rob: absolutely. anytime you have people who move markets and move assets toward their fair value they are constructive, they are helping markets reprice toward their fair value. was there overt manipulation? who knows. was there an effort to identify stocks that are overvalued and undervalued, absolutely. we are in a regime where you get punished for seeking to identify overpriced or underpriced and get punished after the fact. the rules are determined after the fact and redefined after the fact. olivia: what is your most important metric for valuation? rob: my go to metric is schiller p/e ratio price relative to long-term horizon. olivia: critics would say that is too backward looking. rob: it is backward looking, but nothing mean reverts over time more aggressively than earnings. when you have peak earnings like now, the competitive pressures in a global landscape tend to cause -- tom: i like this, but how do you parse your caution? rob: laszlo tends to focus on cash flows, which are short horizon

almost all of it points at you, rob. >> reporter: rob wasn't let off scot-free.lice charged him with concealing brian's murder, but later dropped the charge. rob render never told his story in court. struggling with drug issues for years, he overdosed on a cocktail of heroin and cocaine and died in 2012, just months before mario's second trial. mindy lindholm, rob's older sister, passionately defends her brother. she claims he would never hurt anyone. >> the premise that my brother could have possibly killed brian over $30, or over him telling on him or anything, is ridiculous to me. my brother having an explosive temper is absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: and she accuses kathleen zellner of scape-goating her dead brother. >> i asked him, you know, what he knew about it and he said he wasn't there, you know, and he didn't know what happened. >> i'm sure prosecutors will say this is a classic case of blaming the dead guy. >> to me, that's meaningless to say, "blame the dead guy." doesn't mean dead guys didn't commit murders. the only person that really dislikes

tio rob, encontraron el leÓn. rob: donde no lo veo? ♪ comeremos hasta el fin porque a casita ha llegado el chef pepÍn ♪ jhonny: esto es seÑores. si usted en casita estÁ buscando una receta para disfrutar de una receta para esta temporada, aquÍ lo tiene al chef pepín. chef pepÍn: tengo una tilapia que estÁ increÍble. jhonny: seÑores, dÉjeme decirle que a sus 60 y tantos aÑos levanta la pierna de tanto estar en televisiÓn. chef pepÍn: prefiero... la alternativa no me gusta. maÑana tenemos un cumpleaÑos aquÍ. jhonny: la tilapia a mÍ me encanta. cuÉntame. chef pepin: estoy utilizando este sistema que sean de acero inoxidable, que la olla en realidad estÁ en su punto para cocinar. le ponemos unas gotitas de agua. jhonny: increÍble. chef pepÍn: sabes que estamos cocinando sin grasa adicional. eso hace que comas mÁs sano y estamos utilizando vegetales. vamos a colocarle un poquito de curi. sabes que es una sazÓn que se utiliza mucho en las tierras indias. a mÍ me fascina. jhonny: dÉjeme decirle. hay una tÉcnica en la que pones ese fuego... ch

with any words i'd like to thank a couple of people quite a few of the people first off any team when rob talked about the first top quality team i believe that i couldn't ask important more i have they're back and they have mine so if you all please stand and race our hands this is the don fisher clubhouse theme (clapping) and while their many, many other people to thank i do want to really thank rob conley for his work and leadership and vision (clapping) i offer the last couple of months i've gotten to know him and see how hard he works from sunup to sundown so thank you for this opportunity today, we're here to celebrate of the optimism of a new clubhouse who name don honors throughout the country this building as magnificent is only a much level of commitment to you i know we all agree we shall miss the point if we get caught up in the beauty of this fats and the staikts once it was a parking lot now a house in the time i have remaining i want to focus on the try legacy of don fisher and the boys and girls is one hundred and 24 commitment to the which were that need it the most and t

