brian castro was killed last week in a shooting at an arco gas station. ktvu's azenith smith is in san jose tonight. the family says they are hoping that the killer will come forward. >> reporter: yes, frank. the family is heartbroken. whoever killed their loved one is out free tonight. police have not released much information. remaining tight-lipped. may hav been an >> he was everything to me. >> reporter: at the san jose home, sister, brother, mother and father mourning the death of 21-year-old brian castro remembered as a devoted brother, son and a father. >> my brother was a loving and caring person. he was a sweetheart. >> the family is devastated. he left behind a 3-year-old boy. who they haven't told yet asking where poppy is. >> reporter: last thursday just before 2:00 in the morning castro and a friend were at the arco gas station on center road in capitol expressway just a half mile away from his house. to fill up his gas tank when someone shot him and his friend. they drove themselves to kaiser permanente in san jose where castro died from his

castro, algorithms come into play. >> guest: they do. a lot of discussions about the transparency of algorithms and what oversight exists in this space. this is where i think this is an emerging area and some of it is old. we had a debate about algorithms about 20 years ago when there were questions about the old systems using for flights and questions about how do you decide which flight comes up first because the one that comes up first is the one the all the travel agents will book. there were a lot of discussions about that and we got into those debates and now it's again a different context. >> host: how is it coming up? >> guest: well, one relates to things like facial recognition and questions about how accurate these algorithms are and how much insight we have into how different types of algorithms, especially the artificial intelligence, how do we know if they are working quickly and how can we explain the decisions made by them and how much transparency there is to consumers. what can we do when algorithms are very accurate but

>> host: this week on the communication we want to introduce you to daniel castro. he's the vice president of a group called the information technology and innovation foundation. mr. castro, what is that group and what did you do? >> guest: i'm with a think tank. we focus on innovation generally. we we're interested in seeing innovation move forward and how you can have policies support that. >> host: can you give an example of that innovation you are in favor of? >> guest: ten years will not talk about artificial intelligence and all the benefits are about to this new wave of automation. we were thinking about that and think about the policies we would need to have in place to get there. we try to help policymakers get ahead of the curve. >> host: who funds itif? >> guest: we have whole set of funders from corporate donors, foundations and individuals support a think tank. we work on a lot of different issues so we get support from those that are interested, everything from ip issues to biotech. >> host: for our purposes on "the communicators" is it fair to say lar

castro is the brother of julian castro. gillian turner takes a look tonight. >> the hashtag impeach walking castro trending on twitter after the texas democrat posted a list of 44 san antonio donors reelection campaign. the castro campaign tweeted the list and wrote "their contributions are fueling a campaign of hate that labels hispanic immigrants as invaders. he took two daytime tv to indicate he didn't need to target those individuals. he insists that he did not mean to encourage boycotts of their businesses. >> unless you support the white nationalism and the racism that donald trump is paying for and feeling, that i hope that you as a person of good conscience will think twice about contributing to his campaign. he tells not fox news he will no longer support the texas congressman. and another says he's outraged by castro and represents being compared to mass murderers. >> that crowd is full of american citizens that have done well. i made the contribution and i'm not ashamed of it but to tie me with his little racist

secretary castro we're live. i wanted to ask you, joe biden came after you, he said if you've got a problem with the obama deportation policy, i didn't hear you mentioning it in meetings privately with obama in the cabinet room. can you respond to that? >> that was between the of two us, only one of us was consider it kaflt things a were going on on immigration during that administration. and that was me. secondly, i said clearly, that i learned the lessons of the past. and the vice president hasn't. those lessons are, it doesn't matter how many people you deport or how cruel are you to the migrants, mitch mcconnell and his right wing republicans are never going to come to the negotiating table. secondly, we can't wait on immigration reform. we need to move forward on that. third, if we want to guarantee that no future administration can truly, cruelly separate little children from their parents then we need to terminate, repeal that sefkts law that i talked about -- that section of the law. i've learned those pr

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. >> juliÁn castro, pre-candidato a laom al presidente t madre dejÓ dentro del coche a su bebÉ de diez meses, pero tambien las llaves, desesperada pidiÓ la ayuda de la policÍa y salvaron a la pequeÑa rompiendo una ventana. >> los fans de memo ochoa, acuden al aeropuerto de ciudad de mÉxico para recibir al famoso portero que regresa a su primer equipo el amÉrica, tras su paso por varios clubes europeos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hola buenas tardes les saluda felicidad aveleyra vamos a dar inicio con su noticiero. juliÁn castro es uno de los pre-candidatos a nominaciÓn demÓcrata, y se le ocurrio comprar un espacio para un anuncio en fox news y enfrentarse a trump, javier vega nos explica el por quÉ del mensaje y del medio utilizado para difundirlo. >> asÍ es felicidad, medio y mensaje llaman la atenciÓn, pero vamos por parte. medio porque la estrategia de campaÑa decidiÓ que se transmitiera en el programa fox and friends de la revista de la maÑana de este canal uno de las favoritos del presidente donald trump pero ademÁs se pagÓ para que se transmitiera en el mercado local de nueva

