rob: i'm rob. stephanie: rob, stephanie.anager of that location, is a very successful businessperson, and she can teach vinny a lot about business, but i'm here. rob is here. joe is here. where's vinny? so they are from cocotaps in vegas. one problem -- the owner is not here. stephanie: well, we can wait, or we can get started. joe: i'm down to get started. rob: let's get started. stephanie: let's do it. lemonis: i want to get feedback from customers. i want to understand what people think of the product. i want to understand what people think of the price. i want stephanie to understand what the process is like to tap, and i really want to get my head around, is this a coconut business, or is it a tap business? [ cellphone rings ] vinny: this is your captain, cocovinny. please leave me your name and number, and i'll return your call faster than we can tap a fresh coconut. make it a great day. i'm sending you coco-love. lemonis: hey, coco-love, we are here in key west trying this figure out where you are, so when you land, p

rob, thanks so much. see you then. >> coming up next, how the food you feed your dog could be hurting our environment. we'll show you in our new series, climate in crisis. >>> in our on going series "climate in crisis" we're searching for solutions to climate change. those solutions are not just about making changes in how we live, but also changes in how our pets live, as well. >> so what about pet food? is nbc bay area jonathan bloom. >> reporter: they are our best buddies, our fur babies, our four-legged friends, but lately there is talk that these tiny little paws could actually have a big carbon footprint. so now comes the question. how do we keep our pets healthy while also looking out for the health of our planet? >> you are so cute. >> reporter: meet these two. they're two of the luckiest dogs around. >> i get jealous of what they eat sometimes. >> reporter: it started when she adopted chompsky three years ago. >> he had allergies. >> reporter: instead of medication, she cooked him a different die

podcast, rob smith.our take. >> who is standing up for america, not joe biden. decimating union jobs and american energy jobs, and it not just fact that democrat turn their back on working families. there is an arrogant with putting someone like john kerry, as the face of your climate agenda, and someone that told the workers your livelihood is destroyed. the same guy, voted into office who said he had your backs, turn your backs on them, and like john kerry say, oh, just learn how to make solar panels in is an arrogance to it. they should stand up to the people, they don't have anyone fighting for them in dc . steve: a great way of putting it, rob. >> i think this republicans should not forget new people that trump brought into the party. i count myself as one, i cast my first vote for a republican in my life, for donald trump. and i think that if republicans and conservatives forget these new people that he brought into the party, if they don't know what to do with these people, don't know how to use o

live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 thanks rob.ell today city officials and members of the san francisco police department was busy corridors of the parkside neighborhood. they want to address safety concerns ahead of the upcoming lunar new year holiday. well four's maureen kelly reports this comes after a rash of high-profile attacks against asian american seniors here in the bay area. >>supervisors gordon mar and mirana melgar along with the san francisco police department captain walks terrible street and dropped in on many of the asian owned businesses that line the corridor to wish them a happy year of the ox and address concerns there has been a heightened awareness in the community about safety there have been some high-profile violent attacks against elderly asian victims in several cities across the bay area. just a few weeks ago, 84 year-old beasha to pocket he died at san francisco general hospital from injuries sustained after an attack in the city's ends of this to neighborhood unfortunately this year the unity years t

meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, what's going on? >> well, a beautiful sunset around the bay area thanks to all of you sharing your photos with us on social media. now we're talking about the rain from some of those clouds and some of that starting to show up on our storm ranger mobile doppler radar. we'll show you the scans west of the peninsula. of course storm ranger seeing what's arriving first in the bay area. we'll take you up into the north bay. marin county, sonoma county beginning to see a few light showers while the more significant rain arrives during the rain tomorrow so rainfall projections this time around we think will be higher for the north bay of the some of the mountains could pick up 2 to 3 inches of rain along with increasing wind as well. we'll take a look at the hour-by-hour timeline on the storm. when you can expect the strongest wind and rain coming up in the forecast in about eight minutes. back to you. >> okay, rob, thanks. we'll see you then. >>> a beloved tortoise that calls a south bay preschool home is