tio rob, encontraron el leÓn. rob: donde no lo veo?f pepÍn: prefiero... la alternativa no me gusta. maÑana tenemos un cumpleaÑos aquÍ. jhonny: la tilapia a mÍ me encanta. cuÉntame. chef pepin: estoy utilizando este sistema que sean de acero inoxidable, que la olla en realidad estÁ en su punto para cocinar. le ponemos unas gotitas de agua. jhonny: increÍble. chef pepÍn: sabes que estamos cocinando sin grasa adicional. eso hace que comas mÁs sano y estamos utilizando vegetales. vamos a colocarle un poquito de curi. sabes que es una sazÓn que se utiliza mucho en las tierras indias. a mÍ me fascina. jhonny: dÉjeme decirle. hay una tÉcnica en la que pones ese fuego... chef pepÍn: para que quede derechito. sabes que no estamos utilizando ningÚn adicional de agua y al no ponerle agua, la comida suelta su propia agua. de siquiera estamos utilizando sal. jhonny: eso es al gusto. como siempre dicen los chef, las sazÓn es al gusto. chef pepÍn: aquí le vamos a poner vegetales. fÍjate, esto lo tenemos en alto. vamos a taparlo. vamos a cerrar la vÁl

and for more on what we can expect heading into tomorrow i'll turn it over to rob. rob?>> hail turning to slush. the folks who want to see that sticking around as the skies clear tonight, chilly temperatures so there's a chance some of that hail will be on the ground in the foot hills east of san jose. our temperatures tomorrow morning, upper 30s in our wind-sheltered wind-sheltered valley. a cool start to the day. and then a new weather system that could bring more thunder storms to the bay area. let you know about that in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> tomorrow is a good day to hit the slopes. this is video from today. the scene heading to tahoe near the summit. chp reminds all of us carry chains. some of us got more than six inches of powder. >> if you'd like to see more pictures or send them in nbc bay area.com. also to get the very latest weather information wherever you are, check out the forecast on nbc bay area news app. you can download that to your smart phone. free on itunes or the google play store. >>> new at 11:00, a h

shot at him. >> smith has endured being robbed time and time again. but this time the no-nonsense store manager, who has never fired a gun in her life, shoots the man. one time, at point-blank range. >> i didn't realize i hit him at first because it took a minute. >> now, armed with a little more courage, smith makes sure the robber doesn't try to hurt her. >> don't move. >> i was scared. i said, hey, show me your hands and he said, i don't have anything. >> it turns out the robber doesn't have a gun. smith is both relieved and annoyed. the robber pleads with her. >> please, don't shoot me. call 911. >> in a dramatic turn of events, it's the robber who's now afraid for his life. >> he was squirming around on the floor and i said, you weren't thinking about 911 when you was robbing me. shut up. i'll call them. >> smith keeps the gun aimed at the robber until police arrive. >> i was so relieved when they came. it was like, thank you, god, for not letting me kill this man. he didn't have no gun, but i was so terrified of him hurting me, i was like -- >>

our members will come up and their a little bit of their stories today i'll hear from our president rob conley thank you to his passion and leadership (clapping) you know he's worked with almost probably a lot of you in the room to make that project happen so i'd like to welcome our city official mayor ed lee will be joining us around 3:30 for the ribbon cutting and the san francisco board of supervisors president and district 5 president london breed (clapping) we say the chief chief suhr (clapping) and also have city attorney dennis herrera and i believe i say saw 63 here (clapping.) and to a welcome to our special guest ms. doris fisher and bob and john and dale fisher (clapping.) i'd like to welcome mr. barber are a calendar who is here with us (clapping) so our administrator active office is named after john calendar that was a long time member and i'd like to welcome our capital campaign co-chairs that made this happen stephanie mellone and rocky freed and bob emry (clapping) okay. so a final welcome to our board members and staff and community members and partners thank you guys

rob: it could get worse. in minnesota the lakes are causing problems. >> we wake up to these booms and is it a gun or a lake? it is the lake. rob: ice on shore, damaging property. rain is creating a different danger, landslides. earlier this week saturated ground to gave way. as the latest storm system moves across the country, rob marciano , abc news. kimberly: in our area potholes are taking their toll. so what are your rights if you hit one of these craters? >> they are easy to find next to impossible to avoid. >> it made the longest -- loudest noise i have ever heard. >> and if you have a head on encounter -- >> i was driving on 16th street and hit a huge pothole. my right front tire basically exploded. >> could wind up like this man on busy 16th street. he is looking at hundreds of dollars of damage, it is his car but the upkeep of the roads is the responsibility of the jurisdiction where it is located. >> all states have some responsibility for fixing potholes. >> so who should pay for this? >> the issu