secretary castro? is up, stocks are rising, unemployment is near historic lows, including for latinos and african-americans. all outlined plans, but you have particulars that could end up raising taxes. how do you guarantee that will not hurt the economy? first of all, there are a lot of americans right now that are hurting. go ask the folks who received notice that they are going to get laid off by general motors, or ask the folks who are sleeping on the street in big cities and small towns across the united states, or ask fast food workers that i joined a couple weeks ago who are working for minimum wage and cannot provide for their families or pay the rent. the idea that america is doing just fine is wrong. not only that, this president always like to take credit, like he did this. we have 105 straight months of positive job growth, the longest streak in american history. most of that was due to president barack obama -- thank you, barack obama. [applause] sec. castro: i believe we need to invest in

secretary castro, we are live. i just wanted to ask you, you went after -- rather joe biden came after you. he said if you've got a problem with the obama deportation policy, i didn't hear you mentioning it in any meetings privately with obama in a cabinet room. when you respond to that? >> that was between the two of us, there was only one of us that actually was critical of some of the things that were going on on immigration during that administration, and that was me. secondly, i said clearly that i've learned the lessons of the past and the vice president hasn't. those lessons are that it doesn't matter how many people you deport or how cruel you are to these migrants, mitch mcconnell and these right wing republicans are never going to come to the negotiating table. secondly, we can't wait on immigration reform. we need to move forward on that and third, if we want to guarantee that no future administrations can truly, truly separate little children from their parents, then we need to terminate, we need to rep

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they didn't do that, the castro brothers. we haven't heard from them yet. >> that's correct. >> melissa: thank you for that, leland vittert. for now i'm joined by trump 2020 campaign looks person, at kayleigh mcenany. thank you for joining us. does this have an impact now these businesses are being targeted? new york magnates care about their business is paid that's fair, it's what they put their life into. have you seen anybody pulling out of going to the dinner, or few people wanting to host? has this had any kind of a chilling effect? >> no, we haven't seen that at all. you have historic fund-raising. we expect that to continue. one donor who was targeted, who was on that list, anonymously told "the daily caller," "this is having the reverse impact. it's emboldening our donors." she said she was on the phone with donors, friends, who were not yet donors but said that because of this they are donating to president trump. when they do this, and target trump supporters and donors, they embolden our base. they embolden our don

castro, what is that group and what do you do? daniel: well, i'm with a think tank. we focus on innovation, generally. we're interested in seeing innovation move forward. peter: can you give an example of that what you are in favor of? daniel: 10 years ago, we weren't talking about artificial intelligence. there's this new wave of automation. but we were thinking about the policies we would need to get there. we try to help policymakers get ahead of the curve on some of these issues. peter: who funds itif? daniel: we have a full set of funders from corporate donors, individuals that support our think tank. we work on a lot of different issues, so we get support from those interested, everything from i.t. issues to biotech and energy. peter: so for our purposes here, is it fair to say that large silicon valley corporations are part of your funding operation? the googles and facebooks of the world? daniel: absolutely. i think these companies were all early supporters because they were interested in the idea of how do we proceed quickly and innovation. peter: you are th

castro's that is. people are threatening to boycott equinox over its chairman's ties to donald trump. the luxury brand coming under fire after the washington post reported steven roth, a real estate developer and investor is planning to host a fundraiser for the president. in a statement provided to us he defended the event saying in part some prefer to sit outside the process and criticize i prefer to engage directly and support with things i deeply care about. i have known donald trump for 40 years and while we agree on some issues we strongly disagree on many others and i've never been bashful about expressing my opinion. they say the brands do not support the fundraiser. how about some business news. apple getting slapped with a lawsuit over claims that they are innovating user's privacy. tracy carrasco is here with the legal battle brewing. they've been listening to us. >> reporter: this is a class-action lawsuit filed in san jose, apple is accused of violating california privacy law that prohibit

