i met her friend rob.he time is now 8:20 a.m. >> almost two hours pass before tony is seen again. >> he is seen on video parking his car at 10:10:00 p.m.. we see him on that video walk from his car to his residence. >> then about 20 minutes later, security cameras again catch a glimpse of tony. >> you will see him walk to his car. you will see him enter his car. you will see him spend perhaps two minutes in his car. you will see him walk to the corner. not his corner. he's not going back home. >> according to police, tony's car never moved again that night. >> how do you think he got to new jersey? >> he definitely got to new jersey by car. and he definitely had help in some form. >> what's the theory? >> that particular form of help took is unknown. but there are many ways for an individual to get to new jersey without having a record of that trip made. >> the prosecutor argued that tony had plenty of time to make the 13 mile trip and return in time to start destroying computer files. >> just hours later,

rob. rob: all right, carley, thanks so much., the president may be extending the budget deadline but he's not backing down on the border wall. even threatening a shutdown if it's not in the budget. so will democrats meet the president halfway, here to debate that former presidential campaign adviser for the mccain-palin ticket, ford o'connell and former democratic member of ohio state senate capri cafaro. >> good morning. rob: capri, chuck schumer sounding more moderate when it comes to, i guess, spending on the border and going back to the way the democrats were maybe 10, 15 years ago when they talked about the border? >> i think it's a good move, chuck schumer is saying he's willing to work with the republicans in briep way to bring forward a package for enhanced border security, you know, i don't see why he shouldn't have some money for the wall. government shutdowns are not good for politics and the american people or not good for the government. i would hope that, you know, chuck schumer can lead by example and that the hou

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rob: we love that.on wednesday dumping as much as a foot of snow in some of those areas. adam fox tracking what you need to know. >> we want snow along the coastal areas in the northeast. a couple spots, a system moving through the area, this will not real big butt lights no running into new england but the larger system we are talking about out west, rounds of low-pressure, running into the pacific northwest, northern california stretching through oregon and washington. all of this eventually hitting rain when it hits the coast, heavy downpours. higher elevations, it has been snow, winter weather warning stretching across this region. that will continue. here's what that looks like as we have watches, warnings, advisories, standing snow out west on christmas morning. santa has some place to land, otherwise we are looking at rain and clear conditions. if there's any good news in clear conditions and all the people -- i want to give good news forecast here. if you're traveling, things are looking good ou

rob: very bizarre story. missing from the 29 you make's home, her current suitcase untouched. the white house announcing new sanctions against north korea's top officials for human rights abuses and censorship and lawmakers send the message follows the death of auto war i warmbier who died after being released from north korean custody last year. denuclearization and that rogue regime remains stalled at this point. it has been a week of shakeups at the white house, presidential advisor jared kushner says everything is running smoothly. >> a new white house counsel will be fabulous. a lot of stories making a lot of attention in the news but a lot of phenomenal people in the white house and administration show up to work every day, ignoring the noise and focusing on how to accomplish the objectives of the president which is to make the country more prosperous and create more jobs and keep people safe. rob: congressman mark meadows is on the shortlist to replace chief of staff john kelly. last night on hannity h

rob: no.her shut down solution. >> it is a barrier that prevents people from illegally crossing and democrats have made it very clear that they are on the side of opposing that. >> we are now getting a look at the transcripts from james comey's closed door meeting with lawmakers. >> turned out to be every bit as do you police cities and sanctimonious as folks told me was. >> michael flynn appeared in court where a federal judge was expected to sentence him, but that never happened. >> the senate has passed a sweeping criminal justifiable reform bill. >> this was a big win for president trump and it was a big win for his son-in-law jared kushner. >> a 3-year-old boy

rob: nice.trump's border wall. >> they never say walls don't work there is a reason to that they do work. between 2010 and 2012 there were 55,000 illegal immigrants into israel. in 2016 the wall was up. there were 11. >> a group of immigrants either let them into our country or pay them $50,000 just to go home. >> the president's former lawyer is going to prison. michael cohen was sentenced to three years. >> i don't care what network

