why rob barnett believes there could be a big -- why rob arnott believes there could be a big market correction in the ev craze. that is next. blerg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets, i'm matt miller. after its worst drawdown in five decades during the pandemic, value investing is making a comeback. inverts best quarter since june of 2000. joining us now is research affiliates rob arnott. a pioneer investor. rob, great to get some time with you. appreciate you stopping by the program. let me ask first what you make of this rotation, everyone watching factors so closely, doesn't make sense? rob: it makes a lot of sense. the interesting thing is timing market turns is near impossible. long-term market directions not that difficult. when it comes to value, the spread in valuation between growth and value stocks, at the peak of the tech bubble, if you use the classic french definition of value, at the peak of the tactile, the price-to-book was 10 times that of value. by last august, it had stretched out to 13 times. 30% more expensive than the peak of the tech bubble. by other metrics,

i hope this isn't rob.-husband, rob dixon, because she knew paige was afraid of him. then the next day linderholm heard about paige's car and the fire. >> i wanted to go over and look at it, and i arrived just in time for -- it was put on a platform on a trailer and it was being hauled away. when it passed me, i just -- it just left me with this horrible feeling. >> as she drove away something across the road caught her eye. it was a sign for bob scott rvs. >> lester jones had told me that he worked for bob scott rv. and when i drove around, i saw a car in the parking lot that was the same one that was in the driveway when i walked up to lester jones' house. and i thought, "oh, my god." >> right away carol went to the sheriff's office, told them all she knew about lester ralph jones. how much credence did you give that story, or did you? >> we gave it a lot of credence. >> in fact, a week after paige disappeared, they brought jones in for questioning. >> mr. jones, i appreciate you coming down, okay? >> sur

good to see you both rob, welcome back. >> thank you, man. for having me. >> so i've got to know how this was pitched to you my understanding is you learned about it during the season, that mark cuban was a bit of an influence, but who came to you and what was your first reaction on this? >> you know, i've been just hearing about this crypto money for a couple months now. i have a good friend, guy to a mineral lake all the time throughout the season to recover, and my good friend there has been talking about crypto money for months now. there's been teammates talking about crypto money i've had friends talking about crypto money, and i never really understood it. during the season that crypto stuff, i'm live, i'm not digital during the season. football is live so i was like, yeah, that's sweet and everything i didn't know much about it. and now that the season is over, adam, joe from medium rare came to me and told me about these nfts, nonfungible tokens, and how crypto money works, how this is all working and everything. i'm not no expert or

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rob: you put your finger on the problem. valuing intangibles requires defining intangibles and different companies define it in different ways. money spent on advertising, branding, building reputation. that money is spent on intangibles, reputation and a boost to business over long periods of time. our approach is simple -- take r&d, add it to the book value, and amortize it out over the next 10 years on the supposition that if you spend $1 million on r&d, you better get your money back in 10 years or it was a stupid investment. caroline: let's talk about wise investments. i spend a lot of time trying to convince romain and joe that everything comes back to the united kingdom and the pound. for once you are backing me out. you are saying u.k. value is the trade of the decade. rob: there is a couple of components. value relative to growth has never been cheaper globally. in the u.s., the spread in price-to-book value of growth versus value was 10 to one at the peak of the tech bubble. last august it was 12 to one. value was

kron four's rob san jose with a look at how in - it's going is inside a gym right now surprise you on hold a dumbbell the other hand robin. >>maybe after hours justine say the place here looks a little empty right now because they're between reservations judging from the turnout. so far here this morning this afternoon. there's no shortage of ready and anxious to get back indoors to resume their workout regimens let's take a closer look. >>back seen exercising mind and body may be the best remedy for the pandemic blues pumped that she can now resume her daily workout indoors that the just reopen the key road 24 hour fitness is mabel fernandez, i'm very excited to be back. >>i was going to the al gore and it was packed all the time so it feels good to be back in the war. >>24 hour fitness like other indoor fitness centers has reopened its santa clara county and san francisco clubs at 10% of capacity as part of a return to the red tier of the reopening framework. >>our members the community know that we're excited to to be back open be right for providing. >>our services again masks are