. >>> still ahead outrage in san francisco's san francisco's castro district. this business is here in harvey milk plaza. >> why these protesters say they are boycotting soul cycle. >> and hundreds in custody this morning after the biggest ice raid in ten years. we will show you the business that agents targeted. . >> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving at the mcarthur maze. we will tell you more about it. >> and the cooldown started yesterday. looks like it'll continue today and maybe, dare i say, dare, day, could be a little rain to the north by friday night, saturday. more on that coming up. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. . >>> welcome back. two separate demonstrations on opposite sides of the bay calling calling attention to w

latest is joaquin castro. the other one what is happening with stephen ross, owner of dolphins, many things, multibillionaire. he owns buildings that have soulcycle as well as equinox health club train. celebrities are coming out, they're looking to boycott him because he is having a fund-raiser, both those establishments, having a fund-raiser for them this weekend in the hamptons. >> i have never seen people decide to boycott being healthy. that is what they're doing targeting soulcycle. god forebit he has privately owned opinion. not like i is doing soulcycle fund-raiser. think purchase a lot of things made by people, owned by people, that support president trump. as it relates to joaquin castro. i hope this happens. make a list of gun owners with red flag laws, you want people to give the ability to ajudicate them unfit without them being in court. look how joaquin castro is abusing a list of his own donors, some whom are retirees. those are the same people that want to be able to determine whether or not y

castro is the city's 24th homicide with more than four months to go. julie? >> heartbreaking to hear his family members talk about their loss. are investigators saying anything about a motive? >> reporter: police have remained tight-lipped but the family members believe it may have been attempted robbery gone bad. they sahe was at the wrong place at the wrong time at the gas station that night. >> azenith smith at a san jose police headquarters, thanks. >>> alameda county district attorney says the man accused of killing 18-year-old nia wilson at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station more than a year ago will not face the death penalty if convicted. john lee cowell is charged with murder for the death of neil wilson and attempted murder for an attack on her sister latifah. this follows months of questions about mental state, the judge finally ruled that he was competent to stand trial. today the father talked about the decision not to seek the death penalty. >> based on the governor's decision, it's something we have to respect. you know, for us, no more death penal

i have a question for secretary castro. are you going out? just going to trade places with this gentleman, excuse me. if we speak to the issues of people, families who are suffering because of police violence. whether those was on stage care about the fact that they have to get on the streets and protest this corrupt administration and are we going to make sure as they recover from hurricane maria we are going to support them. i wanted to make sure we bring in everybody and this debate. >> we are live right now. >> when you are talking about that you challenged him and said you kind of revolved. talk to me a little bit about what -- you are thing you've evolved from the obama legacy, why do you have to say that? >> i said that i've learned the lessons of the past. we have to acknowledge, trump has been so much worse -- >> we are going to continue reaching in 2 candidates who left the stage and bring you back whatever we get. >> it is good that you are as tall as you are because you can see over the crowd and all the hotspots we will check bac

>> senator booker. >> booker and castro. >> castro. >> castro and booker. >> castro and booker. >> in that order. okay. >> booker. >> booker. >> senator booker. >> senator booker. >> you said booker. more respectful, is that the deal? you know that. okay. okay. who do you think? >> i felt similar to the first debate there is not enough about rural issues. we need to talk about real issues. >> who do you think did the best? >> castro and booker. >> booker and gabbard. >> tulsi gabbard, okay. we can go on a first name basis. >> booker tonight. >> mostly booker. seems like castro came in second. five weeks ago you all said kamala harris. i don't hear any kamala harris. >> no. >> why is that? let me ask you, scott. you told me five weeks ago you were almost ready to commit to kamala harris after seeing her performance. >> i don't. i thought that when she was attacked, i don't think she performed well. she was on the defensive quite a bit tonight. it did not help her. >> did anybody think she did a good job? >> no. >> what do you think of the job she did? >> i think she spent a lot of her

secretary castro. >> i agree. i was first of candidate to call on congress to begin impeachment proceedings. ten different incidents mueller pointded out when the president obstructed justice or attempted. they should go forward with impeachment proceedings. as for the question of the what the department would do. i agree a president should not direct an attorney general specifically to prosecute or not prosecute. however, i believe that the evidence is plain and clear. and if it goats that far, you're likely to see a prosecution of donald trump. >> mayor de blasio, your response. >> it's obvious the president commit td the crimes worthy of impeachment. i want to caution fellow democrats. while with move for impeachment, we have to remember at the same time the american people are out there plooking for us to do something for them in their lives. what they see when they turn on the tv or online is just talk about impeachment. we need more talk about working people and their lives. for example are we really ready a

to three pitstop public toilets and starting monday the locations include six and jesse streets and castro and market streets. >>> a growing push in san francisco to boycott two fitness companies but it's not because of something that happened in the gymnasium. it's around an event with the owners doing it thousands of miles away. >> there is because of a nationwide boycott of equinox and soulcycle and some customers are just finding out about the affiliation and the fallout continues. stephen ross is a billionaire developer who owns the both ship fitness chains and is hosting a fundraiser for president trump tomorrow and that is not sitting well with some of the members of the chain. >> very shocking. this company, supposedly, supports him. >> equality, especially what trump supports. >> reporter: protesters gathered in front of the soulcycle castro location, part of similar demonstrations nationwide. >> if they can't cancel the membership's, don't renew them. >> reporter: in a statement, ross said he has known the president 40 years and said while we agree on some issues, we strongly dis