rob: wild man.won't be charged. >> british prime minister theresa may gets stuck inside her car. you can can see an aide try again and again and again, to unlock the door before finally getting it open in berlin. there we go. may and germany to meet with chance la angela merkel about brexit. rob: i bet she didn't want to come out of car holding it closed like no. rob: that will do it for us. jillian: have a good day. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i am proud to shut down the government for border security, chuck. >> we shouldn't shut down the government over a dispute dispute. >> they're scrambling to not give him $5 billion for wall. for some reason the democrats were able to find 150 billion for barack obama to give to iran. >> not a trick question. you make $100 million a year, you ought to be able to answer, does google track my movement? >> i wouldn't be able to answer it without looking. >> you can't say yes or no. >> not without more details. rob: five people have just been detained aft

rob: santa claus did that.> 82, matters. jillian: the first howard testified of the rocket powerpoint, first to mimic a commercial flight path. rob: rings is closer to commercial space travel. think about that. version says 600 people have reserved tickets, the price between 200, $250,000 to go to space. that is a lot. jillian: pretty cool. jillian: pretty cool. rob: usually we fly 5 miles high so 50 miles, you can see some stuff that 50 miles. jillian: you can see some stuff. would you do it? when you go to space? rob: float me 200 grand, i am there. i will take it. jillian: can you bum me this? >> we have storm to cover. this one is going to be a big deal across the south, the gulf coast. we are getting a little bit of snow in central texas. the wind gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour will cause travel delays today and tomorrow as we go through time. most of it will be a rain event, too warm for a big snowstorm, some areas could get icing across pennsylvania and new york. there is the precipitation, we can s

rob: a lot to read. fox news alert, top republican emails stolen in a massive hack during the midterms, email accounts of four top aides at the national republican congressional committee were breached after they hibernate -- hired the firm, crowd strike, when dnc servers were hacked in 2016. the breach of republican emails was discovered in april. senator chuck grassley demanding answers about an fbi raid on a was a blower, agent dennis kane's home after he reportedly turned over documents related to the clinton foundation and uranium one deal. as the chair of the senate judiciary committee grassley wants to know why he was not protected as a whistleblower. carley: wall street shut down for a national day of mourning in honor of president george hw bush. it comes one day after the dow jones industrial average sinks by 800 points. investors are nervous about potential economic slowdown and uncertainty over a tariff war with china. the downturn marks the market's were still off. avoiding a shutdown showdo

rob: i will send -- jillian: where are you going? rob: i will try to fly across the street.now how that goes. rob: james comey coming out swinging. the fired fbi director going after republicans after being grilled on capitol hill. what is next in the quest for answers? we will ask a former doj official next. >> i am also going to need you to come in on sunday. jillian: one of the best movies. does work have you burnt out? why a 5-day workweek could become a thing of the past. ♪ ♪ ople with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people wi

rob: welcome back.da woman celebrating her birthday in costa rica may have been sexually motivated. her body was found outside wrapped in plastic near the air b&b she rented. she was stabbed and hit in the head. a security guard is the one in custody. he worked at the resort despite not having proper immigration paperwork. police are trying to recover security photos. carley: two people dead in illinois after a semi-going the wrong way slams into a school bus packed with high school girls basketball team. a 72-year-old team volunteer at the truck driver were killed according to local news report, four students injured. this is the second crash this week involving students. on monday a bus carrying a youth football team flipped in arkansas killing a 9-year-old boy. a horrible story there. rob: foxbusiness alert, urgent warning to parents, check cabinets, your baby ibuprofen may be too strong. carley: tracy carrasco with what you need to know. >> reporter: infant ibuprofen sold at several national retaile

rob: thank you so much.he partial government shutdown, no progress on a deal for border security. rob: morgan ortagus says it is an ideological fight between the right and the left. >> reporter: we are seeing a real ideological fight. 5 years ago you probably would have been able to make a deal over border wall funding easier. as the president pointed out several times key democrat leadership, they voted for some sort of wall or fence or whatever you want to call it but we go into this 2020 fight, mainstream democrats running for the presidency saying things that used to be deemed pretty radical about abolishing ice and calling the wall tough things, tough criticism from the same people who voted for it. we are seeing an ideological fight as we get closer to people running for 2020, i expect the democrat party to run for the left, not more moderate, not more mainstream. rob: the longest shutdown lasted 21 days in the clinton administration. jillian: fox news alert, isis claimed responsibility for deadly chri

rob: thank you.the 2018 world series headed to the white house, the boston red sox officially accepting an invitation to celebrate their victory with donald from. rob: the team's manager will attend despite being critical of the president in the past. a native of puerto rico, he says he will use his platform, quote, the right way, a date has not yet been scheduled. carley: they are in the country illegally and living off of your hard-earned money. a brand-new study showing millions of noncitizens cashing in on welfare. our next guest says it is time for every american to start talking about this. rob: the swerve of the century. this driver may have won the big race but took a wrong turn after the finish. ♪ picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. and fearlessly devours piles. in the water, in the water, you ready for this? she doesn't like it... you've gotta get in there. okay. careful not to get it in her eyes.