back to you. >> thanks, rob. >> thank you, rob. >>> returning to normal.ing up, the discussions one psychologist says you have with your children as we enter our post-pandemic world. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> it's been a long year, but the nation and the world is starting to return to normal and that means many of our children heading back to school. but the shift back to normal life can be difficult for them. one clinical psychologist is sharing some tips on conversations to have with your kids as you prepare for post-pandemic life. >> let's really talk about what the classroom environment is going to look like. is it indoors?

two women attacked and robbed, one after another in broad daylight in daly city. we've been reporting on an asian elder who was violently robbed on thursday and police are investigating whether this same man attacked another woman that same day. we have been reporting on this surveillance video which shows a man throwing a 69-year-old woman to the ground and stealing her purse before running off. daly city police believe new video shows the same man attacking another woman right before this. >> reporter: the woman attacked and robbed in this new surveillance video cannot be seen, but she can be heard. desperately screaming for help as surveillance video shows two men quickly run away after allegedly stealing her purse. witnesses say this robbery happened on thursday just moments before another that was caught on camera and has led to outrage in the community. witnesses say that video shows what appears to be a man wearing similar clothing as seen in the first robbery, robbing this 69-year-old woman. >> i was shocked. >> reporter: the man whose security camera capt

rob marciano has been keeping an eye on the severe weather. good morning, rob. >> like deja vu. just two days ago we had this tornado outbreak, and that system went up to the northeast with winds and severe weather. dropped a tornado in middlebury, vermont, and strong winds in north buffalo taking down trees like this, and i think we'll see a similar setup here, and because of that, the national weather service issued numerous high wind alerts through the adirondacks and the moiuntains f northern new england. as we go through the afternoon, and the low gets closer, these winds will wind up along with some rain. gusting 15 to 25, maybe 30 or 40 miles per hour as the thing kind of accelerates into the overnight hours. this will happen overnight, and kind of be a scary night in some spots, and we may see trees and power lines down before tomorrow morning. that's a check on what's happening nationally. time for a look at your local forecast. >>> so more wind coming up for the northeast, dan, and hand on the toupee. >> got to keep this thing in tight. >> exactly. >> i moved to kind o

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and from rob smith's problematic podcast it is rob smith. lisa, i was pretty confident that hr1 is something they say they want. but they can't make it happen. now they have come up with a new idea of doing it as it was recon reconciliation with 50 votes. >> they have this point written down, it was one that i was plan on making on your show, we think so much alike, this is important. so far we had senators stand in opposition. to end the filibuster, but today. manchin talking about maybe not ending the filibuster but changing the rules, it would be a talking filibuster, bill will be filibustered for as long as senator or minority of willing to stand on the senate floor, then open the door for bill passed along partnership lines, you look at hr1 it is disguised. and media going along with it, saying it a voting rights bill, but it is a power grab from the left. what is concerning, it would codify a lot of concerns and reasons why so many people --distrust 2020 elections, allow for 10 days for ballots to be counted. we would not know the elec

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surveillance video shows the victim being knocked to the ground and robbed in daly city. it happened yesterday afternoon. one leader in the bay area law enforcement calling these violent attacks poison in our community. kpix5's andria borba is live in daly city where officers are investigating this latest disturbing incident. >> reporter: well, elizabeth and ken, daly city police are on the hunt for the attack on an elderly asian person knocking her to the ground and robbing her. watch as the 78-year-old asian american woman is walking on the sidewalk only to be rushed, dragged into the street and robbed. after her attacker leaves, she gets up off the asphalt and begins frantically waving her arms for help. it is the latest in a string of violent attacks on asians in america. >> we have to change our hearts. >> reporter: speaking with leaders in atlanta today after a shooting that left six asian woman dead, president joe biden and vice president kamala harris addressed the spike in hate. >> everyone has the right to go to work, to go to school, to walk down the street and

