rob doesn't have much luck with marriage.you stay. what'd you do to my daughter? rush: found her mom's killer, like she asked me to. brainwashed her is more like it. oh, don't know how to control people like that. ( sighs ) what're they talking about? hey. if i were a betting man, i'd say you, rob. you and your rocket bombs. gwen doesn'believe that. gwen told us how you made the untraceable call. ( scoffs ): right. okay, excuse me. i need to go deprogram my daughter! hey, hey, hey. pisses you off, doesn't it? not kn oh, i do know you. i know you had two other wives you pushed around-- pauline, adrian. what about them? they were the lucky ones. they got out in time. they probably didn't talk back like dana did. probably weren't so, uh, headstrong. ( sighs ): you know about that, don't you? i do. i got all these opinions, ideas that might not be the same as yours. now, i'm just the kind of girl that pisses you off, rob. are you the kind of girl that would flirt with your husband's friends? i might. mouth off to his mother, insu

as dan carmen reports, the suspects who allegedly robbed the restaurant was ready to rob again in this video you will only see on kron4. >> reporter: you're looking at surveillance video from august 28 of a man entering the drive- through window and brandishing a gun. he forces all the employees to open a safe and give them $1300. he then forces employees into a freezer and escapes. if it looks like he knows his way around, he does. it's because he's a supervisor at this mcdonald's. police say his name is felix jer ron mow -- geronimo barcela who immediately identified him by his eyes and voice. and a few days later, he robs this mcdonald's in san mateo. >> the suspect isolated the manager and forced the manager to open the safe. >> reporter: thanks to the keen eyes of eyewitnesses who described his car, he was apprehended later that night as he tried to head back home to the east bay. >> reporter: the suspect pleaded not to robbery, kid flapping, and false imprisonment. in san mateo, dan carmen. >>> a former skyline high school track star is accuse of wearing a star wars stormtrooper

my brother rob was my best man at my wedding.edding, and she would have been. so i knew something was wrong. i knew there was some fight that they had. my brother seemed affected by it. but he put up a good front, he put up a good show and gave me a toast. he was my best man. watched everybody dance, we got some good times in. but i had no idea that july 16th was the last time i'd see my brother alive. >> the story began with the relationship between catherine suh and her boyfriend, robert o'dubaine. that relationship broke down. there was an argument that the two had, and there was a business relationship between them that gradually deteriorated over time. she thought that the victim was taking money from the business and using that money to gamble. catherine enlisted the aid of her brother, andrew suh, who was a student at providence college in rhode island, to fly in to chicago in order to commit this murder. catherine later on that evening made a phone call to robert o'dubaine and told robert o'dubaine that her car had broken

fire station robbed.now getting some help. how several bay area companies are stepping in to help firefighters get *new belongings. >> and police may have caught a break in the case of the fatal shooting of an 8-year- old oakland girl. we have a live report coming up. on a story you will only see on 4. >> we are starting off with a dense fog. we even have a little bit of drizzle. the temperatures are a little bit more mild. we will keep cloud cover and to the early afternoon. we will talk about a mild day letter on this afternoon. we do have subtle changes to highlight. tomorrow is shaping up to be the warmest day. i were bring your friday forecast coming up. >> it

rob mayeda is in the weather center right now. rob, burger, bourbon, beer? >> doesn't even have to be in that order. all those things sound pretty tasty. but we had nice weather there yesterday, and today it's going to be nice but we'll start to see increasing clouds later on this afternoon. right now 60 in oakland, 56 in san francisco and san jose. and upper 50s now in the north bay. we're starting to see the high clouds start to spill in, and notice the wind direction turning onshore that's pushed some of the smoke from that fire that's burning her winters, you might have noticed yesterday the air quality improving. right now seeing high clouds dropping into the north bay. this is a very powerful storm system that continues to bring flood watches and warnings to western washington and damaging winds into portland. this line will continue to head to the south during the afternoon today, but we'll likely see vastly different types of weather depending on where you are. north bay, you will see increasing chances of showers later on, but in the south bay, suns