rob: christmas chaos.he country and a lot of storms all over the east coast, janice dean is tracking what you need to know. jillian: americans save millions thanks to the president cutting red tape, will they continue when democrats take control of the house? or next guest says expect to hit a speed bump. we are coming back. ♪ fight both fast tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums tums chewy bites with gas relief todd: fox news alert, the house passing a spending bill including $6 billion for funding the president's border wall. the president staying firm on his plan to build a wall. >> we need the wall, the democrats know it. everybody knows it. you should always put your country first and they are not doing that. they are putting politics first. we have to build the wall. it will get built. we are going to complete it. a lot of progress has been made. watch what happens. rob: live look at capitol hill where the clock is ticking after a while thursday

rob: yes, that's correct. damian: and it becomes a family battle, and you're searching the internet. what can we do differently? what should we have done differently? you have all these questions, but that's where you come in with answers. rob: that's where we come in. so, we are able to provide that support to the family member and the patient. sometimes you know, the patient doesn't come in. it's the family member, the caregiver that says, "i really need help." they'll come in, they'll get a massage, they'll talk to a counselor. they'll use our services to help them support the patient in the best way that they can. damian: and you have-- you've published this survivorship report that you provided us. tell us what's in here and what the main points are. rob: sure, so pretty interesting. the good news is that our treatments are getting better, and that means that people are surviving their cancer. actually three out of five people will survive their cancer now, which is a big change from, you know, 30, 40, 50

rob i rescued you. :mitchell you did rescue me. : i want to congratulate everybody at the wilson center 50 years of a remarkable institution. the board leadership is absolutely crucial. you really are the best think tank in the country, if not in the entire world. it is just a remarkable institution. i wanted to just acknowledge that and i want to answer the question by doing a very wilson center type of thing, which is to create a template of democracy promotion behavior. if we imagine what that might look like, and i think it is easier to understand the actions of certain leaders including , wilson, and pick up on something that kathy just said. at one end of the spectrum of democracy promotion is imposing democracy by military intervention. there is no democracy pre-existing in the country, you impose it. iraq is the most recent example. only slightly less difficult is militarily intervening in the country and restoring democracy of the country. we saw that in eastern europe after the cold war where

kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date.. he's live at san jose's city hall. rob? (rob live) the city council is still meeting at this hour and the meeting could go well into the evening. at some point it will vote on whether to approve a land sale to google that could brings as many as 20,000 jobs to the city. but thee are worries that it might make affordable housing even more scarce than it is now. it will take years and there are many obstacles to overcome but the west side of san jose is about to undergo a major transformation. after much public testimony, the city council will be voting on whether to approve a land sale to google for a massive transit village and campus west of highway 87. google is offering to pay more than $100 million dollars city owned land surrounding diridon station. in total, google would develop some 50 acres to include a mega campus with office space for for some 20,000 workers. business leaders are hailing the development as a game changer for the city but critics, some of whom have undertaken a hunger strike in opposition, worry th

rob: ten minutes after the hour.m missing since thanksgiving, her fiancÉ under arrest, new clues police found hundreds of miles away. carley: the shutdown solution not looking good with donald trump or democrats willing to budge. what will it take to make a deal? our next guest was staff director and counsel for the majority of the government shutdown in 1996. a way to pay for the wall. ♪ guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. (voice) (danny)know what impressing the heck out of me. also, giving a shih tzu an updo. pet care ain't easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) you deserve a treat. and by treat i mean cash. bacon-w

let's get rob's view on this.be wondering why is labour are not going in harder today? one theory is why go on the attack, why do very much when your opposition as performed the proverbial circular firing squad? if you are in the labour leadership you could be saying, if the governing party wa nts could be saying, if the governing party wants to absolutely go to war with itself maybe we should let them stew a bit and let the country see what a mess the conservatives are making of government, as labour would see it. you can sort of understand that tactic. people will be thinking, hang on a minute, i thought the conservatives were at least, some people would say, the natural party of government and administration. many opposition mps will be thinking they do not look like that now, do they? there's talk about theresa may's two main problems. you would expect the opposition to vote against, but there are a number of her own party who do not like this deal and members of the dup who also do not like it. i have a optim

