i'm jim rubin, rubin, junius and rose, and i am the attorney for contest promotions which is number 8 on your calendar and matter that mr. hanky spoke about. i wasn't intending to speak unless somebody spoke on this matter. so, here i am. this is the settlement of a lawsuit that started in 2008. the city frankly was losing that lawsuit because the law was pretty clear that these were on-site advertising billboards. the city attorney recognized that. we've negotiated a settlement that took over a year. i find it hard to believe that the planning department wasn't available. they've always been available to answer any questions that anybody else wanted to ask. dan sider is the primary person that's been handling this and i know dan to return his calls and provide information. there is nothing that's been secretive about any of this. it's on your calendar. it's been properly noticed and san francisco beautiful could have called me or anybody else. this is the first i've heard of anybody paying any attention to this settlement at all and it's a last-minute. so, i urge you to proceed and r

dan rubin. kron four news. california drivers will be happy to hear gasoline prices have been dropping. the average price of gas has dropped three and a half cents in the past two weeks. that brings the average price of gas to 3-69 a gallon. analysts say supplies are meeting demand. and prices are likely to continue dropping. here's a look at gas prices around the bay. you can fill up in san jose for 4-15 a gallon. in oakland.only slightly higher at 4-16 a gallon. and in san francisco. the average price for gas is 4-27. a superstar couple releases a movie trailer for an upcoming concert tour. jay-z and beyonce released a trailer promoting their upcoming 'on the run' tour. they portray a pair of outlaws running from authorities. and plenty of other famous faces make cameos in the short -- jake gyllenhaal, sean penn, don cheadle, emmy rossum, and blake lively are all present. this tour marks the first time the couple have co-headlined a show. it kicks off in miami june 25. and play two concert dates here in the b

reporting in fremont, dan rubin, kron four news. today as the santa barbara community tries to cope with the tragedy. a neighbor of elliot rodger. describes a terrifying interaction at a party that foreshadowed fridays horrific events. he started saying i'm gonna kill those people. i'm gonna kill them all,. and i'm gonna kill myself. i distinctly remember him saying that little bitch. t. today authorities still investigating the shooting searched rodger's parents home to see what other evidence the alleged gunman left behind. we have much more on this developing story. including a closer look at the surveillance video of the shooting that took place at this convenience store. and the life lost there. for the very latest stay with kron 4 dot com. we bring you more details as the investigation into the tragedy continues. in another big story. a california highway patrol officer in santa rosa suffers two broken legs in an early morning crash. tonight, kron four's philippe djegal shows us what happened and what may have caused the colli

reporting in fremont, dan rubin, kron four news. as new details emerge in the investigation. we're getting glimpses at the chaos that broke out as shooting victims dove for cover. kyung lah brings us surveilance video from one of the deadly shooting scenes. a normal friday night at the i- v deli mart check out line when suddenly "i'm scared just looking at the camera. like holy oh, my god." mike hassan's surveillance cameras capturing the moment at his store customers ducking a glass door shattering. while people run one woman tries to reach out to a victim and calls 9-1-1 as bullets fly overhead. the gunman is just outside mere feet away intent on killing. "there's two bullets that came in through the counter." "you can actually see through." holes puncture the walls riddle the glass chunks of counter missing. "that's a bullet fragment." "where did that come from?" "in the back." and the worst of it is too gruesome to show. christopher ross martinez was heading to the deli to get something to eat. the surveillance video shows him running inside. bullets hit him twice. the u-

i would take a c over the f that his predecessor scored. >> ifill: trudy rubin? >> i would also say, though it's hard to rate a president, i would say c or passing because i think there have been some real failures and a lack of connecting the dots and focus on a preconceived notion that we were entering into a world where we could build a rule based global system ignoring the fact at that there were players playing hard politics and interested in using hard power, not soft pawr power. there's been a couple of redeeming areas, but basically the preconceptions, i think has led him really astray. >> ifill: nick burns that sounds naivete on the president's part? >> i think his record is mixed because it's hard to take a snap shot in any one day and say he is winning and losing in foreign policy. he's done well on iran. for the first time in 34 years we have the iranians at the negotiating table mainly through tough minded sanctions he and george w. bush put in place. i think on the trip of asia he shows the concept you'll breckthrough that more of the interests will

