rob nelson.y, everybody. we will have more on wall street's winning week and our other top stories coming up in just a second. >> first, a bittersweet day here at "world news now." it is rob's last day which makes all of us really, really sad. but we are having a party. and that makes us really, really happy. our chief entertainment officer tim is mixing the cocktails and whipping up serious snacks over there. timmy, thank you. >> yes! >> love to do it. a special robarita coming up. >> my friend, tim lehr, left a cruise working early to get here and do this. tim, i am forever grateful. >> i wouldn't miss this for the world. you are good people. so is willis. he came out of retirement for the tenth time to come here and be at the bar. sunny hostin, one of my loves. absolutely fantastic. yes, cannot wait to have the robarita coming up. a little side note, guess what? i will share this quick. the first suit and tie that i wore on this show july 12th, 2010. and i wore it again tonight because my, my,

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rob picked the third path. that's his prerogative. run, marriage will be between a man and woman. that's been its definition for a thousand years and i don't think politicians will change that. >> joining me now cnn contributor and democratic strat quake maria del donna. and anna navarro. welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> anna, is newt gingrich right no politician will ever change the position of marriage? >> no, i think he's not right. i disagree with you on this. i know rob portman. he's a friend of mine. i'm very respective what he's done. i respect him for putting his son above all. i think he has not changed his principles. rob portman also stands for principles of being a father. of being a loving husband, of being a family man. as republicans, we stand for that. we stand for family unity. we stand for smaller government. we stand for not telling people who they should marry, what they should do, having government dictate private lives. >> anna, i think 23% of republicans believe in same-sex marriage. and you're at cpac r

still he is the president of the creation science association of quebec and in new york we cross to rob he is a writer and comedian on a general cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage you jason is atheism a new religion for the west atheism simply means lacking a belief in a higher power so if so if that's what you're talking about then of course not it's a simple expression of one's of one's own personal beliefs which is more feeling than anything if you're talking about something like humanism which is a positive expression of seeing the world through the lens of science having human flourishing as our highest value understanding ethics and you know rational approach to the world that goes along with that and making your own meaning one line what's the difference between the two that's what's the difference and what's the difference between the two is there any meaningful difference. so the meaningful difference is that atheism is a simple word with the simple definition a lack of belief not even necessarily something that rise

is to not accept a position that has not been proven ok rob now go ahead please do as an atheist take a position. ok well first of all when many people refer to religion they refer to it as organized religion and that's a big problem with atheism and and why you can't refer to atheism as a religion because there's no real organization to it it's like having a meeting of anarchists generally and an i pad how did know is that i don't have it wrong and it doesn't matter because they don't want to vote out yet has but you know they don't not very well they don't want to vote on anything and i i think i guess i might list myself as as an atheist but i i like to think that hopefully there's some kind of higher power but i don't want to look at it in the classical way of some some god like guy saying you know that rob driving down the cross bronx expressway the day's going to get a car accident break his arm i mean that's that's a real religious extremism but i just think the big problem right now in our in this country's specifically and in the world is what religion has always polarized us

tell us about this, rob.. >> and that number is rising. >> when i left the house this morning, we were at 3$3.2 millin mind blowing, beyond my wildest dreams. i was hoping that we would pass the $2 million mark, but this -- i never could have imagined we would do it in half a day. >> how exactly did this work? did you go to warner brothers and say hey, we want to make the film. you have to prove you have the fan support and the dow ugh to come along with it? how does this work? >> we had the kick start idea when we went to them. i went to warner brothers many years ago to try to do a veronica mars movie the standard way. but warner brothers is in the business of making $30 million movies. and they weren't sure veronica mars warranted that kind of investment. when i saw bans raise money for albums and raising $10,000 or whatever, i thought maybe we could do this on kick starter, but it will take millions of dollars, and no one sought that kind of money at the time, and i took it to warper brothers and said wha

now this is rob portman alone.esn't speak for the republican party or any other politician from ohio. >> rob is a great friend and long-time ally and i appear he has decided to change his view on this, but i believe that marriage is a union of a man and a woman. >> stephanie: so the issue is not so much who is right and who is wrong but what do you think of rob partman's big change of heart? is it sincere? and more important to me is what it says about the republican party. look, i want to say right up front, i solute rob portman for seeing the light. i applaud him for being up front about it and letting people know why he has changed his position. that's one more republican voice, and there have been a lot of republican voices caming out lately more and more in support of marriage equality and same-sex marriage but you have to ask the question why did it take him so long and why did he change his mind only when a member of his own family was involved? do you think he would have changed his mind if his son didn't c