sweeping across the south, rob.eople there not used to seeing this kind of weather in december. >> well, you spent some time in the carolinas, no doubt about that, eva. they are not used to it, not in the folks out of the snow zone, northeast, great lakes, you are part of this equation as well. that bitterly cold air has been driving down the south to meet this storm and that's one of the reasons we have this mess. teens for windchills from chicago to detroit to pittsburgh. 20s in new york and down through d.c. and then we call this cold air damming when that cold air bumps up against the app last -- appalachians and warm, moist air and that's where you get the tremendous lift, one to two-inch an hour snowfall rates and why roanoke which is not exactly in the mountains will be maybe a foot or more and in richmond you'll have substantial snow. greensboro, winston-salem, snow as well so this is a significant storm for any area, let alone parts of the south and icing component, charlotte back to greensville, that is si

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we start with meteorologist rob mayeda with a look where the strongest gusts are right now. rob? >> right now we're seeing the strongest gusts generally confined to 3,000 to 4,000 feet up. gusts up to 63 miles per hour today around mt. st. helena. mt. diablo, 53 mile per hour gusts. drop below 2,000 feet, wind gusts 20 to 4 miles per hour. look what the winds have done to the visibility. amazing view looking west from emeryville. clear skies. winds still gusting at 24 miles per hour. and as we go through tonight, we will continue to see these locally breezy conditions. especially around the hilltops. the wind advisory for our bay area hilltops through at least 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. i do think we'll see a little less wind as we pass midnight tonight. what this sets the stage for is a big drop in temperatures. in fact, as early as tonight, some parts of the bay area where the winds back off could be waking up to patchy frost. we'll have more on the big chill headed our way to start the upcoming weekend and our forecast in ten minutes. >> sounds good, rob. >>> the wind may be

rob? (rob live) it's a done deal. the city council has approved selling land to google butthis is only the beginning. there will be many more meetings and decisions to come. and judging from what happened here last night, critics of the deal made clear they are not going away. it was early wednesday, about 12:30 a.m. when the san jose city council voted unanimously to approve selling land to google for downtown tech campus and transit village. it's just the beginning says councilman raul peralez.raul peralez/city councilman "....there is a lot of responsibility on the council and the mayor to make sure we do right by our community and that we make google a partner..."before the vote, more than 140 people weighed in. at one point, critics of the deal chained themselves to their seats in protest. eight people were arrested and the chambers cleared. many people did get the chance to speak.vera sloan/opposed to google deal "...we had many people who were in the rotunda who had entered there names to speak and when they tr

rob? what's going on? (rob live) today is day three of a four day hunger strike undertaken by some members of the clergy and other activists who believe google's ambitious plans in downtown san jose will displace the city's poorest residents. here's more. lacking a permit to pitch their shelter at city hall on monday, critics of san jose's partnering with google on a land deal were allowed to continue their protest by keeping the structure on a more mobile footing. hoping for another last minute compromise, members of the clergy and advocates for the homeless are on a hunger strike but pretty much resigned to the reality that the city council on tuesday will almost certainly approve selling city-owned land to google. they believe that hunger and homelessness will get worse if the city puts jobs ahead of housing says the affordable housing networks sandy perry.sandy perry/affordable housing network"....the city council on tuesday wll consider the first phase of a deal where google would pay roughly a hundre

kron four's rob fladeboe has the details now live from san jose. rob? (rob live) if all goes according to plan, three south bay health care institutions, including o'connor hospital here in san jose, are about to change hands andthat should expand health care for the people who can least afford it. the financially struggling o'connor hospital is no longer on life support. by purchasing o'connor hospital and two other fiscally unsound hospitals, saint louise in gilroy and de paul health center in morgan hill, santa clara county will have solved it's over-crowding problems at the county-run valley medical center says county exec jeff smith.jeff smith/santa cara county executive "...our patient population is under served because there is not adequate access for them so we really need to make sure these two hospitals stay open and provide access to everyone who needs it..."as part of a bankruptcy reorganization, owner verity health systems accepted the county's lone $235 million dollar bid. aquiring the three facilities will add some 456 beds, doubling capa