rob, i suspect it will be the last. thank you _ time. rob, i suspect it will be the last.ith me here. we're going to talk about celebrities being accused of sensationalism. people around the uk have joined in a national clap in memory of captain sir tom moore, who died yesterday at the age 100. the tribute also recognised the health workers for whom he raised tens of millions for. there are growing calls for a national memorial to him. our north of england correspondent judith moritz has more. at a time of grief, a moment of celebration. a national clap for captain sir tom. his family said they were joining in, with huge love in their hearts. and the prime minister added his applause, along with other political leaders, in appreciation and remembrance of the extraordinary efforts of an incredible man, who raised millions for the nhs, and won the nation's hearts in the process. he exemplified the best of our values. in the house of commons, captain sir tom's contribution was marked with a moment of reflection. i invite members to nowjoin me to have a minute's silence to com

senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. extreme deep layer cold plus that golf moisture, not a good combo. here are the alerts you mentioned there. ice storm warnings up from little rock all the way through lexington. a couple of big pulsesce in kan arkansas. more in the way of power outages and possible travel. and that cold only gets worse through the midsection of the country right in through next week. david? >> tough few days ahead. rob, thank you. >>> and when we come back, news tonight about bruce springsteen, charged with dwi. everything would be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... ...flare-ups (cough cough), which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. so it's time to get real. because in the real world... ...our lungs deserves the real protection of breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and flare-up protection. it's the first and only copd medicine proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing

>>rob o'sullivan: it is concluded. >>president cohen: if there are no other calls, people have been on the agenda. sergeantyoungblood, could you call the next item ? >>sergeant youngblood: i believe dpa is presenting their portion. >>president cohen: director henderson. >>paul henderson: at this point i will introduce my staff person, sarah. i think she's on call . >> i am, can you hear me? >>paulhenderson: yes . >> evening president cohen, vice president elias director henderson, i will be doing dpa 21 updates. as the commander mentioned 21 covers four categories of disposable cases in response to public records requests . since our last update we produced one case in the dishonesty category, it's effort production in that category and that totals 653 pages. that brings our total number of cases for sb 1421 to 35 cases and those 35 casestotal 24,403 pages of records . the breakdown by category is officer involved shootings, we have disclosed eight for a total of 17,500 pages. in the great bodily injury category we rel

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a driver is robbed while sitting in traffic.on who took this video. >>> and the race to vaccinate comes to an east bay racetrack. some people did everything they could to get the shot and this is all that's left of the community center today. vital service it was providing during the pandemic. the special edition of abc7 news starts now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future this is abc7 news. >>> it is the shot of a lifetime. more counties in the bay area are giving people the opportunity to get the covid vaccine this weekend, and for many it means being able to see their families once again. with that we say good afternoon and thank you so much for joining us. i'm dion lim. welcome to the special edition of abc7 news

reynolds he's live for us in los angeles and rob this is going to be a blow isn't have for the fun's all the player who's had a very troubled a very public history. he's had indeed tiger woods has had a brilliant and yet a kind of a harrowing history in the public eye brilliant because he is by anyone's estimation one of the greatest golfer souse ever lived change that the nature of goals of the game of golf attracted tens of millions of fans and as a person of color in a virtually all whites 40 expanded their horizons of goal if you gave encouraged to other young athletes and what i'm going to see there because the saddest has taken a question is from the press of the moment so we're going to listen to those questions and we'll come back to science i will leave it at that he was he was he was alive and he was he was conscious and. that's the extent of them that. there was no evidence of impairment so a subsequent to that we're not going to make any there was no effort to draw blood for example at the hospital. no evidence of impairment at this point in time but i'll let it be that i