castro, we talked to kate mancini on this program at cbc. just new book out called kingdom of lies. it's about hacking, and the way she writes, it doesn't sound like our sitting kind are little password in our personal computers is really a very good defense. >> guest: it's true,, absolutely, and one of the things that is i think shocking to a lot of people is that for their security, for logging into the bank account, that's often less secure and what they're using for the e-mail. i know a lot of people use to backpack identification for the email. they get a notice on the phone and have to prove itself before they're locked in. when the log into the bank it's just typing in password 123 and they are in. that's a huge problem. that's where i think we can start making progress by making it so that consumers have more of these options. setting requirements in some of these regulated industries, for example, banks, if a financial institution need to be moving much faster towards better security. >> host: when you see and read about what happened capital one, were you surprised at the

some folks outside the gym in castro is hurt up, because it ut its support for inclusion. >> to have this kind of business running, bud supporting somebody who is completely against what we believe. >> both companies say they have nothing to do with the fund-raiser, only the chairman of the parent company does and they don't support it. >>> this weekend's music festival is going green. people will be able to buy marijuana to consume at the event for the very first time. they will sell legal pot products in an area that they h d officials say the event will be fenced off with tight securities. concert-goers say selling state-regulated poll inside the venue where people are already using marijuana might actually keep people safe. >> you will have people selling it and you don't know what they're putting in there. it should be laced with anything. so i think it's a good idea to regulate it. >> the company sponsoring the event says it's a first for a major u.s. concert. they will talk about that three-day event later today. >>> that's this weekend, right? >> yeah, it is. >>> let's check

>>we had a couple of accidents reported one of the castro valley side of 5 81 of the oakland side. they're saying that the castro valley crash was misreported and that happens a lot you'll get one accident reported in 2 completely different area because folks sometimes they just don't know where they are so they've canceled the castro valley crash. it's the same as the oakland accident east bound 5.80 after seminary, we have crews on scene dealing with this overturned there's an overturned rv it's blocking all lanes of traffic so you might not be able to squeeze through you can see a little purple here which usually means a freeway is closed. that's just letting you know that traffic is at a standstill in oakland east bound 5.80 after seminary westbound it's fine we still have this one and san jose the open road on-ramp to north one on one, a little bit closer to city streets with this one also involves an overturned you can see some slow traffic. this is mostly commute traffic from the 2 8680 split up to oakland road and then after that you're fine and that the limits all be watch

and his twin brother, 2020 contender julian castro. it is unclear at this time if castro knew about that. >> we know in 70 communities business owners on both sides of the aisle have interests no matter who wins. thank you. reports tonight that the mother of the man accused of killing 22 people in his el paso walmart called the police weeks before the massacre. she reportedly had concerns about a firearm her son owned and though she reportedly didn't give her name or her son's name and officer allegedly told her because he was 20 when he was legally allowed to purchase the weapon. our other top story tonight on the investigation into the investigators at the fbi and it is a doozy. as house judiciary chairman jerry nadler is talking about formal impeachment proceedings we found brand-new documents that raise more questions about the origin of the russia probe. jonathan hunt has more, he's taking the documents as well. >> the justice department has released notes from a series of fbi interviews with bruce ohr who met with christopher ste

we have julian castro of texas and cory booker. joining me are kasie hunt, elian that johnson, and former republican dpoempb of north carolina pat mckroi. it's sunday and this is a special edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news washington. the longest running show on television history. this is a special edition of "meet the press."" with chuck todd. >>> welcome to a tough sunday morning for america. the plague of mass shootings in the country is now reached an almost incomprehensible moment. twice in less than 24 hours we've seen massacres in two american cities with the death toll in the dozens. first in what appears to be an act of domestic terrorism, a 21-year-old gunman walked into a walmart with a military assault rifle and opened fire on shoppers. killing at least 20. wounding more than two dozen others. >> come on. let's go. >> hands up. >> as of this morning, the death toll in el paso puts this shooting among the ten worst in american history. here is how witnesses described that scene. >> kind of sounded