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

let's check in with rob mayeda on the weather. what do you have, rob? >> we're seeing temperatures today running a little bit cooler than yesterday at the same time. highs stayed out of the 90s for almost all the bay area today. out toward livermore 87 degrees. sunol and pleasanton. those are a few spots that were near 90 this afternoon. 80 in san jose. weather watcher san jose 86 degrees. 65 in san francisco. and we do have a fairly healthy sea breeze getting into altamont pass and in through the debt ap right now. still hanging on to some ailts inland. those temperatures will begin to cool down thanks to the fact that 24-hour temperature change really shows you the influence of marine air into the north bay, east bay, and south bay valleys. quite a drop from yesterday's highs that did get as hot as the mid 90s on friday afternoon. winds cranking up to 24 miles per hour over toward fairfield. with the sea breeze should be perfect for the cal bears taking on northwestern tonight 7:30 game time. you'll see those temperatures eventually dropping through t

let's check that forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda. i think it is your wednesday. >> or tuesday maybe. saturday, sunday, monday work ahead. 40s and 50s outside, cool start to the morning. you saw in san francisco we have fog across the bay, stronger sea breeze, that's going to drop our temperatures. 60s and 70s for most of the bay area. i think mike inouye appreciates the fact our seven-day forecast brings in the showers tomorrow morning so this commute fine, a little patchy fog, though, in spots. >> better for saturday which has less of a commute. we're looking here toward the maze, that's a smooth drive. overnight road work mostly clear. we look at oakland where the overnight road work is causing an issue, both directions slowing with the southbound side off 980 and tenth we see slowing. they may be getting ready an moving some of the crews. expect the slowdown. not a big deal past it. as you approach, smooth off of the castro valley. >> a scary scene, a toddler and two teens among the 13 people injured following a shooting at a park

robbed. is now getting some help. how several bay area companies are stepping in to help firefighters get *new belongings. >> and police may have caught a break in the case of the fatal shooting of an 8-year- old oakland girl. we have a live report coming up. on a story you will only see on 4. >> we are starting off with a dense fog. we even have a little bit of drizzle. the temperatures are a little bit more mild. we will keep cloud cover and to the early afternoon. we will talk about a mild day letter on this afternoon. we do have subtle changes to highlight. tomorrow is shaping up to be the warmest day. i were bring your friday forecast coming up. >> it has been a pretty good ride around the bay and that may be changing due to an accident on 880 south bound. it is right at dakota road. also, the extension of niles canyon road. so far only a minor back up as an assault on direction but it may be one or more lanes blocked. >> a mcdonalds employee is behind bars tonight. accused of holding up

i'll have a look at that coming up. >>> rob, let's get to sports.irst place a's try to keep the momentum going at home. colin kaepernick has to make good on a bet. the 49ers and raiders. they were on different sides of the win column yesterday, but they're both feeling the sting of injuries today. updates next from the xfinity sports desk. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. >>> more search and efforts today. helicopters flew over flood damaged downs in colorado. the weather has cleared and the sun is out which means the aircrafts can take off after being grounded for most of the morning. nbc's jay gray joins us in boulder with more. finally, some good news. >> reporter: yeah, good news, jessica, but the areas t

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hey, rob. >> we still have that strong sea breeze. 58 san francisco, 66 in san jose. can you see the 24-hour temperature change, showing you the difference the marine air is making surging inland across the bay and into the north bay. we've got those winds out of the southeast. 22 into fairfield and a breeze out of the northwest into san jose. over the next 22 hours we'll have a lot more cloud cover tomorrow. you saw a little of that toward sunset tonight, which made for a beautiful sunset around the bay area. some of those cloud may bring a slight chance of showers, especially around the coastal range late tomorrow into monday. then we'll see temperatures climbing up. could be low to mid 90s as we head to the second half of the week ahead. if your plans include interstate 5 or 99, heading toward the grapevine or southern sierra, smoke continues to pool to the south in yosemite valley and will continue to be a problem around tuolumne county. this will continue as the smoke makes a turn back to the north getting into labor day monday. notice we've had some thundershowe