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thank you rob.l in a push to reopen schools, one of the candidates, hoping to take governor newsom's job made a stop in sacramento today, former san diego mayor kevin faulconer is getting involved in the statewide debate over how and when to get students back into classrooms. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala reports. >>for the first time since announcing his run for governor kevin faulconer stepped in california's capital city wednesday outside the california department of education building the republican criticized the state's lack of progress in opening up public schools, taking aim at governor gavin newsome all we continue to hear as rhetoric all we continue to hear us. >>we're going to come up with another plan we're still talking about it. and yes, schools aren't open private schools are open. >>for the last couple of months the governor and legislature have been an ongoing debate over how and when to reopen schools, the governor says he's confident will come to an agreement soon i'm

fladeboe kron 4 news rob. thank you in marin county now most k through 6 public schools. >>they've already resumed in person classes. but most students there going on a very limited basis, maybe just a few hours a day. all public high schools, they're still doing their distance learning. warren county superintendent of schools, mary jane burke says a change though could be coming in the near future. >>because we're in the purple tier we have to wait till we return to the red tier for 5 days and so we just heard from public health actually a few minutes ago that that could be as early next tuesday so we might have the opportunity to be at the right to your status to get our high back out for some in person within the next several weeks. >>merck also says that every public school in the county has developed a site specific plan for resuming full in person classes and that they are confident they can resume classes safely. new questions tonight about masking not whether or not to wear one, but whether or not to w

so let's go back to rob. rob, i don't know this for sure but by looking at your backdrop, i'm guessing you are in your front yard? >> yes. it's been awhile since you've been here and we've done a shot here. >> close to the barbecue. >> look, it's still a snowy -- exactly. we're going to fire it up during the snowstorm. that's what all weather people do. by the way, some of the vaccination sites across the northeast are shut down again today because of the snows that are incoming, although it won't be as bad as the last storm that came in. the cold though for the midwest is bad. it's brutal, and it's going to be a long duration event, some of the coldest air in years that has already dropped down into the upper midwest. look at the windchills that some people are enduring in chicago. minus 27, and feels like 42 below zero in minneapolis. minus 26 in des moines and 4 in springfield, missouri and kansas city where they are cheering obviously for the chief, it's 5 below. here's the storm. it goes up the east coas

let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, is there anything out there? what are we going to get? >> well, what we're seeing is, again, some light mist and drizzle very close to ground level. so storm ranger is scanning and starting to pick up a little more of that as we fine tune the radar to look for the smaller-sized raindrops that are out and around the bay area right now. let's show how it looks in san francisco. currently you've got 52 degrees, reduced visibility. we could see patchy f a closer some of that light rain up towards marin county, areas near oakland, the east bay hills. not as much in the santa cruz mountains. a few spotty sprinkles around san jose. but the real legacy of this particular storm is the light rainfall. we think it will pick up a little bit more especially around the central bay. be prepared for patchy fog at times, light rain. but rain totals a little underwhelming by february standards. we do have a second storm under way on the seven-day forecast. a look at how all of this will add up coming up in about five minutes. back

rob, thanks very much. >> thank you, rob. >> wild one for the sharks tonight. >> yeah. a great night for offense. the same can't be said for defense. the sharks score a season high for goals against st. louis. the reason why they were not celebrating after the game. stick around. sports is next. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. the sharks hit the ice against st. louis and a football game broke out. nearly two touchdowns worth of points on this one. their game on thursday was postponed because of a positive covid-19 test. timo meyer lights the lamp to give the sharks a 1-0 lead, the first of two goals for meyer. later evander kane scores on the power play. he also had two goals. but st. louis had an answer. 13 goals in all. the blues beat the sharks 7-6. the sharks lose despite scoring a season high six times. >> it's a tough one because you think you -- he scored six goals in the league and when you do, you expect to win. >> the warriors are going streaking. they won a season high three in a row after beating the hornets on friday. dray montana mond green had 19 as

>> deputy city attorney rob capla. the -- any commissioner can speak as an individual, but not on behalf of the entire commission. to speak on behalf of the entire commission, we would need to -- i think the best practice would be to draft that letter or to have a commissioner draft the letter, and then bring it to the commission for approval on behalf of the commission. >> i can do that for marge. thank you. >> okay. thank you commissioner tuk. so we look forward to seeing that letter from you in march then. okay. next item, madam secretary. unless there are anymore inquiries to staff. >> i do. >> yes. please go ahead, commissioner jacobo? >> did somebody else jump in? >> i did. but you can go first. >> okay. great. this is just -- i think this is even on the thread of public comment. so, of course, there was a couple of articles that came out this week shedding light into some of the searches for the deputy director role. i just will point out that i know there is a lot of focus on g.e.d., or not a master's. for me,