the board the fisher family and the donors who made this dream a reality and now i'd like to invite rob back on stage (clapping.) >> all right. so fortunately, this is the last time you'll hear from me we say are a couple of awards this is important so different folks who have done amazing work in opening the clubhouse i sometimes forget to thank them i'll be short i'm going to get some help my daughter my help as well is there are any drool on the framed it's my daughters fault the first person i want to unfortunately, i spend more time talking about her scombren headed up the office of economic workforce development i got to know her unfortunately jen passed away in december and amazing woman one of the reigns we got this piece of property basis a thought projects in the market octavia master plan we asked for the boys and girls club to be on the site would district attorney you think she said that was great i was a long process but jen was a champion and smart and dedicated woman had who died way, way too young i want to remember jen max and thank you her you know for what she did to

and it feels like in here what it did out there. >> that was rob's idea. >> rob is hot. >> trying tomake it feel like it was out there at spartan stadium this afternoon. we had the numbers in the mid to upper 80s earlier. right now still 84 degrees around san jose. you notice san francisco, if you're in the mid-70s, no ocean air conditioning to be found. you can see the temperatures right now in and jose 84 degrees. quick check of the microclimate south of downtown. we're still near 90 degrees in south san jose towards morgan hill and gilroy. 87 degrees in milpitas. overcast skies in san francisco. 76 right now. the temperatures very interesting around downtown san francisco. some hint at cooling at ocean beach. 65. civic center plaza still 80 degrees. there is no sign of a sea breeze right now. winds moving slightly offshore. high pressure compressing the air, warming it up as it heads towards sea level. as the winds begin to change direction later tonight, this should bring some cooling especially around the ener bay and coast for tomorrow. wind speeds picking up, too. another chan

she was positive the same people were robbing her over and over again. in fact, the statement she made was "deja vu." >> one of the robbers is about 5'8" and nearly 300 pounds. he was fairly distinct. they got identified that way, as being the same people. >> hurry up! >> the robbers warned the tellers not to throw dye packs in the money bags. dye packs are rigged to explode later, leaving a permanent dye on the bills. >> one of the news crews had come down. it sort of made me mad. that reporter stood in the middle of the street in calabash and made the comment, if you want to rob a bank, calabash is the place to come and do it. >> over the next several years, these same men robbed other banks in the area. the getaway cars were stolen and abandoned miles away. >> they were not making a lot of mistakes. they were going in, they were getting what they needed to get and they got out of the bank. >> we had no hairs, we had no fibers, we had no confessions, we had no money. we had very few bits of real physical evidence. ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90

the men also handcuffed and robbed a 17-year-old with the suspect. investigators say only one of the men was a certified bounty hunter. >> i don't even know who the other four are. i know two of them. and those two were only there to let us know here's a drug dealer. and he was selling drugs all over. >> the five men are facing charges of robbery, aggravated assault and kidnapping. the man they were after is also in custody. >>> one of the ploenlgsd dare eagles of all time will be remembered at a private funeral service today. family and close friends gather to say good-bye to hall of famer chuck bednarik. friends and family said good-bye at a public viewing yesterday in bethlehem. bednarik played a franchise 14 seasons with the birds starting in 1949. concrete charlie was the last player in the nfl to play a full 60 minutes on the field. he played offense and defense. bednarik died last weekend at tell age of 89. >>> 4:09 and the rain is coming down. you'll need your umbrella this morning. and for much of the day, cloudy skies, rain falling and temp

but they rob her. then they sexually attack her. they threatened to kill her if she tells anybody or calls the cops. on top of that they then say well, we will even find your family and kill them too if you tell anybody. she wisely start screaming as loud as possible as they runaway when they are done and police who so many want to criticize these days get here instantly and they get to her and somehow get her to so accurately describe these two even though it is dark and they had split up. between the fourth district officers find one of of them right here on richmond and then moments later a couple blocks away on east butler some great officers in the 25th find the second one. the just as she described them. in their pockets they split up what they took from her head fence to her what will tote her cell phone. the they find that. they fine exact amount of money they had that she had stolen. they had no money but exactly what they took from her and then they bring home lack here and she identified them as well. >> the victim of the

rob matheson al jazeera. >> mont san michiganmont san michel.ffects of a supermoon is what cause the tide to swell to exceptional heights. check out the news on our website. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu promise to prevent palestinian state may have helped his election but might have shaken america's support for israel. we will talk to a man who says a split with israel is just what president obama wants and another says former years with the netanyahu is just what the palestinian cause wants. i'm david schuster in for ali velshi and this is "real money."

