rob: i'm rob schmitt.ley: i'm carley shimkus in for jillian mele, we begin with fox news alert, breaking overnight u.s. sending iran a clear and unmistakable message. rob: iran was planning attacks on american forces. carley: major military development, good morning, garrett. >> it is rare to be announced ahead of time but official told associated press that there were clear indications that iran and iranian forces were preparing to possibly attack u.s. forces in the region both on land and at sea. in response, the u.s. is sending a bomber task force to the middle east along with the uss abraham lincoln carrier strike group which includes aircraft carrier, guided missile cruiser and destroyers, national security adviser john bolton to send clear unmistakable message that will be met with unrelenting force. on its way to europe for meetings, secretary of state mike pompeo says the u.s. has been working for a little while and told reporters that it is absolutely the case that we have seen actions from the ir

rob: and i'm rob schmitt. thanks for starting your memorial day with us.: we will share your responses, your pictures, everything throughout the show. rob: that's right, we want to see it all. fox news alert, steadfast and iron clad, the president reaffirming the alliance between the united states and japan as the leaders to have two countries wrap up very important meet negotiation tokyo. jillian: todd piro with more on this, the two sides committed to tackling -- >> that's right, jillian, rob, good morning to both of you, news conference wrapped up a few hours ago, front and center how to deal with north korea. >> to -- the prime minister and i continue consultation, essence of our approach is peace through strength and this is a strong alliance, indeed, the u.s.-japan alliance is steadfast and iron clad. >> that phrase one of the clear take aways from the meeting, president trump saying he was moved by japanese families impacted by abductions by the north korean regime adding he supports japanese prime minister shinzo abe's meeting one-on-one with north

[laughter] it looks prettiy, rob. rob: sunshine. sun is come up.n d.c. well, no, it's got to be looking towards the east the sun is coming up. the sun drxz. all right. >> "the view" co-hosts backpedaling after saying all republicans should be put behind bars. listen to. >> this is unbelievable corrupt president, corrupt administration and the republican party is right behind him and they all should be thrown into jail as far as i'm concerned. lock them up. >> you are clearly frustrated this morning and saying to the american public all republicans holding office should be put in jail. >> that would be called hyperbole. rob: made comments talking about don mcgahn refusing to testify in front of the committee. jillian: some kids could be getting advantage. annual litzed data nationwide and found a growing number of students in wealthy areas are getting extra time for the exam. parents are k. apply for accommodations normally for health reasonables. parents in los angeles can pay up to 10 grand for a doctor to see their kids and write a letter to get

rob: thanks so much. and furious scandal involving eric holder is over. a settlement reached between the house and doj over records in the botched gun tracking program. a gun from that program was found at the site where brian terry was shot and killed. jillian: calls are growing for the democrat who films himself harassing pro-life women to step down. >> who would have thought of old white lady standing front of planned parenthood, telling ladies what is right for their bodies, shame on you. >> 23,000 people signing an online petition calling for brian sims resignation, telling the pennsylvania state representative's action shameful and potentially illegal. he apologized after controversial videos went viral. >> bernie sanders and alexandria cortez announcing a new bill taking on wall street. the measure targeting credit card companies advancing overnight, aoc tweeting it is radical which i always like and keeping more coins in your pocket which i also love as sanders becomes the first unionized presiden

rob: yeah. jillian: and today. rob is not happy about this, janice. rob: it's okay.ice: how about next monday looks like 80. can we get through this week? 83 a week from today daytime high. rob: there we go. janice: for now it's half of that, it's like 43-degrees in new york city, 46 in kansas city, we have cooler weather across great lakes, parts of northeast and showers in the area, okay, so that is going to be a little bit of nuisance. flooding across texas, louisiana, pictures of flooding in houston area last week, several inches of rainfall unfortunately and we will still have potential for more rain in the forecast across portions of texas and the gulf coast and the mississippi river valley. but all in all, you know, no big major systems here, we will see potential for heavy rain across portions of the upper midwest and upper west coast still spring-time snow for northern rockies, so there's your forecast today, still going to remain cool across portions of the northeast, 51 is daytime high in new york city with rain sort of in the area lingering, 74 in in atla

