marianne. >> marianne: democrats are attacking the supreme court's legitimacy and members of their own party after they signalled roe v. wade could be overturned. >> the justices are acting like this is something they have the right to change. they do not have the right to change this. >> marianne: squad member aoc calling for kyrsten sinema to lose her seat over her opposition to ending the filibuster saying, we could protect roe tomorrow, until that changes, she can take a seat, talking to women's access to healthcare. hold everyone accountable, gop and dem obstructionists included, she should be primaried. senator joe manchin says he would not change the rule, filibuster is only protection in democracy, we protected women's rights with filibuster. kamala harris joining angry chorus of democrats slamming possibility of striking down the decision that legalized abortion. >> republican leaders are trying to weaponize the use of the law against women. we say, how dare they. >> marianne: and elizabeth warren accusing conservatives of conspiracy. >> republicans working toward this day for

cox and ed's sister, marianne. among her many gifts, trisha received her china, the -- her silver elephants by -- and or nick, baroque design and her crystal. -- ♪ ♪ ♪ prior to her party, and informal shower was held on may 26th. trisha was the first white house bride to be to have a shower given in her honor by a member of the washington women's press corps. helen thomas, united press international correspondent in washington, was host of the party at which mrs. nixon, julie and -- we're honored guests. other guests included members of mrs. nixon staff and women reporters. one of trisha's gifts from a lady of the press appeared to be an expression of sympathy for trisha and ed's desire for autonomy tv. for the amusement of all, trisha dawned her disguise. ♪ ♪ ♪ on friday evening, june 4th, at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william p. rodgers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps. -- lead the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was u

reporting live in los gatos, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. san mateo county will launch a test to treat site tomorrow to be located at the college of san mateo. test to treat is a federal program that helps people get tested for covid, and then they get the medication they need if they're covid positive. prescriptions will be filled right at that same site. burlingame, san bruno and foster city also have the sites to test. vaccinations are no longer required to enter most public buildings in oakland. councilmembers voted to drop that requirement yesterday. the only place where proof of vaccination or a negative result is required is in assisted living centers and senior centers. as for masks, they're required in indoor spaces where at least 2500 people are gathered. >>> all right. from vaccine mandates to mask rules we are tracking all the changing guidance to help move you forward. go to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus for the latest guidance and covid headlines. >>> south bay police have arrested a man they say was selling millions of dollars wo

. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in san jose. marianne, for some, this is a major step in closing a tragic chapter, and attempting, attempting to move forward. >> reporter: a very difficult thing to do. crews began demolishing building b this afternoon. that is where six of the victims lost their lives. the goal is to remove a constant reminder of the tragic shooting. walls associated with terror coming down today at the vta yard in san jose. on may 26th of last year, maintenance worker samuel cassidy shot and killed nine coworkers before killing himself. today santa clara county supervisor and vta board member cindy chavez explained that many felt keeping the building up was too painful. >> many employees wanted that hole to look and feel differently. they wanted to come back to something fresh. building b is a building we lost six lives in that building. and this is really in response to a majority of our employees saying it's time. and they wanted to see that building gone. >> reporter: several vta employees who survived tappe

she chose as members of her wedding party her sister julie as matron of honor, and sister marianne as maid of honor and, as junior bridesmaids, her cousins, beth and amy nixon. ed chose his brother howard as best man and college friends as groomsmen. insulin david eisenhower was unable to be in the wedding since he was in service in the mediterranean. -- we're hosts at a luncheon for trisha and ed and out of town guests at washington's solace berry club. sounds very club. >> the time slept quickly away. in the rose garden, which tricia had chosen as a setting for her marriage, the members of the wedding party rehearse their roles. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the most important thing for people who volunteer to be married is the [inaudible] and even though the very different, they accept the differences in the person. i guess you might say that they should complement one another, interested in different things. and i don't think it necessarily people have to be a light to be able to have a happy marriage. >> he was my first love. we met at the christmas dance. i will never forget that, becau

nbc's marianne favro outside head kwaers with the story. marianne? >> any allegations of ill deal drug use bay san jose police officer is concerning, and he says that no officer will get a free pass. officer packer was 24, and found unresponsive when police conducted a welfare check at his milpitas home last month. now, multiple sources are telling nbc bay area that packer was at a party with fellow officers the night before he died. those sources also say those officers could face internal and criminal investigations. packer was a rookie with san jose pd, graduating the academy in 2021, after a stand-out check football career at san low stay zai state. san jose police department releasing an emotional statement just hours ago. chief anthony mata said in part, the full details regarding officer packer's death are still not known and are being investigated by the milpitas police department and they have our full cooperation. this behavior is not something we will condone and we will continue to assist milpitas' pd be their investigation. we need to be