they also handcuffed and robbed a 17-year-old who was with him at the time. nbc 10 spoke with the owner of a mount holly bond shop where one of the bounty hunters is employed. >> i don't even know who the other four are. but i know two of them and those two were only there to let us know he's a drug dealer. and he's been selling drugs all over. >> all five are being held on bail. the men they were after is also in custody with the teen not charged. >>> six months from today pope francis is scheduled to be waking up in philadelphia. his visit is set to come at the end of the world meeting of families that will be held the weekend of september 22nd. the pope visits that weekend, september 26th and 27th. and preparations are moving forward with monique braxton live in center city to show us how organizers are getting ready. monique, fill us in. >> reporter: hey, vai. some of the heavy rain we're having this morning or the fall crisp sunshine the pope will be coming to philadelphia in just about 180-plus days. we have video to show you of what to expect when the

meet rob from iowa sign.com. rob is a good-looking guy in a suit at the dunkin' donuts at the 30th street station. you might have seen him. he may have even spoken to this morning. rob is a husband and father working as a substitute teacher pay the way he puts it that the job and not a career. he's thinking outside the box. that's why he does the platform. >> a busy public location so i picked the train station. >> it's not like he's got no credit. certified school counselor in pennsylvania and new jersey a masters in counseling psychology from holy family university. rob sales endeavor is getting play on local and national news and he is seeking people's interest. >> has anyone asked you hey rob i work for such and such marketing firm. i don't have a job as an educator for you but i have a couple of spots open for dudes with initiative who have a knack for selling themselves. >> i have those conversations but i have to be careful for my employer and for myself. i have to be careful with where it goes. >> one wom

kellye: the search is underway across two states for three men suspected of robbing eight banks in the area. investigators say they are becoming more daring with every successful robbery and as brianne carter reports, that is a cause for concern. >> they go in and put everybody on the floor and they rob the tellers. brianne: watch as these brazen suspects walking into this bank and demand money. the suspects who hide their identities with sunglasses, hats, masks, even fake beards are called by the fbi "the black cat and it's." the fbi say they have robbed eight rank's across the region in two months, the latest monday afternoon, this wells fargo in falls church. >> they have now gone beyond the norm of what most people rob before they are caught. brianne: the authorities already have a number of clues come including surveillance images and the description of a possible getaway car. they will likely try to follow the money. >> they usually spend it on drugs, cars, whatever it might he. that is a defense where law enforcement and the fbi will look. brianne: the fbi says the suspects are

rob, we have you here today. just so happens you know lee well. >> yeah. >> you're also an investor in owe may ga. what's your reaction. >> i've been an investor for a very long time. i had tremendous results with lee cooperman. he's one of the hardest working people i know. i'm going to stick to the personal side of things. lee's been a longtime friend, a long-time mentor, he's a person from my perspective with incredible integrity and character. he's incredibly philanthropic as you know, and i -- as an investor i'm going to let due process play out and be very patient. >> well let's move on. the situation in the middle east is deteriorating as we speak. michele caruso-cabrera is here with the latest on what all of it means to the various parts of the market we talk about every day. >> breaking in just the last few minutes the associated press reports there will now be ground troops moving into yemen from saudi arabia citing egyptian security and military officials. the ap reports saudi arabia and egypt will lea

rob reynolds joins me now from selma. rob, a second day with more to come. what's happening there?> yesterday, jonah was the day of speeches and giving thanks to those who marched. the president was here of course. today is more of a people's program. you can see behind me the you had mund pettus bridge is jammed with thousands and thousands of people. the crowd is interesting. many people brought their children with them. you see a lot of young people here we see a lot of people who are advocating causes who are talking about teaching and changing and calling for change including causes such as decrying the shootings of young brack men such as the michael brown in ferguson missouri, and the killing of eric garner in new york city. >> i was going to bring that up. president obama when he spoke on saturday used some very stirring language, both to reflect back but also to look forward at the future. he said we know the march is not yet over. the race is not yet won is there. a sense on the ground there, rob, as people reflect on the past 50 years that, indeed there is still much mor