ktvu's ann rubin is live with how the find may be the result of the drug war waged in southern california. >> reporter: authorities say they have been fighting the drug war so successfully smugglers are looking for places to come ashore further north. >> reporter: this is what investigators found at the beach today. 42 bails of marijuana, 1200 pounds. authorities believe smugglers used the fishing boat to bring it ashore. when they transferred the drugs to a suv they got stuck. they fled leaving their clothes and the drugs behind. >> the vehicle was too heavy and couldn't make it out of the sand. >> the department of homeland security have seen a large number of the operation along the california coast, usually in southern california. increasing patrols there have been pushing the boats north. >> we believe this was a larger -- [ indiscernible ] >> so would have given it more sea legs. >> reporter: authorities say this is the northern most landing they have seen. the commotion came as a shock for those taking a stroll on the beach. >> like, okay, this is in our backyard. it is everywhere.

ktvu's ann rubin is in san jose where she learned more about the men killed. >> reporter: high school graduates who appeared to be thriving at uc santa barbara. >> those that knew george chen are filled with anger and grief. she lived next door to the family. >> i am really sorry from the bottom of my heart. i hope somehow this stops. >> violent rampage that took his life. hewas stabbed by his apartment. elliot rodger killed three others and injured 13. >> it needs to start from the home. you know? parents. have to teach the kids the value of life. other people life. >> reporter: she was a -- he was a 2012 graduate who worked with kids at the ymca. he was devoted to giving back. >> good boy. they involved in the community volunteer. and they try to help people. >> reporter: cheng yuan hong worked with kids, he was studying commuter engineering. friends call him brilliant and gendal. they -- gentle. they wish this could have been prevented. >> no one deserves that. especially not him. >> reporter: a candlelight vigil will be held tonight at uc santa cruz at 8:00 p.m. a thousand people

ktvu's ann rubin has more. >> reporter: he will spend his days on patrols looking for the most serious offenders. >> we call it enforcement. it is more than that. >> reporter: in his job with the water department he is part enforcer, part educator. >> city of santa cruz water department. >> his goal find the water wasters. >> runs down the streets. >> gets them to comply with new restrictions on water use. >> we are asking all our customers to achieve a 25% reduction. >> the water department hopes fines will help. a home is allotted 10 units a month. the first unit above that is a $25 fine. and for every unit above that, $50 fine. this family wracked up $275 worth of fines, hiking their bill to well over $300. the biggest problems comes from over irrigations and leaks. >> looking forlooking for water in the streets. >> reporter: that is exactly what we found. >> i could hear what sounds like a leak. >> notification to the renter leads to the promise of a resolution -- promise of a resolution. >> fix it right away before we get fined. >> reporter: most people have been cooperating. >> r

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his mentor, robert rubin, the treasury secretary under president clinton, spoke to obama. >> robert rubin told the president that you were in articulate, and in his job interview, the president says to you, rubin says you're in articulate. what do you have to say about this? and you say, he's right and it's worse than you think. >> it was. i didn't ever have high expectations that there was a way to make what was necessary understandable. >> geithner felt he did not have a reassuring presence, something the country needed from the person in charge of its finances. he was president of the new york fed when lehman brothers collapsed. he was a political albatross, geithner told obama. there were better people for the job. why when he ultimately took the job, it didn't take long for geithner to feel conflicted. in his third day as secretary, he was walking into his first one-on-one meeting with the president when an activist stopped him and told him he was going to denounce him to the press. >> and you said, i'm not saying anything about this, so the president said what he was going to say, a

we are down so people are doing their part. >> reporter: ann rubin. ktvu news. >>> police are looking for someone who smashed their car right into an apple store and then went off with tens of thousands of the dollars worth of products. investigators say the unusual smash and grab happened just before 3:00 a.m. at the apple store on fourth street. about $40,000 worth of phones, tablets, computers and monitors was stolen. and shoppers today were turned away from the store. >> i said, i said can i make another appointment she said for bay street or san francisco but we're not going to take any appointments until further notice. >> the car was eventually towed away. police have not said whether it was stolen. >>> right now the change only impacts new subscribers. anyone in the u.s. signing up for its video subscription services will pay $9 a month. current subscribers will continue to pay $10 a month for the next year. the company same that is it needs money to buy new series like house of cards. >>> an 11-year-old boy caught in a case of mistaken identi