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. >>> it's virtual reality with a real life store. what you can expect at meta's new venture, coming to the peninsula. >>> meta's first physical store set to open tomorrow morning in burlingame. this is a look at the store today hours before its grand opening. meta, the parent company of facebook says the store will allow people to get hands-on experience with all of its products. among the highlights, interactive demos that show how the company's virtual reality equipment works. >>> vote by mail ballots will soon be arriving in mailboxes across the state. tomorrow is the deadline for counties to send out vote by mail ballots. everyone in california will now be getting one in the mail, thanks to that new law. >>> it is that time again. >> all right. we are back in a moment. what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connec

i want to get marianne and cornell in. marianne, your view. >> unfortunately, we have barbaric governors like mississippi governor all over this country. we have 26 states that are just waiting to activate their target laws, to pass these horrifying laws, that serves the supreme court decision goes down. so we have to change our psychological orientation. when we have thought of the overturning of roe v. wade, we have constituted on the supreme court. and we have lost that battle, apparently. we've concentrated on the legislative college-ification. hopefully the democrats will still come through. in the meantime, all of us have to think. we have to think about getting very involved with our state politics, state legislator, state gubernatorial races. and more and more, woman i hope, we'll take this as a sign that they should run for office. we need more women, not people who call themselves pro life, in state legislatures all over this country. >> and cornell, as rashad robinson said in an earlier segment, this is not righ

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> they will try again tomorrow. conditions are too dangerous for firefighters to go through with a controlled burn that was planned. fire protection district scheduled the burn, but had to cancel it because of wind. the burning protects homes by getting rid of weeds and brush that could become fuel during a wildfire. officials say fire activities are ahead of last year and the drought is making things worse. >> exterior fires are up 20%. over the first four months of this year, compared to last year. we ran 100 more exterior fires than last year at this time. we are concerned about how the moisture and the weather that we are experiencing is contributing to an increase of fires that we are seeing. >> if the weather cooperates, the fire will burn in an open space in rodeo tomorrow from 9:00 to 1:00 p.m. controlled burns are the easy way, and are scheduled to continue through may 27. >>> let's bring in jeff, talking but heat that is coming our way in the next several days and >> as a move to the next couple days, we s

marianne favro looks back at his leg pi. >> reporter: norman y. mineta was the first japanese american mayor elected of a major u.s. city. he served two presidents, a democrat and a republican as a cabinet mayor. sam liccardo worked with him in d.c. >> norm mineta gave me my start in public service a 17-year-old intern in his washington congressional office. like so many of those fortunate to work with norm i learned enormously from his leadership style and deadpan humor and sincere love for public service. >> reporter: as transportation secretary after the 9/11 attacks he famously gave the order grounding all aircraft in the wake of the attacks and was praised for his cool demeanor during a crisis. john flaherty was mineta's former chief of staff. >> after 9/11 he was the first person to listen to the tapes of the cockpit and he had to kneel down and put his ear to the rough copy, and all of a sudden i heard him crying. >> reporter: as a young boy, he was forced into an internment camp with his family and thousands of others japanese americans du

nbc's marianne favro outside head kwaers with the story. marianne? >> any allegations of ill deal drug use bay san jose police officer is concerning, and he says that no officer will get a free pass. officer packer

