toby kessler is accused of robbing the same jewelry store three different times this year.re was targeted... only that it was in the stonestown these are some the items that police recovered. the most recent robbery happened last friday. employees called police and they were able to track kessler down. ( darya ) a bart passenger is assaulted by a group of teenagers trying to steal a cell phone. it happened tuesday at the powell street bart station in downtown san francisco. the bart passenger was confronted on a train by four teens who tried to snatch his phone. when the man refused... when the phone.snatch his tried to snatch his phone. when the man refused... there was a struggle that went onto the bart platform. that's when the victim fell and the teens were able to run off with the phone. ( darya ) bart officials are telling riders to be careful if you sit by the door way with yo

this man toby kessler has also been linked to two other burglaries at the same store in recent weeks. we want to show you pictures showing some of the stolen items. police recovered gemstone rings bracelets and earrings. kessler has been arrested and is facing multiple charges including burglary and grand theft.>>> some frightening moments after a 911 call it reported a home invasion and burglary in san jose. officers responded to a home at north 11th street and east st. james. in this case the call was fake. police say it is part of a new swatting trend. someone calls police with a bogus emergency to generate is what response. jesse is in san jose with this latest example of the growing problem.>> reporter: at a time when many people are on pins and needles over guns and violence it seems almost unthinkable someone would take that narrative and turn it into a joke. that is one of the motivating factors behind swatting. another is vengeance.>> early wednesday san jose police units converge at a house in the 200 block of north 11th street. they deployed and ducked behind cars and trees

toby kessler is accused of robbing the same jewlry store three different times this year. police have not said which store was targeted... only that it was in the stonestown mall. these are some the items that police recovered. the most recent robbery happened last friday. employees called police and they were able to track kessler down and recover 230-thousand dollars worth of jewelry. ( robin ) in the south bay... police in sunnyvale have arrested this man after they say he exposed himself to children while watching them at gymnastics practice. he is richard salcida. he has prior arrests for similar acts in other cities in santa clara county and was recently released from jail after being convicted of indecent exposure. at that time he was required to register as a sex offender. ( robin ) four people are sent to the hospital in four separate stabbings in san francisco. the stabbings happened on monday and tuesday. the first happened monday night when an alleged shoplifter slashed the person who tried to stop her on the 1300 block of stockton street. then about 30 minutes

when staffers were still cleaning up but after a brief chase by police, kessler was caught with $150,000 worth of jewelry. officers say they had evidence to link him to the previous crimes. >>> the future of public unions could soon be decided in court. all over california today registered nurses will rally to urge the u.s. supreme court to uphold a law regulating unions for government employees and other public sector workers. the high court was going to consider whether workers can be forced to pay dues to fund the unions that represent them. organizers of today's rally say if the court decides that workers can opt out of paying dues, it will likely spell the end of unions in the public sector altogether. >>> in san francisco, a tentative settlement in the battle over tall buildings along the waterfront. the state lands commission sued the city last month over proposition b which blocks the controversial eight washington development back in 2013. the commission is now agreeing not to challenge that in exchange the city of san francisco agreeing to take state law into consideration for

toby kessler stole nearly $250,000 in jewelry.sed of three thefts at the stone's town mal in january and earlier this month. take a look at what police confiscated. dozens of pairs of diamond stud earrings and a number of rings. officers say kessler was arrested during his third burglary after store employees called police. >>> happening today, immigration rights advocates are planning to pack a federal courtroom in san francisco as a judge decides whether to release an undocumented mother. this is video from last october when they rallied outside of the offices on sampson street. that's where a judge heard the case. she's a farm worker and single mother of three children who are u.s. citizens. she's been detained by i.c.e. at a federal facility for the last year now. after this morning's bond hearing, supporters plan to rally outside the federal immigration offices. >>> now on to your morning money report stiemt toys "r" us back in the news, it's closing more stores and laying off corporate workers. the company filed for bankrupt

they took toby kessler into custody after he robbed a jewelry store on february 16. he's been linked to two other burglaries at the same store in recent weeks. >>> they say he got away with $250,000 in jewelry. you're looking at photos showing some of the stolen items their police recovered gemstone rings, bracelets and dozens of air rings. he is being charged with all three cases. he is facing several charges including burglary and grand theft. >>> san jose police are trying to determine who is responsible for the latest case of "swatting". that is when someone calls law enforcement reporting a crime to deliberately draw a police response. yesterday evening officers raced to a home on n. 11th st. just north of san jose state. authorities received a call about an armed home invasion. officers called and talked to a man inside of the home asking him armed men were holding anyone hostage. as a precaution police ordered all five people to walk out with their hands behind their back. . >> we just got swatted. i did not know that it happened but yes that's the reality. .

