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thank you both, stephen rob. i'm excited for people to watch you guys recounted that 10 week period of that election, or even before when it began. rob, you will be excited, there is video we were able to dig up of you back 18 years ago. >> great. >> look forward to that. will be posting that very soon and we will have more of it at 4:00. thanks, guys, for joining us. >> thanks, liz. >>> member, you can watch the abc7 originals total recall on abc7news.com and our connected tv apps, wherever you stream. it'll be posted so you can watch us at 4:00 tonight. we will have a clip of that documentary and we will be airing different clips throughout the week as well. we are really excited to show that to you. >>> when we get back, we know you have questions on it, california's quest to fully reopen by mid june, we will be talking to ucsf dr. george talkiit was when she started ruth forgetting things. i didn't know how much mom was struggling. i love caring for him. but i can't do it alone anymore. home care with an enti

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rob: i'm rob. stephanie: rob, stephanie.er 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, pleas

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. all right, rob, thank you for that. torture and aggravated mayhem.se are the charges. >> an east bay couple is now facing after their 11 year-old daughter was found dead inside their home in rodale. >> investigators say the extent of that abuse lasted at least 5 months. >> kron four's phillipe chagall has the story. >> neighbor. alan jones says he did not know the family next door very well because they did not socialize much with others outside their home in rodeo isolation that he says was exacerbated by the pandemic, the contra costa county district attorney's office says 4 kids lived here. but jones says the kids were mostly kept newsome had been funny going on over because they don't want nobody for friends. didn't have company come over. they're just by themselves over there. and if you look out there. it is just that's not how normal people live. the da's office says early morning on tuesday march 23rd 30 year-old renee diaz and his 28 year-old wife crystal dialed 911, reporting that run a's biological, 11 year-old daughter who is crystal step

thanks, rob. now let's go to a video testimonial from a current client of the legal help center, dr. lauren miller. rob, you want to go ahead and introduce? - absolutely. lauren is an eye doctor. she was in a really bad car accident while driving with her daughter. she saw our commercial. she called in and was immediately connected with one of our legal professionals. now we got her all of her medical bills paid. we got her car fixed and she even got a large settlement for her pain and suffering. - thanks, rob. all right, jim. go ahead and play the tape. - my daughter and i were driving home. we were at a red light when someone rear-ended us. we were taken by ambulance to the hospital and both of us were in physical therapy for months. we saw the commercial for legal help center and decided to give them a call. working in the medical field, i know how complicated insurance companies can be. legal help center made it so easy. for my entire family, thank you, legal help center. - thank you for shari

rob?at is cheap international really isn't cheap small companies aren't cheap with when you look at industrials, since biden came out he released infrastructure plan those started to sell off because the valuations on those were higher if you look at faster grow on the ground tech companies facebook, i think at least technology, in terms of that trade, is still a place us that you are probably going to want to be for a little child. jackie: your reaction? >> yeah well, i think if you just look at valuations, rob makes a good point hard to find anything that, you know, absolutely fire sale cheap at levels you have to look at things on relative base relative to bonds relative to technology relative to u.s. large caps much cheaper partly because more upside, to earnings expectations that people have, if you think about, you know the type of numbers, that technology stocks are going to put this up year, you are talking about 15, 20% type of growth nothing to sneeze at but the other parts of th

meteorologist rob mayeda takes a closer look. >> reporter: here at mt. uminum in the santa cruz mountains we see the impact of climate change all around us. it's showing up in the data sampled by san jose state's fire weather lab fueled moisture content turning drier, more quickly, and more often. >> it was forecasted decades ago earlier spring would lead to bigger fires and larger area of growth and fire, but so we're probably just in that. we're seeing that come true. you can see that this plant hasn't really, this one here hasn't responded at all. have all this dead in here. if you walk through chamise field there's lots of down, dead woody debris. so some of that chamis se dying off, could be related to drought stress, lack of soil moisture, chai mat change, warmer temperatures, drier air, causing more evaporation. >> reporter: to see how weather changes are impacting wildfire fuels, the team takes live shrub samples from the field and into the lab to be catalogued and weighed and then placed into an oven for 24 hours and reweighed for moisture conte