while gun regulation advocates cheered the new law, nbc bay area marianne favro explains not everyone thinks this will make a difference. >> reporter: just months ago, a major breakthrough in the fight against gun violence. san jose police announcing they had broken up a sophisticatd ghost gun manufacturing ring run out of a willow glen home. dubbed ghost guns because they have no serial numbers and are virtually impossible to trace. most of the firearms are made at home using parts ordered online, or created using 3-d printers. san jose mayor sam liccardo says the weapons are a growing problem. >> about a quarter of the guns that are seized by san jose police department, those illegal guns are ghost guns. >> which is why he co-authored a new ordinance that would prohibit people from possessing, manufacturing, selling, assembling, receiving or distributing unserialized ghost guns and their individual parts. >> that's why we need this ordinance, to be able to address those guns that are out there on our streets. >> reporter: but the executive director of the silicon valley public accou

rich. >> marianne you very much. branson at the pentagon has announced another $350 million in military aid for ukraine, including counter artillery radars and electronic jamming equipment. this and are more evacuations from the steel plant with russia expected to escalate assault this weekend. at a victory day celebrations monday marching germany's surrender. they are live in lviv. good saturday morning. >> high the latest update is ukrainian and russian official state 50 people have been rescued from the steel plant on friday alone. the united nations and red cross say that they are working to free as many people as possible using humanitarian corridors there is an effort to evacuate more people today. for months and estimated 2,000 marines along with innocent civilians including women and children have been in that dark money total 'neath the massive steel plant. people are rotting is russian bombs and from above. now they're storming that plant by foot claiming a trade or an electrician showed russians how to get

as marianne favro, the survivors plan to gather today to offer support. >> reporter: sharon lowe was a the garlic festival when a gunman opened fife, killing 3, wounding 17 others. >> i could hear gunfire and people yelling, and it was horrific. it was something i would never wish on my worst enemy. >> reporter: even now she's still traumatized and on edge. watching the school shooting in texas last week only triggered more anxiety. >> it just makes me sick to my stomach. i get nervous. is someone going to come around here? >> reporter: that's why she planned a gathering in gilroy for other survivors. >> we are affected by that mentally. it's bothered a lot of people. i don't know if they have a way to connect. >> reporter: shilom peyton says talking about the shared experience can help with healing, and she offers this advice. >> find a therapist with a trauma-informed practice that can help the victim work through the stages of resiliency and teach them to recognize when they are in the throes of hav anxiety. >> reporter: as the community of uvalde gives the healing process, cheryl

marianne rafferty joins us live with moore, marianne, good morning. >> good morning carley and todd piro the white house with defensive protesters they call peaceful outside of the supreme court justices. the republicans are outraged the republicans and potential danger of having two men's traders on the justices doorsteps. >> people say peacefully but that is not true. the message behind showing up at someone's house is, "we know where you live. we will make you uncomfortable. will make your family and comfortable." >> the demonstrations continue around washington and the country, the white house pledging its support. >> so, i know there is an outrage right now, i guess come about protest i have been peaceful to date. we certainly continue to encourage that outside of the judges homes and that is the president's position. >> some protest not so people do max peaceful. rude gestures and vandalizing the offices of concerned women of america as democrats blame republicans. >> the bottom line she don't condemn it but you think the protesters showed continued to be outside supreme court just

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, marianne. >>> ahead, getting your personal information scrubbed off google just got easier. what you won't have to prove in order for the silicon valley giant to remove your information from searches. >>> wherever they are, they won't know me, but they would i hope know that somebody cared enough about them to make this happen. >> the love story behind one of san jose's newest playgrounds just keeps getting better. what a grandmother and granddaughter have done that will benefit children with disabilities for years to come. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. one more day of heat, and then we've got shower chances, wind, even sierra snow. i'll have details in all of this coming up in about six minutes. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 bil

nbc bay area's marianne favro is in san jose with the latest. >> reporter: using heavy equipment, demolition began this afternoon on building b. that's where six victims lost their lives. the goal is to remove what many see as a painful reminder of the tragic shooting. walls coming down today at the vta yard in san jose, demolishing the brick and mortar location of a deadly attack. on may 26th of last year, maintenance worker samuel cassidy shot and killed nine coworkers before killing himself. today santa clara county supervisor and vta board member cindy chavez explained that many felt keeping the building up was too painful. >> many employees wanted that whole facility to look and feel differently. they wanted to come back to something fresh. building b is a building that we lost six lives in that building, and this is really in response to a majority of our employees saying it's time, and they wanted to see that building gone. >> reporter: several vta employees who survive credico worker tapp tejdeep singh with saving their lives because he called and warned them there was an active shoo

