the kron four's rob nesbitt reports now. >> on how they made their decision. danville bowl open for the first time in 1961. a lot has happened since then. >> and the owners would love to keep it open, but this year will be its last the celebration of a strike has been happening at danville this week that the bowling ut alley will be closing. not an easy decision for vice president of operations. just a nortel. >> his dad bought the bowling alley in 1994. and the family has heard from several customers who have enjoyed coming here for so many years. sad. i was it's a staple. there's not much for kids do. and and also. >> they will, you know, upset about that. getting through covid was tough on the business, but theo managed to survive. the business is owned by or tells family that the property is owned by a trust and the members have chosen to sell that. a couple different offers. >> one, they didn't want to keep ball, but it just just didn't work out. and so they went with the commute. i just was in the development or tells us housing will be built instead, bu

kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> danville bowl open for the first time in 1961. a lot has happened since then. and the owners would love to keep it open, but this year will be its last the celebration of a strike has been happening at danville bowl for 64 bowlers found out this week that the bowling alley will be closing. not an easy decision for vice president of operations. just a nortel. >> his dad bought the bowling alley in 1994. and the family has heard from several customers who enjoyed coming here for so many years, especially open at 06:00am. >> he would come and have breakfast. read the newspaper or bowl. i boeing was a thing that you did all day long back then. and then just the way the times of change getting through covid was tough on the business. but they managed to survive. the business is owned by or tells family that the property is owned by a trust. >> and the members have chosen to sell that. a couple different offers. >> one, they didn't want to give it a ball, but it just just didn't work out. and so they went with the coming. i just was in

rob reynolds, l. g 0 in the last padres national forest, california. following, as well as, unless the lens are observing the past ramadan and sylvia since the fall of the at sign regime, the holy month is traditionally a time of reflection, prayer and community. while the nation is hopeful for a brighter future, many a struggling with severe hardship, russell sends out reports from damascus. as the sun is about to save over the damascus, the old market is bustling shoppers prepared for them, and then what a month for muslims that we'll see here is what makes the hopes of proceedings. and instead of the this year, the markets are full of goods so much better than last year. you items from different countries enter the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time in oversight decades, syrians auto observing drama, then we those said regina. yeah, hi, uh what, so what henry likes to be coming beautiful after the full of the side. the price is too high, but we know the problems of $50.00 is can't be solved in a day. we hope the new governmen

there was a tough decision for the owners who say they've loved running this business kron four's rob nesbitt reports on why they didn't really have a choice. danville bowl open for the first time in 1961. a lot has happened since then. >> and the owners would love to keep it open, but this year will be its last the celebration of a strike has been happening at danville bowl for 64 bowlers found out this week that the bowling alley will be closing. not an easy decision for vice president of operations. just a nortel. >> his dad bought the bowling alley in 1994. and the family has heard from several customers who have enjoyed coming here for so many years. space and open at 06:00am. >> he would come and have breakfast. read the newspaper or bowl. i boeing was a thing that you did all day long back then. and then just the way the times of change getting through covid was tough on the business. but they managed to survive. >> the business is owned by or tells family that the property is owned by a trust and the members have chosen to sell that. a couple different offers. >> one, they did

she went another monster out on bond who robbed a 71-year-old woman and murder her -- [audio difficultyed of integrity, which i assure you she does not, she would resign in shame for this. charlie: so when this case came up and you realized this accused cop killer had been granted parole, did you -- you already knew judge hillary ungarre. you knew her reputation. >> yeah. everyone is familiar with judge ungarre here in harris county because he has made a habit of letting viability criminals out -- violent criminals out over and over again. and it completely roads the trust law enforcement has, erodes the trust law enforcement has in the system is, but more importantly, of the community. how are we expected the investigate cases, how are we expected the get witnesses to come forward if a spineless judge is going to let the suspects right back out on the treat before the paperwork's dry? and what this judge is really signaling to the community is that she cares more about her revolving door criminal justice ideology than she do does about the community members out on our streets. charlie:

the family says the house has been robbed four times since the fire. >> they even went through the bathroomo find anything, dude. they were trying to find anything and every little thing. people still had the audacity to be like screw their situation. let's see what we can come up on. >> reporter: it's unclear what's next for the family, as they're still trying to figure out what they have left. >> this is me, beautiful. >> yes. >> reporter: but every now and then they find something to remind them why they love this home. >> i thought everything in the living room was done, but when we came and searched everything, i was able to find this portrait of my grandparents at a family barbecue. i still remember this day. >> yes. >> so being able to retrieve this item is something i'll be forever grateful for. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with sara donchey starts right now. >> ryan, thank you. >>> right now at 6:00, it's a nationwide protest that can be done from a couch. >> i think a lot of people have had dissatisfaction but haven't known what to do with it. >> how consu