rob: a remarkably wet spring and a lot of rain. rob: 35 after the error.ng the president along with the country. >> the past he is promising to return us to was never as great as advertised especially for marginalized americans. rob: voters have a reality check for the 2020 democrat. jillian: hbo pouring out an apology after a starbucks cup left game of thrones fans steaming on social media. carly shimkus here to share it all. ♪ could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. i got it! what? what? l.a. bookers book apartments and vacation homes as easy as hotels. ridin' scooter! l.a. baby! l.a. baby! be a booker you're welcome. at booking.com >> beautiful sunrise. rob: a beautiful

rob: thank you so much.ew overnight a former student identified in the deadly shooting in unc charlotte, police say tristan andrew correll, injuring four hours sending students running for their lives. >> a girl with a gunshot and a boy who has been shot on the side of his arm. >> we just waited for an email. kim jong un handcuff terrel taken into police custody. a motive is unknown. three students remain in critical condition. the suspected california synagogue shooter with his first court appearance, prosecutors say he had 50 unused bullets after killing one person and injuring three others on saturday. he pleaded not guilty to setting a fire at a mosque in march. emotional photos show hannah k breathing after her mother's lori's funeral, just terrible. shielding her rabbi from gunfire. prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. carley: william barr headed to capitol hill testify before the senate judiciary committee about his handling of the russia probe. his opening statement released overnight re

rob: welcome back.ing minimum wage for contract workers after facing criticism over the treatment of employees. the tech giant now paying cooks, cleaners, security guards and drivers at least 20 bucks per hour in the bay area of california, new york city and washington, d.c. offices. in seattle contractors will get at least 18 bucks per hour. the company cited a growing cost of living for the increase. jillian: be nice to your neighbor. they could soon be in charge of handing out parking tickets. washington, d.c. train people to write out citations from the touch of an app. pilot program lower the number of traffic accidental involving the number of pedestrians and cyclists. rob: stuck in traffic the hungry burger king has you covered testing an app. traffic jam whopper delivered by motorcycle. testing dates in the u.s. jillian: pizza chain unveiling hawaii spaghetti pizza. only available in new zealand right now. rob: sounds horrible. be careful this coffee could burn you. costs 800 bucks a pound. most

rob: any animal really. jillian: did you have that at your college. rob: no.n those days. jillian: have a good day. ♪ the house is rocking ♪ steve: tgif thank goodness it's frye fox. brian is out ed is in. ed: he was on yesterday saying this place smelled like fish. you the guy who leaves fish in the microwave. you will. ainsley: guy who makes broccoli in the microwave. steve: we had ant

rob: we appreciate it.they are used by this search of scientology in st. lucia. the infected crewmember, and a woman with measles attended a packed california movie theater to see the new avengers movie. officials morning other moviegoers may have been exposed. there are 700 cases nationwide. merck and company increased production of the vaccine, the only supplier of the measles vaccine in the united states. jillian: out of control, up to 20 feet in the air with children inside. 5 students were injured. a witness describes the chaos. >> three or four kids, the winds picked them up and blue them off of the track. jillian: this happened in washington state. one was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition. rob: the billboard music awards lighting up the las vegas strip. there was glamour and even a wedding. jillian: i get to read this. game of thrones actress sophie turner tying the not with the help of an elvis impersonator after the award show. rob: which one? at the start? i know who she is. music his

rob: all right.has done a great job as mayor of new york city but does the city agree? here to discuss new york city councilman joe borelli. we have all heard the quinnipiac poll 78% of new yorkers say he shouldn't run for president. he is not popular with either party. >> you see that from progressives and moderates. he would be the character that gets eliminated in season two. rob: you wonder, is he defending himself on a lot of fronts, especially from the president's. the first one is corruption. and he does appear to be a somewhat corrupt as a person as it's almost factual at this point. >> sure, look, corruption surrounded him from the minute he took office. he has been chastised, admonished and found to have substantiated vials of ethics laws in raising money from people who have significant business in front of the city. i mean, this is wrong whether it's bill de blasio or anything. rob: didn't he fire the person who investigated? >> think how many times you heard democrats saying trump can't