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toby kessler is accused of stealing jewelry from three malls. confiscating dozens of earring as well as rings. store employees called police. >>> students walked out of class to demand tougher gun laws one week after 17 people were killed in parkland, florida. in coral springs, florida, students formed a heart on the football field. some marched holding hands. chanting never again. some students say they felt the need to demand change since adults were not taking action. students at bay area schools joined the walkout. elisa herrington was there. >> our generation has a voice. >> reporter: a group of students at alameda's encinal high school walked out. never again movement after last week's shooting. >> it could happen anywhere, any time so be aware. >> if all of us worked together and put our voices and our minds to it, our impact would be so much bigger. >> reporter: students held a moment of silence. they told me they want stricter gun laws. >> they should up the bullet price too. >> i don't feel like civilians should have guns especially if

toby kessler is accused of stealing jewelry from three malls. confiscating dozens of earring as well as rings. store employees called police. >>> students walked out of class to demand tougher gun laws one week after 17 people were killed in parkland, florida. in coral springs, florida, students formed a heart on the football field. some marched holding hands. chanting never again. some students say they felt the need to demand change since adults were not taking action. students at bay area schools joined the walkout. elisa herrington was there. >> our generation has a voice. >> reporter: a group of students at alameda's encinal high school walked out. never again movement after last week's shooting. >> it could happen anywhere, any time so be aware. >> if all of us worked together and put our voices and our minds to it, our impact would be so much bigger. >> reporter: students held a moment of silence. they told me they want stricter gun laws. >> they should up the bullet price too. >> i don't feel like civilians should have guns especially if

employees called police and they were able to track kessler down. man is dead following a physical altercation outside a mobile home park in an east bay city. a murder suspect has been arrested. police tell kron4's haaziq madyun... a connection between the suspect and the victim led to the arrest. an adult male resident here at the diablo mobile lodge in concord is the victim of a deadly stabbing early thursday morningsotwithin hours evidence at the scene led investigators to a homicide suspect sot a neighbor say he feels bad the victim and his familysot investigators are not talking about a motive

he put a bottle of kessler's whiskey on the table, and he poured two large drinks. raising his glass, he looked my dad in the eye. you drink too much, he said. mike was right about my dad, and if he had lived long enough, he would have seen right through me. when he died, my father and i got drunk on shots and beers in a dark neighborhood beer around the corner from the funeral home. so my grandfather never knew that he had started something. my father continued to drink, often having his first martini of the day at 10 a.m. following his radio show. but he was haunted by what alcoholism had done to his family, and the stories he told me were warnings. i was completely -- i wasn't completely surprised when he finally quit drinking. that decision changed his life. he was not a bad man, but he had been a selfish one. then he joined alcoholics anonymous and started to repair the damage that he had done to his wife and children. he tried to help others. he was like scrooge on christmas morning. in his own words, he took his head out of his ass. i watched his progress wit

police arrested tony kessler shortly after he robbed a jewelry store on february 16. now he has been linked to two other burglaries at the same store. police say he got away with $250,000 in jewelry. he were looking at photos showing some of the stolen items. police say they recovered gemstone rings, bracelets and dozens of pairs of air rings. he is being charged with all three cases. he is facing several charges including burglary and grand that. >>> police are trying to determine who is responsible for the latest case of "swatting". that is when you call law enforcement to report a fake crime to deliberately draw a response. . >> yesterday they raced to a home on n. 11th st. authorities received a call about an armed home invasion. officers called and talked to a man inside the home asking if armed men were holding anyone hostage. he said no but as a precaution police ordered all five people inside to walk out with their hands behind their backs his neck we just got swatted. that's the reality that i am dealing with. . >> the original 911 call was a hoax. the swatti

kessler. i know you are talking about as onent trump if those of courage in defense of his own and it has not had an effect now, but do you think in the long term it might impact the midterms or the next election? to me, personally, it feels like we are at year 8 instead of year 2.r you year i think of it as the start of exhaustion. charles: i understand your assessment. there is a danger in the peculiar way he asserts his courage, if you want to call it that, the kinds of fights he picks, many of which he can't -- he can't win the fights, but he can get some benefit out of having the fight. but there is also a collateral is the that, which public is consumed perhaps more than it needs to be or ought to -- by theday today day-to-day controversies that the president sometimes unleashes. i think that is a problem for him. on the other hand, and politics, every advantage has a disadvantage and vice versa. he has done reasonably well in wellirst year, extremely in some respects. so it see what hap