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and rob back with us tonight. and you're already tracking what's coming next for us, rob? >> reporter: yeah, a couple more coming, so piles like this are going to last here until spring. next storm up hitting the west coast. portland, seattle and san francisco, rain or mountain snow. that scoots into the midwest onc friday, with snow and rain. this is a quick mover, should be done soon but there's potential for yet another nor'easter on sunday. >> super bowl sunday, a potential nor'easter. all right, rob marciano tracking it all for us. thank you. >>> now, the urgent push for vaccinations in this country. tonight, we have learned of a new push to send vaccines to pharmacies across the nation. the white house now directing 1 million doses to be sent to 6,500 pharmacies. so, how will this work? as tonight in the uk, where they have dealt with the uk variant that we have seen here, there are now reports there of another new and concerning variant. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a push tonight to get vaccines to hard-hit communities. the white house announcing shipment

>> all rit, we're all watching it with you, rob. be careful on the roadways to everyone out there tomorrow. rob, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we are going to turn to the coronavirus tonight and president biden making news with a shifting timeline on when most americans can expect to have access to a vaccine. and when this country could be back to some sense of normal. a test for the new president, as this pandemic, these new variants and the fight to get this vaccine supply up and running forced a bit of reality check for this administration and for the american people. here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: with the country itching to get back to some sense of normal, president biden tonight finds himself facing reality and revising some optimistic predictions. just last month, he said all americans would be able to get a vaccine by spring. buw?n ery american who gbeet a e? >> by the end of july of this year. >> reporter: the white house has secured 200 million more doses, but they won't all

how many times have you been robbed?customers been harassed. >> it's the crazy thing. i just opened a brand-new office, we were getting ready to reopen with covid. we have three restaurants locally. we opened a new office. two days after we opened it, all of our office computers were stolen. one of my other restaurants last week had somebody come in in the middle of the afternoon at 3:00 and rob us. we had our safe stolen out just a few nights ago. we've had a customer that just had their car jacked. and this is so crazy for me, as a restaurant owner, i'm telling you about bad things happening in my restaurant. that's not good for business. that scares people. we have to figure out how our guests -- they felt so scared to come into restaurants because of covid and now we're going to put oh, you might get robbed or of you might get car-jacked. it's so, so difficult and so, so scary and it's -- >> it is crazy. here's what the st. paul mayor said, the incidents in our community have recently underscored the urgency of our w

hi rob. >>i thanks so much as always no shortage of news to get to start with a live report tonight from the nation's capital on day 2 of president trump's second impeachment trial more dramatic previously unseen footage from the january 6 right has now been released by democrats as part of the trial. walk you through that. also ttonight the city o minneapolis on guard as the trial gets ready to start for the officers accused in the highly controversial death of george floyd last year we'll have a live report there on the ground from minneapolis. plus the nba firing back after one team owner says he no longer wants to play the national anthem. before games, we'll have the latest on that from the city of dallas and finally the one of the men featured in viral cat video we've all cracked up to this by now right one of those folks is now speaking out about the hilarious moment from a court proceeding. in this very strange era of virtual meetings that we all can relate to right all that and more

>> all right, rob marciano with us tonight, as well. rob, thank you. and one more note on this emergency, this storm, because there's now a backlash after texas senator ted cruz left his state in the middle of this emergency to go on vacation in cancun. the images were everywhere today, showing the texas senator with his family boarding that flight to mexico. the senator's team even asking houston police in the middle of the emergency to help escort the senator at the houston airport. senator cruz is now returning home tonight. how he's explaining himself and abc's trevor ault from houston tonight. >> reporter: with texas reeling and millions of his constituents without power or water, texas senator ted cruz jetted off to sunny cancun with his family. cameras catching him at the airport, those pictures making headlines in his storm-ravaged state. >> senator ted cruz made time for a family vacation in the middle of our state's historic winter storm. >> this is quite maddening. >> yeah. >> upsetting, as you said earlier. cruz in cancun while we're dealin

