why was the fbi executing a search warrant at the home of robin raphael? >> we are aware of this law enforcement matter. the state department has been cooperating. >> generally, a counterintelligence investigation involves some kind of espionage activity. >> reporter: robin raphael as a patriot, whose husband arnold, a former u.s. ambassador to pakistan, died in a plane crash with that country's leader in 1988. raphael began her career as a cia analyst before spending decades with the foreign service. she had most recently been a consultant for the state department, but her appointment has expired. her family says she is cooperating with the investigation. the exact nature of the investigation is unclear, but her security clearance has been suspended. and authorities not only searched her home but offices as well. >>> and a developing story in the west tonight,hat the coroner has revealed about the death of robin williams. >> reporter: he did not have any illegal drugs or alcohol in his system when he took his own life. he was found dead last august 11th,

results of that work and to get all the commissions the relevant commissions up to speed so greg a raphael from our finance team was a the mtas planter and joined by david from the puc from the disburse are you of sealing sea level rise to catch you up. >> the guru. >> we'll start with a prayer larva i thank you ed and director nolan i'm david the compliment program director at the public utilities commission the chair of the sea level rise committee a brief overview and the guidance for the sea level rise into the capitalized committee that we adapted on september 22nd the mayor got us start action over a year ago and asked us to organize the effort to accommodate the rise particularly when it comes to the infrastructure that we manage in san francisco across all departments we've not been doing nothing but starting to think about the sea level rise the mayor wants us on the same page and the same science this was our goal to adapt this we have a framework for providing an overview of today the context for this work included a number of regulatory initiatives out of state and local bodies

raphael. >> good afternoon director nolan and i'll give you a brief overview how we take the steps that it is old and apply it to our internal plans so right now the chart on your screen we're conducting a vulnerability assessment the steps that david outlined we're assembling all the data both the updated sea level rise data and the data on all our assets i hope to have that completed by early next year then we'll be able to look at all the assets that are potentially in trouble and screen out the ones that are not and determine the incredible issue then we'll be able to determine what kinds of adaptation measures may or may not be needed we'll be working closely with our partnerships partners like bart and other transportation folks to help us plan those measures again to have the vulnerability assessment around the middle of next year to prioritize the dangerous and identify funding sources for those as well that's all we have for i today and we'll happy to answer questions.

. >> raphael: welcome. >> gloria: ah. >> raphael: enjoy the show. >> gloria: thank you.

dryer conditions through santa rosa and san raphael.ier rain south of the city, so south city, daily city, san mateo, half moon bay, palo alto. not only do we have rain to deal with but we're hearing reports of lightening strikes. if you have any interesting pictures, send me a picture to breaking news at kron4news.com. showers continue to work their way east so we're seeing heavy rain develop in san jose, morgan hill, gilroy. looks like a lot of wet weather in the livermore valley and altamonte pass. we're dealing with the brunt of the system currently. we have snow up in tahoe, so if you're headed in that direction, bring your chains. we have winter weather advisory in effect until 7:00 tonight. into the early afternoon, futurecast shows by 2:00, although we're anticipating some light rain for the delta, out towards oakland and perhaps around sfo. you'll notice it's not as organized and we don't see the yellow and orange meaning the rain is not as heavy. we'll see a little bit of sunshine into the afternoon and by 7:00, not much but j

raphael rob pleaded guilty back in 2007 to killing his wife ellen. the murder happened in december of 2006. inside their king of prussia home. police say that he tried to make it look like an intruder broke in. ellen rob's children are now seeking damages in civil court. rob is spending five to 10 years in prison. we will bring you the verdict as soon as it comes in. >> trouble on the streets of philadelphia's grays ferry second. skyfox over the seen of a water main break and you can kind of tell what's going on right the there. the streets buckled at 28thth dickinson. the intersection closed off though we do not have any word of anybody's water service stopping. >>> now a developing story in delaware county. police serving a warrant in collingdale come under fire and tonight a father and son are under arrest. fox 29's dawn timmeney joining us live from collingdale tonight. dawn, was anybody seriously hurt? >> reporter: well, fortunately, no, iain but this was an extremely volatile and dangerous situation. two swat team members were hit by the gunfir

raphael roma, cnn, mexico. >>> china's autonomous region has a history of ethnic unrest.he uigher minority live this and the communist party is looking to promote ethnic unity. but expects say it may be doing just the opposite. >> reporter: in this classroom in china, one student stands out. in china. he's thousands of miles away from his home. this is the first time the chinese government granted access to foreign immediatia. an extraordinary communist experiment in ethnic integration. every year, the chinese government selects 10,000 students and puts them in schools across the country. they say it's a way to get an equal education. students are often from poor families and take a strict exam to get in. "eastern china is more developed. we enjoy better educational resources, closely watched by our minders." uighers are mostly muslim. their culture and language separates them. for years, the communist party struggled with ethnic tension and blamed daily terror attacks on uigher separatists. images like these are deeply embarrassing. >> translator: it's as much about lear