never the crew. >> here's the question from the audyernings rob -- audience, rob. interesting. if you could have played a leading role in any movies you directed, which would it have been and why? >> i think it probably would have been "when mary met sally." -- harry met sally." my mother in the deli, the woman who says, i'll have what she's having, that's my mother there. >> oh, boy. >> great story because we have this scene and meg rye yazz was a little nervous about doing that because she had to fake orgasm in front of the crew and extras ever everybody. did it the first cull of times and it wasn't so good and she was kind of weak and half hearted. we did it again, again. she couldn't do it. meg, let me show you what i want. and i sat down at the table opposite billy i'm going yes, yes! i'm doing it, acting out the whole thing. billy said it was like being on a date with sebastian cabot or somebody. but i realized -- i realized that i'm having an orgasm in front of my mother, you know. [laughter] and i said oh, my god. but it worked out fine. i probably would have done that

rob losing his mind. return to the sistine chapel for a second day today to continue voting. all the cardinals, of course, are men as you have seen. as are all of the roman catholic priests. >> however, there is a growing number of women saying they should have the very same right. kabc's christina salvo has that story. >> reporter: in her eyes what calls jane valla to the priesthood is no different than what calls a man. >> in the name of god -- >> reporter: but because she is a woman, the vatican says she is not allowed to be a priest. the reason according to the church, jesus never chose a woman to be an apostle. >> it is a woman's right's issue. >> reporter: jennifer o'malley, one of the most recent women to defy church law and calls herself a woman priest. >> it is time to say that my call its as equal, and as a woman, as a human being i have got to break the law. >> reporter: the women priest movement began in 2002 with seven women ordained in apostolic succession, the same ceremony used for ordaini

let's check in with meteorologist rob meida who's tracking spring showers. what's going on, rob? >> the picture that you showed, the contrast between palo alto and here is pretty dramatic. look at the view off to san francisco now. let's show you the radar. the south bay and the rain on the santa cruz mountains is spilling into the valley. over towards sunnyvale. now sfo as that shot showed us, the rain is coming up from the south and ongoing showers in the north bay. what we have now is increasing moisture, increasing lift to the atmosphere as this area of low pressure which has been sitting off shore. by the time we head into easter sunday morning i think it's going to be sitting on top of the bay area. now the rain has arrived. rain off and on at times. not nonstop rain but you may hear a rumble or two of thunder especially in the north bay tonight. plan on keeping the umbrella on stand by for easter sunday. we'll let you know how long the rain drops will be part of the sunday forecast coming up and the full weekend forecast in a minute. diane? >> thank you, rob. >>> experts s

triathlon next, rob?ming with sharks not part of the equation. water temperature, low 50s, that's a little bit too cold for my tastes. i'll have to try a triathlon in hawaii. we'll see breezy conditions and maybe a few showers out there. this morning there's a pattern change under way. a live view from san jose. mid and high level clouds coming in with a little bit of a tropical feel. we'll show you why it feels more muggy this afternoon compared to yesterday coming up in a moment. right now, 51 in san jose. 53 in san francisco. pretty close to the water temperature in the bay in those low 50s currently this morning. the wind not much of a factor now. but as our weather system races by, during the day tomorrow, i think you're going to see the sea breeze pick up which will lead to some cooling to wrap up the weekend. some of our weather headlines today includes obviously the pollen count which has just skyrocketed, early season the allergies cranking up due to the dry conditions and the pollen thick enough

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you're that much of a coward you have to rob a woman.ed of robbing a female. >> after the robbery bloodworth and his accomplice were quickly apprehended. but for bloodworth, the arresting officer added the ultimate insult. >> step on my shoe my new all white adidas. i was mad. i was mad. it was fresh. >> you robbed someone with a gun and you were mad because a policeman stepped on your new tennis shoe? i just want to make sure -- >> yeah, you right. but you know -- i like to give punishment, i don't like to receive it. >> the final interview with bloodworth ended with a revealing exchange. >> do you think you deserve to be in here? >> no. i don't think i deserve to be in here. >> what do you think you would be doing if you were out on the street right now? >> the same thing. >> you don't think you should be in here? >> i don't think i should the people the law-abiding citizens do who don't want to get robbed. it's a cold world. it's a cold world. i need money, you have it. the way i get it is by robbing you. i'm saying i know it's wrong