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this is indeed a sprawling ice storm with more waves of winter weather coming on top of that stubborn cold air. the freezing rain in dallas has shifted down to the south into waco. that will wane tonight. eastern kentucky, the mid-atlantic. you're getting the icing conditions. raleigh, roanoke, you'll be into it tomorrow morning. you you get a reinforcing shot of that colder air all the way down into the deep south once again. this, while a snowstorm comes into the pacific northwest right now. portland, you're getting it. it drives into the intermountain west. a couple of inches for chicago, detroit, then into the northeast by this weekend. and that stubborn cold sticks around into next week, 25 to 50 degrees below zero and a very active storm track. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. >>> and when we come back here, news coming in this evening about that health clinic shooting, the suspect, a young mother killed and what prosecutors have now revea

toss to rob.r talking to us. we appreciate you. >>> now a check of rob with the weather so i can eat my food. >> reporter: enjoy, bon appetit. good morning once again. such a tough week for the folks across the southern plains but, you know, some folks especially the young adults and kids making good out of a bad thing. prosper, texas, north of frisco north of dallas, everybody has a pickup truck in texas, right? how about a tow rope and skateboard without wheels and do that across three, four, five inchsn. don't try that at home. i don't advocate it but there's the video in texas. worst things certainly happened this week. three to four inches of rain coming into the northwest. snow in the cascades. the blue, the bitterroots and wasatch of utah, enjoy the fresh >>> good saturday morning. here's a look at our exploratorium camera. partly cloudy skies and looks like a gorgeous start to the day. it will be bright, but we've got winds that will pick up throughout the afternoon. upper 50s to near 60 t

let's speak to meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, the wind is the big weather story, right?>> yeah, the lack of rain, the wind which is helping to clear out the skies you see in san francisco. but it's also lowering the humidity numbers, especially around the hills. we'll take you to walnut creek. there's a location that has been seeing some of that north wind at times and those wind speeds about 10 to 20-miles-per-hour. stronger in the distance. look at the humidity down to 22%. so the direction of the wind here will be north to offshore times. you'll see the wind gusts especially around the diablo range and the north bay hills from 11:00 tonight no about sunrise tomorrow, gusting above 30-miles-per-hour. so we do think it will be a windy start to comeback in that seven-day forecast. we'll have a closer look at the sunday forecast and rain chances ahead coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> you say rain, you got my attention. thanks so much. >>> police arrested a suspected bank robber in san jose this morning. officers responded to the chase bank on saratoga avenue at

let's get right to rob marciano tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. a fast-moving and powerful system. really dropping the hammer on the midwest right now. we've got blizzard conditions in iowa. chicago getting snow and the wind is ramping up. moves quickly through cincinnati and pittsburgh tomorrow. coastal low looks a little more likely to develop, the only question is the exact track, which will determine how much snow the northeast gets. david? >> all right, we'll stay on it. thank you, rob. >>> when we come back, incredible pictures. the major rescue on the ice. dozens of fishermen suddenly stranded. "what if i could retire sooner?" and so she'll get some advice from fidelity, and fidelity will help her explore some different scenarios, like saving more every month. ♪ and that has carla feeling so confident that she can enjoy her dream... right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. i'm still going for what's next. even with higher stroke risk due to... afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfa

>> yeah, rob, we won't be fooled by how pictureesque that looks behind you. rob, thank you. and as you heard rob point out there, this nor'easter is slow-moving, churning overnight and even into tomorrow. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee here in new york city tonight to time this all out for us. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. yes, it is the storm that never ends. or at least seemingly so. if you see behind me, the bright lights of times square, this is the first time we've been able to see those. i could barely see the first traffic light here along seventh avenue for much of today. and that's the problem. blowing snow, i-, i-. i want to take you through what's going to happen, because this is now officially our biggest snowstorm in more than five years. i think we could make it into the top ten snowstorms in new york city. but you see that radar and the movement of the futurecast. you take it until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, it is still snowing. remember, low pressure system right up along the coast, they rotate counterclockwise. it's going to gra