. >> well the family of former pen economics professor, raphael robb, finally gets to hear from him in court. this is seven years after he pleaded guilty to bludgeoning to death his wife. the victim's family seeking compensatory and punitive damages in court from rob who took the stand yesterday. ellen robb was killed in the couple's king of prussia home while she was wrapping christmas present in 2006. their daughter was 12 years old at the time. and the family's attorney says this case is about three things. >> to compensate the estate for the horrific pain and suffering that ellen suffered, it is to make sure that no longer financially de pent den on hers controlling father, and make sure what ralph yet rob gets out of prison that he doesn't live a life of luxury. >> the daughter testified today that she fears that her dad, ralph yell rob, or that she still fears her dad, i should say, raphael robb serving five to ten years in state prison. >> they say no good deed goes un punish. >> ninety year old good samaritan who has become a person charged in for the lauderdale. >> for what, k

the victim's wife is seeking compensatory and punitive damages from raphael robb, he is convicted of murdering his wife back in 2006 inside their king of prussia home. the daughter has -- the couple has a daughter who was 12 when his wife was killed. >>> the mega billion dollars is estimate the at $200 million. >>> the philadelphia school district resumes hearing on wednesday to shut down the walter d. palmer charter school after an inquiry shows that it underperformed over the last 6 years. the school kicked out 250 children last month because it's unable to pay its bills. >>> a long-running dispute over the washington redskins team is likely to go on for another quarter. >> in new york city a symbolic recovery from the 9/11 attack also. >> reporter: we're dressing kids in sweatshirts. immaculata at that is our university on 6abc. when i come back, i'll get you the day-park forecast and the ♪ music ♪ it's so important to make someone happy ♪ ♪ make just one heart to heart you ♪ ♪ music ♪ you sing to one smile that cheers you ♪ ♪ one face that lights when it nears you ♪ [ male announ

we have san raphael and will the valley we'll have rain falling this morning. and along the peninsula, san francisco and down in san mateo and if we shift to the east, light rain falling in your area, pleasanton, and livermore, it stretches into areas like antioch and oakley. let's pop to the sierra, this system is a warmer one, snow levels are coming up to 7,000 to 8,000 feet this afternoon. it's very windy until 4:00 this afternoon. there's a wind advisory. if you are thinking of heading that direction for the weekend as we get through to the 8 and 9:00 hour we see things taper off a little bit moving into the south bay. we're beginning to dry out over most of the bay area. it's partly cloudy skies for the second half of the day as far as reading for the rainfall, a he have got anywhere from a quarter inch to perhaps half an inch. we can get through the numbers quickly because we're not going to see a lot of change for the entire day. upper 50s, low 60s outside our door right now. 64 in oakland, 60 for pacifica. low 60s in berkeley for the cal stanford game a

south in san jose, where you enjoying the abundance of sunshine today, otherwise right here in san raphael, we're at 61 degrees. fun down is at 4:55, and the sun comes up tomorrow, with the front moving through around 11:00 tomorrow morning, that's when we'll have the heaviest rain showers and scattered showers later on in the afternoon hours. your seven-day forecast suggests while we'll have the rain out, it will turn partly cloudy on sunday with sunshine through thanksgiving. we're here today, and i have to tell you this has been one of my favorite, where's roberta of all times. we're here at dive dogs for the blind and this week's edition of, where's roberta. >> reporter: this story is about people. >> i've been blind now 22 years. >> and about the dogs and partnership between both. meet ken aldenberger and his guide dog bristol. >> guide dogs for the blind provide services for the entire bay area and worldwide. >> guiding a person down the street in a responsible way is pretty amazing. >> training a guide dog beginning at its birth. >> we have puppy raisers and those are volunteers, ge