rob: she is blaming donald trump. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ party in the usa ♪ rob: not going to acknowledge this song but did you see the break in the clouds? jillian: looking at your face. rob: you see the end of the rain we've been having for four straight days. that first shot of the sky. can you tell i am ready to play golf? you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to this. lindsey graham set to unveil brand-new immigration plan today targeting the overwhelming backlog of asylum-seekers. rob: officials call the situation at the border extreme. griff jenkins live in washington with what to expect today. >> reporter: expect a big push on immigration reform to come. white house senior advisor jared kushner and stephen miller from a lunch meeting with gop senators briefing them on a broad outline for a plan that has been in the works for weeks, details were available. it is expected to address border security and b

rob: thanks for getting up early with us.olice chasing a migrant trying to escape a shelter in mexico. this as mexican authorities deport 100 migrants trying to get to the united states. carley: a major sign mexico is keeping his promise of the trump administration in battling the border crisis. live from mexico a firsthand look inside an overcrowded shelter. good morning. >> reporter: about an hour ago take a look at this video you we had a migrant trying to escape this shelter which is holding a lot of cubans. he did not get out. the police caught him before he got over this tall wall next to me but speaking of cubans the mexican officials deporting 93 of them from this shelter. we followed the van to the airport for exclusive video and images of those migrants being sent on a plane, deported back to cuba honoring mexico's promised to donald trump to send people back where they came from rather than allowing them to get across the us border. the cubans are of note. at this shelter they have been aggressive, there is a riot

rob: you see this? is. >> when you want to make sure things like that, make sure you're putting all the salads and stuff. and all the americana tableware and footwear you can get all of that -- rob: it looks wonderful and we will be right back. that it is in the best interests of the country for a new prime minister so i today am announcing i will to resign as leader of the conservative and unionist party on friday, 7 june so a successor can be chosen. rob: this is a big moment. moment ago british trimester theresa may announced she is stepping down as leader of her conservative party. that follows months of speculation and a lot of criticism over her failure to finalize the brexit deal they have bungled and turned into a mess. he will continue to lead the country until her successor is chosen and that process will likely begin following donald trump's visit to the uk coming on june 3rd. rob: jillian: the classification of documents related to spying on his 2016 campaign. the white house is a will, quot

rob: thank you so much. jillian: asylum-seekers to mexico as they await their court hearings was a federal appeals court making the ruling overnight. rob: a major victory for the president as republicans meet to discuss his new immigration plan. griff jenkins live in washington as the asylum ruling is facing challenges. >> reporter: not only a major victory but a surprise victory for the san francisco circuit court of appeals ruling against the president on immigration related issues now saying the admin station can continue sending asylum-seekers back to mexico to wait to play out. the policies remain in mexico was halted by us district judge in april because it doesn't account for the dangers they face south of the border. a 3-judge panel sites mexico's own defense of migrant protections, for the policy to continue. today, 3000 migrants have been sent back. serious risk of harm every day, the return policy, the policy would be in and it could fill up in the supreme court. the ruling comes on the heels of a

rob: 37 after the hour.hool lunch ladies fired after giving a free lunch to a kid that needed it. does the punishment fit the crime? and the traditional hershey bar, why would you change it? ♪ >> colorado secretary of state is a rare travel been permitting the staff to travel to alabama protesting the status near-total abortion ban. she won't authorized travel without safe and legal access to health care for women. she is calling other officials to join her boycott. the new law, the colorado governor saying he is staging a protest. rob: hundreds of thousands of us employers getting letters from the fed about illegal immigrants on their staff. new york times are putting the social security administration, 570,000 different employers. a new trump administration policy that alerts companies when workers names don't match. employers will not be penalized but they are instructed to take action. >> the government derailing the high-speed rail project pulling $1 billion. rob: details on what has gone wrong with thi

rob: i have a name for it.hour, thanks so much, democrats trying obstruction as robert mueller closes the book on the russia probe. what do voters think and what will it mean for the 2020 chances for democrats? jillian: what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> you lost your spelling be with vacuum? i lost my with patience. i empathize. jillian: thank you. >> what was the word you couldn't spell? rob: i was never nerdy enough to try for spelling be. >> speaking of not nerds but great kids we have all eight of the spelling be champs. don't know how you get eight champs but i saw it on your show, we have all of them on "fox and friends". the president's big announcement on immigration. we will get insight from tom homan. we have geraldo rivera and mark live in joining the program with what he has to say about the politics of the day. if it is friday and we are outside and it is summer we are kicking off with all-american summer concert series, known as the plaza with eli young fans. all morning. i know you will