rob will organize it. and that's it. >> the idea went all the way to the top of the miss iuniverse organization to donald trump. >> donald trump loved the idea, said make it work. >> the agalarovs traveled to the states in june 2013, goldstone was on hand for the introductions. >> i remember i was in the lobby of the trump hotel in vegas waiting for them to arrive. they walked through the door. donald trump was at the other end of the lobby and screamed, bellowed, the richest man in russia has come to see me. i thought that was hilarious. at the time, i think he was the 54th richest man in russia. >> he sounds kind of giddy about the whole thing. >> he was a bit excited. i suppose in a way at the time, i thought he was making a fuss of him. he was trying to make them feel welcome. which he did. >> goldstone says that while celebrating the pageant deal during dinner, the conversation took an off-color turn. >> he said, something along the lines of, i'll take a million off the cost of this pageant right now

randall shedding light on a process that as you say rob is far from straightforward thank you rob. well now the e.u. is one techie against taking any further military action in syria tech is present russia want to threaten to enter the northern city of miami beach if the u.s. doesn't remove kurdish fighters turkey considers them to be terrorists but they've been part of they've been a us partner in the fight against i still foreign policy chief federica my greening said turkey should not undermine the coalition against isis at least four people have been killed by a car bomb that went off at a market in the syrian city of a free turkey backed rebels seized the city from kurdish forces earlier this year no one has claimed responsibility for the blast. now rommel wickramasinghe has been reappointed it's really because prime minister nearly two months after his dismissal set off a political crisis that left country without functioning government he took the oath of office before president my trip out of syria cena the man who sacked him and often and is has more from colombia. just. s

rob: why won't democrats listen to the american people?rump aftershock stephen strang and antoine c wright, thank you for being here. how do you respond to republicans who say democrats don't seem to care about border security? >> you talk about a poll. i remind you and my friend steve polls have a cunneen convenient way of telling us what we want to how we wants to hear it and the results are sometimes depending on who is giving the results you don't always hear all the details when they come out. democrats want border security. border security does not mean trump's battle cry of build that wall. border security could look like part of a comprehensive immigration reform deal that will give us more agents, secure the border and do the things the majority of the american people want. that is important. the president and the republican congress failed the american people on the issue of immigration, a few people say that. >> polls tell us what is really going on. polls tell us this is important. donald trump won largely because of this issue

rob marshall was beautifully ceremonious about it when he called me.and i said, "i'd love you to play the role of...mary poppins." blunt: he said, you know, "disney's most prized possession is 'mary poppins'." and there was sort of silence for a moment, and then i heard [gasps] like a big sort of intake. i just felt my hair sort of blow back with probably a combination of panic and joy and thrill, really. and we started talking about the character, and she goes, "oh, and by the way, it's a yes." connelly: but despite her enthusiasm, blunt had to deal with the intimidation factor. blunt: it is an iconic character played by somebody as iconic as julie andrews, and so how do i do my version of her, you know? [ laughs ] mary: jane banks. still rather inclined to giggle, i see. now, did you go back and look at that first film when you got cast? i actually did the opposite. instead, i dove into the book, and she's quite different in the books. she's completely eccentric and so rude. my goodness, annabel. what have you done to your clothes? you could grow a g

rob marshall was beautifully ceremonious about it.to me. >> it was a little bit of a drum roll. i said i'd love you to play the role of mary poppins. >> he said, you know, disney's most prized possession is mary poppins. >> there was sort of silence for a moment. i heard like a big sort of intake. >> i felt my hair sort of blow back with probably a combination of panic and joy and thrill really. >> and we started talking about the character. she goes, oh, by the way, it's a yes. >> despite her enthusiasm, blunt had to deal with the intimidation factor. >> it is an iconic character plays by julie andrews. how do i do my version of her, you know. >> still rather inclined to giggle, i see? >> did you go back and look at the first film when you went cast? >> i did the opposite. instead i dove into the book. she is quite different in the books. she is completely eccentric and so rude. >> my goodness, annabelle, what have you done to your oaths clothes? you could grow a garden in that soil. >> deliciously rude and vain. >> it is wonderful t

rob: i do not know that you can tie the two.ed in the obama administration to call china on the carpet for this cyber espionage. it certainly does put a little bit of additional pressure on china and could have an impact on trade. you can look at this independently. the fbi and the justice department, this is their job to protect american industry and national security and they are doing it. vonnie: this has all of the flavor of the war on drugs. this is the war on cyber threats. how does the u.s. and china work together to combat this or is that even possible at this point? rob: i think it is possible but we are a long way off. the trouble with the cyber world is we are in this world of trying to establish what are the international norms? you have china who is not willing to play by any set of rules and it will have to be punished. until the punishment is severe and damages its own economy, is probably going to continue to behave this way. much of this is joined up between the united states and its allies? there are a lot of s