. >> castro weighing in on that. a very local issue that speaks to something in many different cities. take a look. >> officer pantaleo used a choke hold that was prohibited by nypd. he did that for seven seconds. 11 different times eric garner said that he couldn't breathe. he knew what he was doing, he was killing eric garner, yet, he has not been brought to justice. that police officer should be off the street. >> criticism there of the new york mayor, a democrat, another place where there is very serious things that have to be fixed in the minds of many of these voters in this primary that aren't just caused by donald trump. >> right, and you're absolutely right. look, criminal justice reform has been an issue for a very long time and we need to move faster and move on it a lot quicker. i have to give you credit for talking about the eric garner situation. the family waited for five years. for five years. and you have the attorney general kind of overriding a decision and stepping in in a way that he shouldn't ha

this is wrong and castro should retract it. in our constitutional republic the people hold their representatives accountable. elected representatives should not be vilifying and documenting constituents but joe scarborough agrees with castro tweeting any business that donates to trump is complicit and endorses the white supremacy has browsed in charlottesville with his send her back chance and laughing at shout that hispanic immigrants should be shot. donors names are on fec reports. some text democrats telling the president to stay away, even the el paso mayor, a republican is making clear he is not thrilled but he will welcome the president in his official capacity. what does chairman of the el paso republican party think? good to have you with us. tell us how your community is doing. >> nice being with you also. the community has a lot of healing to do, not just the individuals who were hurt but the families that are involved. law enforcement saw some tragedies and some carnage nobody should have to see and the community as

this was at castro's location last night. we reached out to soulcycle about the closures but haven't heard back. soulcycle says he is not involved in the management of either business. >>> festival goers headed for outside lands and saw plenty of extra security today because of the recent deadly shootings. the big event kicked off in golden gate park yesterday. no large bags or pursesare allowed inside unless they're cleared. the venue has extra security and double fencing. it features a new grass lands tent where event goers can buy cannabis legally. mu muni routes have changed. >>> the raiders facing off against the rams in a preseason game at ring central coliseum right now. and banda ms will perform later that night at 8:00 p.m. b.a.r.t. is running longer trains on the orange and blue line and plans to deploy extra event trains tonight. >>> a celestial summer tradition is happening tonight, when is the best time to catch the perseid meteor shower? >> and as we look at the view from tahoe, see the clouds there? meteorolog

castro and an-drew yang and the polling amy klobuchar. is there any reason why we need debates with the candidates who are not -- you are the only elected official here at the table. >> imagine what the nation would have seen tonight if everybody was on stage if you had warren and sanders in the mix tonight. there's an inability to team up on biden in houston. there were about 20 seconds tonight where gillibrand was hitting him on working moms and immediately harris hit him on the hyde amendment. they had him in a corner. >> the candidates viable. one of the frustrations of these debates is that you're seeing a lot of people that you can't you're asking people about foreign policy it's unlikely they'll run america's foreign policy. we need to b.e.t. let warren and biden and harris and other candidates go at it. >> and have them compete on issues. they can all talk about health care till the cows come home but we haven't heard them all talk about race or have to answer those difficult questions. i think it will be interesting once this fie

>> joaquin castro hit it out of the park. and the backlash after the texas democratic congressman took aim at trump supporters on twitter per the brother of presidential candidate william castro posted a tweet with the names of donors and employers. from his very own san antonio district, accused of fueling a campaign of hate.the president bashed the castro twins tweeting and not know who joaquin castro is other than the lesser brother of a failed presidential candidate. one person appeared who makes a full of himself every time he opens his mouth.joaquin is not the man his brother is but his brother according to most, is not much. keep fighting, joaquin. and today he defended his brother treatment back joaquin and i will keep fighting, the american people will fight every day for our nation against your corruption and your ego and will win. # adios trump. they say this endangers the lives of republicans but the congressman argues it is public information.you say is not illegal and i agree with that. but i do think it is unet

so we have crews on scene it's solid from 2.38 so just keep in mind that if you leave in castro valley, heading to dublin that new crashes in your way we'll check in on some more slow downs coming up darya james thanks a i know won and new this morning, one person was injured in an overnight hit and run crash in san jose. >>this is the second time we've had a crash like this in the past 2 days christi that hate row in san jose now with more on what happened most recently christina. >>you can see how severe the damage was just going take a look at the car behind me this is just one of many here on the street completely smashed in with glass remains still remaining sure this morning coultake a look at what the vision was last night with the view was last night here in san jose, it looks much worse a handful of cars, looking the same after being hit by at least one car driving down the street, san jose police tell us overnight they got a call for haiti on top of more park avenue near saratoga avenue when they arrived on scene they found one person who they believe was driving a car which

in this case, they got it wrong. >> daniel castro is vice president. we appreciate your spending a few minutes with us in the commit gators. all others are available as podcasts. -- on the camino gators. -- communicators. an unusualnetwork idea. let users make up their own lives. unfiltered content from congress and beyond. that idea is more relevant than ever. your unfiltered -- see you can make up your own mind. democratic representative were she did the leap of the participants in a town hall on health care organized in michigan. she is one of the four president trump has tweeted about. the president also encouraged israel to deny her access to that country. this is one hour 45 minutes. >> >> this is a serious question we have to address. we have panelists today that