>> reporter: rob, good morning. students, faculty and this community will all come together later tonight for a vigil to remember the lives lost and pray for those who were on that bus now trying to cope with this terrible tragedy. >> everybody is devastated by the losses. we're all coming together. >> reporter: the campus of seton hill university in pennsylvania is in mourning. after a bus accident claimed the life of beloved head coach. it started off to a normal road trip away game for the women's team turned deadly yesterday morning. authorities said the team bus went off the pennsylvania turnpike, slamming into a tree. the left front side sheared off. >> off the roadway, struck the guardrail. striking the tree. >> reporter: the team's head coach, 30-year-old kristina quigley, later died at the hospital. authorities say she was about six months pregnant, her unborn child didn't make it. the bus driver died on the scene. 21 of the 23 people onboard were injured. victims were admitted to area hospitals, most of th

up, rob neighbor, please join us. thank you so much for being here. (applause). >> assembly tom ammiano is here. (applause). >> and our state school chief tom torlichman is here and he is making his way to the podium. thank you all for being here. rob, i want to start with you. you are a los gatos man. how old was jill when this started happening. >> it started happening when jill was about 14, it started in december, she turned 15 in february and then less than a month later, she passed. >> i can't even imagine what that was like for you all. you have another daughter so you just couldn't fold so how did you deal with all that? >> that's one of the greatest challenges. you know, the devastation that jill went through, the pain, doesn't stop. families will testify it continues. it hits the community and now we have to continue to pull ourselves up and help our other daughter and the challenges of raising and parenting another child. you know, we can't just pull up in a shell. she has the right to have a childhood. she

rob mayeda is back to talk about what's happening outside.n is approaching. >> rain will come back in. good news for the morning commute. not much happening right now other than patchy fog in the north bay but it is chilly this morning. 34 degrees in napa. 39 in santa rosa. it is napa. coolest spot we're seeing now where we have fog and not much wind around the north bay now but by sundown tonight we'll see winds picking up out of the south with a cold front on the approach. that's going to bring us rain starting off maybe earlier in the afternoon in the north bay and then moving south later in the evening. winds at times up to 30 miles an hour. gusty at times this evening and then as the main cold front goes through, more showers to follow and lowering snow levels to finish off the week. today we'll see increasing clouds, rain dropping out of the north bay into the evening. first part of the commute is dry and toward midnight you can see rain crossing through the south bay. a dry start to 2013 so far so this system if it can drop at least a

reply go ahead we'll go to rob go ahead so lauren lauren said specifically you must believe in god oryou must believe in a purely naturalistic world and that's a false dichotomy it's a logical fallacy he also says. he also put forth that atheists have the position that we are holding that there is no god no matter what i already said it's a lack of belief if you approach the world in a problem in a proper manner the burden of proof is on the person making the positive assertion the positive assertion is the extraordinary claim that there is a magical being in the sky that created the entire world that is the one that has the burden of proof you know lawrence and other religious people have to prove that to others otherwise the only logical position to have the only intellectually. only position of intellectual integrity is to reserve. is to not accept a position that has not been proven ok rob now go ahead please do as an atheist take a position. ok well first of all when many people refer to religion they refer to it as organized religion and that's a big problem with atheism and and

before 9-30 friday night and tried to rob her. moments later. the woman's son-in-law walked out of the front door and tried to intervene. police say one of the suspects then opened fire. shooting the man, who was later pronounced dead at a hospital. the woman was not injured. police have released a vague description of the suspects. two african american's. both adults. a man and possibly a woman. investigators say they left the area in a dark colored sedan. in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. new at eleven. kron4 talked to michael demordaunt -- who has lived in that neighborhood for 10 years. he says he was devastated to hear about about happened to the family a few doors down from him. >> i always see them in and out and tending to their lawns and flowers. they seemed to have a very close- knit family always hosting family gatherings. where did this come from? and why? this is ridiculous. >> reporter: you moved into a neighborhood to avoid incidences like this? >> yes we thought that we where safe. because we are looking out for ea