nbc bay area's marianne favro looks back at the mayor's legacy. >> reporter: born in san jose, norman y. mineta went on to become the mayor of san jose and the first japanese american mayor ever elected mayor of a major u.s. city. he served two presidents, a democrat and republican as a cabinet member. current san jose mayor sam liccardo worked with him in d.c. >> norm mineta gave me my start in public service, a 17-year-old intern in his washington congressional office. like so many of those fortunate to work with norm, i learned enormously from his calm leadership style, his dead pan humor, and his sincere love for public service. >> reporter: as transportation secretary after the 9/11 attacks, mineta famously gave the order grounding all aircraft in the wake of the attacks, and was praised for his cool demeanor during a crisis. john flaherty was mineta's former chief of staff. >> after 9/11, he was the -- he was the first person to listen to the tapes of the cockpit. and he had to kneel down and put his ear to the rough copy. and all of the sudden i heard him crying. >> reporter: a

marianne. first jon, people would love solutions right now but everybody has got to drive pretty much in for dollar 59-cent average for the nation, status of 10 cents just since monday. here in california, but is a lot higher $6.6 a gallon on average. here we are in the middle of l.a., look at the $6.59 a gallon for regular procure some of you drive a diesel powered vehicle it is up to $7 a gallon right now. here is what people had to say as they fold up their cars yesterday. >> i'm already paying almost 50 -- $60 in gas prices. that's absolutely absurd. >> transport between eight to be. [inaudible] >> it affects the little people like digging a hole and get up out of that hole. according to aaa demand is causing prices to go so high. prices to drop in fear of a recession that is not showing here at the pump when people are filling up. they say the situation and ukraine is not making anything any easier. >> the situation between russia and ukraine putting upward pressure on the crude oil prices

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reporter marianne rafferty has more mental health. it's critical to our overall well being, but oftentimes gets overlooked a troubling sign when the cdc reports more than 50% of americans will be diagnosed with a mental illness at some point during their life. and coming out of the pandemic. the number of people needing help is only on the rise. we've seen more need for services, which we presume will translate into in fact, more people are diagnosed . more kids are diagnosed with mental health disorders. so how can we recognize someone struggling some of the ways that we can tell or if somebody's habits or behaviors have changed , especially around communication or getting to work or school on time, psychologists say. if you notice these traits and friends or family, it's okay to suggest proven methods to help them cope. there's mindfulness. there's expressive writing or journaling. there is walking in green spaces. exercise is also helpful. it's one part of the distressed monday program taking off at schools across the country every

marianne joins us with more. good mornin the white house and democrats jumped to defense of protesters they called peaceful outside supreme court justices' homes outraged at democrat hypocrisy and danger of having demonstrator on the justices' doorsteps. >> people say peacefully asem bed, that is not true. the message is, we know where you live, we are going to make you and your family uncomfortable. >> as demonstrations continue around washington and throughout the country, the white house pledging its support. >> press sect. psaki: i know there is outrage right now i guess, about protests that have been peaceful to date, we continue to encourage that outside of judges' homes and that is the president's position. >> marianne: a man caught on camera making rude justures and vandalizing as democrats fan the flames and blame maga republicans. >> you think protesters should be outside supreme court justices' homes and interrupt church? >> i get interrupted and protested many times. i welcome it, as long as it is not

marianne rafferty, fox news police in el cerrito are asking for the public's help to locate three men who attacked and robbed a woman at a bark station. now investigators say the men kidnapped pistol whipped and robbed a woman near the del nord bark station around 10 40 last night. authorities say after taking the victim's belongings. the woman was forced from her car on blake street. at least one of the men fired a shot during that robbery. officers say they right to find the woman laying in the street. she was taken to the hospital. there is no word on her condition at this time. today's sonoma state university held its commencement ceremony and honored a student who died last summer. google alan ramirez. ramirez was awarded his bachelor's degree in business posthumously. his three younger brothers, matthew and max, along with his friend david walked across the stage to receive the certificate. the 21 year old ramirez had just finished his junior year, he was walking across the street in rohnert park when he was struck by a car and killed. this happened last july and went to dallas