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good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning again, eva.se, there are two side, the cold snowy part that will be here shortly and the warm sector and severe weather part with damaging winds and flooding. we saw that yesterday with some of these severe storms in the texas panhandle. flooding rains there with this one in cone, texas, missouri, you have already seen heavy rain and the flash flood watch continues for that area. as far as what we expect for severe weather today, the red is on the map, unfortunately, this afternoon and evening, amarillo and points into western parts of oklahoma could see not just tornadoes but strong long track damaging tornadoes. we're worried about that. from dodge city back to the rio grande, good chance of seeing damaging storms with wind and hail. up to three inches of rainfall there across some of these storms into nebraska but two to four inches of heavy, wet snow just east of the c >>> good saturday morning. i'm abc7 meteorologist frances. during the 7:00 hour, temperatures will be in the 40s, mostly sunn

let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, more rain on the way. >> yeah, it's what could fall beyond rain, maybe some hail, maybe snow on the higher peaks around the bay area as this cold storm from the gulf of alaska brings big changes, probably starting around this time tomorrow. right now we've still got clear skies, including near walnut creek. a spot that was earlier in the 60s still at 60 degrees. southwest wind at 10 miles an hour. we'll see a big drop in temperatures midweek. showers returning. so it's not a long period of rain, it's a band of showers that passes through. with the cold air aloft and heating below, that is the perfect recipe for hail and isolated thunderstorms by tuesday and wednesday. i don't think there's going to be a big impact on your morning commute tomorrow, 30s and 40s to start. as that cold storm drops out of the gulf of alaska, it's going to stick around for a while. look at how the cold air and showers keep going all the way through wednesday. we'll show you how much rain and potentiall

rob marciano standing by with the timing and the track. >>> traffic stop shootout. the dramatic new video tonight. a woman killed and an officer shot. what led up to the deadly scene. >>> hot mic outrage. the sports announcer heard using racial slurs about a high school girls basketball team. tonight, his surprising response. >>> and the senator facing racism accusations over his comments about the january 6th insurrection. what the wisconsin lawmaker said he would have felt if it had been black lives matter protesters or antifa marching to the capitol that day. >>> and "america strong." the extraordinary high school wrestler. he lost his sight, beat cancer, but not letting anything stand in his way. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. as we come on the air tonight, growing concerns about the coronavirus pandemic. with more states easing restrictions and spring break now in full swing, thousands flocking to florida, many in the crowds without masks. 24 states now rolling back restrictions, including california. the state allow

rob, good morning once again. >> reporter: hey, good morning, dan.ed snowing yet, but they're taking the storm very seriously. the biggest storm here since 2003. they've already activated the national guard. they're warning people to stay home if you can. this is the cold side of the storm. the warm side has had impacts already. three tornados touching down in the panhandle and tearing apart farm structures there. nobody hurt luckily. it looks dicey today. some storms had heavy rain with them. cohn, texas seeing some potential downpours. we'll see a flash flood threat today across the northern part of system. there you see the flooding range across parts of missouri. the snow is cranking in colorado later this afternoon. the winds blowing tonight in cheyenne and eastern nebraska. western nebraska we have blizzard warnings posted. now an enhanced risk has been updated to a moderate risk for tornados in that red area near amarillo, stretching over to parts of oklahoma. then a big area seeing a slight risk of seeing storms that will create damaging wind

rob fladeboe kron 4 news., thanks very first possible democratic candidate is emerging amid the effort to. >> recall governor gavin newsome and ashley zavala explains the latest surrounding the attempt to remove know some from office. >> former democratic presidential candidate tom stier is the latest name to surface as the governor's recall election looms. stier is reportedly pulling into offering himself as a potential fallback candidate. according to politico skier's team wednesday would not confirm or deny the reports tire davis a statement saying, quote, the recall effort in california are a clear attempt by gop to take back control of the state and schools. the progressive momentum that swept through 2020 and will carry forward. that's why i oppose the recall governor newsome sidestepping the question when asked about steyer's actions wednesday canada overwhelm with the incredible support. >> that democratic party has shown in opposition of this recall. i've been humbled by that. and very proud to have t