ktvu's ann rubin is live where a police news conference has just wrapped up. >> the police department will conductilities own investigation into the -- conduct its own investigation into the shootings and the findings will be forwarded to the fbi and the department of justice. in the mean time they are addressing public concern. new video released today from a surveillance camera. it shows a different advantage opponent of theofficer involved shooting. the gardening sheers he was brandishing. he was picked up for being drunk in public on two occasions. police wanted to show that video along with another cell phone video taken. they played audio from police radios. while no determination is made on whether the shooting is justified, they are being transparent about what happened. the last night a man was shot during a protest and a police officer trying to give him cpr was injured by a projectile thrown from the crowd. residents are angry. >> behaving like terrorists. >> they are frustrated and angry. they see it, they react to it. that could upset them. the training we had, i think it

ktvu's ann rubin is in the south bay tonight where she has ben talking to people -- been talking to people who know them. >> reporter: cheng yuan hong, george chen, friends describe them as brilliant, sincere and modest and now they are grieving their lost. >> the family of george chen was heading to santa barbara today to speak to authorities. >> too sad. >> spokesperson talks to reporters outside this san jose home, painting a picture of a man who was dovoted to his family -- devoted to his family. >> he was a good boy. they involve in the community volunteer. and they try to help people. >> now loved ones are trying to make sense of what happened. his roommate, cheng yuan hong and weihan wang were fatally stabbed by elliot rodger. the first of many horrific crime scenes. he is still in shock. [ indiscernible ] >> no one deserves that. especially not him. >> unfortunately happening -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a neighbor of the family hopes what will happen is a call to action to prevent the next mass killing from happening. >> i am really sorry from the bottom of my heart. i just h

ktvu's ann rubin is live with the boat and why there was an suv stuck in the sand nearby. >> reporter: well for, the smugglers this is a botched operation though they didn't have a problem getting to the beach, they did have a problem carting their lute away. >> reporter: they came to take in the view. when they arrived they couldn't believe their eyes. >> i thought it was funny till i saw the gun. >> reporter: this was the scene, a mexican fishing boat, nearby an suv stuck in the sand. authorities found 42 bails of marijuana, 1200 pounds, that they left behind. >> appears the vehicle was too heavy and couldn't make it out of the sand. >> reporter: authorities say this is consistent with the work of mexican drug cartel. law enforcement has been seeing an increasing number of the boats on the california coast. usually they are in southern california. the success of paroles there pushed the smugglers north. >> since march 2013, there has been eight confirmed landings from monterey county to san mateo. >> reporter: this was had a large sophisticated fuel tank enabling it to travel furthe

kron four's dan rubin visited a water park that's opening its gates just in time for the heat wave. splish splash. instead of running that water at home. dads can't wait to get outside. keeping kids cool in rising heat is a primary concern. when trying to keep kids safe, it's helpful to have more than one pair of eyes looking after them. parents also have to look out for rising utility bills. to keep the kids cool and happy at home, you have to pay pg&e. which means you have to have a job. while warm weather is drying up work in some parts of california. employment pools are expanding in concord. firefighters respond to an outdoor blaze in unincorporated san leandro. officials tell us an individual was using tools to grind metal when sparks hit old carpeting on the floor. the carpeting helped the flames ignite and spread fast. during the fire, a number of old cars, grass and carpet all burnt to a crisp. pretty good working fire. it had a lot of steam on it. that's not uncommon because of the material the carpet is made out of plus the cars that were burning. fire officials urge peop

live in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the legal battle over public access to a beach took a field trip with a judge and attorneys from both sides. >> that sign used to be painted. it used to say martin's beach. >> we audit up with the attorney general -- caught up with the attorney general after the judge took a tour. they are suing to restore public access. he locked the gate after he bought the property in 2010. >> the people would walk down this road. this exist but it was open so the public had the right to come down here. >> the public has the right to use the beach but because of the locked gate the only way to get there is by boat. testimony wrapped up today, closing arguments in two weeks. >>> b.a.r.t. police reviewing surveillance video after a person was hit and killed by a train after 10:00 a.m. this morning. police are trying to determine how the person got on to the tracks. the track was headed to san francisco international airport. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. hundreds of new jobs are coming to newark. amazon is building a new facility there and ktvu's tom vaca