they are trying to rob you and they are probably a minor. thank you and i yield back. >> i now recognize the gentleman from south carolina. >> i find it sad that my colleagues because cio cannot take this seriously. we have $36 trillion in debt. in six years we have added over $15 trillion to the debt. president trump ran on fixing this problem. he said during the campaign that elon musk would be the person to lead the charge. the man who has turned business after business around. he is the richest man on the planet because he succeeds at his endeavors. this is a very serious problem. it is hypocritical that my colleagues across the aisle are complaining about this. joe biden signed his name and wanted the american people to believe that he have the ability to forgive billions dollars worth a signature. the supreme court ruled he did not. that is our system of checks and balances. president biden clearly was experiencing cognitive decline. he did not even have the ability to be charged with a crime. but he signs his name and he thinks it giv

and i talked to head coach rob keefe earlier this morning.ells me they take a good, serious look at everyone who comes out to these open tryouts. >> a lot of our players have played in the nfl, played major college football, but a lot of people get overlooked. and so this is what the open tryout system, if you will, is for. we want everybody to come in. that feels like they might be the diamond in the rough, that they haven't had the opportunity to play professional football. here's your chance. show us what you have and you might be able to make the team. >> that's the goal. still not an exact number of how many people they expect to come out here this morning, but the tryouts will start right around 9 a.m. there's then a fan fest to get to know the sport and get to know the bay area panthers franchise all throughout the morning. today, that goes until about 3:00 this afternoon. first game of the season for the bay area panthers that will kick off sunday, march 30th. and you'll find their home games right here in san jose at the sap center.

rob reynolds, l. g 0 in the last padres national forest, california impacts of the federal cuts of hundreds of students gathering for protests against corruption in the southern stubby and city of niece, a safe and useless pictures of what it was printed by the collapse of a roofing. and you'd be built train station and nobody said in november that killed 15 of the is of dry winds isn't scorching. some is water has become a precious commodity in your neighboring countries, greece and bulgaria. they've agreed to a series of deals to show water, but they're coming to an end. and that's causing concern among farms on both sides of the border. the river flows, rudo, mountains, and bulgaria through farm land in eastern greece and into the gnc, through tech a. it's damned in 3 places in bulk area and one in greece. what's a sharing agreement between the countries as lots of for 60 is expired last summer is now up for renegotiation. jenna, how has this report now from northern greece? as winter gives way to

the you're watching, i'll just say rob, reminder of all top stories this hour has to be ends in garza. all right, so i think the height of the month of ramadan made the devastation of more people health prize and the few, most of us. so standing across the strip from a down begins as negotiations about the future of the seaside. they'll continue to take face. and ultimately, lensky says his relationship with donald trump can be salvaged off for heat to documents in the oval office. the cranes president was off the lease without find that i think the minerals still, he was best to find your pin liters, were quick to reiterate, to the ongoing support for keith on ukraine's defense. friends. preston, i'm on the wrong. mcfall says ukraine is flushing for a stick that sheet of the security of the entire coincidence. a samuel romani is an associate fellow at royal united services institutions. he says there was still a child with us on jew crane will still reach a deal to spite the breakdown and tools who is definitely a long build up to that i would try and basically describing polanski is

i'm rob reynolds in santa paula, california for the look at how the trump administration's slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the us forest service. the, well, the 1st phase of the guys that sees 5 deal is scheduled to end on saturday, but it was the last day and there are no tools currently taking place about the next phase. it's future isn't done. the group accuses is rarely breeching some parts of the agreement, including blocking the entry of humanitarian supplies. as on been just a looks at the stumbling blocks in the negotiations. a funeral instead of celebrations much much, but we did cease money for many palestinians. then began the journey home, long lines of men, women and children clutching bigger belongings to nearly an entire population was displaced in israel's water and gaza. and when the budman stopped, hundreds of thousands march to return to homes that no longer existed. we're going back home to see if it's destroyed or not. when i get there, i will cheer to does he slide on january the 19th was an opportunity to stop running and a chance to more losses. a

i'm rob reynolds in santa paula, california. we'll look at how the trump administration's slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the west port the less than 24 hours off to an extraordinary public arguments in the oval office. ukrainian president below them is lensky has arrived in london. on friday he said 3 way divided between donald trump, his vice president and the ukrainian leda ended with sealants keeping. ask to leave . the white house is now set to meet the british prime minister kissed alma on saturday, the head of a lodge, a meeting of 12 european leaders for defense summits in london on sunday as well. your response follows that explosive route in front of cameras between zalinski, donald trump, and us vice president j defends the present with respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media right now. you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thinking, the pr

the need for a cease fire 1st, russia has said through its student students, it's one minister loved rob another. this is a non starter. we're not going to do minsky again, we've been there, we've done that. we're not going to do it again. the us is, is insisting on this may be something that they can show to the press. see, we've gotten something done. mean, i think for us or this is as we, as they've said, clearly this isn't extra central award. this is something that is part of our national survival strategy for the us. it almost seems at times like we need that we need to put one up on the wind board for us. so let's get this thing done. come on guys, do piece. if you don't, there's going to be a problem. and i think that's a real issue. and i think the president trump is, had a fairly bad week this last week in this i think ceremony where he claimed he took credit for giving the job and he said the war would never have started if i was president. oh, and by the way, i got the war started. yeah. because i guess that was, it wasn't able to skip the french, terrible, terrible nightmare