hi rob.>>hey there thanks so much we'll start with the weather tonight and that's still unfolding crisis in texas that's where millions of folks have been n battling frigid temperatures without heat power and water just a few minutes ago we got an important update from the governor of the state will fill you in on that and plus any relief coming soon from mother nature. also tonight, the fallout after texas senator ted cruz left texas to head to cancun in the middle of that weather crisis. we'll have the latest on that 2 plus big news from the white house today as president biden unveils his immigration plan what his agenda could mean for the the country. also are dive a little deeper tonight into those covid-19 variance as they continue to spread throughout america, how dangerous are they exactly and will the current vaccines on national national death toll now gets closer to half a million americans. and finally a very big day as you know for nasa has its rover lands on mars what are scient

>>do not mess with not that thanks rob. >>all right news nation airs on wgn america at 8 o'clock our time you can find it on the channel's listed here we have more details on our website kron 4 dot com. coming up next here on kron 4 news at 3 we'll have a live interview with a doctor on what is being called the west coast variant of the coronavirus want to talk about schools reopening. >>and the new information that just came in >>a corner was very that was first detected in los angeles county last year has now spread to at least 19 states. we have a lot of covid questions we're going to be joined right now by doctor george rutherford from ucsf thank you for joining us. so a lot of questions can we go over a little bit about this variant. that's in first spotted in southern california. what does that mean. >>well fire says tons of more we look for these mutations more will find this is seems to have arisen in southern california. it's also fairly prominent across the state and southern california. it's now thought to make u

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thank you rob to the east bay now the oakland city council.ved an emergency ordinance for increased pay for grocery store employees that means that large retail stores like trader joe's whole foods and safe way we'll all have to pay employees an extra $5 an hour. the additional hazard pay is already costing businesses in southern california. the grocery store chain kroger says it is closing 2 of its stores in long beach after that city mandated supermarkets to increase pay by $4 an hour. the same ordinance is also being considered in san jose tonight, we'll let you know when those results are in. another big story we're following for you tonight a growing effort to replace governor gavin newsome and last night we told you former san diego mayor kevin faulconer officially announce he is running against newsome. >>and this all comes as a new poll shows new sums approval ratings are declining among california voters kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>california comeback moderate republican and former mayor kevin faulcon

fladeboe kron 4 thank you for that rob.n the north bay marine counties, expanding the pool of people eligible to sign up for a coronavirus vaccination kron four's charles clifford has an update. >>well as of today february 15th, anyone who's 65 years or older here in marin county can now go online make an appointment to receive a coronavirus vaccine up until now the county and health care providers across marion county have prioritized people are 75 years or older because that is the group that is most likely to die from coronavirus but the county says they made good progress on vaccinating that group and they are ready to open it up to a larger age range the problem right now is the vaccine supply is very limited the county only has about a one week notice on how many vaccination doses it will actually receive and they are not receiving nearly enough marine county's health officer doctor matt willis wants the public to know that they are getting the vaccine doses they have out to people as quickly as they can soon as we ge

for those who don't know, rob is quite a - who don't know, rob is quite a personality.meet him after the match, because there is a special concert for you guys got amok yes, there is a special concert before the game. and you will be there for that? i will! iwill and you will be there for that? i will! i will be taking off a little bit after this. i have to drive down there, it'll take about an hour. the world talks — there, it'll take about an hour. the world talks about coronavirus and almost nothing else. you must have had a pretty tough time in florida, judging by the reports. how has it been for you and your colleagues working in the icy you —— in the intensive care? it working in the icy you -- in the intensive care?— working in the icy you -- in the intensive care? it is been pretty difficult, intensive care? it is been pretty difficult. but — intensive care? it is been pretty difficult, but we _ intensive care? it is been pretty difficult, but we have _ intensive care? it is been pretty difficult, but we have been - intensive care? it is been pretty| difficult,