and his twin brother, 2020 contender julian castro. it's kind of unclear at this time if castro knew about that when he tweeted that list of donors. >> shannon: we know the business owners donate to both sides of the because they have interests will be impacted no matter who wins. thank you. reports tonight that the mother of the man accused of killing 22 people in an el paso walmart called the police weeks before the massacre. she reportedly had concerns about a firearm her son owned and though she reportedly didn't give her name or her son's name, an officer allegedly told her that since her son was 21 he was legally allowed to purchase the weapon. this is a fox news alert. the investigation into the investigators at the fbi. it's a doozy. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler talking about formal impeachment proceedings of the president, we have brand-new documents that raise even more questions about the origin of the russian probe. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has more. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, shannon. the ju

mid-80s to getting up to 90 in castro valley and union city and free mopped. and the east bay valleys, the 100s start to show up in fairfield, antioch and brentwood. tonight not as mild as this morning, near 50s to 70 degrees. you can see why the health risks increases tomorrow and thursday as temperatures continue to climb. the heat will moderate. >>> we will head to the north bay where we have a sig-alert due to the overturned tractor trailer and this is in the hillsborough area on 101. i you are headed up towards geyserville, you may need to get on at 128. the closure in effect for a while, but the off-ramp is open if you are headed to healdsburg. north bay through santa fe, traffic heading in towards san francisco, looking good at this point all the way to the golden gate bridge. not a cloud or even a little fog in the sky right now, and as you drive on 101 southbound from santa rosa to san francisco, it's 49 minutes at this time. >> thanks, >>> here are your tech bytes. >> verizon is dumping >> it has struggled against competitors like instagram and lost

a castro valley 7472 for oakland. and it looks like san ramon at 78 to up to the north bay here too vacaville coming in about 80 but 78 for fairfield don't get too comfortable by midweek though those numbers will be jumping well to the 90's 73 for napa and 79% on what santa rosa 81 more 70's heading down south chili at the beach is though today was 62 point re 59. for stinson beach here we go for the 7 day forecast back to the 90's it isn't a big jump. we see by mid week, getting to the upper 90's they are in sensitive areas and solano in contra costa county. marty ok thank you for your health this morning tyson foods is recalling more than 39,000 pounds of its weaver brand frozen chicken patty. >>the fully cooked chicken could be contaminated with foreign matter. the product was produced back on january 31th of this year. the recall covers 26 ounce resealable plastic banks of the chicken with a best if used by date of january 31th of 2020, and no illnesses or injuries have been reported so far. health officials from

castro. you are hiding others in the intro. we can do more of them. democratic governor of new york said it has never been that great. and we were called out about a year ago. of course, we have folks like cnn's don levin who said that white men are the greatest terrorist threat in the country good reports have this last fall, almost a year ago, the takedown of brett kavanaugh who was told that he was both a and a. now, of course, lou bader ginsburg has since come out saying he's actually a pretty good guy. and of course, less than about eight months ago, mr. causey of cortez, the illustrious socialist came out and said that if you are a trump supporter, specifically a white poor rural person, she's tired of hearing about you. she's tired of hearing about your story. what she wanted to hear about were black and brown folks and cities who embraced intersexual is on whatever the hell that is. the point is, the left to use to embrace the working class has now gone down this identity politics baloney that if you don't say it, not only are you out, but you

they did this to congressman castro? if donald trump, jr. tweeted out the names of all the donors who supported him and god forbid something happened to one of those people, there would be a national outcry. he's running for president of the united states. he has less than 1% of the vote. and this is the first time anybody has paid attention to him. if god forbid anything happens, blood will be on his hands. trish: technically it was his brother who did the. but the onus is on him and your analogy to trump's son is a good one because this is a family members out there. the blame game needs to stop. one of the reasons i said earlier on this show that americans elected trump. we have the ability to got it and take action with our vote, right? and even though all the polls and you know as well, the 2016 campaign manager, all the polls, he would never ever win. sure enough he did. people kind of had enough. they had enough of congress. they had enough of the bickering. they had enough of the back and forth and the divisiveness. look at where we

that's fine with congressman castro though. his point is really clear. you know exactly why he did that. if someone gets hurt, that's his problem.m. you can see where this is going. it wasn't that long ago that "the boston globe" ran an op-ed suggesting that restaurant workers poison the food of trump supporter and of course democrats have been calling on people to harass and scream at people tied to the trump administration for years.ra >> go to the hill today! get up and free! get up in the face of congresspeople! >> if you see anybody from that cabinet and a restaurant, and a department store, and a gasoline station, you get out and you tell them they are not well! >> tucker: so yes, these people are buffoons. and it's our fault, sometimes, if we are being honest, including this show, for highlighting what buffoons they are.w, because by doing that, we underplay how dangerous their rhetoric is. our democratic system only works when citizens are free to disagree. free to say to their neighbors, we're on separate n pages, we vote for different people. a