rob: it is thursday, may 23rd. people across the midwest seeking shelter as violent tornadoes tear across several states. jillian: hours from now the americans he had a convicted fighting with the taliban after 9/11 will be a free man. rob: what about proof that does exist that he still supports terror? the latest to keep him locked up. >> i pray for him in the united states of america. rob: a partisan horse and pony show after the president walked out on democrats. jillian: his latest ultimatum enough to close the books on collusion? "fox and friends first" continues right now. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. rob: straight to a fox news alert. official going door-to-door after a violent tornado has torn through jefferson city, missouri, the capital city, overnight. carley: officials are asking the national guard for help. the head of the county ems says they are in disaster mode. every firefighter, people trapped inside their homes and calling for help. >> at this point we know three

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rob: thanks.rescue hiker that said spent 17 days in a forest speaking about her incredible survival. >> they are passing over. you lose hope. an opportunity to overcome fear of everything. every single step. that is the only thing that kept me going. don't know how they spotted me. that is a miracle. >> she was not on any drugs that affected her mental state. she left her phone and wallet in the car not thinking she would get lost. her rescuers joining the search for missing hiker noah mina, lasting 18 miles from where she was found. the country of nepal refusing to restrict the number of climbers on mount everest even after 11 people died this climbing season. the sores and board argues the growing popularity is drawing in more people with less experience causing deadly delays leading up to the peak this year. two americans are among the dead. dangerous. >> navy pilot of spotted unidentified flying objects like this one seen here nearly every day for two years. national security correspondent jen

rob: bill lundberg, right?ld health organization describes work burnout as a legitimate diagnosis. diagnosis of burnout and cynicism. jillian: the mayo clinic sleeping more releaksing and exercising can help with stress management. rob: burnout as a medical diagnosis roxanne tweets i believe that is true for some people, depends on the job. jillian: about time it is real. julie says i suffered from chronic burnout for 25 years. i had an amazing remedy that lifted my spirits every time i took it, it was called a paycheck. deputies replacing a world war ii vet's american flag after his was stolen. the sheriff's office bought the 92-year-old marine a new flag and spent memorial day helping him raise it. the thieves have not been caught. that is great. rob: that is a great story. next the bad a florida manual con fiewlszed why he is under arrest after leading police on a very high speed chase. >> what did i do wrong? >> you were driving 140 miles per hour trying to outrun the cops. he faces several charges includin

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rob: that is scary. the bruce willis throwing out the first pitch and the home crowd not pleased. jillian: shocking. [crowd boos] jillian: who doesn't get booed in philly. rob: threw it a little low but bounced it off the plate and batting practice was not much better apparently. the phillies lost the game 5-2 to the brewers. jillian: in philly when we boo people that's how we show love. rob: getting used to it. jillian: have a good day. rob: we will see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ me, me, me ♪ i'm the only one of me ♪ baby that's the fun of me. brian: is this new taylor swift. steve: she iswift.steve. steve: disco. i have two girls in my house they sing it all day long. brian: if you are at the disco no reason to panic you are in the zone. steve: not necessarily. thank you very much for joining us busy news day. ainsley: president is going to have a press conference in the rose garden today. steve: he is,

rob: democrats not happy.hat they have to say. >> reporter: that single phrase from robert mueller sending a ripple effect across washington and adding fuel to impeachment flames. last calls coming from the folks who hope to run against the president in 2020. >> my take away today is anyone other than the president would have been charged. we are on the road to impeachment, it is clear to me that are very democracy, our political system, the future of this country is at stake. those members of congress find the courage to act they will be rewarded by the judgment of history. jillian: kirsten gillibrand saying time for congress to begin impeachment hearings and follow the facts. robert mueller clearly accepts congress to exert its constitutional authority and take steps that he could not. we can't let the president decide basic accountancy -- accountability measures built into the constitution. a recent fox news poll found 9% of republicans think the president should be impeached which is why many people say it