rob is live outside the apple store in palo alto. how is the line there? they got the barricades up? >> reporter: not as bad as manhattan. good morning. i'll keep my voice down out of respect for these apple die-hards still a sleep. it goes down tufrt the left and turns the corner. i'm guessing maybe 150, 175 people. all i can tell you is these people must want the iphone. they are sleeping on the concrete until like moments ago this guy's head was tilted left. i know he's going to need a chiropractor later. i don't know if that's a body or a live person. someone starting to wake up. it's like during yosemite they attached it from the light post and to the car. we've got people here with opportunities, even brought a table out here to do some food. you guys got out at 11:00? >> yes. >> why did you have to be out here or order on line? >> be here, my gosh. >> what about you? to wait in line. >> to be closer to the front of the line. >> as opposed to coming back at 2:00 in the afternoon when there is no line. >> you mean even earlier in the day. >> are you p

right now let's check in with rob mayeda. that kind of got me psyched for ski season. >> some interesting changes in the area around the bay area, not just the rain fall but the wind shift. september 21st, see onshore winds racing through the golden gate racing north the east. and if you can imagine, it's sort of like an elongated football field, the winds moving west to east. but today the cold front on the approach, the rain started develop and the winds moved south to north bring in the moisture from the south and instead of going end zone to end zone, changing the wind direction to go from sideline to sideline. and the race course isn't set up for the southerly winds. the hope was that when the cold front went by that that could shift the wind back. but the winds stayed out of the southwest today. so the race area not in the configuration you would want. there is hope tomorrow, though. we'll see those winds once again coming more out of the west for sunday afternoon. right now still a southwest wind into san francisco. yo

>> rob, thanks so much. it's 5:49.s reopening for business following an e. coli outbreak over the weekend. public health officials say 14 people got stick after eating at burma superstar on clement street. nine people fell in after eating there august 16 or 17. the restaurant owner issued a statement saying, quote wrerks working with public health officials to identify the exact cause of these incidents and the city has reassured us that this was an isolated case and that san francisco burma superstar is a safe place to eat. >>> today an iconic san francisco strip club that made global headlines is closing its doors for the very last time. the owners of the lusty lady say they're shutting down because of a lease disagreement with the landlord. that club opened back in 1976 and dancers there, they ultimately made history back in 1997 becoming the first in the entire world to unionize forming the exotic dancers union. >>> another mosquito fogging is scheduled in santa clara county this week leading to a record year for c

rob roth is live where neighbors are banning together. rob? >> reporter: they are both small businesses. they both face the possibility of eviction from their landlord who happens to be the archdiocese of san francisco. >> reporter: the book store has been selling from this store front for the past 5 years. the owner told us he worries about being evicted. he is on a month to month lease and his agreement is being evaluated by his landlord, the archdiocese of san francisco and the same is true for his owners. if they are evicted the church could charge higher rents. many neighbors are disappointed in the church. >> taking away god. >> reporter: it ignited a campaign, a neighborhood of small businesses. >> evicting two families who are going to be displaced. and may have to move out of the neighborhood. >> she said no decisions have been made. the conversations are taking place and money will not be the deciding factor but the rent helps fund a school at the church. here the owner says the street is changing, rents are sky rocketing. >> there h

rob? >> we are seeing the numbers in the 50s and 60s as a strong sea breeze pushes in low clouds. 60 right now in livermore and san jose and you see the sea breeze getting into livermore, so you can probably give the air conditioning the night off as the cooler marine air moves in. we will see the low clouds. enough low clouds by the way to give us drizzle at times since the low you clouds fill in all the way to parts of the south bay and mostly sunny skies inland and an earlier break up for the low clouds on the coast before 8:00, we will see them moving back to pillar point and santa cruz, out at the raiders home game as they host the jacksonville jaguars, we should see kick off temperaturer close to 70 with patches of low temperatures in the bay. our attention turns up the coast and the seattle, may be a factor for the kickoff of the game, of course, the action starts here in 4:00 on nbc bay area, and the game just after 5:00, we have a chance for thunderstorms, the game was delayed. so