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. a san jose church service. this was on zoom it was interrupted by a long racist rant on easter sunday. >> grace baptist church. it notes that also happened on the anniversary of doctor martin luther king junior's assassination. 2 man got on the zoom call unused antisemitic homophobic racist insults going on and on. police, of course, have been notified. reverend george oliver became pastor there just a month ago he says grace baptist church goers are still reeling from the november stabbing attack that left 2 people that. >> we will not be deterred by by stabbing. we will not be deterred by white supremacism foot bombing or zoom worship will be here. really did win here 400, 7 years. we plan to be here. at least 300 or 400 more. >> grace. baptist is asking local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to investigate this as a hate crime. the church helped identify the user names of the culprits. >> san francisco school board has reversed its decision to rename 44 schools in the city. the board voted late la

where were robbed at gunpoint. we're our properties are getting damaged and we don't have the reinforcement that we should be able to have. >> says that among other businesses hit in recent weeks is west coast real entire he heard western wear store on alum, rock avenue and joy urrea del sol on mckee road wish shared some other surveillance video with us. and he owner there tells me first a man shows up in a vehicle and smashes a window. then a couple of hours later somebody shows up on a bicycle helps themselves to cowboy leather belts and other totaling to a total of about a $5,000 loss. now all of this is caught the attention of san jose city hall apparently. >> cesar pass. call the owner of plaza. jewelers tells me that he spent 15 minutes on the phone with the mayor last night. >> and the mayor has a pledge to a set up a meeting between the business owners and san jose police. they say there are a lot of moving parts to this. >> and then eventually when the meeting is called and they will reach out to the medi

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob. as we switch gears now take a live look outside.s is the view from our camera on mount tam a pious. and boy, oh, boy. you get something different. almost every day with this baby. and right now you see that that fog and it is been a kind of a dreary day throughout much of the bay area. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with. the difference. a few days is going to make weather wise here. we're anticipating some rain. yeah. we have some drizzle along the coastline. so a little talk about some real rain actually had the bay area, which is some great news to get the storm system moving in right now. it does look louis along the coastline. very much like a summer day in san francisco with all that fog headed through the golden gate bridge and the wind blowing out there. >> as well. but yeah. off in the pacific this we're starting to see see the range of the cold front here. then right behind the little master clouds and that massive clouds. that is going to be the key to this storm system coming through. a lot of part of

sports correspondent for the associated press hi rob definitely a busy night for you i bet how much of an earthquake is this for european football i mean this is a seismic moment for european football we've had threats of super leagues in the possum clubs but never has it come to this point with an actual announcement not that walking away that going on at even the existing structures and it's happened so quickly because on friday you wake up believe it had approval from the likes of you ventus in particular who's boss and dry and yet he runs the european club association all anew for the champions league 2024 but over the weekend it quickly and something was afoot and as we've seen now the 12 rival teams have announced that they will be the founding members of this new super league and they hope the 3 more founders to join them avenge their 20 team competition and they really want to start as soon as practically possible right when you've mentioned 12 that rebel teams there you've called them and there are some noticeable absences from the super league at for now at least like germ

so rob, here we go. i have -- i want to start, i have notes that we talked about previously by asking you to tell us what this book is about. >> first, is that early childhood education is now broadly recognized as being an effective tool for helping children from historical disadvantaged groups succeed in k through 12 system and reducing inequalities and learning outcomes in the system. second, the growing latinx population is considered historically to be disadvantaged group with their own obstacles and challenges in the k through 12 system for many reasons including intersection, higher than average rates of poverty and language barriers that are more likely to exist in the population. and then, third, that the public prek program in texas has done a fairly significant job of expanding access to early childhood education to large numbers of young children from growing in latinx families and expanded the access, we have to ask, what is it doing for us? really the driving questions are if we are -- if p

we got a great show, everybody rob lowe, our friend rob lowe will be here he stars in "9-1-1: lone star i can't wait to talk to him about that domhnall and brian gleeson are the pronunciations i've been working on all day i look forward to hearing if i've done them correctly and also talking about their new show "a frank of ireland." and she wrote, produced and directed "promising young woman," which has five oscar nominations, emerald fennell will be here but before we get to all that, the gop is intent on using the power of the state to punish critics and suppress votes as one of their former rising stars, matt gaetz, faces an intensifying investigation, in which authorities seized his phone last winter. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: the republican party is currently in the political wilderness they've lost the presidency and both houses of congress and their previous standard bearer never once cracked 50% approval. meanwhile, the biden administration is winning high marks in polls on its covid response, it's early slate of executive orders and the econom

