city's music on the square from 5:00 to 8:00, the treat truck, too, that means free ice cream courtesy of nbc bay area. i hope to see you there. have a great weekend. >>> here are some of the stories we're working on for 6:30, juul, the san francisco based company is responding to one teen's warn being ecigarettes. new this morning, what the company is saying overnight about keeping young people safe. >>> plus bad news for the 49ers, an injury to the team's top pick, when we may finally be able to see him in action. >>> but first, san francisco's biggest music festival ramps up today. the security plans in place to keep those hundreds of thousands of music fans safe. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:30, we go out live to look outside in walnut creek, it's been a wonderful sunrise all morning. >> embarrassment of riches with all of our traffic cameras. thanks for joining us on this beautiful friday morning. i'm ks sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. laura and marcus have the week off. they'll be back on m

. >>> but first our team is always on social media, check out this photo of raj and janelle with natal natalie coughlin getting ready for the 2020 olympics in tokyo. she's a big swimmer, medalist from the olympics, from vallejo, went to uc berkeley. wishing her the best. make sure you follow us on all our social media platforms. find us at nbc bay area. you're watching "today in the bay." from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store today. >>> 5:22 for you right now. look at this video, this is new that shows a houston girl nearly being hit by a car after she got off the bus. this little girl in kindergarten, just starting school. it happened earlier this week,

you can hang out with raj mathai, janelle wang, jeff ranieri and chris chmura at the redwood city music on the square starting at 5:00. such a nice community. stop by, say hi and get free ice cream, happening today. >> that is something amazing, we own an ice cream truck. >> i know, it's cool. >> how cool are we? >> and i watch tv all day, those are things my parents said would never happen. >> take that, mom and dad. >> it's a good weekend for ice cream. >> it will be a great evening if you're planning to head out to music on the square and our temperatures will be in the upper 70s, and that's once again from 5:00 to 8:00. music on the square will have some beautiful weather and then as you make your way up toward san francisco, maybe going to the giants game tonight, that's at 7:15. we'll be at about 64 degrees, a cool evening with some breezy winds and more clouds moving by. as we check out our saturday forecast, it still looks good with inland areas reaching the mid 80s. if you're going to the raiders game, it's going to be in the low 70s, just a few clouds passing by, and breezy wi

. >> chance the rapper, janelle monae, brandi carlile. it was going to be a great lineup. >> it was a great lineup. >>> 44 people were hurt in a park in a wave machine in a park because it launched a sun. take a look. several swimmers were launched literally out of the pool and onto the pavement on monday. officials say the wave machine malfunctioned, the park closed and an investigation is under way. i don't go to these. if i want waves, i go to the ocean. they're popular in china and in the u.s. >> they're shark-free. >> this summer, that's a good thing. >> there are a lot of oceans where you don't get waves or a lot of places that don't have water, so you need those. >> yeah. but you get a lot of yellow water too. >> that's true. >> i'm down for that. >>> coming up, bernie sanders on the two democratic debates. he'll be here. stay with us. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of active psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberc

so janelle, you -- not everyone is willing to say that jay powell has mismanaged at least the way he presented things. there's been confusion on two or three occasions. those were rookie errors or at least not what the market wanted to hear at the time. do you think he has gotten better now at not, you know, foot in mouth disease? >> the feds move to transparency and we see that move around a lot. we were transparent and expected several increases this year and we were transparent and expected it to move lower when we looked at the market reaction in july we're not trading on policy but we're trading on guidance. that's what makes the speech this morning so important. there's still a gap when we look at the minutes released earlier this week and recognize that there seems to be more consensus around this mid cycle adjustment and then look at a market that's expecting us to go into a full easing cycle there's a gap to bridge here and the fed in our opinion has not handled the communication well. >> the inconsistency of communication. so what's the market >> that's right -- >> given th

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citizenship and immigration services, came to janel he is expected to talk to reporters about policy, taking a look at green cards and here he is. cucinelli,