rob will organize it. and that's it. >> the idea went all the way to the top of the miss universe organization, to donald trump. >> donald trump loved the idea, said, make it work. >> the agalarovs traveled to the states in june 2013. goldstone was on hand for the introductions. >> i remember i was in the lobby of the trump hotel in vegas, waiting for the agalarovs to arrive. they walked through the door. donald trump was at the other end of the lobby and screamed, bell lowed, the richest man in russia has come to see me. i thought that was hilarious. at the time, i think aras was the 54th richest man in russia. >> he sounds sort of giddy about the whole thing. >> i suppose at the time i thought he was making a fun ss them. he was trying to make them feel welcome, which he did. >> goldstone says while celebrating the pageant deal during dinner, the conversation took an off of color turn. >> he said to emen something along the lines of, i'll take a million dollars off the cost of this pageant right now if y

meteorologist rob joins us now. where will we see the higher winds? >> mount diablo. hil hills are where wind warning ge of downtown san jose. gusts in the hill top communities may get close to 50 miles per hour. locally higher on the ridge tops which means tree damage or localized power ridge packs. as the winds subside, that will set the stage for possibly frosty to freezing temperatures as we start the weekend. closer look at that in our forecast coming up as well. >> we'll see you then. rob will continue to monitor those winds. you can follow along on social media feeds. rob will be tweeting out new information all evening. >>> the chp released new numbers on its holiday crackdown. it ended at midnight last night. some 47 people were krivers wert wearing their seat belts. they said they made more than 1,100 arrests for dwi. the numbers rose from last year. >> yeah holiday surprise for u.s. troops in iraq, an unannounced visit from president trump and the first lady. they were met with a standing ovation west of baghdad. this is the president's first trip to a war

this film is based on a true story robert redford plays forrest tucker who robs banks for a living he spends the rest of his time in jails for breaking out of them and he's a charmer experience may be some help. for richard. you know anything about. no not really. the idea of being free from a long being free from strict rule resource attracted to that sensibility and this film offered that chance but in an upbeat way it would be fun. minus reba but got about five years so damn smart you read it. fifty years ago redford played a similar outlaw robbing banks and trains in the wild west with paul newman butch cassidy and the sundance kid was a hit and made redford a star. jump for. the new job so i said what's the matter with you i transplant but. i never heard the filmmaker has never been afraid of jumping in the deep end. he was hollywood's leading man in the one nine hundred seventy s. capturing the political side guys with films like all the president's men about the watergate scandal. in the one nine hundred eighty s. redford became even more selective picking iconic roles includin

>> rob, thank you. >>> we turn to politics now. and president trump's legal problems, they could be growing. as the drum beats from democrats for possible impeachment g louder. prosecutors implicating the president in two crimes linked to the 2016 campaign. michael cohen saying he acted at the direction of president trump. the president fiercely denying it. but democrats suggesting that if the allegations are true, the president likely committed an impeachable offense. and a republican senator with a word of warning for president trump. here's david wright. >> reporter: president trump could be in legal jeopardy. that's the conclusion even some republicans are drawing from the case in new york against trump's longtime lawyer michael cohen. >> if you read the sentencing memo the southern district filed in cohen's case, it's clear that trump is the target and he will be indicted eventually. >> reporter: the document, filed friday in federal court, recommends jail time for cohen because of crimes he committed allegedly "in coordinatio

rob: he was shot 13 times in iraqi and is now college graduate.