well the government has actually defended dominic rob's comment saying that this leaked order far was actually clipped and actually distorted the truth but we've also heard from the opposition party the labor party hitting out saying that dominic rob's comments behind closed doors actually completely undermined their public statements at the same time but it's not just dominic rob who has been accused long before of turning a blind eye to human rights abuses but saying something else publicly. we make good on my pledge bringing to force the united kingdom's 1st thomas human rights sanctions regime which gives us the power to impose sanctions on the on those involved in the very worst human rights abuses right around the world so when it comes to the big security and human rights challenges of our time we need this all united nations to forge a bold new multilateralism. so when it comes to championing human rights across the world it seems like the united kingdom can talk the talk but can't quite walk the walk but this week it really does feel as though britain is going through some so

rob ktvu, fox two news.h, yeah. you sure see a lot of those masks around just if you just taking a walk or anything, so maybe if you see into maybe pick him up, and there's gonna be a lot of that stuff around the next few months, certainly. or next year, okay, so we're waiting for the rain. it's been dry the last six days, and it's going to stay dry the next six days, so. at least six days, maybe 8 to 10 days, so we're in a dry patterns could be a little cooler tomorrow and that sets up because low pressure gets close to us. those clouds you saw tonight? that's part of that low pressure. so as we get turds through thursday into friday, saturday and sunday, we're basically going to be looking at temperatures warming up into the mid seventies since we pretty nice pretty nice weekend. very spring like weekend for the for the most part is we look at, uh outside, you know, you got let's win tonight. we're gonna have a mild evening because the cloud cover what have you overnight lows. we're going to stay pretty mu

not like rob. for sure. we are looking at some cloudy skies overhead today. no rain to make a rainbow that you find your pot of gold at the end of so i guess you got to listen to rob's advice for that this morning. >> looking outside at our center tower cam. we do have clear enough skies at least star as your commute goes. no fog. it's just the cloud cover that we have overhead and that cloud cover pretty apparent when you take one look at your radar right here. 40's for most of our current temperatures. now we start the morning in the 30's for a lot of areas like san jose palo alto in hayward. obviously these areas have since seen temperatures rising out of the that range of numbers. santa rosa and san in some of them still at 39 degrees. so we need the jackets today and you're going want to keep him around into the afternoon, too. talking tomorrow's rain. still to come. first, let's go to rein in, though with your updated book at the roads. all right. john, thanks for that. we are looking at the

meteorologist rob mayeda with a look at what to expect for upcoming workweek, rob. >> i know, this condition, so nice tied, looking like springs. going to see changes. over my shoulder, cold storm system dropping down out of the gulf of alaska that will bring a big drop in temperatures. north bay to the south, still seeing 60s around the bay area. 59 at southwest wind of 13 miles per hour close to tiberon. storm ranger. this is going to park over the bay area late tomorrow and stay over california through wednesday, get progressively cooler. snow levels around the higher peaks of the bay area. could see thundershowers too. tomorrow morning, showers holding off except for areas around mendocino county. breezy finish, increasing rain chances middle part of the week. closer look at areas that could see snow and what rain we can expect in eight minutes. back to you. >> we look forward to it. >>> if you want to know when the weather will change in your neighborhood, download the nbc bay area app. it is free. >>> traffic jam at port of oakland, blame the pandemic. 7 to 11 ships are anchored in the