live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> returning to our coverage of the may day rallies.ning now news chopper 2 is over downtown san jose where the may day celebration is focusing on immigration reform. thousands of people joined the march. news chopper 2 showing us people marching down the street. this is by san jose state university university. they have been marching over the past hour or so in a western direction. we will continue to monitor the situation. we expect to have a live update on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> we are now hearing more about washington's reaction to a tsa document showing san jose airport is meeting security requirements. it came three weeks before a teen climbed a fence and stowed away on a jet liner in the wheel well. barbara boxer questioned the tsa chief about the findings. >> you cleared them and that is troubling to me. why didn't you know they didn't have -- something is wrong here. i am worried about this. >> fencing was in fine shape. [ indiscernible ] >> barbara boxer and the tsa administrator agreed to meet at a later date to

we are down so people are doing their part. >> reporter: ann rubin.u news. >>> police are looking for someone who smashed their car right into an apple store and then went off with tens of thousands of the dollars worth of products. investigators say the unusual smash and grab happened just before 3:00 a.m. at the apple store on fourth street. about $40,000 worth of phones, tablets, computers and monitors was stolen. and shoppers today were turned away from the store. >> i said, i said can i make another appointment she said for bay street or san francisco but we're not going to take any appointments until further notice. >> the car was eventually towed away. police have not said whether it was stolen. >>> right now the change only impacts new subscribers. anyone in the u.s. signing up for its video subscription services will pay $9 a month. current subscribers will continue to pay $10 a month for the next year. the company same that is it needs money to buy new series like house of cards. >>> an 11-year-old boy caught in a case of mistaken identity.

rubin. i think the issue in afghanistan is not as black and white because it's very complex. it's extremely complex. there are so many factors. these war lords and strongmen did not exist as dr. rubin suggests, there's a -- >> i know you, i'm sure you have a lot to say on this subject, but there are other people -- >> i'll get into that. and the question that i have -- >> yes. >> i have worked with attah and with others because i worked for the government there. the stories that you say is very relevant. i have quite a few of them myself, but i won't get into it. the regional dimension, i think, these people are primarily help supported by different regional countries. like attah was invited by the president of tajikistan or by turkey or others as if if he's a head of state. the same thing goes with -- [inaudible] he has very close connections with pakistan and so on and so forth. how do you see that? and i think the story that you mentioned about president obama, angela merkel also went and met sadat and a dozen other prime ministers of european origin. that kind of boosted

he was diana wasserman-rubin then released from police dark he was then released from police custody. >>> kelly carter spoke to ktvu channel 2 news shortly after being released from jail sunday morning. a neighbor called for help saturday night after her husband and brother got into a fight but what happened next differs from what happen had in the alameda county sheriff's office. >> i said please don't do nothing to them. he put his handcuffs on me right away. >> she was in handcuffs and while she was handcuffed, the officer's attentions were used to deal with her brother and husband, she was actively kicking the officers. >> the other deputy was put in a choke hold and it happened during a scuffle with a suspect near canyon road. a drunken man punched them several times while trying to remove them from the home. he managed to take him into custody after the struggle. >>> and frank somerville started with a trip to the police academy and his own grueling work out. >> this was way harder than i thought it would be. >> he had no problem with the mess ups. he is not the only one to unde

kron four's dan rubin says, the issue is less about enforcing catholic principles at home, and more about enforcing labor laws at work. new photographs showing health concerns at a san francisco teachers are not only obligated by contract, to teach in the classroom, and also to be able model. --role model. five teachers and to our high schools have agreed not to sign the contract and chosen not to return. at the and the contract walgreens. including rodent droppings it's a story you'll only see on four. in the last two months, mice and rats have been reported at three walgreens locations in san francisco. kron 4's j.r. stone has been investigating all of the cases. and has the new pictures. when the closely and you'll see rodent species. this was taken by an inspector of the department of health. the inspectors took the photos before the store was forced to shut down on friday. take a look at how close the feces are to this child that flip-flop. the rodents have made their rounds because in the shaw you conceive pcs on both sides of the shelves--pcs.feces. says the shots have been taken t