we revealed rob used to work at universal studios in the burbank area.you have any link to disneyland? >> no. didn't get a chance to work there. we get close to the summer. >> lifetime free passes? take it away, rob. >> this week the story is that ocean air in the morning, how long these cooler temperatures will stick around and could we see warmer weather by the weekend. a look at that when we come back. come experience floor and decor's grand opening in pleasant hill! comfortably shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest area location. now open in pleasant hill! >>> our ongoing series "climate in crisis." scientists began noting an unusual warming of the ocean waters along the bay area coast. they attributed it to a change in climate. that led to the discovery of some unusual behavior among sea creatures. a strange phenomenon bringing young sharks to monterey bay. >> reporter: a cornucopia of life. dolphins, whale

rob morgan from sethi company. you. >>> when we come back, your morning stocks to match and the sky rocketing shares of one drugmaker. >>> plus the road to reopening one philadelphia restauranteur and the steps she is taking to keep her business afloat. >>> and later, mastercard chief economist is here on the spending and where it is going a the post-pandemic world busy day ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns. stay with us modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach helps them personalize experiences with watson ai while helping keep data secure. ♪ ♪ ♪ from banking to manufacturing, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. we begin with gamestop it continues the incredible roller coaster ride. shares fell 10% as the retailer announced a $1 billion stock offering pushing shares into the green before they ended the day down about 2% you see it is

let's get to meteorologist, rob mayeda, who is tracking that for us.ob, the incoming rain. >> yeah. if we could go over to the w side two computer. you will be able to see that earthquake that did affect areas northeast of morgan hill. that was a 3.8 quake earlier, was just downgraded as you mentioned to 3.6. and what you will see here are the shaking intensity map. lot of folks on the coyote valley, morgan hill, san jose, up to santa clara valley, but it's also interesting to point out parts of the east bay, up to heyward, livermore, even to brentwood and stockton might have felt a little bit of minor shaking. again that 3.6 earthquake that occurred there to the north of morgan hill by about 9 miles. our other story tonight, of course, is the weather. we have got some light rain moving into the bay area right now. you see, the rain there, outside. and that rain is expected to fill in as we head towards tomorrow morning and there is, by the way, a chance we could see some isolated thunder showers by tomorrow afternoon. now, notice how rain rates pick u

rob satino. rob is the author of 10 books has been involved with basically every content aspect of the museum since he joined us a few years ago, and we're very fortunate to have them on our team and have him kick off this opening session. i will be joining you all after the conversation. to handle the q&a session, but for now rob take it away and let's get the conference started. jeremy collins. thank you very much. it's a really good to be here to kick off this international conference on world war ii all digital format this year, and we're really really looking forward to it. i'm looking forward very much to this first session of todd depastino holds a phd from yale university. he's the author of the award-winning book on bill mauldin called bill mauldin a life up front, which if you haven't gotten a copy you should and the executive director of the veterans breakfast club a pittsburgh-based non-profit dedicated to sharing veterans stories with the public now, he's all the editor of the book t

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob. look pretty nice there in san jose.s is the view from our sutro camera overlooking san francisco hazy. but i was a pretty by state and nicer weather is on the way. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a look at the weekend which seems pretty warm. yes, should be a very nice weekend ahead. temperatures to warm back up timing on this. why it's so pretty close to perfect as we're going to see high pressure building in overhead clear, not just guys. pretty nicely. yeah. we'll see a couple batches of fog along the coastline. the breezes. yeah. a little brisk out there right out toward a a s f o you see the tree blown in the wind there. certainly some gusty winds in parts of the bay area. specially approaching the coastline haze over the bay right now. and that's because that onshore breeze bring us some that moist air right out the pacific waters back on shore dry as can be that's the downside. no rain to speak of just a couple of clouds along the coastline near half moon bay. but the winds. >> yeah, they'

rob rock ktvu, fox two news. all right, coming up in sports. one of the vacancies is filled in the ncaa men's basketball championship and the oakland a's trying to avoid losing the first three games of their season. joe fonzi tells us whether they were able to snap that losing streak plus coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news. the body of a teenager last seated oakland has now been found. what we know. nearly come experience floor and decor's grand opening in pleasant hill! comfortably shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest area location. now open in pleasant hill! houston astros figure to be the two teams will battle for the title in the american league west. so far, that rivalry hasn't gotten off to a very good start for the age. cole urban, making his oakland debut as the starter as the age, we're looking for their first win in three tries against houston, the ace in the hole right from the start