i can't believe there's no rob mayeda costume. >> that would scare the kids away.an, superman, weatherman. >> and weatherman. >> a w. on the chest. >> that would be classic. >> seven-day forecast. going to have a change in the winds tomorrow. should improve our air quality in east bay valleys and late sunday, more clouds, chance of showers. especially in the north bay heading into monday and a bit warmer toward the middle part of next week. >> that would be much more believable if you were in tights and a cape. >> we can work on that for 11:00. >> we'll see that at 11:00. thanks for joining us. we made it to friday. have a great evening. >> bye-bye. >>> jimmy kimmel under attack. kanye west unleashes a vicious new rant against him, now on "extra." >>> kimmel versus kanye, an all-out late-night war explodes. >> right now, we are at dif kanye 5. so -- >> twitter bombs, threats and angry phone calls. >> i'm not a jimmy kimmel fan. >>> now trending, cable news king, bill o'reilly's, controversial new interview about jesus and religion. >> you believe the holy spirit di

we thank meteorologist rob mayeda getting up early on this thursday÷ morning. gave christina the day off. >> thanks for the coffee in the newsroom. it's early and it's pretty chilly outside as you step out this hour. still in the 40s and low 50s. clear skies, no low clouds so our temperatures have dropped off a bit. sea breeze is out there. it will be more strong and eventually that's going to bring in low clouts. at the ballpark this evening the a's taking on the twins. catch the action. we'll see numbers in the 70s and first pitch after 7:00. cooling as the sea breeze turns stronger. right now we've got clear skies across the bay area but changes upstream. this is a weather system that begins to impact our weather more so tomorrow. today fine, lou clouds coming back, then the rain producing clouds making an approach by late friday, into saturday. the system is going to weaken but have enough left to give us scattered showers. a slight chance of high elevation snow showers. so it's going to look and feel like fall. today feels like summer. 80s and 90s, san jos

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 offense. that's a lot of time. >> it's time gonzales could have avoided if, as he claims, he hadn't allowed himself to

so a lot of drivers take the job just for the healthcare, like i did. >> rob's premiums just went up. >> so you got this paperwork that's dated june 17th and june 14th and basically what this paperwork says is that your premiums are going up $120 plus you are losing dental. what did you think at that point? >> just nuts. it's crazy. i thought everything was supposed to go down. right? wasn't the promise, your premiums will go down? nothing is going down. >> up until recently, most of the debate surrounding obamacare has focused on the legislation's cost and ability to provide affordable health insurance to the uninsured but impact on employers, large and small and how they respond to new costs and adjust their health plans., may come to define success or failure. >> it's a lot of maneuvering. all of these players are trying to figure out what this law means for them and how this law is going to affect them. >> companies like delta and ups say they are about to feel the squeeze as a series of new rules and fees kick in and pressure is also mounting against what's considered overly gene

. >>> rob mayeda will have a cooldown, then a heat up. talk about it. >> for now, we'll see the cooler part of the forecast forshire. seeing 50s and low 60s with patches of low clouds across the bay. strong onshore wind. notice those increasing this afternoon. that's going to keep inland temperatures down and the system responsible for ushering in a stronger sea breeze. once this low tracks inland across the pacific northwest, that's going to open the door for a region of high pressure here around arizona to build back towards california and across the pacific high pressure as well. friday, notice a big jump in temperatures. today, comfortable. breezy at times. 80 san jose. 68 san francisco. 75 in oakland. similar temperatures by the way for tomorrow. but here comes friday. you see things heating up, ten-degree jump in inland temperatures. out to the coast, 70s and 80s. mid to upper 90s part of the weekend forecast with low clouds closer to the coastline. we'll see if the novel of the heat wears off. does the new bay bridge have novelty t