int whatted to see rob again with that blond wig. it on my phone. >>> now an abc 7 news update. >> good morning, i'm caroline tucker. checking our top stories this morning. in prince george's county, an officer was involved in a car crash this morning. you see that car there. it happened around 3:30 in the morning in the 9500 block of green belt road between nasa and good luck road. that portion of the road is shut down to traffic while police take a look at what happened. we're hearing reports the accident was fatal but a spokesperson for prince george's county police would not confirm that at this point. we'll bring you more information as soon as we have it into our newsroom. another crash happened in green belt along the northbound baltimore-washington parkway and that one involved a snowplow and closed the road a short time but the b.w. parkway is open and no word on what happened or if there were injuries and will update you as soon as we get information on that as well. >> for the first time in four weeks no winter weather adv

. >>> philadelphia police arrest two teenagers who they say they robbed and raped a woman overnight. it happened on a path alongside train tracks near the corner of richmond and lewis streets. police tell us the woman was walking home when two teenage boys held her at gunpoint and robbed and raped her. she was able to positively identify the two teens. they were caught a short time later and had the victim's belongings with them. the victim was not hospitalized. police interviewed her and both of the suspects overnight. >>> two people died this morning following a triple shooting last night in west philadelphia. police say two suspects tried to rob two men on conestoga street when one of the victims also pulled out a gun. both suspects were shot and so is the unarmed victim. police have not said which two men were killed. right now, police are looking for the two men who punched the septa bus driver in the face. this happened around 12:30 this morning at broad and lehigh in north philadelphia. the driver went to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. this is the second attac

. >> breaking news overnight, a woman walking home from the gym is raped and robbed in her port richmond neighborhood. police say the suspects are justine agers, we're live with the latest. >> also, we're off to soggy start this friday morning. if you are just waking up check this out. this is what is waiting for you outside. good morning, it is friday, march 27th at least it is friday. >> that's true. >> i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer. right to katie with the forecast r we going to dry out at all? >> today eventually i guarantee it. >> great. >> still stuck with the lingering moisture, came courtesy of low pressure redeveloped on the front that rolled through last night. that's why this thing is so prolonged. start things off with a look at "skycam 3", the tell tail sheen on the board walk in ocean city, tells it is will be a little slippery walking out the door. be ready for that. even if it stops raining, you had rain last night to the north and west counties, so at this point you're just left with the spray coming off of other vehicles, that kind of thing. but we still hav

off awe rob, thank you. new video into the newsroom now. the last of three hekersikers lifted out of danger from yosemite falls trail. video from the chp, agency's chopper hoists up a stranded hiker. he and two others got in trouble last night when they fried to take a short cut on the trail and climbed down a ledge. one person managed to get off the cliff and call for help. the chp rescued another hiker late last night. but they had to come back this morning. to pick up the second man. rangers say park visitors should stay on the trails and obey the safety signs. >> nice job, chp. next, a controversial law putting the state of indiana in the headlines. how silicon valley comepanies are reacting to the law. >> this 10-year-old broke world record last week with his fast feet. where he is running next. >> night vision without big huge glatsz. tell you about the discovery by california researchers that will let you see in the dark. you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you alway

i wanted to see rob again with that blond wig. my phone. >> i'm eva pilgrim coming up next only "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. firefighters in delaware battle a massive fire in an apartment complex. >>> federal investigators learn more about the close call at laguardia airport. those stories all next on "action news" saturday morning. # who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink delivered to your door. so print all you want and never run out. plans start at $2.99 a month. ♪ ♪ the most affordable way to print. hp instant ink. >> good morning, it is saturday march 7 i'm eva pilgrim here's what we're following on "action news," remembering

i wanted to see rob again with that blond wig. and low 40s from novato to napa this morning. 50 in concord and we're looking at a clear shot of the golden gate bridge. no fog to speak of. temperatures are just going to warm from here on out, mid and upper 60s along the coast. san francisco with 70s elsewhere around the bay. that is well above average. temperatures will come down to more seasonal averages in the days ahead. that forecast is coming up chris. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, residents in the south bay on edge after an inmate escapes from custody. coming up details on what he was in jail for and the search for this wanted man. >>> plus an alert for east bay residents. the infectious disease some people may have been exposed to during their visit to a popular place. abc 7 news at 8:00 is coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. huh, fiftepercent or more on e you fifteen percent or more on car ins