>>time for winners and losers with our financial expert, rob black hi there rob.e a lost some audio video here but that picture. he looked very i would invest i would invest. all right so what's what's going on with the sox's dicey tech go down and i get worried. yeah, it comes the 2020 was a great ever since 2012 we've had up markets essentially minus a small period of time. >>but yeah, the amazon's the off >>polls microsoft's. >>they're all pulling back a little bit because it's been big winners. they have these huge gyrations think of them as you know 4 pound gorillas it's tough become. or off. but stocks are slipping a little bit and it's normal healthy we're leaving season, it's typically at that time. some analysts that i follow expect a correction in the short term, but they're calling it a buying opportunity correction. so i got my list ready to place my cash not stressed. we have stimulus coming we have low interest rates. and then we got to kind re opening play out there as well as covid near so things are made by the way we've got to troy dollars person

all right, rob. we'll talk to you soon. >>> a young athlete got a surprise call from one of her idols and it gave her just the jolt she needed before a big meet. and janai is here to talk more about that. janai, good morning. >> good morning. yeah, ucla gymnast margzetta azr'rentlo rtine went viral. it was an incredible tribute to janet jackson, one of her idols, so you can imagine how emotional she became which she got a text saying, we'll call in one minute, and then she saw who was on the line. >> it just inspired me to want to do more and do better and be stronger. i absolutely loved it. >> thank you so much. that means everything to me. >> holy cow. that of course was none other than ms. jackson herself, telling frazier how he was touched and inspired by her routine and that encouragement led frazier to put on a career performance recording two best -- two personal bests with her highest scores ever on the beam and the vault at her next meet. look at this. >> and i literally met my hero and she

rob marciano, who's upstairs with the latest on the forecast. hey, rob. >> good morning, guys. to start with this weather-related wreck in montana, i-90 shut down for several hours yesterday. 30-car pileup. no fatalities thankfully. pictures coming in. there were two serious injuries. they reopened it eventually. 20 to 30 inches of snow in montana and wyoming and idaho. big-time rain across kentucky, these aerial views of the flooded landscape there, saturated ground, and there's more rain on the way. you see it there on the radar. 21 states on alert right now, including winter weather alerts across the northern tier. 1 to 2 inches of snow per hour in some areas. the rainfall plus severe weather i think is going to be the main threat today, east of dallas, up through little rock and shreveport, memphis and nashville. several rounds of rain coming as well. severe weather including the potential of tornadoes late afternoon to early evening, when we think this will happen. look at this, 3 to 5 inches of rainfall from shreveport to memphis. >>> today's february 28th, last day of a

rob sechin, is that the story? rates going up, stocks going down >> i think for now it is, especially technology stocks we have to remember we are in the early innings of a profit recovery and it's been accompanied by unprecedented monetary and fiscal stimulus and for those reasons we remain pretty bullish i think the way we've structured this is we're viewing this as a digestion period for technology. we don't think you have to run from tech, but by the same -- and you shouldn't run from tech because you'll ultimately be underweight the market and it's a very dangerous position to be in, but we're planting seeds of optionality within some of the cyclical sectors of the market you know, i also like the fact that a lot of the bears are raising concerns right now because if everybody was on the one side of the boat i think it gets to be dangerous some of the changes we've made recently, scott, just in the last week is we remained overweight equities and we dialled it back just a little bit. we've added to our cyclica

>>kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose was how things are going so far rob. >>well that's right this ongoing strategy is designed to overcome what called vaccine distribution inequities by coming to hard hit areas like here in east, san jose and another was bringing the vaccine to where people live. here's more. >>1, 2, 3, just moments after getting her first dose of covid-19 vaccine here at santa clara county's newest vaccination site. felicia to says she's feeling a little better about the world and i think i'm more right now you know but stay home ryan because of located here at valley health center east on mckee road. the appointment only site has the capacity to vaccinate several 100 people per day in a part of town hit hard by the pandemic and conveniently just down the street from regional medical center east valley will play a key role in the broadening of capacity is vaccine eligibility expands next week to include teachers and others working in education food service and agriculture today we have just over 9,000 appointments scheduled across the dif