rob talked about fog. orange patch, traffic and weather tied together, american canyon, napa with fog. san rafael. look at 101 southbound, volume building but no slowing, novato through san rafael a smooth drive. >> looking forward to getting out on that new span of the bay bridge. >> maybe this weekend. i won't attacktake a picture. >>> suiting up for the season. who is stepping in to make sure jv football team is outfitted for its first kick-off. >>> watch for watches. new announcements from different high-tech firms with smart watches. >>> gay rights at olympics. what putin says will happen to anyone who flies a rainbow flag during winter games in sochi. >>> breaking news, spring, texas, near houston, we are hearing reports of a stabbing at spring high school. at least one person airlifted from the scene to a local hospital in texas. 6:12. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tire

i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda. an interesting forecast. maybe some drizzle, but not enough to ruin the plans. >> not around san francisco, and you saw sonoma, tropical clouds coming in. we have 50s and 60s outside. mist from some fog, though, closer to san francisco. 60s inland around livermore and san jose. sea breeze will be strong enough to keep the temperatures inland into the 70s to mid-80s out toward fairfield and antioch for the afternoon. 60s in san francisco, low 70s in oakland. more we're starting to see in the sunole camera, more moisture coming out of southern california, trough of low pressure to the west, they may combine to give us an isolated shower or two. we'll have a full look at how long the showers will be in the forecast and the 90s returning in the seven-day forecast. >> thanks, rob. >>> their job is to save lives. paramedics in alameda county are revealing to us a broken system. one with potentially dangerous consequences. tony kovaleski uncovered troubling statistics during a six-month investigation. >> dispatch, e

. >> reporter: this is where rob spends most of his time. he delivers milk. >> truckers don't stop.t or snow, we got to go. >> reporter: but it's not exactly the healthiest job. >> you sit in a driver's seat for ten hours straight, you are not moving, your body is just growing, i guess. >> reporter: rob like 85% of the country relies on his employer for health insurance. >> a lot of drivers take the job just for the health care like i did. >> reporter: and rob's premiums just went up. >> you got this paperwork, and basically what this paperwork says is your premiums are going up $120, plus you are losing dental. what did you think at that point? >> just nuts. it's crazy. i thought everything was s supposed to go down. nothing is going down. >> reporter: up until recently most of the debate surrounding obamacare has focused on the legislation's cost and ability to provide affordable health insurance to the uninsured, but this may also define its success or failures. >> all of these players are trying to figure out what this law is going to do to them. >> delta and ups say they are ab

>> thanks a lot, rob. 30 miles from the fire is groveland. it's usually packed with tourists on a labor day weekend. but this morning businesses are just about deserted. >> the fear of the fire, the longer drive and all, we've had a lot of consolations because of that on what would be the start of labor day weekend, kind of the end of the summer and a very, very busy time, we just don't have the business at all right now. >> she added that there had been 130 cancellations since the beginning of the fire and also highway 120 is closed leading into the park right now. >>> the fire and the bay bridge closure are keeping people here in the bay area closer to home this labor day weekend. clogged highways and close closed or destroyed campgrounds have people changing their plans. >> this man had his labor day weekend planned out for weeks, they'd camp near lake tahoe. but a couple of things happened that forced him to come up with a plan b. >> the bay bridge being closed. we want to avoid that at all costs. >> reporter: and the family wanted to avo

rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. u.s. mint is launching the new corridor featuring fort mchenry and defenders day. you can exchange $10 for a role of the collectible quarters today. mchenryis showing fort in 1814 during the battle of baltimore. that's where we are now. >> attendees could exchange $10 for a role of the very special collectible quarters. your 11 insta weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> finally the ravens will get some good football weather. they dealt with the extreme cold and weather and -- in denver. then the lightning delay. all of that is out of fear for the home opener. should be picture-perfect with sunny skies temperatures in the seven-day's eddy northwest brees@10 miles an hour. the weather finally cooperating. the high today was right at the 80 degree mark. 10 degrees cooler from yesterday's ratings but we were still a touch above normal expecting cooler than normal for most of the upcoming weekend. a hint of that out in allegheny and garrett county where afternoon ra