that's called a rubin's tube. he calls it his sound fire tube. happens is the sound that is being played into the tube creates areas of different pressure called standing waves. and the lower the note, the longer the wave, creating the different height in the flame. >> i think that would be pretty impressive to take to a ballpar banner or anything for that matter. >> we start with this nut, it is an actual nut. a nut and a bolt. >> that is a nut as in a nut and a bolt. sitting on the tracks and you can see the train just rolling right over it. the nut eventually gets moved. because i said this was a story of two nuts on the rail track. you're looking athe l ing ing a the second nut. you're looking at the train as it is moving over him. we were getting video from on the tracks. wasn't a camera set there. it was a camera being held by somebody. he picks up the nut, puts it back on the track. now, one of them is smart. which one do you think is saying, i need to get up off the tracks. the nut, part of the nut and bolt team. bingo, you win today. tha

live in oakland, ann rubin. >>> california highway pa troll has an amber alert across the entire state for a by abducted by his father. edwin vargas, the father drove off in the mother's mini van with the by inside. that vehicle was found later but no word on the two people inside. this now is a picture of abraham vargas with the boy when he was younger. vair gas has talked about taking the by to mexico. >>> happening now, two mile stretch of interstate 280 in san francisco closed for construction. southbound 280 is closed from king street to caesar chavez until tuesday morning. northbound lanes traffic was moving smoothly when we checked an hour ago. southbound 280 is a favorite route and there is a giant's game tonight. call tran has been urging fans to take public transit. >>> it has been a nightmare getting into san francisco almost all day. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where you can see there is a significant backup. you can see those with fast track are moving quite along. the trouble at the toll plaza started early this morning with a serious problem with the meterin

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his name is ben rubin. .s you press a button and everybody that pushed tou is being their mobile. with one click you go live and one click for your followers to tune into whatever it is you're streaming. have 100 somey we people watching us via yevvo right now, except via a different angle. what is your business model? how are you going to make money? anyone to to allow stream, to browse and interact in real-time time with this kind of content. and you created platform that allows hundreds of thousands of people to tune in to one phone of a person, you empower people, the people become the new tv. we want to own this media. >> your car to completely kill tv, but you raised more than $4 million. where do you go from here? i heard a funny story about how you manage to get that money in the first place. >> the first round i was speaking to one of the notable angels here in israel. chter he finished the pit there are mixed emotions. i entered this taxi and the guy had a karaoke machine in the taxi. microphoneed m

dan rubin. kron four news. >> jacqueline: it is to the low clouds moving in dallas in a round continue to see gusty conditions. and a number of places vallejo concord, fairfield are in the teens. this to the showers pushing through northern california. this will push down into the south as we head into tomorrow. coming upper >> catherine: more than a month after nearly 300 nigerian schoolgirls were kidnapped by islamic militants. the search continues. c-n-n's vladimir duthiers talked to the sister of one of the girls who was abducted. >>singing >>she looks scared. >> reporter: when you heard about what happened on april 14th?... pressure sister was kidnapped, what did you think? >> >> reporter: you wish that god would take your life when you heard the news. you still think like that? >>foreign language >> reporter: you missed your sister. >> yes i missed my sister. >> reporter: describe us for for us >> reporter: when you are together what kind of activities to you to the tether do together >>fo

in the rubin case -- [laughter] >> in the rubin case, a nonreligious person delivered invocations on multiple occasions. >> perhaps he's asking me that question and i can answer it later. [laughter] >> i'd like to reserve the remainder of my time. >> yes. thank you, counsel. mr. gershengorn. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, the second circuit's decision here requires courts to determine when a legislature has permitted too many sectarian references in its prayers or has invited too many christian prayer-givers. that approach is flawed for two reasons. first, it cannot be squared with our nation's long history of opening legislative sessions not only with a prayer, but a prayer given in the prayer-giver's own religion idiom. and second, it invites exactly the sort of parsing of prayer that marsh sought to avoid and that federal courts are ill-equipped to handle. >> and what was the purpose of marsh saying that proselytizing or damning another religion would be a constitutional violation? >> so we agree with -- >> so unless you parse the prayers, you can't determine w