mike: rob, mike maloney. nice to meet you. rob: good to meet you. rob dyrdek.t's happening, my man? rob: appreciate you, man. how you been, man? i would have never thought the day you show up at my office with a skateboard. i mean, i'm -- i'm just -- i'm so happy right now. lemonis: i'm carrying it. i'm not riding it. rob: okay. sit down. show me what you guys got going here. lemonis: well, rob, i'm gonna have them give you a little background on who kota is. -rob: sure. -mike: kota stands for "knights of the air," a moniker that was given to the earliest fighter pilots. so, that's the essence of the brand. i flew f-14s in the navy out of san diego, actually. -rob: i've been in one. -mike: have you really? rob: threw up a little bit. -mike: nice. -rob: the g's got me. -nikki: [ chuckles ] yes. -lemonis: [ laughs ] the g's got you. -rob: and so, what happened? you made the skateboards and -- and -- mike: people started buying them right out of my driveway. then we developed this clear, non-porous grip finish so that we could move the primary art surface to the t

rob: you will, ok. let's look at that equation -- better life for palestinians, security for israel. palestinians have found a lot of quality-of-life enhancements. that sounds like money. a lot of money. whose money are we talking about? rumor has it that middle east countries have not been lining up to pony up to support this. will there be a substantial anteing up? mr. kushner: again, you have to be mindful of rumors. one thing i am proud of that i have been able to accomplish in two years is that we have been able to keep this very close. we have had a leaky environment in here, in washington, where a lot of things leak, but nothing has leaked on my team. that is something we are very proud about. that has built a lot of trust with us with a lot of our counterparts, whether it is israel or middle eastern countries. i think they have all seen after talking with us directly, nothing has ever made it to the press. and i think that over time, it builds more trust and a lot of us have more productive disc

>> this man thomas rob. they not only know who he is, thomas rob knows all about the force, too?> we have been attacked a as group and personally and individually. the main permsonality -- it is this guilt that'll take your spirit. >> if you meet him in town, he's mild and he would stop and have you change your pack. >> let me rephrase that. he would stop and help me change my tire. his job is hate speech. that's what he does for a li living. they have several businesses they run out of their hometown, i guess. >> hometown never sound like a good time. >> white people are not having this conversation. a group of white people having productive conversations about racism, this is like a unicorn. >> you know what i am saying. more room means more fun. forget about vacuuming for weeks. the (new) roomba i7+ with clean base automatic dirt disposal empties the roomba bin for you. so dirt is off your hands. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engine revving ] take me to her! ♪ coming, flo

and rob was one of them. rob and i met in the operating room. just like "grey's anatomy."ur first date was in greenwich village in 1995. it was italian restaurant. ♪ when the world is cold >> our wedding was really beautiful. we danced to a frank sinatra song "the way you look tonight." ♪ and the way you look tonight >> everyone liked rob. everyone. it was impossible not to like him. bewe we were together for 22 years. we raised two amazing kids. but ultimately we grew apart and decided to end our marriage, and it was a mutual decision. >> when my parents told us that they were first seeing a counselor and then they were going to be getting a divorce, my brother and i were like okay, how different is it really going to be if dad's living across the street versus in our house. >> rob didn't have any of the classic signs of depression that we learn about in medical school. not a single one of them. we saw each other three days before he died at one of chloe's hockey games. >> yeah! woo! >> right before i went to bed i kind of took a deep breath, and i said wow, i feel so sad

today, my guest is robert, i'll call you rob. and rob works for the archdiocese of san francisco.'re a canon lawyer and the vice chancellor of the arch. diocese and manager of the tribunal. let's talk about being a canon lawyer. what does that mean and what canon law is. >> canon law is the catholic churches body of internal law. it's different than the american lawyer. people have no familiarity with the church and they think that's a branch of law in american law. it's like a foreign body of law. >> interesting. >> alike law from another country. >> i thought people associated it with the church, church law. you say no. . >> people may have the connection and may make the connection. other people never heard of it. so there are people out there who don't have the foundational understanding or have heard the term. it's the church's internal body of law, you know, and to be a canon lawyer is to have studied that in a canon law school. there's one place in washington d.c. >> and who certifies is knowledge? >> the professors do on the comprehensive oral examination and successful co