hey, what about "rob"? "rob"? no. why not? hey, rob. what are you gonna make? a turkey?ps) not "rob." okay, um, how about "ryan"? ted: ooh. (all screaming) not "ryan." "johnny?" hey, where's the goldfish? (gasps) not "johnny." or "gil." (whimpers) "jeremy." (music playing) jeremy, no! definitely not "jeremy." his stuff was so derivative. well, i mean geez, lily. well, whatever you do, do not name your baby "becky," right? why? what? what? becky. my new co-anchor? don't you guys ever watch the show? oh, honey, i really try. our dvr won't recognize it as a television program. mm-hmm. i watched. robin insisted i confirm how "awful" becky is so last night i checked it out. peace talks in the region have been described as, "productive." becky? (in baby voice): last night, in staten island a taco cart owner was robbed at gunpoint. aww... that's so sad. becky, we're-we're journalists. we can't get emotional about the news, we... oh, no! they stole all his money and then pelted him with his own taco meat! who would do that? well, if you read the story, we might find out. oh, can

we're seeing a very -- >> i agree with you rob -- i agree with you rob with one major exception and that is that i believe most of the listeners would say inflation is way above what the government says it is if they have children in school, if they eat food and have gasoline in their cars and that means we're actually still in recession and people would be very unwise in taking hunk risks which they are not told b.for example,th dow jones record high, it would have to go up another 10% to equal its true record, and that's just taking a 2% inflation rate. what about if it was 6% inflation? >> john, when i first got in this business about 30 years identifying talked with john templeton, and he told me the reason you own stocks is because of inflation, so i agree that you need to be wary of inflation, but stocks are the solution to the inflation problem, and the time to own them is before everybody is in them and they are not in them today. >> a great admirer of john templeton, and i agree with you. >> what should you do then with your money? what's the bottom line in terms of investors to

my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were so shocked, but they send me letters every day. they get mad when i don't talk to them. you know, they still love me because they understand how difficult this is for me, an i'm doing nine months for a first time offense. that's a lot of time. >> it's time gonzales could have avoided if, as he claims, he hadn't allowed hims

police say he was trying to rob the u.s.side a safeway store when a teller recognized him from the robbery last month. now police are trying to determine if he was involved in more than a dozen bank robberies in marin, sonoma banks. >> we will look to see if can find other agencies. >> a 20-year-old man from napa was also arrested yesterday. it's not clear what his connection is to the case. >>> for the first time in more than 40 years san francisco has a new fire station. the san francisco museum of modern art put $14 million toward the project. in exchange they got the old station which needed $9 million in earthquake renovations. the new state of the art facility is located on folsom street. >> it is state of the art. it has equipment we haven't seen in a long time. and i like the requested that it has a generator that in case that big one hits you have three days there to really help us recover. >> the station also has a collection of more than 27,000 pieces of art work. station one is san francisco's busiest fire statio

. >> thank you, rob. the panelists we have represent a broad group of participants, some of them participated themselves and some of them had individuals in their organizations participate. and i want them to start with an introduction of who they are, a little bit about their own background, so you understand the lens they were looking through when they were providing some of their answers today. starting with our 3 panelists that were part of our command and control exercise then we'll hear from our 3 panelists that were in our communications drill. >> lieutenant commander mike kress, operations officer at naval beach group 1, i was a coach during the exercise. we supported the exercise with 3 subject matter experts from amphibious construction battalion 1, their expertise is in route clearance, they actually played in the exercise and i was the coach for the exercise. >> good morning, i'm colonel alley, marine operations officer for the marine expedition briged. i was responsible for the planning and (

police say he was trying to rob the u.s.afeway store when a teller recognized him from the robbery last month. now police are trying to determine if he was involved in more than a dozen bank robberies in marin, sonoma banks. >> we will look to see if can find other agencies. >> a 20-year-old man from napa was also arrested yesterday. it's not clear what his connection is to the case. >>> for the first time in more than 40 years san francisco has a new fire station. the san francisco museum of modern art put $14 million toward the project. in exchange they got the old station which needed $9 million in earthquake renovations. the new state of the art facility is located on folsom street. >> it is state of the art. it has equipment we haven't seen in a long time. and i like the requested that it has a generator that in case that big one hits you have three days there to really help us recover. >> the station also has a collection of more than 27,000 pieces of art work. station one is san francisco's busiest fire station with 1

rob. >> reporter: the new muni bus ads are expected to run in less than two weeks.lling them hate speech. anti-gay messages are set to begin running april 1st. this one quotes an islamic cleric. quote, the punishment of homosexuality is the death penalty." a second ad has iranian president saying "homosexuality is ugly." both end with the statement "that's his jihad, what's yours." >> my ad is designed to save lives. refusing to call attention to the plight of gays is killing people. >> reporter: teresa sparks says geller's ads are trying to pit the gay community against muslims. >> what she's doing is trying to portray muslims and arabs has being anti-gay. and i don't think that's the case. >> reporter: the new ads follow on the heels of current ads running on a handful of buses with anti-muslim messages. last week city leaders denounced those ads. muni says it's forced to run them. >> even though we disagree with the content we don't think it's right to spend the public's money and resources to litigate over first amendment rights. >> reporter: the new round of ad