audience that if they can, to read an editorial that ran into financial times, that was the most blunt rob depiction of this moment. it was called america has turned on its friends. some of the things that it says are things. if you're not on the table at the table, you're on the menu that trump has contempt for allies that the world is a jungle in which the big players take what they want. but as you kind of look at it, and then you're sitting there and you're vladimir putin looking at how his fortunes have just change so dramatically. mean, is he getting a green light just to begin proceeding into the territories and the nations around the buffer? because he doesn't believe europe has a security equation anymore than defensive. so natal membership may not matter anymore for some of those countries. this is russia good, a green light to begin marching through what used to be the soviet empire where you are, right. let's say that the job did offer you cried may type membership. it's not going to happen. but let's say he did, since nobody tries the optical 5 or the attack on one is an attac

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plus i'm rob reynolds, santa, paula, california. we will look at how the trump administration's slashing of the federal workforce is affecting the us forces and livelihoods that stay come the grease bulgaria border as a voltage sharing deal comes to an end. and i'm kind of how much would the school test mondo to plant is it breaks the poll volt walls rustled again. the 11th the time. he's done it the and then big champion has now raised a month to 6.27 meters, the se. then the 1st phase of the gaza seas 5 deal is scheduled to end today saturday. but we to my saying there are no tools currently taking place about the next phase . it's future isn't that the group accuse is random breaching some part to the agreement including blocking the entry of humanitarian supplies is all been job aid looks now at the stumbling blocks in the negotiations. oh, funeral, instead of celebration, smoke much, but we did see sonya for many palestinians, then began the journey home. long lines of men, women and children clutching bigger belongings of near

rob reynolds, l. g 0 in the last padres national forest, california to south career where hundreds of people have dressed in traditional costumes and have much to celebrate independence. yes, the procession took place on friday night to may 16th to and then march 1st as the anniversary of the beginning of civilian protest in 1919 against japanese lady over a different me walking on here and out 0. i'd often of the us president donald trump is set to address congress and the american people with a flurry of executive orders. a departure from conventions on challenges to has a government, which one is transforming politics at home and abroad with his 2nd time on the way? what's next on terms of gender? stay with all just for the latest from the white house. as donald trump escalates of mass deportation plans and bullies and threatens leaders from mexico to columbia, to panama, or us latin american relations at an all time low. and how does washington's history of meddling in the americas inform the pres

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josh mankiewicz: kaarma said they no longer felt safe in their own home and were terrified they'd be robbedtched out. we don't feel safe. i'm on edge about everything. josh mankiewicz: the couple even emailed their neighbors to warn them about the string of burglaries and to suggest everyone lock their cars and garages. to having somebody burglarize you is a terrible feeling. and it does leave people feeling violated and angry. yes. i would agree. so that's not uncommon-- no. josh mankiewicz: --for people to be upset and extremely vigilant after a burglary? i would agree. it's not. josh mankiewicz: the more time that passed with the burglars at large, the more fearful markus and janelle said they became, in part, because he was a seasonal firefighter and would have to travel for work soon, leaving mother and child alone for months. she was scared that markus was going to be going off on a seasonal employment here soon. josh mankiewicz: so kaarma told police his wife decided to put together a homemade security system that would warn them if another intruder showed up. she's got motion sensor

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he robbed haley of a mother. >> can you see it's cold? c-c-c -- >> we love you. >> we love you! family, and that i belonged with them in mississippi. >> when haley came to us, she was almost afraid to do anything without permission. so it took her a while to figure that out. but it didn't take her long at all to, i think, attach, you know. i think she was hungry for a loving parent. >> have you spoken to harold at all? >> nope. not at all. and i don't regret that decision. >> were you worried yourself at at any point that, maybe there's a part of him that's in me? >> maybe. but ultimately, no. because i know that i'm saved by jesus christ and that my personality comes from my mom. i'm just like her, and i know that no part of him is in me. >> she is a mirror image of her mama. >> i do dye my hair blonde, but i think that me and her in pictures that i see of me now, you know, i feel like i look so much like her. >> mm-hmm. >> and i think that choosing every day to forgive harold for what he did, not for his sake, but for mine, so that i know that i'm freed from him, from his cont

i'm going to step out on a limb and say it is $700 billion a year that american taxpayers are being robbed of roughly and that sure sounds like a lot of waste to me. now, would firing some sick, 6000 irs workers lead to more or less of that waste? >> it depends on what their jobs are. you know, at the rs. what you basically -- they need more revenue agents and people for customer service, so you would have to look at what functions those people do and decide whether or not they are important or not. >> thank you. type and let me clarify. high income individuals are among the most notorious tax cheats and these are the same people republicans want to reward with a $4.5 trillion tax cut at the expense of medicaid, that's, and fastens for children and seniors, and that is what this is really all about. it is not about saving money. it is about consolidating power and ensuring that the rich get richer so from where i sit, it looks like trump and elon musk are not fighting waste. they are just ensuring that the waste benefits the wealthy man with that, mr. chairman, i yelled back. >> the chair