rob mayeda is taking a look at the forecast coming up at 6:25.at the end of this month. you can get a jump start. that's the day museums across the country will open their doors for free. some of the museums participating in this september 28th event include the bay area discovery museum, cartoon art museum of california and the aerospace museum of california. you can't just walk in, you actually need a ticket. to get a ticket you can go online. they're available at the smithsonian website. >>> many people said their good-byes to the old eastern span of the bay bridge as we get ready for the opening of the new span. online it seems like some people are a little bit confused. in the past few days several people have been posting photos on social media apparently bidding farewell to this guy. this is the western span of the bay bridge. that's not going anywhere. >> that's not what they're working on right now. >> take a look at the photos. the captions include "we are going to miss you old bay bridge" or "can't believe the new eastern span will clo

first they are shocked into submission and then they are robbed. if the stun gun was not enough, here are two of their stories. >> they take the stun gun and they hit you in the head. >> this father was suddenly attacked early tuesday morning by two men armed with a stun gun. you?id the hit t then, with a gun pointed at his head -- you are scared? >> very. $300. >> they took $300? >> he was not alone. he was one of four victims during the 48 hours along m street between ninth and 14th. the first violent crime was monday at 2 a.m. this restaurant worker said i was scared when they take out the gun. in his case, three men attacked him and his cousin. first they hit him in his neck. he fell. he kicked him hard. whatys he does not know happens to his cousin but his cousin passed out and is in the hospital. the man put a hand gun to his chin. still $800 he planned to wire to his family in mexico. the money is gone and everyone is on high alert. >> defenseless. of thear as descriptions suspect, because all of our werems were shocked, they incoherent and

- we should rob a bank? - yes. - ( uni-baby crying ) - ( axe cop growls ) why won't uni-baby stop crying? it's so annoying. well, she's probably hungry. we haven't fed her all day. too bad. i don't want her pooping. - oh ho ho, i hear that. - man: axe cop, axe cop, come in. this is the chief of the normal police. ( whispering ) it's the chief of the normal police. what do you want? why are you and sockarang robbing a bank? - hmmmm? - what are you talking about? - we're not robbing a bank. - ( explosion ) - but i think i know who is. - ( alarm ringing ) - ( crashing ) - we are rich now! let's go buy more guns to rob more banks. yes! c'mon, axe cop, let's go get em'! i'll chop your head-- oh no. - i left my axe at the house. - what-- what are we gonna do? - ( wailing ) - quiet, baby! this is no time for eating or pooping! shhh, she's trying to tell us something. this hole in the stroller, it's a cannon. but there's no trigger. there's no trigger! because it's a poop cannon. it's controlled by pooping. - oh, we

>> for welwelcome to rob black and your money. today we have a local bay area real- estate agent. i will talk about beyonce and if it is wise to be a single lady. >> we are watching some of the stories that we covered in the news. we will start with home affordability. new numbers are showing that it is getting too expensive for people to afford a home. >> if you look at this chart, it has fallen off because mortgage rates have spiked. home prices have also spiked. they are expected took go up 10% more. this will stop people from buying the american dream. >> we're also seeing a trend with large companies, like ge getting rid of retirement health benefits. >> ups did a couple weeks ago. some of their employees were not born to be able to be covered. now 44% or corporations are also want to do the same thing. they would not extend your deficit during retirement. >> the government will assume a lot more liability in retirement plans. a >> we are watching the olympics. they are going to tokyo. >> i think this will be a winner. they will fill a lot of our willingness and infrastructur

time to check with rob.the range of our weather today is mind blowing. >> it's a sign we're getting closer to fall when you got mornings like this, gorgeous, clear skies, dry air. and that allows a lot of the warmth to escape out to space. in the north bay, 47 degrees napa, santa rosa, novato 46, 55 in san jose. not much of a sea breeze now. later on we'll see the winds picking up off the ocean. hour by hour for our forecast, 80s and 90s inland, then cooling quickly as we head through the even hours as the low clouds approach the coast. sunny day, then low clouds as we go through the evening, setting us up for low clouds tomorrow. a neek preview, friday night into saturday. moving across the bay area. showers and a big drop in temperatures. today 80s and 90s inland. come saturday, dropping off, almost 20 degrees cooler to kick off the weekend. fall officially gets started on sunday. it's going to feel like it around the bay area. >> about time the temperatures are acting season appropriate. 880, this is appr