>> we'll be watching for that, rob. thank you. >>> to minneapolis now and the third week of the derek chauvin trial set to resume on monday. more critical testimony presented. the prosecution trying to paint a damning picture of chauvin's actions, calling on current and former members of law enforcement and medical experts to testify against the ex-police officer. here's reena roy. >> reporter: in the second week of the murder trial gripping the nation, prosecutors arguing derek chauvin's rogue actions directly caused floyd's death. building their case, calling 11 current and former law enforcement officials to testify against the former police officer. >> sir, is this an mpd-trained neck restraint? >> no, sir. >> it is not part of our training, and it is certainly not part of our ethics or our values. >> reporter: how damning has that testimony been? >> it's been really remarkable. the blue wall of silence has come down in this case. >> reporter: the jury hearing from several medical experts describing exactly how floy

abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is here now. rob, what's next?: well, linsey, we're losing the severe weather punch to this system, the wind, rain and even snow is still yet to come. the heaviest rains right now in upstate new york, northern parts of new england, stretching down through kentucky and all the way back through texas along that slow-moving front that moves east. by tomorrow morning, that low will be parked right over boston. the winds are really going to crank around this high wind warnings i expect tomorrow. a cold and blustery start to the weekend in the east. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> and when we come back, the nfl draft will look a lot different than it did last year. >>> and news from the cdc. when the cruise industry can return. did you know the source of odor in your home... ...could be all your soft surfaces? odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains,

. >> the family was robbed of their land. they were robbed of their business. they were robbed of their legacy and most importantly they were robbed of their dignity. >> the county announced they plan to give it back. >> county isn't gifting anyone anything. the county is returning property that was inappropriately taken. >> county and state leaders stood side-by-side with a spokes person for the family hoping to start a new president. >> restitution for the loss of enterprise. >> the only thing we can do would be to return it. >> in order to transfer the land back to the family the law has to change. a bill to do that will be introduced on monday in the state legislature. >>> there is a push to keep the stretch of the san pedro stick street closed two cars permanently. it has been shut down during the pandemic so that restaurants could have outdoor seating. the plan could get pushed back from a garage in the area which has one of its central geocentric students on pedro street. >>> the wind was really kicking up. week onshore wind as we head into the weekend.

rob now uses an eye—tracking machine to help him communicate. and how it's utilised? that's exactly why i went public with my story, so that people suffering without the backing of an entire sport could have help and support. i'm proud to have other sufferers benefiting from the money raised in my name. first and foremost, you know, that initial shock of being told you've got mnd, and then the ripple effect throughout families is devastating. so how can we support and make that better? 0ther sufferers have got families, |they've got friends, but the other| families haven't got... they haven't got kevin sinfield. just a few miles away, there's another family dealing with the reality of living with mnd. these are exactly the sort of people that kevin and rob want to help. kirsty was diagnosed just weeks before rob burrow. can you tell us a bit about your journey? you got diagnosed in... november... ..2019. we didn't know what it were. didn't know what it were, no. didn't know anything about it. with, obviously, rob having it, it's highlighted it m

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this is a sprawling system across much of the south, dropping damaging storms now. tornado and severe weather watches up from texas in through louisiana. big hail, big wind, and yeah, could see flooding rains with this. dallas, houston, lake charles, the i-10 corridor, that's where the heaviest rain will be. flash flooding through new orleans as well. then georgia, the carolinas tomorrow for more severe weather. then lifting up through the mid-atlantic tomorrow night. d.c., philly, new york, heavy rain and wind by sunday morning here in the northeast. david? >> rob marciano, we'll be watching this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the political headline this evening. caitlyn jenner is now running for governor of california. the former olympian and reality star and transgender activist could become the most high-profile republican candidate in the country. she's challenging gavin newsom who will likely face a recall election in the fall for his handling of the pandemic, includ