>> rob marciano leading us off tonight. rob, thank you, stay safe. and as you know, rob, meteorologist ginger zee is also in the storm zone, she's in moore, oklahoma, tonight. and ginger, it was six years ago, we were standing there in moore after the devastating tornado, i'll never forget that. and i know, years later, they've already closed schools, as rob pointed out, ahead of this system, everyone taking this seriously. and you're in one of those storm shelters that saved so many people the last time. >> reporter: the last time, and this, david, is actually a brand new storm shelter that this family put in. they've got their food, their flashlights, their radios ready to go, because this is the type of shelter that will keep you alive in the type of storm that made its way through here six years ago today, and the type of storm that's going to be on the ground in parts of oklahoma and other areas of the plains tonight. look at this. a particularly dangerous situation from midland texas, up through missouri, parts of arkansas tonight, and much of

so let me tell you about rob shear. i know rob because about five years ago he and his family walked into my church. the small church up here on route 28 united methodist church and i'm not going it lie to you when we saw them walk in we all stared ate them we were confus. we didn't know who they were or what was going on. there were two rather tall white men with four african-american children. but our confusion quickly turned to admiration. robld and his husband reese adopted children who needed a loving home. and they walk the talk. and they carry it off with amazing amount a of the grace and they are patient with with those of us at first might stare. along withd his husband, reese, rob is cofounder of comfort cases whose mission to inspire and when they began comfort case our church member and friends shared our building. we volunteered our res sources, and we were all in on this worthy cause and charity in support of their mission. and now here's later they've grown, and they are all across the country and rob wil

follow rob. his twitter handle is @rob mayeda. >> travel at a popular spot beaches on the russian river closed because of dangerous conditions in the water. nbc bay area kristy smith shows us the problems for visitors and businesses in the area. >> ted schroeder is having an unusually quiet memorial day weekend. he runs the canoe trip in forestville. >> we should have a ton of people here enjoying the river and canoes and kayak. >> the campground is empty and the water adventurest lower thanhe road the kayaks and canoes are stack you said where the manager is set up at the sign letting people know it's closed. >> unfortunately in weekend the river is moving a little bit too fast. we had late season rain especially in the last week. >> both burkes and johnsons expect to reopen by next weekend. but in town visitors were expecting it today. >> we were a bit surprised. >> these friends planned a retirement party soon including inner tubes on the river. >> a little fast, high and dirty. we hope it cle

we will come back and talk more with rob grapho about church law and church governing. . >>lcome ck to mosaic and our discussion with rob w atore and you're a lawyer in the field. there's an important piece of church discipline church procedure that i hinted at in my inproduction which is the keeping of records. and it's interesting because there's contrast between the universal church millions of adherence and local church on the corner where your particular life is encased. if your ancestors did genealogical research they went back to europe and went to the village and found the priest and they got the records from whatever the 16th century. so, you told me that record keeping is a important part of the church's function and of the cannon lawyer's specialty. >> yeah. well, the church keeps very detailed and lengthy records on sacraments especially. and we are concerned about the records not primarily for genealogical reasons but for the purpose of the living. and they still are a value beyond the person's life. but especially while they are living we want to know what t

meteorologist rob mayeda is here. rob, what can we expect? >> probably a little bit of everything. sunday you notice the icon there right by the nbc bay area showing a chance of thunder in the forecast tomorrow and we're still seeing showers out there tonight that are showing signs of enhancement as you see here on our radar loop. look how the orange and reds start to fire up from the lower peninsula up over emeryville and berkeley and oakland you're seeing some downpours that extend down toward san mateo and redwood city. you're seeing a few more showers around fremont approaching the sunol grade and some stronger showers starting to flair up a little here off the coast where things could get interesting during the day tomorrow. in fact, we will have a chance of thunder before sunrise tomorrow morning as some of that unstable air starts to come across the bay area and things get even more interesting right around midday, where thunderstorms become likely with some hl the santa cruz mountains, could see more than an inch of rain. this is the next part of our weather story, taking s

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rob marciano is in fort worth, taeksz.be another day, maybe two or more days of serious weather. >> yeah, we're in prime time teat rai.ather ssowithhoe ormsom this thing is just flowing as it spills out of this dam trying to release the tension of the dam from the lake behind you. all right, let's show you the severe weather that's happening right now across louisiana. the same line that came through here yesterday is now moving down i-10. lafayette and baton rouge, you're about to get it. it's in mississippi as well. tornado watch up there until about 9:00, 10:00 local time. flood watch for parts of kansas, with the next round of rain coming in, kansas city, missouri, included in that. here we go, dry line, cold front, cold air, we showed you that snow and the warm moisture coming in from the gulf of mexico, that collides for a classic setup tomorrow. we've got a moderate risk, the red area, across tornado alley, west of i-35 including oklahoma city. atrae areathis ahes oftordthe east on tuesday and into, again, more popu