a man was robbed for more than his wallet. he was also robbed of his dignity. don harrison explains. >> they actually removed his nike boots from his feet, his shorts he was wearing and also his socks. once they got his shirts and shoes, they took off running. >> reporter: that's right. they took his shoes, shorts with his wallet and took off running, leaving him in his underwear. >> that is crazy. that's on a whole another level. >> reporter: the victim walked to his car about 10:00 last night. he originally fought off the first attacker until a second man showed up wearing a mask and carrying a gun. this has them shocked. >> i think it's absolutely horrible. there's no reason for that. i have children that play in this neighborhood. that's totally insane. >> reporter: annapolis police have a lot of concerns. police believe whoever did this put a lot of effort into the crime. >> seems like the guys were lying in wait for him, wearing dark clothing, masks over their face. >> definitely shows a lot of crash about the community and our safety. absolutely. >> it w

>> see you then, rob. >>> nbc bay area follow-up.a 2-year-old girl hit by a driver in an suv in pittsburg has died. the accident happened monday. police say the girl ran out to get her ball and she ran right in front of an suv. the driver is cooperating with the investigation, and neither speed nor alcohol police say played a role. >>> tonight we're hearing firsthand from one of the people involved in a crash in san francisco this morning. killing a teenage boy and critically injuring his mother and sister. new tonight at 11, we spoke to a woman inside the catering van that was also hit by that same driver. >> you know, you kind of feel guilty at the end because you're okay. someone else isn't. >> reporter: gloria franco is thanking a higher power tonight she and two other people she was with were not seriously her when a woman slammed into her delivery truck and a minivan positioned behind her at the intersection of goth and pine streets. >> it sounded like a bomb exploded. like really loud bomb. i completely blanked out and ended u

and a fire station robbed. is now getting some help.everal bay area companies are stepping in to help firefighters get *new belongings. a story you will only see on 4. a mcdonalds employee is behind bars this morning, accused of holding up his own store. >>erica: could morning. we are waking up to gray skies. pretty overcast out there. very muggy with temperatures heading into the '60s. year highs will range from the '50s cosi to the mid '80s inland. i talk about your 7 day around the bay coming up at age 15. >>darya: a story will only see on for. and mcdonald's employee is behind bars this morning accused of holding up his own store. kron 4's will tran is live in pleasanton this morning with the surveillance video. will ? >>will: we went inside to talk about the shift that's working right now and they have no idea what's going on. here surveillance video that chelsea only on four. this actually happened on labor day weekend. they said around 3:00 a.m., felix the geronimo gonzales climb through this window he takes one person to the bac

he robbed yesterday afternoon. they believe he has robbed a half dozen banks since december.nd a mustache. >>> they're also looking for a woman suspected in a snake scam. she occupied the homeowners outside an applies went inside and ransacked the houses. she is working with one or two men. she's 5 feet tall with a medium to heavy build and has appeared tongue with a ball on it. >>> hundreds of rescued hence are in new york this morning after flying from the bay area in a private jet. they flew out of the airport yesterday. two months ago these hence were rescued from an egg production form and taken to sanctuaries in vacaville and a private defense attorney paid for them to be transported to the sanctuaries. the animals spent yesterday munching on weeds, the tall grass were providing cover for homeless camps. the goats were brought in there so they will eat the tall grass and those encampment don't spring up again. >>> sonoma county may ban leaf blowers. >>> the epa plans says 100 year old concrete structure is being removed so that 40 miles of steel head creek can be opened