>> rob marciano, thank you tonight and stay safe, rob, with the team there. >>> in the meantime, we're going to turn next this evening to that urgent new plea from the fbi tonight. they need the public's help. they're releasing disturbing new vid yeos of the capitol riot. they need help in identifying ten suspects in some of the most brutal assaults on officers. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi on the hunt for this man seen viciously beating police with a metal pole, aggressively jabbing officers trying to defend the u.s. capitol. fbi agents are urgently asking for the public's help to identify him and nine others who violently attacked police on january 6th. they say this man assaulted d.c. police officer daniel hodges, seen here screaming for his life. the unknown suspect ripping off the officer's mask. >> did you think you might actually die that day? >> yeah. absolutely crossed my mind. i thought, you know, this could be the end. >> reporter: fbi agents also looking for this man they believe used an electric cattle prod to atta

let's get right to rob marciano in denver tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. such a high impact storm already for the southwest turning out to be a blockbuster storm here east of the rockies. a myriad of alerts up. tornado on the ground in the texas panhandle. the next few hours will be dangerous there. the snow develops here overnight. but doesn't wrap up until tomorrow afternoon. that's when the warm sector really stretches across oklahoma and texas. and the wind and snow continue here along the i-25 corridor, pummelling through sunday. two to four feet of snow in the foothills. one to two feet of heavy, wet snow here in denver. that will make it potentially a crippling snowstorm for the city. david? >> we'll be watching all week. rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, the airline passenger fined $14,000. that's a very good question. will there be an ev for me? what about me? an ev for me? what about me? can i get one too? an ev for this princess? what's an ev? and there better be one for me. and what about michelle from michigan? me? what about me? us? will

what did you play as a kid, rob? >> i was looking at that electronic-football game, flight simulator. couple of those. >> yeah. some of those. >> but yeah. just watching those little red, l.e.d. lights. and now, things have gotten a lot more advanced including, of course, some of the technology we bring you. your weather, tonight. as you can see over my shoulder, we have got some showers now moving off to the east. our storm ranger mobile doppler radar, there is another sign of modern technology. starting to see the showers head out of the bay area. so now we are getting the sunshine and some clearing skies as we take you around the bay area right now. you can see, san jose, some of that sunshine for you. this is the final evening of winter. we are just hours away from the start of spring, which technically starts at 2:37 in the morning. there, you see, 58 degrees in san jose. northwest wind close to 15 miles per hour. and here is a pretty view from the north bay looking towards san francisco. tiberon, 58 degrees. we

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here is for a less eventful 22 for maki. >> 22 is really old, then you and i and rob, we are very old. >> if we were lemurs. >> in lemur years. >> yes. lemur age. >> that is very true, yes. >> let's talk about the weather right now as we move from the zoo to what you can expect for the rest of the weekend. we have a chilly evening around the bay area right now, but by tomorrow, we could be seeing a chance of maybe some of the low snow levels again, and rain and some wind making a comeback. yes, the rain is returning for sunday, and the rain is chilly and in the 40s and 50s outside and if you are going to head out, you will want not a thick jacket, but a thicker coat as the temperatures are going to drop into the 30s and 40s, and with that we are missing out on a foot or more of rain. and in livermore, an inch of rain is what we have been missing out in san jose, and missing out on about 7 inches of rain, so we do need some rain and we will get a little bit in the next few days. in sierra, we will see that we are below average, and the tahoe reports, more snow coming in, and the extend

mother wasn't robbed once she was robbed over and over again. by the pandemic no sir you know blood is just blind to nationalities. as american people temperature the we don't have the facts in the whole world peace to be. judged. come in a crisis like this sentence. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each in our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. with. the base program with the united states and china and russia big countries which they don't like. to you does matter what kind of regime they don't have. problems with different regimes countries generally is quite a bit like saudi arabia for example but it is their. different regimes which misbehave in this very strong that americans cannot do nothing about so there is 0 does that and they don't know what to do with it so bush go to you know the swiss the swiss. i had a good friend he would always come in ab