have to play what castro sd about the economy. i referenced earlier, watch. >> there are a lot of americans now who areen hurting. the idea that america is doing just fine is wrong. this president always likes to take credit like he did's this. we've now had about 105 straight months of positive job growth, the longest streak in american history. over 80 months of that was due to president barack obama. thank you, barack obama. >> laura: such just so -- it's sad because manufacturing jobs obviously 470,000 from trump. >> that's the best they can do. because the economy is good, they have to try to invest voters that her mother things are more important than the economy. a number of articles, most democrats cite some other issue when asked what's the most important issue facing the country today. usually people say it's jobs at the economy, but -- >> laura: immigration is big. >> they will put immigration off thee list, they will put health care up at their list. sometimes people will put gun violence. it democrats will put gun vio

joining us now, democratic presidential candidate, julian castro. secretary castro, thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it very much. so what lessons hasn't former vice president joe biden learned? >> yeah, thanks for having me, wolf. you know, let me just begin by saying that i don't think that you'll find a cabinet member from president obama's cabinet that has been more effusive in his praise of barack obama. and i did that last night. i talked about the great work that barack obama did to bring our economy back, even though donald trump is trying to take credit for that. i've praised a lot of the record of barack obama. at the same time, there hasn't been a single administration in history that we could say that we can't learn from and improve over in the future. and so what i said yesterday was that, look, we need to learn the lessons of the past when it comes to immigration. some of those lessons that i hope the vice president does learn is, number one, the next president can't wait to do immigration reform. in 2009, 2010, when democrats

it came after castro's policy. i was really hoping that castro would not cite more these candidatates to get on thehe ban this capacity. i'm not necessarily y impressed with her apology. i very happypy she apolologized. hohowever, what was missing was the reaeason she needed too apologizize for. it is not ok at this level to just say sorry. there needs to be an understananding that shshd someththing that took away from other indigenous peoples conontinuehat s she does to speak on this topic because it will bring up many issues that haven't been spoken about such as tokenization. to leave it there xxxx . ♪ >> yeah! asia championship. >> in may 2019, hong kong hosted the preliminary round of an international video gave

it came after castro's policy. i was really hoping that castro would not cite more these candidatates to get on thehe ban this capacity. i'm not necessarily y impressed with her apology. i very happypy she apolologized. hohowever, what was missing was the reaeason she needed too apologizize for. it is not ok at this level to just say sorry. there needs to be an understananding that shshd someththing that took away from other indigenous peoples conontinuehat s she does to speak on this topic because it will bring up many issues that haven't been spoken about such as tokenization. to leave it there announcer: on this episodede of "earth focus," ocean acidification caused by global warming is dramatically affecting marine life. in california, partnerships are forming between cocommercial fisheries, scientists, and community members to helelp the endangered abalone adapt and survive. [slide projector clicking] different announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundati

castro say incite violence. dagen: if you want some pain inflicted on them be it financial on them and their families or that -- why would you do it otherwise, why would you print their names other than to inflict some sort of pain on them? >> can i follow-up -- dayton shooter was a fan of elizabeth warren, what would you think if people started putting out names in dayton and places of work who are supporting elizabeth warren, would you not consider that an offense? maria: good point. we haven't heard anything about the dayton shooter, it's not on the pages and newspapers anymore >> i would like to make the point, though, i would like to make a point, it's not that he published their names, publishing employers and get them harassed at work and potentially fight. maria: what was the point then? >> he wanted the people to think twice, implicit threat to exercise first amendment right. >> that's not true. [inaudible] maria: what do you think the point was, antjuan? >> to remind the people what they are doing when

castro is accused of inviting harassment of private citizens and encouraging violence. castro is defending his actions, saying the president's campaign has, quote, stoked fear of brown skinned immigrants and he points out that he did not reveal any private or personal information. cheryl: well, speaking of donors, senator elizabeth warren is now the top crossover candidate among them in the 2020 race. more than 40% of democratic donors who gave to more than one candidate gave money to warren. that's according to a new report in the wall street journal. and she's also surging in the polls. a recent survey shows that while former vice president joe biden still enjoying a healthy lead, warren tacked on 5 points. kamala harris slipped to 7%. an der heckstrom is here. what do you make of the crossover story with elizabeth warren. it's early in the primaries here. people are spreading their money, i get that. but elizabeth warren, what's going on with that? >> i would question just how healthy joe biden's lead actually is. the danger for him, the suspicion among a lot of detr