>> rob marciano from boston. rob, thank you. >>> now, to the political storm brewing tonight involving hillary clinton. for months now, the guessing game over whether she'll run, how soon she'll announce. tonight, though she is under fire for using only her private e-mail account in that very public role of secretary of state. critics say it was flat-out wrong. tonight, mrs. clinton's team responding as we unearth what the white house has said about e-mail before. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathon karl. >> reporter: hillary clinton on her blackberry -- one of the iconic images of her days as madame secretary. and it turns out she e-mailed a lot -- at least 55,000 pages of e-mails, according to the state department. but what we didn't know then, she used only personal e-mail accounts, bypassing the government e-mail system that would have automatically saved her e-mails, putting them within reach of congress, media requests and historians. we pressed the white house on this today. have you heard of an

rob, where is this thing tonight? where is it headed? >> reporter: well, it's a long and wide system, david. the advisories that you mentioned, about 30 states stretching all the way back to salt lake city. so, let's take a look at that. beneficial snows there, but this moisture is going to be hitting some southern states once again. hard to believe that we're in the month of march. here's the radar. switching it to where this snow is going to go. a good thump of snow right now into new york and boston. then we move the map to the west. tomorrow morning, wichita to denver, you'll get snow. the cold air will meet some of this moisture. so, memphis, up through paducah. you'll get some icing, in through nashville. some heavy snow is expected across parts of cincinnati. then it pushes into d.c., philly and new york with significant snows, i think, happening thursday morning. how much snow can we expect to see? four to eight inches in many spots. could see up to a foot in some spots. and the heavier amounts likely below boston. but we just ne

a woman walking home from the gym is raped and robbed. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live at special victims unit with the very latest jan? >> reporter: nicole, good morning. police say both of these suspects are now under arrest, and here at the special victims unit going through processing this morning of course accused of that rape and robbery in port richmond overnight. and, to make matters worse police say both every these suspects are teenagers under the age of 18. a terrifying night for a young woman, just walking home from the gym in port richmond. police say she was raymond at gunpoint, and robbed, by two teenagers, who left their victim with a threat before leaving the scene. >> the males who committed this crime stated to her point of gun that if they -- if she called the police, or told anyone, including her family that they would find her and kill her and also kill her family. >> happened just after 11:00 thursday night richmond street. police arrived after someone reported screams in the area. the victim was able

they rob everybody, from society, the rob of evil is always a vote that robs hope. >> the victory in the greek elections was a long awaited triumph for the left wing. a defeat in the civil war many were forced out of greece and found safety over the border in what was then yugoslavia. barnaby philips johns us now. >> throwing light on what village's very unusual past. here in this small community in northern serbia many of the names are greek. a civil war wageed in greece in the late 1940s. the government defeated the communists many of whom took refuge next door in yugoslavia where they were offered a safe haven. dmitri's father was one of those greeks who fled and came to this village maglic, along with thousands of others. he has since died, andy my try has lived his whole life torn between his greek and serbian identity. >> as time goes by i feel more and more nostalgic for greece. just as my father did but in the end he was buried here. i have two country. serbia is my homeland, but my father land is greece. >> the last surviving greek refugee to come to maglic passed away only

rob is tracking it all. for us this morning. hi, rob. >> hi, paula. two weeks ago, nearly two feet of snow across the ohio river valley. this week, two to four inches of rainfall. that combination, not good for some. water levels rising on the ohio to nearly six feet above flood stage. this boat barely getting under this bridge. for many on the ohio river valley, remnants of winter rearing its ugly head, melting snow and ice causing chaos. this photo captioned melting snow plus spring showers equals a very angry ohio river. describing the dire situation some residents face. in louisville kentucky rescue teams december rattly semplging the ohio river for man walking on foot, swept away by the rushing river. watch as they comb through the murky flood waters. meanwhile, main streets in the area shutting town. cincinnati is prepping for the worst. >> nerve racking. stressful. >> reporter: the red cross setting up a local shelter overnight for residents living in threatened areas. the river expected to crest later this morning. likely to be the highest lev