hellfire is bracing for the start of the 2014 fire season here and the bay area today kron4 demand rubins joining us live from american king in where firefighters are working with residents to minimize fire danger on demand? >> help us help them. >> need the residents to go up there and clear all around their homes and that way we go out there and defend it for them. >> reporter: with choir to keep all round the hall 30 to 50 ft.. around the home >> wacking of weeds. >> if we have more time we can say their house. >> reporter: that means resident will be off the hook. >> have seen it hit a year to year and are still losing homes. >> it grows a lot of wild grass that grows best that fast >> reporter: and early indications is that it could be worse than last year which is one of the biggest fires in california history. >> pam: has yet been say >> jacqueline: tomorrow and especially on wednesday temperatures in the '80s in the bay area we did set new records in concord with 82 in hayward. closer to the coastline it was a little cooler. temperatures early scene in the next couple of days. te

kron four's dan rubin visited a water park that's opening its gates just in time for the heat wave. splish splash. waterworld is doing the math. instead of running that water at home. dads can't wait to get outside. > > the kids are exhausted. the wife is a good mood. it's a win- win. > > it's the first hot day of the year for. i've been looking forward to this all winter long. keeping kids cool in rising heat is a primary concern. > > he makes is put on a lot of sun block. > > that is true loss of some block. when trying to keep kids safe, it's helpful to have more than one pair of eyes looking after them. > > we have first-aid kits with a quick cup water for anybody to should forget to stay hydrated. parents also have to look out for rising utility bills. > > we are always running their a see it's pretty dry and hot around here. to keep the kids cool and happy at home, you have to pay pg&e. which means you have to have a job. while warm weather is drying up work in some parts of employment pools are expanding in concord. we staff about 500 employees here. that includes lifeguards

. >> do they have managers 1234 is it like rubin kincaid? >> if you are independent you don't have those people telling you. >> you have been an outspoken supporter and you would think he is more sensitive. >> lgbt are not jews though, right? >> he should know better. whether or not he intended to be racist, guess what, everybody thought you were trying to be racist. >> that's interesting. it doesn't matter if you were being racist. there is nothing you can do? >> he is in the court of public opinion. >> i think people who think he is racist are being racist. they have a jewish stereo type in their brain. i thought that is a fun, goofy mask. >> i think what happened is he went to the thrift shop and that was the only choice available. he's like i guess i will put all of this together. the real question is, like always, where is ryan lewis? >> who is that a? >> exactly. it is the guy who sings with him, right? >> nobody pays attention to. >> i thought ryan lewis was the raccoon on top of mclemore's head. >> that is really bad. that's shameful

an rubin, ktvu news. >>> today was marked with rallies.police in san francisco detained a number of people when they blocked 16th street and mission. the crowds then started shouting, let them go. and that caused major traffic problems and stopped the bus lines until police were finally able to clear the area. in oakland, protest organizers tell us they didn't want violence to take away from their message. and amber lee is in oakland where a large rally brought out students and the like. >> reporter: now at its peak there may have been 1,000 people here and organizers tell me they hope their message was heard. >>> their passion is undeniable. >> we're here today to stand up for migrants all over the world. >> reporter: in numbers, the call resinated with many. >> my parents were forced out of their country because of things that were happening there. >> reporter: melissa reyes says she was within the lucky. her parents were able to migrate here legally. she sympathizing with those who are not. one protester told us that her father was work

kron four's dan rubin shows us. a new tool. that helps people keep track of their water use in real-time. this morning on the kron 4 this morning on the crime it morning news.a main highway is shut down and could be out of commission fo the entire holiday weekend. and sexual assault strikes in a popular park in livermore.how to keep yourself safe. and cooler temperatures in the forecast.we'll have what your holiday weekend is the kron 4 morning news starts right now. southbound lanes of interstate- 280 are now closed in san francisco. and could be shut down for the entire holiday weekend. c-h-p officers moved in at nine o'clock last night. interstate 280 southbound will be shut down from sixth street down to mariposa. but kind - 9 add to it than the cloud is accurate and ends up to about 7580 and end and an actor this afternoon as an empirical been so low 80s 4 inland announced last fall when mid-70s by the bay is a fantastic looking day. a great way to kick off. whatever the traffic center and said the morning to erica i suspe