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob. switching gears. now to our coronavirus coverage for more than a year now, right. we have been. >> hiding our faces containing our germs behind these masks today, though, the cdc unveiled new guidelines for when and where. >> people can ditch the masks. that's right. the agency says fully-vaccinated americans don't need to wear masks outdoors. >> in most cases. our washington correspondent anna wiernicki joins us now live from washington with more. good evening. ghana. >> good evening. that's right. so under these new guidelines, the cdc says that anyone who is fully vaccinated, which means 14 days after your last dose of the vaccine. they say that starting today. you can now attend small outdoor gatherings or walk your dog or even dine with friends without a maek. >> cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says fully-vaccinated americans can now dropped the mask in certain situations. if you are fully vaccinated and want to attend a small outdoor gathering or die in an outdoor restaurant with friends f

steve: and joining me now, host of rob smith is problematic podcast, rob smith, you heard that, you haven in the trenches now in this battle. your thoughts. >> the most important thing that ayaan hirsi said. i do believe that wokeness is what the genesis cancel culture is. i want to talk about what is going on with theio georgia voter i.d. law. coca-cola and delta came out gain the law, not so. the law but the way left has twisted it racism. a relic of the jim crow era, they are in essence trying to cancel. in the woke people are trying to cancel georgia. and by saying that if you your corporations did not adhere to our ideology we'll cancel you, that has been endorsed by president biden, that is woke cancel culture mob denies purity. now corporations, they seek to cancel georgia, by making sure that the corporations come out against whatever they want them to come out against, so they can stop funneling money to georgia to hurt georgia financially, we talk about cancel culture, not just talking about wealthy, spoiled hollywood celebrities losing a job but financial pressure that is put

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rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob.ay, some of san francisco's youngest learners were back at nearly 2 dozen elementary schools in person. this morning. a select schools in the city. kids preschool through second grade were back in the classroom. you see them showing up in the morning. it has been a long road to get to this point after a lawsuit between the city attorney and the school board went through as well as months of negotiations between the district and the teachers union negotiating mayor london breed was there at bret harte elementary today welcoming kids send their families back to campus. >> i'm excited about their future. i'm excited about them. their ability to learn and to be around each other. i saw friends waving at each other just a beautiful sight in and i'm so grateful that we're at this point. >> this is the first step next week. 3rd through 5th graders will start in person learning hidden by april 26th the school district plans sits as to reopen 107 schools and 22 1000 students for in person instr

like rob, we own the stock.ew high as 3,600 but it needs some more catalyst. i think people's behavior has changed. the pandemic changed that. it's not and they are going to still shop on amazon for a long time but i don't think we're going to get this next leg higher just yet. it's coming. the 5,000 handle is coming just not yet. charles: right. all right, stay the course. overall assessment, rob, this earnings season, with the third week in, and now some of the names are moving but for the most part, its been amazing and still, the market yawns. >> yeah, no, we talked about this last week, charles. companies were going to have to come out not only beat but give good forward guidance and in the case of pinterest that's getting beat up, ebay that was not the case and those are not staples like amazon. those were pandemic winners we're all at home scratching our head outbidding each other on ebay and collecting our pinterest notes. that stuff is over. i think the companies that can beat and raise guidance though

rob rob like dot com. or you can always find kron 4 dot com and check out his past segments. >> in national news. president biden will be in office 100 days this week and more than half of americans say that he's doing a good job so far. polls show the president is getting highs. highest marks on handling the covid pandemic gain his lowest marks on the situation with immigrants at the southern border president biden's first months in office were in many ways a rejection of the previous administration which republicans were quick to criticize. >> i give president for rhetoric in the first 100 days in an s in results were spending money right now like drunken sailors. >> president biden will address a joint session of congress wednesday were republicans and democrats hope to hear more details. >> on his plans for things like infrastructure and police reform. it's 9.26 will be back with more in a minute. 9.29 right now we're checking on the weather. the rain seems to be behind us and not in front of us either

it will help us right at the mo meteorologist, rob mayeda joins us with, rob, a look at when the rain might move in. >> yeah next 24 hours, we will watching that. and for those keeping track, it's been 37 days since we had substantial rain. march 18th. right now, you got partly cloudy skies in san jose but eventually rain chances increasing tomorrow morning. finally, some rain coming back. not a lot but better than nothing. as you can see for the morning, some rain at times and then scattered showers and the potential for thunder showers during the day, tomorrow. mobile doppler radar for a change, finding rain up seeing light rain to start. but the main event here is still off shore and as this colder air comes in during the day tomorrow, we are going to get some clearing skies with sunshine. but that may also be one-half of the equation for thunder showers. daytime heating below. that could fire up thunderstorms across the north and east bay. so, for the start of the day tomorrow, the rain starts to increase. now, how much of this will stick around for your afternoon plans, including