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rob portman i know well. i did debate prep with rob portman in years past. he's a great person.he people who have criticized him and by the way, he only did it was a personal thing. to me, why do we criticize people for that? the person who started m.a.d.d., it was a personal thing. many people who have come out of gun control have been personally affected by it. it's a personal decision. god be with them. >> i think we have to be careful, because john boehner's views, which are different from rob portman's views, are equally sincere. i think we get into trouble on this debate when we assume that people support gay marriage are open and compassionate and people who don't aren't. the way to solve these very personal issues is to let people vote on it. don't let judges decide it. don't have representative government decide it. let people vote on it in the state. i think people of both points of view, accept the democratic process. what they don't always accept is a bunch of self-important, self-appointed judges. >> martha, it was not only welcomed news that rob made this statement

kron 4's rob fladeboe is live tonight in san jose. rob what is the latest? the object of the amber alert, this white 2006 jeep liberty was located just before noon here in the parking lot of a southside apartment complex on amargoza court with the baby still inside. about 5 hours earlier, just after 6:30 monday morning, 11-month old gabriella quintero was in her carseat in the back of that s.u.v. parked here in the driveway of the family residence on amador court. as her mother went inside for something, police say a woman on foot got behind the wheel of the jeep and sped away. an amber alert and the child's photo and susepct vehicle information was flashed across the bay area. one of many tips led police to where gabriella was found. christina calleros saw the rescue unfold. it's not clear what led the suspect vehicle here to amargoza court, some five miles from the baby's home in east san jose. police could be seen going door to door canvassing the neighborhood, taping off large section of the sprawling complex. the white s.u.v. hauled away for a more thor

for example, ohio republican and republican from ohio rob portman. >> conservative republican senator portman, who has opposed gay marriage in the past, stunned washington by saying he now favors it. his reason, his son had told him he was gay. >> stephen: he changed his mind because he has a gay son which is not just wrong but it's undemocratic. because his other two children are straight. what happened to majority rule? [laughter] [cheers and applause] portman's just the latest victim of the long gay con. here's how the scam works. first, a gay person decides to get born into a conservative family, gains their trust by letting them love and raise them, and then 21 short years later-- boom!-- they spring the gay trap. [laughter] that's what happened to dick cheney. his daughter mary changed his mind about gay marriage by tugging on his heartstrings. now, thankfully, some republicans are holding fast, like georgia senator and noise bill cosby makes when he gets out of a chair saxby chambliss. [laughter] when asked whether rob portman's flip flop had changed his mind, chambliss replied

rob mayeda is in for christina loren and rob says that weather just hours away now. rain. >> the rain is holding off and right now it's just a gorgeous start to the morning. every morning a postcard view looking across the embarcadero. this brought to you through the camera lens of aaron murphy this morning. not a bad start. a storm and you see views of that and think it's not going to come to the bay. later on this afternoon you'll see more clouds and winds picking up. 44 right now in san francisco. 46 in san jose. 30s in the north bay. we've had patchy fog around napa. notice wind direction turning out of the southeast into san jose. those wind speeds are going to increase into the afternoon as the cold front drops down the coast increasing clouds. eventually the rain producing clouds along that surface front boundary coming through later this evening. notice in the north bay early afternoon starting to see rain and by 7:00, spreading right across the bay area as we celebrate the bay bridge lights. looks like you'll see wind and rain around that time. hour by hour,

well you just robbed of baghdad trade these global banking systems are being robbed and we see right after riot and across nations across europe americans don't seem to care yet they seem to be very happy as long as nominal highs keep being reached well then america has been told that they are in on the robbery and that their enjoy life style that's tied to america's robbing of natural resources america's u.s. dollar global policy that gives them the ability to buy stuff in dollars and out of the pay for you know slave labor in china america's been told you know you're in on the robbery and to some degree they are the going to be the last just suffer of the consequences of this social bank heist so they unfortunately won't be able to act in time to save them now again back to this yes no maybe thing and the fact that only some insiders know in fact what the real yes is while we're being told it's yes or no maybe and that is j.p. morgan secretly downgraded by regulators the senate report on j.p. morgan chase's london whale fiasco revealed that federal regulators secretly downgraded th