. >> carley: marianne rafferty joins us to explain, marianne, good morning. >> carley, joey attacking the supreme court's legitimacy and members of their own party after that leaked draft signaling roe v. wade could be overturned. >> these justices are acting like this is somehow something that they have the right to change. they do not have the right to change this. >> squad member aoc calling for kyrsten sinema to lose her seat the primary challenge over opposition to end the filibuster saying "we can protects before tomorrow but the senate refuses to act on the filibuster. until that changes, she can take a seat talking about women's access to health care holding everyone contributed to the g.o.p. and obstructionists included, she should be primary." senator joe manchin indicated he would not support changing the rules to pass abortion laws says "the filibuster is the only protection we have in democracy. we have protected women's rights with the filibuster." vice president kamala harris with angry course of other democrats who are slamming the possibility of striking down the deci

juliette binoche is marianne, turns her back on her life in paris, goes off to a new town where nobody knows her, goes for a job as a cleaner says, "i'll take it." and they go, "well, it's not just that you take it, "we have to want you to take it." and she discovers that even for a job that lowly, you really have to sell yourself. here's a clip. so, firstly, what she learns is that she's been really snobby about working in the cleaning industry. she's been looking down at it. she realises it's very hard to get the job. secondly, she discovers just how hard thejob is, and particularly when she starts working on the ferries, which are really... they are described as like a commando operation. the stamina involved is extraordinary. so, part of it is a ken loach film aboutjust how tough life is at the bottom of the economic spectrum in this particular circumstance. the other thing that's going on is she's lying to everybody. she's actually middle class. and she's gone into this to find out, to make visible the invisible, but she's lying to them about who she is. so there are two separate

juliette binoche is marianne, turns his back on her life in paris, goes off to a new town where nobody knows her, goes for a job as a cleaner says, "i'll take it." and they go, "well, it's not just that you take it, "we have to want you to take it." and she discovers that even for a job that lowly, you really have to sell yourself. here's a clip. so, firstly, what she learns is that she's been really snobby about working in the cleaning industry. she's been looking down at it. she realises it's very hard to get the job. secondly, she discovers just how hard thejob is, and particularly when she starts working on the ferries, which are really... they are described as like a commando operation. the stamina involved is extraordinary. so, part of it is a ken loach film aboutjust how tough life is at the bottom of the economic spectrum in this particular circumstance. the other thing that's going on is she's lying to everybody. she's actually middle class. and she's gone into this to find out, to make visible the invisible, but she's lying to them about who she is. so there are two separate

marianne -- nbc bay area area news. >> thank you, marion. let's take a look at some of the vaccination rates. for that age group. we broke it down by counting. you can see, contra costa as well as san francisco all have about 60% of eligible 5-11-year- old vaccinated. in alameda county, that number drops to about 65%. nationwide, the number is much lower. have received so shots as of april, according to the cdc. on our mba bay area streaming app, a percentage of workers that have returned to the office. by searching for nbc bay area and downloading our app. you can find is under the musty playlist. musk is now asking u.s. -- skeptical of how many real users. twitter claims that more than does anybody have the experience. one of the followers suggested the fcc investigate hello, fcc, anyone home? as he looked into boss, span and fake. 150 employees. that's less than 2% of its workforce. there layoffs were expected. 200,000 and in the first quarter. netflix is also dealing with rampant password sharing, it means many of people are not paying f

cox and ed's sister, marianne. among her many gifts, tricia received her china, the blue tree pattern by lyness, her silver, eloquence from greenfield massachusetts, and her crystal, a cut glass pattern. prior to mrs. agnes party and informal shar was held on may 26. tricia wasn't the first white house bride-to-be to have a shower given in her honor by a member of the washington women's press corps. helen thomas was hostess of the party at which mrs. nixon, julie, and ed's mother were honored yet. other guests included members of mrs. nixon staff and women reporters. one of tricia is gifts from a lady of the press. to be an expression of sympathy for tricia and ed's desire for anonymity. to the movement of all, tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william rogers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps in honor of tricia and it. dean of the diplomatic corps led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of stat