rob, how do you like that?estly, maria, this is, you know, we start talking about 3 billion-dollar infrastructure bills and things like that, this tipped off the craze starting last year where people are searching for tangible assets, ways to diversify away from the dollar and keep up with inflation and when you look at this, to me it makes a little bit of sense. we saw people -- there's a lot of high-net worth people who are looking for ways to diversify away from the dollar and quite honestly, i think a lot of people are just now starting to hear about nft's but this is a craze that will be quite a while. for people like artists and so forth, these are actually tied to smart contract that is allow them to get to monetize further sales into the future so they are able to sell properties and collect on it in the future. nfg's are something investors should learn about. maria: jon, nft's have become big business, nonfundable tokens. jon: rob, maybe you can explain what an nft is. i don't get why someone would wa

for more on this some joined now by rob wants from d.w. business who's been following the story rob the number of people already vaccinated is remarkably low in the european union what can the e.u. do to ramp up vaccination. yeah i mean there are 3 key things that the e.u. wants and really needs to do if it is going to improve its vaccine rollouts it needs more vaccines to be produced within the european union and has to improve the distribution of those vaccines and actually get them into people's arms but what it also needs to do is to limit the number of those vaccines that are leaving the e.u. shores for other countries so we had a meeting this week of e.u. leaders to discuss how to improve this sluggish rollout and they resolved to to all 3 of those things one way or another but the the most controversial and the most notable that they discussed and have concluded that does need to happen is that limiting of exports vaccines the e.u. has exported more than 70000000 coronavirus vaccines to 33 countries some of those countries have got

live in east palo alto rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>thank you rob, a look at this wall of roaring flames that is what san francisco. firefighters were met with when they got to the scene in the outer mission. this morning, 7 people were hurt. they're hospitalized with minor to moderate injuries. firefighters rescued 6 people. the 7th got out of the home without assistance. this is on lawrence avenue between mission street any boulevard near cuyahoga park. the firefighters were able to keep that blaze to just that one home amazingly it's not clear. what started the fire but crews are investigating. still to come tonight working to protect asian americans. the latest efforts in oakland's chinatown to keep vulnerable people safe after a rise in violent attacks and some high school students orange county will go back to the classroom as early as tomorrow, but we know about their new staggered approach to in person learning. >>and outrage in the east bay, why some parents say today's actions from the leader of the teachers union is >>in t

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rob ktvu, fox two news. way are looking at the weather out there today. another really nice day temperatures got up into the sixties couple of 70 showed up, but it's a dry weather pattern. that's the weather headline right now. we're not looking at an opportunity for rain for well, we haven't seen rain insistence march 18th, and it looks like the next six to feet to maybe 10. great days could be dry so something to pay attention to. it could be concerned about let me get some snow flurries up in lake tahoe. but that's not putting anything in our reservoirs. the trend tomorrow will be for a temperature drop as that weak system goes by to the north. that's that one. it might bring some snow flurries like tall. it's a non event, but it will drop temperatures down. so instead of upper sixties is mid sixties tomorrow. that's thursday and then friday, saturday and sunday temperatures comeback rebound quickly and that'll put us in the mid seventies upper seventies perhaps low eighties. so tomorrow is a cooler day b

rob bonta who represents the east bay is governor newsom's choice for that role.that announcement came this afternoon in san francisco's chinatown. if confirmed by the state legislature, he would become the first filipino-american to serve as attorney general. this comes amid rising attacks on asian-americans. >> that would be one of my top priorities, to make sure that we protect those who are facing the forces of hate and that we hold accountable those who would perpetrate hate violence against others in our community. >> bonta is a yale law school graduate and served as san francisco's deputy attorney. bonta has authored many criminal justice reform bills that would expunge marijuana convictions and end the cash bail system. his nomination must be confirmed by the senate within the next 90 days. >>> coming up, a secret pile of cash earmarked for some frustrated travelers. are you one of them? chris tells you if you're eligible. >>> plus, still stuck. the complicated situation under folding in egypt's suez canal tonight. >>> and check out this map. you can see t