let's go to rob mayeda for this really crazy weather, rob. >> gilroy has been seeing some hail and thunder-producing showers here just south of the hill and it moves to the east. u noti you'll notice in the west end of the clarinda valley, it could include some brief hail and thunder. cool and blustery and a few showers into the north bay. beginning tonight, we'll see the intensity of these showers dropping off, trending a bit dryer as we head towards tomorrow morning. we'll see less of these showers tomorrow, but short term those chilly temperatures lingering. we'll talk about a change to the forecast that will put us back in springlike temperatures. >> that's what we're looking forward to, rob, thank you. >>> this weather is all happening on a weekend filled with festivals around the bay area. christy smith joins us live from san ramon. christy, how is the weather affecting folks there? >> reporter: well, i tell you, it is cloudy out here and it certainly makes you feel like you want to check the calendar. you look around and see some people in t-shirts, but many that are wearing parka-style jacke

but so far that's been a tough sell is san jose rob flood kron 4 news. >>coming up tonight at 6 we have seen earthquake disasters before unfortunately and have been warned they will happen again how a local city is preparing for the next big was plus house speaker nancy pelosi accuses the attorney general of the crime taking criticism of bill barr to a whole new level as political tensions escalate in washington and next berkeley students being robbed at gunpoint a pair of crimes happening just 90 minutes apart, what police are urging students to >>warning tonight for students walking near the u c berkeley campus, groups of armed robbers are targeting students recently in fact police say the criminals held students at gunpoint. >>berkeley police tell from force has my what we need to know about the 2 most recent robberies. >>2 separate groups of u c berkeley students walking near the campus robbed within 90 minute, i'm free. >>suspects pulled up in a vehicle next so many of those around them are approached them some kind of way and they're armed with han

>> rob marciano with us tonight, as well. rob, thank you. >>> the other story developing as we came on the air tonight, word that attorney general william barr has just now revealed that he will not testify tomorrow after fireworks at his testimony today. and the bombshell revelation that robert mueller, the special counsel, wrote him a letter to say he was unhappy with how barr handled the mueller report when it was turned in. barr was asked today about that, why he did not reveal to the american people weeks ago that mueller had sent him that letter, that they had talked and that mueller was not happy. barr answering those questions, and also today, calling mueller's letter "a bit snitty." abc's mary bruce on the hill. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, attorney general bill barr forced to defend his actions against unprecedented criticism from robert mueller himself. just hours before, news broke that mueller had complained to the attorney general about barr's decision to release his own summary of the robert's report's c

all right, rob marciano leading us off again tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we are also following alarming new images just in tonight from tulsa. officers responding to reports of an active shooter. in the video, the gunman then running into a restaurant. customers running for cover. and then opening fire later on cars on the highway. and here's abc's clayton sandell tonight. >> reporter: the radio call warns officers, active shooter. >> got a guy shooting at 49th and peoria. that's not good. >> reporter: in newly-released body camera footage from may 10th, tulsa police speed to the scene, rifles ready. >> where is he? >> reporter: screaming draws an officer to a crowd fleeing a pizza shop. >> get out of the way! the cops are coming! >> reporter: but the suspect, 25-year-old derrec shaw, is nowhere to be found. >> we definitely have one person shot. looks like in the chin. >> reporter: shaw allegedly wounding two innocent bystanders, then leaving the shopping center. >> where is he? >> right there! >> reporter: he's spotted running onto an

>> thank you, rob. and thanks to you and itif for the opportunity to participate in this discussion about road user charges as described by the itif report released this week, sometimes also referred to -- and i know there are technical distinctions, but mileage-based charges, vmt fees, et cetera. that is shifting the way we fund the transportation, particularly the highway system. this conversion -- the conversion to this form of revenue raising for the nation's highway networks was a strong recommendation of the financing commission, to which rob referred and which he chaired, which issued its -- hard to believe -- it's congressionally authorized mandated report a decade ago. i still, i must say, regard the analyses with all due respect to others, but i regard the analyses and recommendations of the financing commission as probably the best and most complete of the reports that were prepared at about that time, the last part of the first decade and early part of the second decade of this century, incl