let's go back to rob. hey, rob. >> hi, dan. flooding in the east. if only we could get some rain there where they started their dry season. this is the margo fire just outside of tucson and just over 1,200 acres burned but a lot of pretty heavy fire activity yesterday. they are at 50% containment. we do have wind advisories and red flag warnings posted for much of the intermountain west. relative humidity levels low. colorado, four of its largest wildfires in history last year and the fire department there, or fire service there, they held a press conference this week saying that with the limited snowpack, this year could be even worse. here's a drought index. when you see dark reds and even blacks, that is bad. extreme to exceptional drought here and we're getting towards the end of the snow season to rebuild that snowpack, unfortunately. now se good saturday morning from east bay hills camera. with the high clouds it will be mostly sunny, temperatures will be in the mid and upper 60s throon >>> this weather report has been sp

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob.ll to come tonight, reaction to governor newsom's recall election and what it means for the gop in california will chat live with the former chair of the state's republican party. plus, after multiple assault allegations. the first steps to remove the mayor of windsor. >> have been taken only return. we'll tell you what they were. >> i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow read a weak storm rolling through the bay area could be the last storm of the season. we'll talk about that in the forecast coming up next. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >> in the north bay. now, the first steps were taken today towards having the embattled mayor of windsor, possibly removed from office for us. charles cli

now only on kron 4 shocking surveillance video of 2 men who robbed a jewelry store in san jose. you can see them in holding employees at gunpoint as they smashed display cases that store has been hit twice in many weeks. kron four's, rob fladeboe spoke with the owner of that store. >> it was something straight out of the movie say police who are now hunting for the 2 armed extremely dangerous suspects pulled off a daring smash-and-grab robbery at the san jose jewelry store at 24th and east clara on a recent sunday >> kron news has obtained this dramatic surveillance video. it captures frightening scene has long intruder holds a clerk at gunpoint. >> and then uses the gun just smashed display cases to get after jewelry and gold >> point in khan's at our employees time to get down to the floor. >> we're going to get killed out of a movie when they come in and the way they the whole case of the way the point that once of people. >> that type of a the though it's just out of the movies. >> a second clerk hours on the floor as the other robber threatens her and then empties the cash

so t-minus six days, rob, is that correct? >> it's all coming up. going to be a live for tv event right here on "gma." >> i thought you were going for a handlebar mustache. >> it will come in stages. i'm hoping the handlebar at least for one segment. >> i promise your wife that won't happen. >> we are sharpening the blades, rob. we'll see you in six days. thank you so much. >> i'm ready. >> i will call you lamb chop from now on. >>> still ahead on "gma," a consumer alert about the popular peloton treadmill plus. why regulators are warning anyone with small kids and pets to stop using it and how the company is now responding. >>> royal reunion. princes william and harry together again at their grandfather's funeral. might this be a first step toward repairing their relationship? >>> and staffing shortage. why some businesses are having a hard time finding people to do the job during the pandemic. we'll be right back. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by geico, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. walter, did you know geico co

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you so much, rob. bus driver that was out walking during a break. >> that was then shot in the back with this arrow. this happened in san jose now santa clara county deputies are looking into the possibility that this was a hate crime. kron four's maureen kelly has the story. at this point. it's unclear if it was shot by a traditional bow or crossbow. >> but this is a picture of the arrow that impaled of the t a bus driver in the back. the santa clara sheriff's office says it happened not far from the alum rock transit center. the driver was on a break, taking a walk with another driver in a residential area on the 2600 block of sierra grande way in what's being called an unprovoked attack. it's a targeted attack. >> and often we have people showing bone marrow is outside in public in that case. but this is a targeted attack and we're looking into the case. if it is a hate crime or not. >> deputy russel davis wouldn't specify the reason is considered a possible hate crime. but the drivers union preside