thank you rob.tonight, we know that a lot of san entry school students will be returning to the classroom in mid april the district made that formal announcement today that's after reaching an agreement with its teachers and the plan focuses on the youngest students first thing grade pre k to seconds kron four's dan kerman is live at all rado elementary school in the city with more >>well that's right this is one of the schools that will be one of the first to open here in san francisco, the plan is to rule them out easily one of the time or i should say in groups a time starting with about to begin with they don't know exactly how many students will be there on that first day they said several 1000 at first, but they are still getting 4 inch back from parents some not ready to bring their kids back for in person learning others are and that will as a result, determine just how many days students will spend in the classroom. beginning april 12th, the san francisco unified school district plans to re

rob fladeboe kron 4 news rob, thank you. francisco board of education voted to remove vice president alison collins. >> because of racist tweets. she posted back in 2016, the tweets were derogatory toward asian americans since the tweets reemerge. there has been a heavy public outcry for collins his resignation before last night's vote. collins did publicly apologize. but refused to step down from her position. president of the united educators of san francisco, susan solomon released the following statement saying we expect the best from our leaders and we hope this sparks more conversation to discuss how to address systemic racism in our schools. classrooms and communities as a top priority. you eat sf will work with community allies and taking the lead in exploring opportunities to heal and convene communities together so we can find ways to restore trust in commissioner collins as she continues to serve the students of san francisco. well, what parts of the bay area now and the orange tier restaurants can increase indoor

rob fladeboe kron 4 news let us hope so. thank you, rob. >> now some developing news just in to the kron 4 news room, an investigation is underway after a police shooting in hayward. this is video from the scene happened at the motel 6 on industrial parkway just after 2 o'clock this afternoon. police are asking folks to avoid the area. they're going to be holding a press conference at 6 o'clock tonight, releasing new information and we will be there and we'll bring you updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. >> all right. we're taking a live look right now. our sutro cam at downtown san francisco on it clear day. for now. >> yeah. talking weather with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, not as cold as yesterday, lawrence waiting for the next round. of rain. yeah. not too far away. in fact, the timing on this moving up a bit. we could see some rain as early. that's tomorrow night outside, though that turned out to be a beautiful day after a very cold start. they some of the overnight lows in the 20's and the 30's

rob fladeboe kron 4 news.nk you, rob a california legislative proposal that reduces the penalty for committing armed robberies. >> is drawing condemnation from a broad coalition who opposed the idea they say it's dangerous sow ever the lawmaker behind the senate bill says it will prevent overcharging nonviolent criminals. scott force's secret yoon reports. >> that found patient opposes this bill as matter of fact, in our opinion it is a crime in and of itself. california state assembly. bill sb 82 would reduce robberies that do not involve a weapon or to sot with great bodily injury from felony crimes to misdemeanors. >> simply put. >> senator leahy to encourage more robberies to occur in creates a dangerous environment to put all of california in danger. >> this statewide coalition of community leaders law enforcement officials victims rights advocates are sounding the alarm warning of what they say will be an incentive for more crimes be committed if punishment is reduced during virtual press conference. the

. >>> rob mayeda, it was a nice, early spring feeling day today. >> lots of sunshine, 60s around, and still enjoying nice weather for now. but tomorrow get ready for cooler changes and there's still more winter officially before spring gets under way. going to be interesting week. not just showers but low snow levels and maybe a chance for thundershowers. a continuation of beautiful sunday afternoon and evening in the bay area. sunshine in san francisco about 54 degrees. more around walnut creek and mount diablo. more sunday sunshine at 61 degrees. northwest wind at 13. evening plans look good, approaching 11:00, upper 40s, mostly clear, and should be a dry start to tomorrow morning. wake up to 40s around san jose and san francisco. mid to upper 30s, napa. but going to see clouds, highs will trend cooler. now talking 50s and more where that's coming from next few days. storm we've been watching in gulf of alaska is going to bring down much colder air into the region by tuesday and wednesday. first impact will be increasing clouds for morning. evening, from the afternoon see the hours