. >> family of former penn economics professor raphael rob finally gets to hear from him in court seven after he plead guilty to bud jenning his wife. the victim's family see seeking compensatory and punitive damages in civil court from rob who took took the stand today. ellen rob was killed in the couple haass mommy while wrapping christmas presents back in 2006. their daughter was 12 at the time. the family's attorney says the case is about three things. >> to compensate the estate for the horrific pain and suffering that ellen suffered. it's to make sure that she's no longer financially dependent on her controlling father and when rob gets out of prison he doesn't live a life of luxury. >> the daughter testified today that she fea fears her father. raphael rob is serving five to 10 years in state prison. >> tonight radnor high school student is under going a psychological evaluation after police say they found terroristic threats in her private journal. police arrested the 17 year old after they say they found those threats against her teacher and other students. we're toll the girl

rob was murdered in her king of prussia home by her husband former penn professor raphael rob in 2006slaughter and is now serving a 10 year prison sentence. during a wrongful civil trial the rob's daughter took the stand. ellen rob's brother spoke about what that was like for her on "good day philadelphia" this morning. >> yesterday was a monumental day for olivia, for our family and for all victims of domestic violence. >> olivia had to testify, right? >> she did. >> in court and her dad is right there. >> right there. first time she had seen him in eight years. how is she holding up. >> she is a courageous, brave young woman. >> she nervous going in? >> of course she was, yeah. >> how does she feel now? >> she is -- um, she's elated. she's very excited that statement was made on behalf of her mother and she lost her best friend and her mother for life. >> so does raphael rob have the 124 million to pay his daughter olivia rob's attorney wouldn't say exactly how much he has but he did say it was in the quote millions. >>> the drummer for rock band a cdc face as judge in new zeala zea

prosecutors brought the case against raphael robb who was convicted of murdering his wife back in december 2006 inside their king of prussia home. the couple had a daughter who was 12 at that time. >>> tomorrow's mega millions jackpot has grown to $321 million. that makes it the largest jackpot in lottery history. the cash value is $200 million. watch the drawing tomorrow night on "action news" at 11:00. >>> an wednesday the philadelphia school district will resume hearings to shut down the walter d. palmer charter school after an inquiry revealed the school underperformed after the past 6 years and violated its charter. they kicked out 250 children because it was unable to pay its bills. >> tam is sick of the winds. >> reporter: i am, too, i was reading the paper, and going through stuff on the internet, man, i had to look up. storm tracker 6 live double scan we are looking at nothing going on precipitation wise. as we look outside, we don't have as much windy this morning. it's a little bit breezy. every now and then the camera bounces down the shore and elsewhere. generally speaking the

a continuance the only reason as a many voices as we're heard a couch that support a driveway on raphael and as much were not in support of ralph but fulsome many were it was a 50 split in the documents and other correspondence i've read it all and explanations on both sides i spelling your last again as commissioners said if we ask for a continuance december 18th we h have to get distribution on what is it for in my mind i don't see what happened into two weeks article 2 is clear 4 weeks the planning department have a meeting with people that very specific documents and other times continuance with let's talk about this go i don't understand what we want the planning department to do and meet between two sides with opposing argument with they're two positions so that's the reason i don't support of the continuance not alleged public outreach and on the decision of the policy again, i support it but i don't think it is - it is just a bunch of documents if we want to have that agenda discussion i absolutely would like people to go to the planning department and discuss that item particula

. >> thank you, thank you, director raphael and commissioners i am very excited to be here and this is a good challenge for me and i am looking forward to working with you all and director and the rest of the department to move us forward. one of the first things that i have been doing is getting my head around the budget process and our budget and what our programs need, and for the next fiscal year, and so joe and i have been digging in deep on that and i have also been supervising the energy efficiency team and during their transition period. and so it has been exciting to get to know our programs a little bit better. i am going to be looking at systems, but i don't like process, but i like it when it improves efficiency and really taking a big look at the way that we are dealing with all of our processes and how we get them down and who we need to involve to make sure that we check all of the boxes and making sure that we are doing it in a way that is efficient and effective and that is a lot of what i have been thinking about in the first month or so. thank >> thank you so much an