says these bandits who robbed eight banks across the region in two months. the latest on monday afternoon when they hit this wells fargo in falls church. >> they have now gone beyond sort of the norm of the number of banks people robbed before they get caught. >> former f.b.i. analyst brad garrett said authorities already have a number of clues including these surveillance images and a description of a possible getaway car. garrett also says authorities will likely try to follow the money. >> they usually spend it you know, through drugs, through cars, through whatever it might be. so that's another component or weakness where the law enforcement including the f.b.i. helping would look. >> the f.b.i. says the suspects have become increasingly dangerous. most recently holding a gun to a customer's head and jumping over a teller's counter to intent to gain access to bank vaults. >> clearly, we'd like to catch these guys sooner or later before somebody moves too quickly, doesn't lay down and they get shot because i think we're moving in that direction if they'r

rob reynolds joins us live from selma. hi, rob. how have they been commemorating this event?reporter: well the high certainly, was president obama's speech. the president spoke and praised those who had sacrificed for civil rights here in selma on that day 50 years ago including congressman john lewis who was a student organizers who led the march on bloody sunday and was clubbed and beaten by alabama state troopers on the edmund pettus bridge which you can see behind me is now full of people sight seeing and walking in the footsteps of those early civil rights pine easier. obama said that the events that took place here in selma on that day served as an example to people around the world fighting for freedom. >> young people behind the iron curtain would see selma and eventually tear down that wall. young people in suetto would hear bobby kennedy banish the scourge of ap partheid. young people in burma went to prison rather than submit to military rule. they saw what john lewis had done. from the streets of tunis, to the maidan in ukraine, this generation of young people can

rob mcbride reports from seuoul.g awaited pose by thefor the cameras could signal a start of a new chapter ner relations, possibly paving the way for a summit of their leaders after a three-year hiatus, which is somebody has seen relations child. >> they agree historical differences need to be addressed action specificalliesingy the continuing legacy of the second world war. outside, a regular weekly event. a protest of it comfort women forced into sexual slavery during world war ii, a crime for which japan allegedly still has not taken responsibility for. >> japan has not shown any remorse and we cannot just leave things as they are. >> only when japan apologizes can improve. hiding from it won't solve anything. >> at the prison now turned into a museum korea's colonization by japan during the first part of the last century is remembered. inp index fighters were imprisoned here, some of them tortured and executed. on this day, there is a visiting group of japanese business people. the perception that japan has been

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starts right now. >>> raped and robbed.eenagers attacked a woman walking home from the gym overnight. we are live as police keep it all together. >>> in new york firefighters work through the night to put out hot spots that remain after an explosion in a building collapse there. this morning 19 people are hurt and officials are still working to make sure everyone is suspected for. >>> and raining this morning and getting colder. our one-day warm up we enjoyed yesterday is over. and that rain is not going anywhere just yet. good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news" today. i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll find out more about the rain that continues with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. bill? >>> a rainy start this morning with temperatures above freezing. so we're only looking at rain in our area. the light rain is getting a bit steadier with a live view looking across the delaware this morning. in fact, you can see on the radar this morning there are spots of moderate showers now in chest

rob mayeda hot today. did we get near any records? did manage to break a couple of records around the bay area down towards gilroy. up to 87 degrees today. the old record was 84. livermore, nap ta san rafael tied records. oakland 79 degrees good enough to break the record of 76 for the state. these temperatures more typical of what you would find in july or august. so still pretty warm outside right now. 73 degrees there in san jose. upper 70s towards dublin. hazy skies. the camera's bouncing around a bit. now down to 64 in san francisco. you can see the temperature trend now cooling quickly after 70s earlier around downtown. so as we head through the evening, that breeze will drive down temperatures heading towards 11:00 tonight. by tomorrow morning, some patchy low clouds but still no sign of rain clouds. we could break more records tomorrow.o cf1 o we'll talk about that in your sunday forecast a few minutes from now. back to you. >> thank you. a road that will give you beautiful views of yosemite national park is now open. people c