an rubin, ktvu news. >>> today was marked with rallies.police in san francisco detained a number of people when they blocked 16th street and mission. the crowds then started shouting, let them go. and that caused major traffic problems and stopped the bus lines until police were finally able to clear the area. in oakland, protest organizers tell us they didn't want violence to take away from their message. and amber lee is in oakland where a large rally brought out students and the like. >> reporter: now at its peak there may have been 1,000 people here and organizers tell me they hope their message was heard. >>> their passion is undeniable. >> we're here today to stand up for migrants all over the world. >> reporter: in numbers, the call resinated with many. >> my parents were forced out of their country because of things that were happening there. >> reporter: melissa reyes says she was within the lucky. her parents were able to migrate here legally. she sympathizing with those who are not. one protester told us that her father was work

but we have had for the past 10 years and highly educated man who has rubin to be a weak and incompetentime minister. a -- who has proven to be weak and incompetent prime minister. >> why is that? >> he was indefinite and insecure in his position. he did not have political. -- political courage. he did not have good advisors. the candidates is abrasive. we could exchange a week and insecure prime minister for an aggressive and possibly intolerant one. but we have checks and balances. bodie will find that he is in a democracy, scrutinized fearlessly. >> he wasn't a great student? >> he was a mediocre student. ofhaving the distinction being a first-class student, there is also a distinction in being a third class student. and he was also a failed lawyer. >> because he was so interested in politics? but because he was just a bad speaker. it is interesting that such a great leader that started as a bad lawyer had a bad stutter. and he went to south africa. he found his and way into a court case how? >>lect he went to settle -- he went to settle one dispute ended their 21 years. and the diffe

. >> i think ultimately it will get approved under the bob rubin, sandy weill -- adam: i will plug the plug on at&t. >> look at the stock. because the market was betting it wouldn't get done earlier. adam: this deal won't get done. i will take that bet. we'll move on to youtube. not -- >> market is the about deal doesn't get done. adam: youtube according to game latest move reportedly shelling out more than a billion dollars to buy videogame streaming company, twitch. tracy, why? >> twitch. >> that is where the kids are. everyone is on youtube. you can't braid your hair without going on youtube to get advice. teens are there. kids are there. adam: you're playing your game but watch someone else -- >> talk to someone. adam: what is the business plan for doing this? they have so many people? >> i'm trying to figure out a lot of things on deal. printing press. polio vaccine and man and moon and i don't know what youtube is trying to deal with this unthis is like "saturday night live" where captain kirk tells a fan go find a girl. have we jumped the shark on youtube. >> when i was in "news

chief of staff to secretary robert rubin.deputy chief of staff to the president of the united states. deputy director of the office of management and budget, and then the director of that. you are central to crafting the clinton budget in the 1990's which led to budget surpluses for 3 years in a row, something i'll most impossible to imagine -- something almost impossible to imagine, and enormous growth economically in our country. hereearned -- i have found through your work with the clinton administration -- you just work because of the way you are work across the aisle with other people. it is your instinct to try to find common ground. you are very, very tough. i'm thinking about the example we just talked about -- dust in underground mines. i wanted it to be one it is now two. i apologize to the audience for not going into this. ms. burwell did the right thing and came down at 1.5, the first time in 41 years that the united states government had addressed the problem of breathable dust, dust, leading to black lung. it wa

. >> his professors were bob rubin and larry summers when he was at the treasury department -- >> on-the-jobing. person is a very bright who could learn on-the-job, to be sure. i don't know the fact that he had not worked on wall street was a disqualifier. he did deal with a range of crises when he was in the treasury department. but he took on that job and he used that experience when he was on-the-job to fight the fires in much the same way. the question will be, did they make the right moves? his notion that they had to respond and help out wall street to help mainstreet will remain controversial and i think even in the interview on cbs sunday morning, even he acknowledged there are a lot of people that the end of the day believe you made the wrong call. he's got to live with that. >> we have a clip from this conversation with cbs's anthony mason. >> i am saying, in a financial panic that is enormous collateral damage. they are deeply unfair and tragic in that context. the first imperative is you make the system safer. not because you care about the bags or you want to the tech but if you

writer and journalist who has written and followed afghanistan for a long time and was helped by barney rubin. two interrelated questions. one is that i'm interested in what's happened in a few years of the past and thinking first of all the big figure on the radical islamic side. are these people still part of the political equation? the second question, i was interested yesterday to hear carlotta gall talk on npr and she was,. >> she is an author that just published a book called "the wrong enemy." >> what she was talking about pakistan making the obvious point that pakistan is related with domestic afghan politics making the point that there were two views she discerned of the americans about the military the role of the military in pakistan that paradoxically the u.s. military was much stronger and more stringent in saying we should be tougher on particularly protecting of the radicals on the border with afghanistan. it the diplomats, the civilians who kept saying oh we have really have to take care. we don't want to rupture our relations with this important ally. i'm wondering what is yo