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rob rob ktvu, fox two news. today, san francisco police announced the arrest of three men in connection with an attack on a 67 year old asian man last month. police say this morning they arrested 3 19 year olds from antioch killed, calvin burns, shell, jason a. roscoe and no weld. beer shares. officers also sees two guns and say the three were wanted in connection with multiple auto burglaries just before they robbed an attack. the 67 year old man on february 23rd. you're chinatown. today. georgia prosecutor's charge robert aaron long with eight counts of murder in the deadly shooting at three atlanta area massage parlors, investigators are trying to determine a motive here. six of the victims were asian and seven were women, authorities say. the 21 year old told them he had a sex addiction and was trying to eliminate temptation, though there is no evidence the women targeted here where sex workers investigators have not ruled out race as a motive. authorities believe that when long was caught, he was heading so

let's get to rob marciano. rob, the severe weather threat continues through the weekend. >> reporter: another one right about heels of this one, which we're not done with yet. the core of the storm that brought that severe we thinker is bringing serious winds across the northeast, storm damage through parts of vermont. the next storm drops into the plains tomorrow. memphis, jackson, nashville, you're in the path of damaging winds. scattered hail, maybe a few tornadoes. the low crass the northeast. that front drag across the same area of tennessee. severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow night into sunday morning. the carolinas will get hit. looks like another rough weekend for weather in the south. whit? >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> next, the alarming rise in covid cases. reversal after months of decline. even more troubling, covid patients admitted to the hospital up in eight states and deaths still averaging 1,000 per day. those numbers fuelling the race to vaccinate. johnson & johnson s

>>thank you rob.up this week we learned that jericho matter will serve the remainder of his 12 year sentence at home. tonight the family of one of the ghost ship fire victims weighs in on the punishment. >>and president biden's covid-19 relief deal is back in the house and expected to be on the president's desk soon when americans can expect to see stimulus payments in their bank accounts also watch a scene in the back of an uber you're just seeing the beginning of a from here we >>wild ride that dashcam video captured that attack on an uber driver and now was close to 6,000 rise under his belt, an excellent rating with the service that drivers thinking about never picking up another passenger again kron four's has it been doing reports on how the situation developed. >>it is a video of a wild altercation during uber ride that has gone it something i could have never that is the voice of the man behind the wheel of the video he told me by phone that this happened sunday afternoon shortly after he pick

until then, son os, back to you. >> thanks so much, rob. >> new today. there is now a $25,000 reward being offered for information leading to the return of missing bay area woman sydney west today marks 6 months since west went missing at the golden gate bridge. the 19 year-old crop in pleasanton where she played volleyball at foothill high school and it just started her freshman year at u c berkeley police have looked at surveillance video from the day of her disappearance and have no leads. california is hiring nearly 1400 additional firefighters ahead of the upcoming fire season. governor newsome announcing nearly 81 million dollar investment in force management and wildfire response. emergency fund includes a search close to 1300 seasonal firefighters from maximum flexibility through june 30th. it will provide a fire crew and fire engine staffing augments 8 currently understaffed fire crews and allow the early hiring and training of fire crews for fire management. the state will also on board a 24 seasonal firefighters for cash. california national g

rob. >> well, that's right.nd grant a similar to what we've seen with regard to a testing site. small testing sites like this one in recent months, the county's shifting its strategy away from these large scale mass vaccination sites to smaller more targeted venues areas disproportionately hit hard by the pandemic like east palo alto, other communities around the county. there's more. >> summit hale county communities like east palo alto are being hit hardest by covid-19. but so far partly due to a lack of vaccine. they have suffered from vaccine inequity in an effort to vaccinate more people closer to where they live. the county is shifting away from mass vaccination sites like those at sfo and other large scale sites to smaller targeted clinics in communities in need. the strategy includes county, sponsored or supported community vaccine events in east palo alto, south san francisco belhaven north fairoaks. the strategy will focus on neighborhoods where the vaccination rates are lower than the county as a whol