. >> glenn kessler at "the washington post" went through a very long laundry list of mass shootings andnd that none of the democratic proposals would have done anything to change it. including in senator harris' home state of california where you had san bernardino. none of the proposals on the books would have necessarily impacted the ability of those terrorists to acquire guns which they acquired illegally, a friend had bought a gun and given it to them. i agree with michael we need to look at this more holistically. another question i would add to the family that took this young man in, they took him in with his arsenal -- does this not disturb ..? killing animals, posing with guns and said he wanted to be a school shooter, where the red flags being raised and what could have been done about it? >> shannon: final word to you. >> i think about where can we be safe anymore if it's not a church, it's not a school, it's not a concert, not in a nightclub. we have to have a conversation about who we are and what kind of messages we are putting forth. we are not talking about republican or

what happens next with dan palmer, a contributor to the hill and former advisor to ted cruz and tim kessler-founder of third way. thank you, gentlemen, for joining us today. so often things don't get done in washington because it's unclear what a path forward would be. in this case at least there are terms on the table. there is the wall, chain migration, ending the visa lottery system as a trade from the white house for daca, potentially for dreamers and yet the compromise seems to just not be found. they seem on the cusp of it. it seems like the white house became the final obstacle sweeping through and close to getting the wall. the wall the supporters were chanting about on the campaign trail. what gives here, jim, what's next? >> i'm not sure the president really wants a deal. that's the problem here. that's his right as president. but, you know, he came very close to a deal with schumer and nancy and schumer and graham and schumer and mccain and then durbin and graham and he backed away kind of like a runaway bride and put up his own principles which were -- they're principles that ar

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ryan kessler squeezes the puck in, tieing the the game at one apiece.inning goal on a power play. change gears here. pop starer justin timberlake is performing in sunday's super bowl halftime show. but a news conference yesterday might not be the tune the nfl will enjoy when a reporter asked whether timber lake would support a future career in the nfl for his 2-year-old son, the singer replied never. >> you wouldn't support if he wanted to run some routes and get in the nfl? >> he will never play football, no. i mean, yeah, if -- it's kind of like that thing where my main objective is that he become a great person and if he wants to get into the arts or sports then yeah, i mean, i would fully support that. >> maybe trying to smooth that knee jerk reaction back over just a little bit. all right. and make sure to tune into nbc this sunday for the super bowl lii with the eagles looking to win their first championship in franchise history and new england looking to win their sixth with tom brady and bill belichick. the two franchises previously faced off wi

. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal.

. >> rick kessler.nce bill roth and jack kemp and my old boss were on my board at the same time in those days, my question is this, david. how do we get the global institutions, some of which you named, how do we get them also to allow u.s. products and services abroad to have a chance to showcase? example, mcc, we give tremendous amount of money. many u.s. companies are actually stopped right at the border from ever participating in those contracts. we see this time and time again. so when recent development at the u.n. where a u.s. firm actually got a master agreement, but we see almost everywhere i travel around the world countries go in and leverage their aid, economic health with also showcasing their national product line. they united states just doesn't do that. given that i i come from sort f the congressional side which is a constituent services side, how do we get those global institutions to better promote u.s. products and services in a much fairer, competitive playing field? >> i would phra

officers say they caught toby kessler in the most recent one last week. >>> flames tore through an abandonedhe fire department says there were some homeless people inside when that fire started. no injuries. >>> traffic and weather coming up next. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> 7:57. drivers trying to make their way over towards 101 from the richmond/san rafael bridge having a difficult time. we have an accident westbound right at san quentin a r

we'll put a broadband crescent around the port for new technologies for kessler air force base. manufacturing of 70% of the navy's warships. >> how are you doing with the permitting? how is that going? >> we have not had one problem. after katrina we were able to compress that permit time. thanks to the epa now, we had to live eight years of a pretty difficult time. >> you know under the other administration you would have been 20 years on the project. >> i understand. >> now you will be about two months. >> this past year with the great help of your team it has been remarkable what is happening. we've not fully recovered from katrina. then the spill came along but this new plant is going to be really, the catalyst that will change states like mississippi, move us to the new level. we're the mother of all rural states. so as we talk about rural investment, it is something this warms our heart. so i want to thank you, mr. president. this will be, i know the dynamic effort that you're going it put in it. your team and all of us working together will be generational. i hope 100 yea

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it is by the president of third also jim kessler, the senior vice president for third way, a moderatehink tank in washington. about 4000 gun crimes are --mitted every year with 100 400,000 gun crimes committed 0 every 12 with 130,00 hours -- 130,000 people being killed. -- that run checks for all .irearm sales and gun shows releasing the lethality of certain firearms, such as semi-automatic rifles, bump stocks, and the large capacity magazines that they use. weighings, drafted by equities held by gun owners and non-gun owners in moral, urban, and suburban areas could be broadly popular. that seems like a private dream -- if that seems like it i, that is how the brady law passed in 1993, giving gun control advocates the background check they needed but making it instant. about 7:30 on the east coast, asking this question before president trump's meeting with parents, students, and teachers. tomorrow, the president will meet with law enforcement officers on the same subject. we want to hear what your message would be to the president if you were in one of those meetings. parents and tea