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the jury raphael rob's only daughter gave him more than $124 million largest settlement in pennsylvania history. rob pleaded -- plead guilty back in 2007 to killing his wifely len. the murder happened in december of 2006 inside their king of prussia home. cops say he tried to make it look like an intruder broke in. rob is currently spending five to 10 years in prison. >> not your typical traffic problem. food trucks breaks away from a truck blocking traffic in old city. it happened just after 5:00 this afternoon at fourth and market streets. traffic had to slowly maneuver around the cart. it was a mess for while but it is all clear now. >>> changes are moving in in your fox 29 weather authority. you can already see it on ultimate doppler radar. rain is moving in and once it does get here it will stick around for a little while. chief meteorologist scott williams is here with look what we can expect. >> that's right, iain. the cloud cover is here and once that rain arrives, it's going to be a damp and dreary down right soggy thursday across our area. ultimate doppler pretty dry maybe a c

. >> happening today, civil trial begins for raphael robb. the former university of pennsylvania economics professor pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of his wife. ellen robb was bludgeoned to death in their upper merion home in 2006. now, ellen robb's estate seeks compensatory and punitive damages. >> your time now 5:09. major mistake just days before the election, only on "eyewitness news" the problem that could send voters to the wrong polling place. >> also, relief in the poconos, now that eric frein is behind bars. how people are trying to get back to normal now that the seven week long manhunt is finally over. >> and, dying on her terms. brittany maynard's final message before taking her own life. it is a story that is ignited a debate all across the country. we'll be right back. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgar

. >>> raphael robb was convicted of murdering his wife ellen gregory robb inside their king of prussiae. the couple had a daughter who was 12 at the time. >>> tomorrow's mega millions jackpot has grown to 321 millions doors. that makes it the 20th largest jackpot in united states lottery history. the cash value is $200 million. watch that drawing tomorrow night on "action news" at 11:00. on wednesday the philadelphia school district will resume hearings to shut down the walter d. palmer charter school. this comes after it was revealed the school underperformed and violated its charter. last month they kicked out 250 children because the school was unable to pay its bills. >> cooler temperatures are coming faster. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us right now we are precipitation free which is nice. as we take a look at the wide view there, you can see there's a little bit of precipitation up in buffalo, but that's it. as we look outside we have the sun coming up off the coast of atlantic city, that's all good. you can see the camera bouncing a little bit as there's a little bit o

oakland, hay ward, a few patches around san raphael and the north bay.his is weakening, but it will continue to trek or move out to the east. a key factor in the forecast, not for us, but for other parts of the country. this will send us much cooler air by wednesday morning, you see the projected numbers, minneapolis, nine degrees to start out the day mid-week. low fog. increasing a cooler monday forecast. high pressure begins to lose its grip in advance of this guy, this could take a few days to get here, but as it does approach, temperature drop off tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, the cold front could have enough energy to generate a few light rainshowers, moderate at times. thursday, not the storm -- still that could be a change, later, it could be tracking in more significant wet weather pattern. our forecast model. patchy fog near the coast. around the bay tomorrow morning and into the afternoon hours, 60s, widespread 70s around the bay and the warmest locations well inland in the upper 70s to flirting withle 0 degrees. forecast highs, santa rosa,

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raphael miranda is here with some explaining to do. what are we expecting? >> it's rough out there. we have a lot of places dealing with windchills that are painful right now. in the northeast, windchills in the teens and 20s. it gets better over the next few days but the opposite across the intermountain west and interior sections of the northwest. billings right now feels like 18 degrees below zero. it gets worse throughout the day today. no relief in sight. that cold blast will continue to sink south over the next few days. we have some good weather news, though. first of all, no major storms in the center of the country or across the northeast. and california is getting rain. of course, no one likes to see rain over the weekend. but this is rain that they desperately need. extreme drought conditions for the entire state of california. now we're seeing some significant rainfall in northern california, especially around san francisco towards redding, eureka and crescent city. that will continue to stream in through the afternoon. later on today and tomorrow, the warm-up continues

. >> so a jury says former penn state professor raphael robb must pay for the lung on death of his wife em end. they awarded the 64 year old to pay more than $124 million for the couple's only daughter olivia. it is the largest settlement in pennsylvania historiment rob pleaded guilty in 2007 to killing his wife, ellen robb's family says the verdict sends a very clear message. >> this was always about justice for olivia, for ellen, and for our family, and a statement was made not only on behalf of the family but all victims of domestic violence and abuse. >> pleaded to killing his wife inside of their king of prussia home, sentenced to five to ten years in prison. today at 7:30, on good day, rob's wife's brother, gary gregory, will be in to talk with mike and alex about the verdict. >> harrowing details coming out how accused cop killer eric frein seen hereof course survived in the woods of blooming grove for nearly two months, while evading police, this everything from soy sauce to dvd's to laptop. things on newly-released search warrant list. found it all staffed in the birch wood poc