." >>> a guy is trying to rob a hotel when he looks up -- >> and realizes i'm on camera. >> this video gives new meaning to the phrase an eye for an eye. >> and in california, they keep on fire trucking right through the high water. >> a guy marches into city offices after getting a parking ticket. >> he's ready to pay his fine. >> how paying in coins brought out the big brass. >> plus want a free ipad mini? we have the buzz word for to you win. and some pranksters tweak it so when the man turns on the faucet. >> which is why he was surprised when he went to the bathroom to wash his hands and beer came out. >> you'll shoot your eye out. you've heard that, right? this guy walks into the hotel with a gun. he's got a hoodie, he's pushing this woman. then he spots the security monitor and realizes i'm on cameras, i better try to take care of this. as he's fiddling with the wires to stop the security cameras, what happens? the guy goes down like a ton of bricks. he shot himself in the eye. he's a peruvian man. he has a gun in his hand. as he's trying to disable the security system, pops him

rob mayeda has the latest.but we want to begin with nbc bay area's dim -- kimberly tere. >> reporter: the game was delayed for a couple ofl hours. that first p

they believe he has robbed five other banks in the county this year. he appears to be in his 40s or 50s and wears tablases and has a mustache. >>> a woman is expected in a snake scam. she went to two homes on august 24th claiming to look for snakes. while she occupied owners outside an applies was working inside. she is tall to medium bill. she has appeared tongue with a ball on it. >>> officers have been honored for bravery in the line of duty. medals have been handed out last night. in the dangerous situation these officers ran towards the danger and not away from it. >> all the way from tackling armed bank robbers without firing a shot and neutralizing active shooters and dealing with fires, after murdering mothers in a different county. >>> some people living near the oregon border want to discuss seed from california. the supervisors say sacramento is ignoring their concerns, groups include government bureaucracy and a rural fight. they hope to surround california counties, and the creation of the 51st state would need approval of the california l

ktvu's rob roth is live in san francisco where the problem is growing. rob? >> reporter: san francisco animal control says it is running on financial fumes. hard on the animal whose need help. >> reporter: this is jewel an officer found discarded like a piece of trash. she is one of 10,000 animals the shelter takes in each year but they say it is getting harder and harder to care for the animals. >> services are increasing. public demand is increasing and we don't have the funds to meet that change. >> reporter: in the past six years the shelter seen a 50% increase in the number of dogs and cats. but its budget remained slack. the service cuts to the budget are taking a toll. the shelter was once open 7 days a week, now it is 5. there were 12 officers here, today there is 8. there is no longer a officer on call 24 hours a day. >> if i see something going on, but when i call it is not going to make the top of their pile. that is a service they have ocut -- have to cut. >> he was dehydrated. >> that is the condition this cat was in when he came to had shelter.

every week demanding that the president be closed we're going to separate it from animal rob lowe got a chance to attend one of these you meet demonstrations outside of the white house check out. the right. demonstrators outside the white house are once again calling on the obama administration to close guantanamo bay prison and end the practice of force feeding detainees that are currently on a hunger strike the hunger strike at one tottenham all has now far surpassed two hundred days demonstrators are here again trying to raise awareness about the plight of these prisoners human rights groups as well as the u.n. have declared the practice of force feeding a form of torture a point being made by activists on the discounted eighty's who has undergone a sixty one day fast in solidarity with get more prisoners i've been fasting for sixty one days on water only some calories through coconut water but mostly water and vitamins and minerals and salt. and i've lost fifty two pounds as part of the demonstration contraries underwent a nasal gastric feeding right in front of the white house ou

abc's rob nelson is in johannesburg tonight. rob? >> reporter: good evening, david. after 86 days in the hospital, nelson mandela is back here in his home behind me tonight. he was released in the wee hours of sunday morning and brought here to his private home in a wealthy suburb of johannesburg. the government says his home has now been reconfigured to accommodate mandela's medical needs and that the same personnel from the hospital will be the ones monitoring his health while hall's here. mandela, of course, turned 95 years old back in july. at this point, he remains in critical but stable condition after first going to the hospital back on june 8th. doctors say his condition at times does become unstable but that overall, he has remained resilient throughout this ordeal and has responded well to his treatment. family members we spoke to tonight said they are happy and relieved he is finally back home, but of course, the big question still remains. has mandela come home because he's actually doing better, or has he come home to live out his last days? david? >> al