when the officers got here they found a woman robbed and sexually assaulted by two men at gunpoint. she gave a description of the men to the officers and both suspects were caught not long after. they were positively identified and found to have the victim's belongings on them. now both suspects are under the age of 18 and police say that is not all they did. >> if she called the police, or told anyone including her family that they would find her and kill her and also kill her family. so you can imagine she was very, very frightened in when she was reporting this information to the philadelphia police officers responding. >> reporter: and back out here live investigators are expected to be back out here to continue processing this scene. you can see police are out here holding it for the moment. all she was trying to do was walk home from the gym and then two men bring her down here by this path and hold her at gunpoint. the two suspects and the victim had been questioned by investigators overnight. and later this morning police tell us they are going to be trying to find more surv

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she was robbed and raped out here by some train tracks. we'll let you know what happened afterwards that police say led them to the suspects when "nbc 10 news" comes right back. >>> raped and robbed walking home in the western philadelphia area. police responded to a phone call about a woman's screams. >>> and new video in of a raid. we'll tell you what police found. >>> and cold and rainy. the first alert weather team is tracking wet weather and much colder. we get ready to start the weekend, and it looks like snow there. >> yes, she said it. we may see flurries just a couple tomorrow morning. it's still the weekend, we'll enjoy that right? >> sure. good morning welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. we had to warm up yesterday, but not today. we'll begin with bill henley and the first alert forecast. >>> you may see snowflakes in the pocano mountains and in the northern and western suburbs. it won't be all snow as it will mix with rain drops, but it's a steady rain for most of the morning and into this aft

frank. >> rob roth at sf state tonight in san francisco. rob, thank you. >> nervous parents pick up their children at school after a horrifying discovery in the school's swimming pool. >> my son is doing swimming. i don't know what -- is it a student? >> a man's body was found at the bottom of the deep end. >> plus, it's officially open for business. the new tailgating section that hopes to attract some of the 3 million fans that will be going to san francisco giant games this season. >>> and after the break, we check in on your bay area weekend and a chance of a sprinkle. >> and checking in on the friday night commute. here's a live picture from the toll plaza, we are looking west across the bridge and as you can see, traffic is moving tonight. >> and now across the bay, 880, oracle arena, it is backed up as it generally is this time of night. >>> a horrifying discovery for students who were supposed to start swim class. a man's body was found at the bottom of the pool, and he was weighted down. ktvu's ann ruben now has new information abo

let's check the forecast, a cold forecast, right, rob? >> san jose in the upper 30s through about 7:00 this morning and as we head towards lunch time pretty nice temperatures, upper 50s and low 60s and for the hills south of san jose, might see the clouds going up for the afternoon, as far as temperatures climbing into the mid-60s today. 70s in reach later this week. more in a few minutes. for your first check of your tuesday commute here's mike. >> clear view bay bridge toll plaza cash lanes, one is closed, no big drama here. the overall view on our maps the entire bay area showing a typical color pattern, the yellow across the bay is the san mateo eastbound. construction crews should be picking up right about now. we'll check that out. on the hayward side the onlamp, hisperian to southbound 808 a sign went into a sign. back to you. >>> we have breaking news this morning happening in the east bay, police officers at three separate crime scenes in antioch, and we just learned that one is a homicide investigation. >> "today in the bay" ste

you trudge through the snow to rob the game stop? reporter: the wilson invites us into their west philadelphia home where other relativesx9vz arrived to express their sympathy. his grandmother showed all the citations for commendable police work. >> he love life. he just a nice guy. >> reporter: wilson's grandmother told us after graduating from west philadelphia high in 2002 robbie worked as an auto mechanic and finished the police academy in 2006. when he was off duty wilson was with his young sons. >> he orter: back here, the game stop store remains closed. a tribute is growing to the fallen officer. and i asked the wilson how they would like him to be remembered they told us a loving family man, a devoted father to his sons ages nine and one and a dedicated police officer. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> the 76ers wore t-shirts with the slain officer's name on them as they headed on to the court tonight. officer wilson was a big philadelphia sports fan. st. martin deporres church in philadelphia will remember officer wills with