let's get to rob marciano with us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this is a sprawling system across much of the south. dropping damages storms now. tornado and thunderstorm watches from texas through louisiana. big hail, big uldloing rains wi this. dallas, houston, lake charles, that's where the heaviest rain will be. flash flooding through new orleans as well. georgia, the carolinas tomorrow for more severe weather. mid-atlantic electoral night. d.c., philly, new york, heavy rain and wind by sunday morning here in the northeast. david? >> rob marciano, we'll be watching this weekend. thank you. >>> next tonight, the political headline this evening -- caitlyn jenner is now running for governor of california. the former olympian and reality star and transgender activist could be the most -- in the country. she's facing gavin newsom, who's facing a recall. >>> tonight, president biden be the climate summit with world leaders. the president finding common ground with russian president vladimir putin on the final day of the virtual summit. president bid

runnels who's live for us in los angeles rob it was back in 2015 that hash tag oscars so white started doing the rounds what's the situation with regards to diversity now in the way that the nominations in the films are being represented. well it was definitely one of the most diverse slate of nominees both in terms of gender and in terms of race there were 9 actors of color in the acting categories best actress best actor for best supporting actor and actress there were 76 different nominations for 70 women in a variety of categories so according to the university of california los angeles that does an annual survey on diversity in hollywood and surveys you know more than 100 top films this was one of the better years. for the acting and and writing. categories and jobs but there are still under represented there is still under representation for women and people of color in the important behind the camera jobs now we were expecting perhaps to have more actors and actresses of color winning the top awards here but there was a surprise with anthony hopkins the 83 year old great british

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> all right, rob, thank you very much. has it he has been oakland today and we're checking in with his seat to find how people in oakland are feeling about all this. and i know businesses said boarded up. but over the last few days, worried about what could happen when the verdict comes out to how are people reacting now that those guilty verdicts were handed down. >> there's a sense of the ease and calm for the moment. with the 2 folks that i spoke to today. one and from an east bay city who last summer passed sweeping police reforms. and i also got perspective from arguably the most outspoken consistent voice against police violence here in the bay area. here's what they both had to say. derek chauvin verdict is in guilty on all 3 counts for some perspective. i as the executive director of the just as teams network cat brooks. >> what this guilty verdict means for police accountability. >> you know, i think the best way that i can really think about. it is a guilty verdict >> i healing balm and open will, but it's not th

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> another big story tonight. pfizer says it is seeking the fda's approval to begin using its covid vaccine on kids age 12 to 15 right now. pfizer is the only one authorized to vaccinate those 16 up moderna and johnson johnson are authorized for those 18 and older kron four's dan kerman live for us tonight with what medical experts are saying about this. good evening, dan. >> good evening. medical experts thinks this is a good idea. the next logical step. they say this is the only way we reach herd immunity. if we continue to vaccinate the population. pfizer's 2 shot covid-19 vaccine may soon be given to 12 year olds friday morning. pfizer tweeted they're seeking the fda's approval to vaccinate those 12 to 15 as soon as possible. >> we cannot get to community herd immunity with vaccinating the entire population, not just adults over the age of 16 because everyone is susceptible to covid you see san francisco infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says getting adolescence vaccinated is critical, espec

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you rob. a developing news tonight. the fda and the cdc. >> have recommended a pause in the use of johnson and johnson's covid-19 vaccine to investigate reports of potentially dangerous blood clots. both agencies say that 6 women between the ages of 1848 suffered a blood clots within 2 weeks of the vaccination. one person died and another is in critical condition. the cdc is expected to meet with an advisory committee tomorrow to review those cases. one of the big questions here now is just how much of an effect will this change a pause have on the bay area. >> our car forcing term and had he's been reaching out to bay area health departments and joins us now live with some details. dan. >> well, for the most part, the johnson and johnson, the allotments of bay area health departments have been getting was much smaller than pfizer and moderna. so at least in general for the most part, this should have little impact on bay area health departments in the allotments and the doses in the appointments that they are schedulin

rob fladeboe kron. 4 news. rob, thank you for that. lawmakers continue to urge people to get vaccinated against covid california senator alex one of the bay area's mass vaccination sites today. >> he was at the oakland coliseum. we just learned that the site will remain open kron four's. amanda hara joins us live with details on >> this vaccine clinic vaccinates about 5,000 people every single day to take a look behind me here. you can see just a fraction of those people being vaccinated right now. i've been here all day and there's been a steady stream of cars. this vaccination site was originally scheduled to close sunday. vice president kamala harris announced it will stay open, but there are still a lot of questions. >> think the field an operations like this that gives me hope. we've made tremendous progress more than 30% of californians have received their first dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> senator alex says that's because of facilities like this one at the oakland coliseum. >> that we're going to continue to work together to