don't see a catalyst here >> so wendy's might have more of a catalyst, depending on a possible sale, marianne, do you know that stock here they've restated their intent to put the company up for sale when you know, they've been controlling the board for quite some time now, they could only produce a 1% increase in same-store sales and an earnings decline. i just don't see the stock should be selling at 22 times forward numbers when the rest of the market is closer to 16 times. i just have to ask the question where's the beef >> so that's a pass. let's move on to nordstrom, a company that has taken its punches in recent quarters and put up much better numbers this time where do you see it going? >> this is one that's had 17% sales growth and it's driven by that revenge travel along with revenge special occasions. everybody's throwing the party now for any reason whatsoever and also return to the office because people don't want to look like they did in 2019 so we think management is being conservative about the coming quarter. they said sales would only grow at half that rate and it's somethin

. >> carley: marianne rafferty joins us live with the details, marianne, good morning. >> twitter's board to force elon musk agreement to buy social media platform after he threatened to cancel the deal over concerns the company has grossly overestimated the number of accounts it holds. without exact numbers, the deal cannot go forward. he said 20% are fake or spam accounts while four times what twitter claims could be much higher. my offer was based on twitter filings being accurate yesterday twitter ceo refused to show proof of less than 5%. this deal cannot move forward until it does. but twitters board wants to hold elon musk to the current deal, saying the statement, they upgrade to a transaction at $54.20 a share and we believe this agreement is in the best interest of all shareholders. we intend to close the transaction and force a merger agreement. twitter urged shareholders to support the deal but meanwhile elon musk posting on twitter, twitter claims greater than 95% of daily active users are real, meaning humans. does anyone have that experience? and then to options, option one

my name is marianne and i'm living in vienna. i am 77 years old and i have lived here since 48 years. i must say, old people, please, go out. you can work in vollpension. you can cook, you can speak with the guests and it's better than not alone in this time, and when you go at home, ifeel i have a good day. many old peoples are alone at home, and now in vollpension, it's like a family. i am the host. myjob is to receive the guests. i speak with the guests and it's nice when the guests laugh and i think it's myjob. people at home are always very lonely, of course, old people, and i think it'sjust a great idea to communicate with them. we've heard that they| really have old recipes from the grandmothers. with secret ingredients. yes, we are very excited. the pandemic hit us and we had to close our coffee houses and we put our heads together and said, ok, there is no more coffee house, but what can we do with our grandmothers? so, we had the brilliant idea of taking grandmas' knowledge and putting it online, so we built an online b

marianne favro. >> reporter: born in san jose, became the mayor of san jose and first japanese american mayor as mayor of a city. current mayor sam liccardo worked with him in d.c. >> gave me start in public service, 17-year-old intern in washington. i learned enormous from his style, his deadpan humor, and his sincere love for public service. >> reporter: as transportation secretary after the 9/11 attacks, famously gave the order grounding all aircraft in wake of the attacks and was praised for cool demeanor in the crisis. former chief of staff. >> after 9/11, he was first person that listened to the tapes of the cockpit, and had to kneel down and put his ear to the rough copy, all of a sudden a heard him crying. >> reporter: as a young boy, forced into internment camp with his family and thousands of owner japanese americans in world war ii. today his legacy lives on in mineta transportation institute at san jose state. >> deeply saddened at passing of our founder, not only our leader but a personal friend, someone who is a consensus builder, diplomatic, loving and kind. when i had my

marianne favro. >> reporter: the police chief says any allegation of officer using illegal drugs is concerning. rookie with the pd, graduating in 2021. when the police conducted a welfare check at his home, found the 24-year-old unresponsive. santa clara county medical examiner's office confirm he died from multiple toxicity. he was at party with fellow officers night before he died and sources say the officers could face internal and criminal investigations. police chief issued a statement today saying the full details are not known and being investigated by milpitas police department with our full cooperation. this behavior is not something we condone. we will continue to assist with their investigation. we need to be mindful of the fact we're not immune to issues that plague society, in this case substance abuse. a problem that's growing. in 2019, 29 fentanyl deaths in santa clara county, jumped to more than 100 last year. >> we've had dramatic increase in deaths from fentanyl toxicity. most of the people dying don't even know they're taking it. buying a bill, maybe online or could be laced