in a gaggle, castro defends his brother, twin congressman joaquin castro, that published a trump donor list online. >> it's not okay for anybody to harass anybody else. doesn't matter where somebody is coming from, from the right or left. it's not okay for people to harass other people. nobody said it was. >> so why post the list online? >> my brother put out a list of names of people that were maxed out to the trump campaign. that is public information. that kind of information is put out all the time. >> iowa caucus growers grilled former maryland congressman john delaney after he tip toed around calling the president a white supremacist. >> he supports them. that's what i'm saying. >> so say it. >> stop with the semantics. >> i'm being very direct about it. i said it. >> no, you didn't. >> say he's a white supremacist. >> he supports white supremacy. >> andrew yank is the latest to make the cut. he told us what his strategy is. >> i need to find a target. we'll spin a wheel and see who island on. >> congress woman tulsi gabbard is here. she finished her soap box remarks and talked t

castro said this was not a campaign stop from him. he is not from el paso, wanted to give them privacy and peace they needed. he explained to reporters why he defends his brothers division, his twin, congressman joaquin castro's decision to publish a trump donor list online. >> it is not okay for anybody to harass anybody else. it doesn't matter where somebody is coming from, from the right or the left. it is not okay for people to harass other people. nobody ever said it was. reporter: why post the list online. >> what about intimidation? >> my brother put out a list of names of people who maxed out to the trump campaign. that is public information. that kind of information is put out all the time. reporter: iowa caucus-goers grilled former maryland congressman john delaney after he tip-toed around calling the president a white supremacist. >> he is a white supremacist. >> that is what i'm basically saying. >> say it. >> stop with the semantics. >> i'm not saying semantics. i'm not being direct bit. >> i said it. >> he supports white

a pursuit that started in castro valley and ends up on 580 at the 24 interchange. and a lot of activity and if this lasts much more than an hour this could be a problem as folks start to shuffle midday and this is not the commute direction in the afternoon but unfortunately there is no good direction for traffic flow. it is always heavy in that direction, westbound 580 heading toward 24 the bay bridge and the maze. so we continue to follow that and the investigation and of course your traffic impact. check our traffic page with flow and alternates with our waze utility on nbcbayarea.com/traffic. back to you. >> we'll try to keep the updates coming via twitter. >>> now we're going to the break, i talked about the new barbies and these are the number ones. latest something to look up to. civil rights activist rosa parks and astronaut sally ride have a doll. rosa parks refused to give up her seat on the bus for a white passenger and that launched the montgomery busboy cot which ended the racial desegregation of buses in alabama. and this is sally ride, the first woman

that moment went to julian castro. beto o'rourke talking about things his own way. he also brought good stuff. that first debate. it did not hurt that this was one of the only times of the whole debate night anybody raise the issue of impeachment. >> one of the most powerful pieces of arts in the united states capitol is the painting. at the hooieight of his power submitting to the rule of law. that stood and withtest its time. if we set another president now that a candidate who invited the participation of a foreign power, a president who thought to obstruct the investigation. we'll upset a new standard and that's some people because of the position of power and public trust they hold are above the law. we can't allow that to stand. we must begin impeachment now so that we have the facts and the truth and we follow him as far as we go and as high up as we save this democracy. if we have not been able to do that in this year and the year that follows my administration, our department of justice will pursue this facts to ensure there is accountability and justice. i

>>and he was very loving his mother says castro always care for his 3 year-old son. now rob of his father. >>san jose police say that does circumstances and the motive surrounding the shooting are still under investigation. no word on any arrests, reporting live in san jose del long kron 4 news. >>gun violence was the topic of discussion in san francisco today as demonstrators met outside of city hall and rallied for reform to gun laws this is the nation grips with the terrifying new normal of mass shootings. kron 4 sleep to call spoke to protesters and city leaders who believe that the issue has now reached a tipping point. >>does not deal with it. a grieving mother his late son was the innocent victim to gun imploring the crowd outside city hall in san francisco to push lawmakers to act there to be accountability and didn't breed among the city and state leaders to speak at the rally supervisor catherine stephanie who doubles as a member of the group moms demand action's due to sharing a direct message for the us senate as time. >>it's time to pass a red flag bills

secretary castro, your reaction to what has happened in el paso and ohio? >> well, it's sad for our country. and it's especially sad that the leader of our country is stoking the hatred and the bigotry and the division that is prompting people like that shooter to go and specifically search out latinos to kill. this is the climate that we find ourselves in in 2019. and, you know, what else can you say except that that's sad and all of us should be sad. we should also be infuriated, as i know a lot of people are, and now what we need to do as a country is to figure out a way to channel that anger into something that will change things in our country. common sense gun safety legislation. i was glad to see the folks in ohio chant back and interrupt their governor, telling him to do something. it's also time for congress to actually do something. and then also we need to give the tools to the department of justice that they need so that they can root out this domestic terrorism, whether it's white supremacist terrorism or other types of domestic terrorism. beca