. >>> raphael nadal has been released from hospital.d his well wishers and hopes to start in january. >>> a defibrillator may have saved the life of melbourne cup favorite. the 6-year-old horse died of hotter failure caused by a rare condition. and officials are reviewing whether exkwien defibrillators should be provided at races. the two deaths have overshadow's australia's biggest horse race. there is more details on aljazeera.com/sport. and there are details on how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. that's it for now. >> thanks so much. stay with us here for another full bulletin of news. that is doing up in just a minute. and aljazeera.com can keep you caught up with all of the headlines around the clock. ♪ >> bying homes by the landlords. monitory value. >> they're being taken advantage the crisis continues. >> ground breaking... >> they're firing canisters >> ... emmy award winning investigative series. landlords. >> the boing 787, >> the dream-liner is the plane of the future. >> an all new airplane in a on

here is raphael ramon. >> reporter: in the middle of the violent protests in mexico a mob drags awayice officer kicking and punching him. there is an argument right now with some of the protesters saying let's beat up police officers. some others saying let's not beat him up. let's remain as peaceful as we can because it is going to send the wrong message. >> as it turns out the hostage was not just any police officer. it was the guerrero state undersecretary of public safety. the fact that the top official was taken hostage for hours is raising questions on whether protesters have overwhelmed security forces in guerrero state. there have been angry demonstrations to protest the disappearance of 43 students in late september, a case mexican authorities believe they have solved. but parents refuse to believe them. >> it is a big political use for mexico. we are outraged by these brutal events and the only feeling that we can have is to share this sorrow and pain from the parents of these students who are still missing. >> the government says the students from a rural teacher's college

raphael warnock of ebenezer baptist church in atlanta, georgia, speaking to investigative journalistast. he reported and produced the piece of the oscar-nominated film maker richard rally. his reporting first aired on al jazeera america. after the break, greg palast joins us live in the studio. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are joined by greg palast who piece, author of, "billionaires & ballot bandits: how to steal an election in 9 easy steps." welcome back to democracy now! talk about how you learned about and got a hold of these lists interstates the voter registration crosscheck program. >> i had read that the state of kansas and 27 other states had matched the voter files and found, supposedly, 6.9 million people -- actually, three point finally people voting twice. voting twice is a go to jail crime. in the federal penitentiary. here were three point finally people supposedly committing this extraordinarily difficult voting in two states in the same election. they had their names and addresses, so i sai

a jury says former penn professor raphael rob must pay for the bludgeoning death of his wife ellen. they ordered the 64 year old to pay more than $124 million to the couple's only daughter olivia. it's the largest settlement in pennsylvania history. rob plead guilty back in 2007 to killing his wife. ellen rob's family says the verdict sends a very clear message. >> this was always about justice for olivia. for ellen and for our family. a statement was not made only behalf of the family but for all victims of domestic violence and abuse. >> rob plead guilty back in 2007 to killing his wife inside their king of prussia home. he was sentenced to five to 10 years in prison. >>> mug shot you will not soon forget. this local football coach arrested. cops say he hit a car drunk and then took off. what officers found next in the driver's seat. >> armed gunman burst noose a local pizza shop. walks out empty handed. what the clerk said that sent him packing. >> plus your phone protecting itself from thieves. that's right. the new app that can tell if your phone is stolen and lock the crook ou

raphael says homemade chicken soup.ou're telling us certain foods can boost our immune system, and you're starting with some fruit, right? >> reporter: yes, and all of this, your viewers suggested are great, but i have three foods to help keep you healthy so you can completely avoid the flu and the coal. first one is kiwi fruit. you may not know about this fruit, but it is awesome because it is packed with vitamin c. it has a loft fiber t has just as much vitamin c as an orange, and they are pretty easy to finds, and they store real well. so definitely pick up some kiwi for the vitamin c. another thing you want to check out is pairs. now, why pairs? well, pairs pairs packed with fiber. during the winter, you want to keep your gastrointestinal tract healthy and moving along, all of that fine is her definitely going to help you stay healthy there. >>> and then the third thing i want to mention, to stay healthy, levy greens. the darker, the better, so talking about spinach, kale, all of those kind of things, reasons why th