. >> thank you marianne. >>> another big story this season, one of the oldest hospitals can be forced to shut down in just a few months, they could close permanently if it cannot make major changes immediately. the past two years, this hospital has been plagued with controversies and problems. in 2019 the department of public health accused a handful of employees of abusing dementia patients and even videotaping the abuse and texting it to one another. last year steph reported that two nonfatal overdoses and financial issues. at that point they were given six months to correct the problems or risk losing millions of dollars in medicare and medi-cal funding. even after that warning in april, regulators visited and found new problems including some patients not getting the regularly scheduled medications and in unvaccinated visitor making it into the hospital without a rapid test. today, staff demonstrators and they rallied on the front steps of the hospital vowing to keep this facility and at 780 beds open. the co says they created a correctional plan which he claims regulators have ac

next marianne rafferty, fox news. the nfl will release the regular season schedules of every team tomorrow. the niners already know they're playing the arizona cardinals in mexico city in november, and we'll learn the rest of the schedule for their games tomorrow night. games to watch this season include two against the super bowl champion los angeles rams, along with home games against tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers and patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs. the niners will also travel to las vegas, where they will face the raiders. the silicon valley home. we're facebook turned from a small college startup into a growing company is for sale. the home is endless. cotto's has six bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms it was once rented by 19 year old mark zuckerberg. dustin moskovitz and sean parker, who co founded facebook. the home features personalized sound walls and expansive backyard and gazebo. the list price, andre 5.3 million. but of course it will go for much more than more than that. here. probably go for a

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> parents are desperate to find formula and some look for different ways to deal with the shortage. some are trying to make their own formula, which health experts say is harmful. >> do not make your own infant formula. i know there are ingredients in the grocery store, but those are not a safe alternative for enfamil and infant formula. it can cause imbalances that are not good for babies. >> experts recommend reaching out to a breast milk bank. beware of taking breast milk from another mother outside of the milk bank. >> masks have become a requirement again. rising the cases have pushed some areas into the high transmission category. gm, ford, and all chrysler said mass mandates are being reinstated. six counties in southeast michigan are listed by the cdc as having high levels of covid- 19. some workers understand it, but others are understandably frustrated. >> i am okay with it. it affects all of us. i don't mind. i like not wearing it, but if this is what they recommend, and this is how it will be, this is what it is. >> we have gone through al

this is supposed to be the last day or two before vacation but it's not going to be a pleasant summer, marianne favro reporting from the south , thank you. this shooting comes a year after the deadly shooting in history. this thursday marks one year since the massacre in san jose. nine people were shot dead at the rail yard in san jose. killed by a coworker and then he took his own life. in the days that followed, we saw this, the community coming together for several memorials including this one at san jose city hall. today, we sat down with the chairman of the board at the time of the shooting. he's not only talked about the police and his organization but now, the impact in texas. >> am sad because we have not-- it's the next event that will cause us. we don't need anymore next events. but, i don't think we've done this thing. we have not change the way we try and discuss the problem. and because of the way we don't discuss the problem very well, we are not getting to solutions that, not prevent that we have to stop them from occurring. preventing and stopping are two different things. >> th

marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> paying for your gym membership, if you have a gym membership, you want to pay with crypto? next ahead on "today in the bay," the luxury health club that will now step bitpay. >>> good monday morning. right now at 4:38, as you head out in the south bay, we're seeing temperatures in the low 50s and mostly cloudy start. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures today only reaching the upper 60s bye it's going to be cooler but also pretty windy at times. we're tracking the wind, also when the temperatures will warm up. more in the forecast in a few minutes. >> a live look fremont 880 southbound. those flashing lights do not be alarmed, over there at a parking lot and everything looks okay. we'll double check the police and chp reports but so far still clear for your morning commute. >>> let's see how business is going with silvana. >> good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher after a brutal month for april. the markets sinking on friday on continued worries about rising interest rates, inflation and underw