go really clear view of clear skies tonight at what looks like getting ready for warmup stand and rubine weather center with more >> : much-needed warmup this weather is not quite nice enough for san fransico very clear skies as you mentioned temperature is a little on a mild side as you said they are going to warmup quite a bit in the coming days infective the trend were looking at for the next three days even see the as and when temperatures creeping up from the low 70's all the way up toward 90 degrees as by the time monday comes around other states that the be very nice 83 and 79 by the bay 70 all by the coast maybe even beach weather there insipid and gore had led to a pitcher's right now not 58 san fransico 64 local and 63 in redwood city 65 currently in richmond 67 and concord was tablatures been kept on a bit hit with these wind gusts gusty conditions especially in the higher elevations 20 mi. an hour to talk about about oversleep 25 mi. an hour and still get us there in the east bay hills. was a blustery conditions will continue through the morning along with what is going to s

so, for example, cities like new york city recently released a set of data and the rubin said or did an analysis on this and showed that during a subway delay there were more trips taken near the subway stations immediately as soon as the mta released that notice of the delay over text. they were more trips, bikes being taken rapid transit stations than in other places but it was only during that time. it was not a recurring trips we knew it wasn't a -- it was just in response to billy. you can see that in general, that means we now know where those transit hubs are and what people are making the last mile effort where they actually can use a boost in getting connected to the major transit hubs. those are under examined areas, and with open that i think there's a better, better potential, more potential to understand where we should be putting our dollars. >> and it doesn't have to be a formal process. the mayors and leadership to say how does your plan tie-in to the of the plan. i don't think that question happens a lot and i'm very fortunate in having all those divisions underneath

writer and journalist who has written and followed afghanistan for a long time and was helped by barney rubin. two interrelated questions. one is that i'm interested in what's happened in a few years of the past and thinking first of all the big figure on the radical islamic side. are these people still part of the political equation? the second question, i was interested yesterday to hear carlotta gall talk on npr and she was,. >> she is an author that just published a book called "the wrong enemy." >> what she was talking about pakistan making the obvious point that pakistan is related with domestic afghan politics making the point that there were two views she discerned of the americans about the military the role of the military in pakistan that paradoxically the u.s. military was much stronger and more stringent in saying we should be tougher on particularly protecting of the radicals on the border with afghanistan. it the diplomats, the civilians who kept saying oh we have really have to take care. we don't want to rupture our relations with this important ally. i'm wondering what is yo

. >> rubin and his team have been creating -- >> thank you for your time. and i t specialist. we go to him. [inaudible conversations] >> any situation we run into, customs service is great. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you are a legend in your own time. >> you look exactly like your picture. not many people can claim that. >> that is the problem. i look like my picture. >> before we go any further, before i ask a question and you don't like me anymore. >> in you were in the military? >> i was not. i was born in 1960, right in between all of that. two -- too young for vietnam and too old for everything else. >> best wishes. >> more time to play. >> have you been here before? >> never. i had a problem being invited back in but i already appeared once. cleared the room. if you want something simple you have got that. >> i know more. >> have you done research? >> oh yes. >> find the perfect birthday gift. >> all right. >> collectible plush creatures with a unique online code and if you have spring fever

sit there rubin 5:00 a.m.sday this was a traffic has not been to bed stars and some other wars there would consider the see our dough basis officials are recommending taking public transit this again for for the us cities. morally and the official start of summer also sometimes celebrations can lead to drinking and driving bay area law enforcements and full force the end up area. please set up checkpoints on the grit of parkway n. milpitas they say a majority there are for are having a license but a story so see their fair share of driving under the influence and affects. >> : in light driving her job in the backseat ran off the roadway and college road and cause severe injury to our chow themselves. buster officers arrest of person for dia d y hoping this year is zero. airline pledges of people zephyrs is watching you and paula saturday brain intention good dry caught fire third. clean resurrect movement to get gm all food labels. will have better luck this year because last year the measure defeated. their h