if they don't, rob, what do you see? >> yeah.think about 2531, something like that, on the s&p 500. it does need to hold. right now this is a news headline driven market so when people can't make clarity of what's going on, they will really look at those technicals, as you know. if you do get a push down below those lows, especially a close today below those lows, i think that could spell trouble for monday. charles: you know, maybe the resolve of the market this week, it could come back to bite the market because rob is right now, you don't have to be a technician to know every time it got to a certain level it showed a little bit of spunk, little bit of oomph, little bit of fight. when it gives that up, what are we looking at? >> technicals are in charge now. we are down trending. we get these one-day wonders, then go three and out and have to punt the ball again. it is discouraging for investors. 2600 has held six times. charles: what happens if it doesn't? >> it gets pushed down to next level. we are trying to build a base. t

kron4's rob fladeboe reports from san jose. rob fladeboe/san jose "...san jose police say this is a case where the alleged co- conspirators were leveraging the legalization of marijuana here in california to make huge profits selling it in places where it's not legal..." facing felony drug trafficing and other charges are san jose residents anthony le, barry phan, jose garcia and alejandro garcia. they were allegedly packaging and shipping marijuana and other drugs across the country via commercial freightlines says lt. paul messier.sotlt. paul messier/san jose police "...so they would pick a freight company and go there and explain that they were a legitimate business and create a manifest for what appeared to be legitimate products when in fact the boxes were full of narcotics..."capping a 2-year investigation based on anonymoys tip, search warrants were served at a homes in sunnyvale and here on damascus court in san jose's willow glen district. no one answered the door. jennifer dorsett is a neighbor sotjennifer dorsett/nei

rob marciano is here. no pressure, the christmas forecast is very important. >> i see what you're trying to do there. good morning again, guys. we have storms lining up in the pacific and doing a little bit of damage. let's get to washington state. there you go. birch bay up near the canadian border. they had a storm surge there with one of several systems beginning to roll in and do some damage to the ocean front businesses there. up in the queen charlotte you can see a swirl in the atmosphere. that's driving the jet stream which is plowing some of this rain and higher elevation snow into seattle and portland. let's show you the computer models. there's another one behind this one, as well. this comes in today and the rain getting down into san francisco, snow through tahoe and pushing farther east inland. then another system. this one is a little further to the south around 8:00 on monday, christmas eve. you'll have a bit of a white christmas there if you're at elevation. another disturbance is rolling a

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rob mayeda is joining us now. clear, not as windy as we had yesterday. >> today is a nice break. >> tomorrow is coming back. >> by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, the gusty winds will be back. all the pretty camera views will be shaking around a lot more. wind first, and then the windchill setting up. right now pretty view outside. that's a nice one. look at downtown san francisco. no fog. that's one thing we haven't talked about. fireworks viewing tomorrow, no problem. no clouds, no fog. but the fireworks may be getting kind of blown a little bit around by gusty winds heading into tomorrow. right now 51 degrees in san francisco. sfo seeing a west wind at 20. that's some of the stronger wind we're seeing right now anywhere around the bay area. already down to 42 degrees in dublin. in san jose right now 47 degrees. so wind speeds picking up here on the coast. we'll see stronger wind moving out of the north by hills into the diablo range. the wind advisory does include the hilltops for the gusts of 45 to 60 m

meteorologist rob marciano with the latest track for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this storm now expanding its reach, going to go over part of the country that does not need anymore rain. here it is, jet stream digging down in the south. tapping moisture from the gulf of mexico. seeing heavy rain right now from biloxi, all the way up through st. louis, back around tulsa, even winter precipitation just to the west of ft. worth. flood watches posted for the east coast. let's time it out. heavy rain in tallahassee, georgia in the morning. carolinas in the afternoon. could see some strong storms as it heads towards the coastline. getting over north carolina, virginia, where there's still snow from this week's storm. heavy rain getting into d.c. and new york. might stall here over the weekend, leading for a messy weekend in the northeast. david? >> rob marciano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. >>> a real scare at a middle school in indiana today. police racing to a school after they were tipped off an armed teenager was on his way to the school, too. they arrived

rob mayeda has how long this will last for us. you're going to need the coat. >> yes, you need it right now. we're already in the low 50s around san jose. i want to show you dublin. we've already dropped to 47 degrees. then it's only 6:12 in the evening. clear skies, dry air in place going to set the stage for 30s possible as early as 10:00 tonight by danville and napa. then as you wake up tomorrow morning, you'll certainly want the thickest coat you have in the closet. we've got upper 20s possible close to napa, mid-30s around san jose andat frost, low 30s possible around the tri-valley. so, all wind-sheltered valleys tonight into the 30s. reminder, pets should be indoors now. don't keep them outside tonight. an indoors, not just for tomorrow morning, but also through the next couple nights. we're watching how long this cold will stick around and another round of gusty winds now arriving for the weekend. we'll look at that in the forecast coming up in seven minutes. >> all right, we'll see you then. thank you, rob. >>> yes, the o