marianne, on december 14th 2012, you huddled in the closet with eight and nine year old kids when a gunman come to school and ultimately killed -- and six adults. this was almost a decade to, go and i know these memory still haunts you, they probably get sharper and harsher when you see pictures like the ones coming out of uvalde texas. what is going through your mind at this time? >> good, morning, katie thank you for having me. i think one of the things that goes through my mind the most strongly is the anger that we are still going through this, and that there is another 21 families who have lost loved ones, and how we know how to solve this problem, but we don't have the fortitude to do it. how every single person in our country is culpable who is not taking action by talking to the people who are the leaders in this country about what needs to be done. >> how can the people who are around the eovaldi survivors, and -- how can they help them get through the next few weeks and coming months? what benefited you after everything that happened almost a decade ago? >> you know, presuming th

foxes marianne rafferty reports for us mental health. it's critical to our overall well being, but oftentimes gets overlooked a troubling sign when the cdc reports more than 50% of americans will be diagnosed with a mental illness at some point during their life. and coming out of the pandemic. the number of people needing help is only on the rise. we've seen more need for services, which we presume will translate into in fact, more people are diagnosed . more kids are diagnosed with mental health disorders. so how can we recognize someone struggling some of the ways that we can tell or if somebody's habits or behaviors have changed , especially around communication or getting to work or school on time, psychologists say. if you notice these traits and friends or family, it's okay to suggest proven methods to help them cope. there's mindfulness. there's expressive writing or journaling. there is walking in green spaces. exercise is also helpful. it's one part of the distressed monday program taking off at schools across the country every

in san jose, marianne favro with nbc bay area news. >>> are you ready, warriors about to tip-off at chase center and trying to punch their ticket to the nba final. are you ready? >> i'm nervous and fans are hoping they do it right here at home. live outside chase center, it has to be exciting there. >> reporter: you are so right. hello from thrive city where fans are pumped for game five at home. if you have been here, you know the drill. we have the free face painting behind us, all of the queens and kings, princesses and princes. and then you have all of the fans behind the tmz anchor desk and you know how entertaining that gets, charles barkley, we will get into that later tonight. fans i spoke with today so confident and they have a reason to be confident, let's talk about it, warriors are looking really good tonight. here's the deal, home-court advantage has been really great for the warriors this season, finished with 31-10 record during the regular season but the playoffs, if you are watching, they have won all eight games at home during the playoffs, why not win tonight, that is w

. >> reporter: marianne fog row, today in the bay. >>> so true. we are closely following the investigations in both buffalo and orange county. when we are not on air, you could hand head on over to nbcbayarea.com to get the latest update. >>> >> announcer 2: the latest in ukraine. new american weapons are now apparently being used on ukraine's front lines against russian forces. ukraine's armed forces released this video. they say these troops are firing american howitzers at the frontline in eastern ukraine. hasn't been independently verified. but the u.s. embassy in kyiv says the u.s. has delivered nearly 90 long-range military weapons to help fend off russia's invasion. it's part of the recent $800 million aid package for ukraine. >>> back here in the bay area, a los gatos woman is doing her part to support victims of the war in ukraine. alayna -- set up a standard boston hill park on sunday where people could come and donate their shoes. the shoes will be sold on the funds will go to support -- ukraine. it's nonprofit -- to deliver -- in on th

source of revenue and ads, the economic gloom cast over russia's economy as it's cut off from the west. marianne, her reports pollutants. whoa test is supposed to shrink under the current sanctions. but there's the problem. the i know revenues are higher than they've been for ages in that's because of the rise in oil and gas prices. but if you take a closer look, you will see not all in is equal as immune season with russian oil is a political hot potato right? now, under skipped us on demand for oil from other sources is growing rapidly because people are worried about getting burned by russian oil smith. up in british. many countries want to drop prussian oil. germany plans to stop in ports by the end of the year. the e u is negotiating for that too. and the u. s. as pulling out as western democracies withdraw as bullies. what does that mean for russia? come to just sell its oil to china? do guns in a key in hushed will to sons is crushes entire energy infrastructure was built around 5 decades ago in the soviet era for its main markets in europe, with the depth dingle dusty visa vision, an ag