rob marciano is here and take it easy on rob a little bit. morning. >> now you're sticking up for me? >> yeah, yeah. >> make up your mind. here's the thing, if you're wanting summer and it's not coming, just get a hold onto winter. it's not too late to shred the gnar. do it in breckenridge, come on. here you go. >> all this snow boarding talk, rob. >> in colorado it's still snowing. 10,000 feet doesn't hurt but we've had some cold spring just about everywhere and a little fresh snow there. they're going to be open until memorial day so get out there and get some fresh tracks here in the middle of may. we had rain yesterday and troughiness across the southwest, rain across parts of southern california, rain showers across parts of arizona and new mexico. kind of an odd shaped jet pattern here with almost an omega block but basically we're seeing now the heat rebuild into the southern -- southwest part of the u.s. after the cool showers exit today and back to normal across the pacific northwest as well. here's your mother's day forecast. shower

meteorologist rob marciano has the track and the timing tonight. he's in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, tornado warnings and power flashes in the washington, d.c. area. that powerful storm syst overnight. tornado sirens sounding the alarm in missouri. >> that thing is a block in front of my house. >> and it's going to get so dark, nobody's going to see it. >> reporter: light flashes revealing an especially dangerous nighttime twister moving toward jefferson city, a rare tornado emergency in missouri's capital. >> from what i'm hearing, we got multiple people trapped. >> the tornado took the roof off. we have a female that's bleeding, they're talking about possible amputation. >> reporter: daybreak revealing the devastation. residents trying to salvage what they can after an ef-3 twister, winds up to 160 miles per hour, ripping off roofs. the tornado had enough force to knock over this semi, and then go right into this neighborhood. roof tile, lumber, insulation strewn all about, snapping these trees in half. destroying people's lives. crossi

let's get to rob with the latest. hey, roob. >> it has the strength and size of a wingder storm and it's running in spring warmth and wind here. and the lay out. the breadth of the system, right now, the dynamics over nebraska for tornadoes. we had one tornadoes touch down in west texas. overnight, the cells will congeal and getting to dallas and moving east in areas that flooded late in the day, and omaha, iowa, later on. sunday, chicago, cincinnati, memphis and monday, reset the pattern, especially here in texas. david? >> a difficult weekend ahead. rob marciano, thank you. >>> a major new headline and the growing battle over abortion. missouri passing its own strict abortion bill. protestors erupting in the state capital al eight weeks of pregnancy. the vote coming days of alabama essentially outlawed abortion in that state and what vice president pence is now saying about the news this week. here is abc's mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: with the nation watching, the debate over abortion today came roaring the hal

we got to figure it out. >> rob marciano with us live now, and rob, you're in oklahoma tonight, just incredible what we're seeing, the flooding there behind you. i know still a very active situation. where are you most concerned tonight? >> reporter: well, we're most concerned about the flood threat to ourastndhatinfouri. tost. loghornaars north. also in through kansas, a tornado warning there. coldir behind this and theodarns sevel tonight. that line of storms pushing through st. louis, gets into chicago and memphis by 7:00 a.m. it does weaken some tomorrow afternoon, but we'll have a severe weather component across the northeast on thursday, including new york and philly. and then another system drops into the plains thursday, as well. we certainly, obviously, don't need anymore rainfall. david? >> that's for sure. all right, rob marciano, thank you. >>> we are also following alarming new images just in tonight from tulsa. officers responding to reports of an active shooter. in the video, the gunman then running into a restaurant. customers running for cover. and then opening fire

rob. a look at one to one across the golden gate if you do have to get to work this morning, one to one will not be a problem traffic looks great and it's been great had throughout the morning commute. so you are getting a friday light. break here from the north bay to san francisco in just under 30 minutes to the toll plaza, not so much on 80 from oakland to san francisco. it's starting to then out a little bit this is an improvement compared to the last hour. it's slow from the bottom of the maze right through the toll plaza earlier. it was through so it's starting to loosen up but still not clear for the drive in the big trouble spot is an overturned big rig and sent all south 6.80 before says we're not in sonoma pleasanton. before the sun il boulevard exit on the shoulder, nothing block. but of course it's still attracting a lot of attention so just prepare for some often on crowding from dublin up to the scene and then your trip into signal in fremont will be friday like the rest of t