how that first day went so far rob.that's right ken, you know the first day here at the county's newest mass vaccination site was billed as a kind of soft opening. the final numbers aren't in i was told that they were expecting about 500 people to get vaccinated today and that that number would be going up dramatically in the days ahead, but all depended upon the amount of vaccine available. here's more. >>a shot of clark county health system run mass vaccination site here at levi stadium opened tuesday afternoon on able to get a shot elsewhere, but grateful for the opportunity today was bob carlson of san jose kaiser doesn't have the supply and so the county did what they had to do and let's get all the 65 plus people inoculated the clinic is by appointment only for all county residents and health care workers over 65. the goal was to design a system that has just one limitation vaccine. supply on hand for the opening of the levi's clinic but unable to promise more vaccine just yet was governor gavin newsome. >>and we'

fladeboe kron 4 news rob. thank that organizers of the effort together petitions to remove governor newsome from office say. >>they've almost met their goal of getting the recall on the ballot. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala talked with a senior adviser for the recall campaign and has the latest update. >>it's not about to go sir when it goes through and it will go through of the effort to recall governor gavin newsome said they've collected one 0.8 to 5 million signatures as of thursday meeting about 1.5 million signatures validated by the secretary of state's office supporters say they're aiming for 2 million signatures to account for potential rejection rate of about 25% that having what is continuing and we think that there's going to be a special election later this year, the update comes after the governor spent 2 weeks touring various vaccination sites up and down the state with other local democratic leaders newsome has said he's not focused on the recall effort against him recall proponents

rob. >> yeah. we had that 3.2 earthquake along the fault location that is fairly active for those quakes. our story for the weather, a spring-like weekend. ran chances will come back thursday, friday, saturday. the top concern of the night right now might be patchy fog setting up in a few spots. 50 degrees, a popular number across the bay. walnut creek, you can see the beacon there. you see that flash of light. they do that sunday night. that is a nice sight around the east bay. san jose, 50 with a few high clouds. now what does not look so good, the allergy report. if you have been sneezing a lot lately, cedar, ash, elm and pine. trees think it is spring with some of the warm temperatures. tomorrow morning upper 30s in the cooler north bay valleys. elsewhere patchy fog, partly cloudy skies and temperatures coming down. lower to middle 60s for high in the south bay. 60 in oakland. lower 60s in santa rosa. more significant rain chances thursday night in to friday. another storm drops in on saturday.

thank you rob.ther big story we're following for you tonight has to do with a very limited supply of covid-19 barry counties are receiving and then demand is far outweighing that supply case in point sonoma county where a lack of screening capability allowed thousands of people under the age of 75 to schedule vaccination appointments. >>only to have those appointments canceled kron four's dan kerman has been following this story. he joins us live with more dan what's the story here. well you know it's a scoop is with vaccines. the key word has been uncertainty and in sonoma county it is just got worse to the problems with the website. >>and with that focus on getting those 75 plus vaccinated even though the state has said you can vaccinate those 65 plus. in an effort to vaccinate it's 36,000 residents aged 75 plus sonoma county set up a clinic in rohnert park. unfortunately, when the appointment link was leaked to social media. it had no capability to screen out those under 75. more than 6,000 peopl

>>rob fladeboe live for us tonight in san jose appreciate that rob a lot of moving parts case that they need to do is they ramp up the vaccination meanwhile expanding vaccine access to people 65 and older andre is something that is not only happening in santa clara county that's right 2 major providers are now also letting those 65 and older schedule appointments. our conference dan kerman is live for us said ucsf with more on that >>that's right ucsf and son are both allowing those 65 and older to schedule but don't get the feeling that this is because they have just discovered a whole slew of extra vaccine. supply that is not the reason but they are still expanding those 65 plus can make an appointment. >>sutter health expanding the group it's giving covid-19 vaccinations to instead of just those 75 and up right now center patients, 65 and up can schedule an appointment through sutter health's website or by phone. and it's not just senator that's expanding the rollout still 75 year-old patients coming in, but now we also are mixing in. >>patients who are 65 doctor josh adler is overse