rob didn't testify.ense offered a theory that emmett started the fight, then the gun fell on the ground, emmett got the gun, shot rob and emmett shot back in self-defense. and the courtroom came to a halt. every head turned when a star witness took the stand to support that theory. >> will you please state and spell your name for the record? >> sure, kandi hall. >> reporter: kandi, who repeated the story on the stand that she told us of emmett pushing rob, emmett becoming enraged, of hearing the two men scuffle as she walked away. before she heard, but did not see the shooting. the only problem? she told the police a very different story the night it happened. >> that night you said you did not see or hear this altercation? is that right? >> i don't know. i don't remember. >> reporter: in fact, kandi changed her story about so many things, all helpful to rob's case. >> i'm trying to clarify that your story has changed after speaking with your husband? things were remembered after talking to my husband. >

i'm gina baelish along with spokesman rob reese. so robte foome ri what we're doing here today and really who should be giving us a call. - well, first, gina, i want to thank you for having us here today. we always love answering the viewers questions and this is a great service you're providing. now, as far as who should be calling in today anyone who has been injured in an accident it was not your fault, you do not have an attorney. well, now you can do something about it. just give us a call right now. we'll answer all of your questions. we're going to give you a free consultation and we'll let you know how much your case is potentially worth. - great. 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

back to you. >> rob, see you then. check on poor mom out there and make sure she's still resting. >>> it was a busy saturday yesterday for firefighters across the bay area, as rob was detailing. the dry, hot windy continues led to burning a combined hundreds of acres across the bay area. first a fire burned right next to san jose municipal golf course. our own terry mcsweeney was at the scene. you can see he videoed these in san jose. firefighters say it burned a few acres, ignited dry brush and trees and electrical lines in the dry creekbed next to muni golf course. firefighters say it had been a encampment. there were loud popping sounds like gas containers exploding. >>> firefighters in the east bay remain on eye alert this morning, this fire burned yesterday near benicia and quickly spread. fire crews are ramping up staffing to get ahead of the continued dry, windy conditions today. "today in the bay's" marianne favro continues our coverage. >> reporter: a hot 91 in concord, add dry conditions, humidity plummeting

as rob returns in person, we'll have more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00 where rob will have your forecast and all day on nbcbayarea.com. a reminder, elon musk and miley sirius on "saturday night live" tonight at 8:30 and again at 11:30. we hope you have a great saturday. are . narrator: when you see this symbol, you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. dylan: hi, there, i'm dylan dreyer, and this is "earth odyssey". today, we'll explore some of the coldest places on earth and what furry and freezing creatures can weather the cold. like one bear whose coat is warmer than it looks. plus, we look for penguins where you'd least expect them. all this and more on today's "earth odyssey". [music]

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j, i want to take what rob just said, right., we know that there are pockets of tech that needed to come down. we all know the kinds of stocks that we're talking about because we talk about them almost every single day on this program reasonably priced tech leads me to believe rob is talking about the apples of the world. okay you think, doc, that apple is reasonably priced, because i think most people would agree and say, yeah, i think it is reasonably priced, and it hasn't been able to get out of its own way either why? what is the message in that? >> well, lately, scott, an awful lot of folks have been chasing money into the likes of target, home depot and the banks, quite frankly. a lot of the money that is in apple probably has stayed there. they probably haven't tapped into that, but they've certainly exited a lot of the high flyers in cathie wood's portfolio, for instance so what i look at, scott, is volatility i always look at volume and volatility, and right now volatility is quite high in target, quite high in home dep

>> rob was the first person that came to mind. >> my immediate thought, honestly, was rob dixon. >> herb on a worried voicemail she leaves for paige after she disappears. >> paige, this is carol. what's going on? i hope you're all right. i just saw on the news that you've been missing. oh, i hope you're all right. oh, my god. i hope this isn't rob. oh, my god. talk to you later. i hope. oh, my god. >> we were, of course, very interested in rob dixon as a potential suspect because we knew about the volatility of the relationship. but he had moved to philadelphia at that point, and we were quickly able to show that his phone was in philadelphia at that time, and he couldn't have been in two places at once. >> he came out immediately when he found out she was missing. >> i think that rob is crushed. and he still loves paige, and he definitely loves his children. >> with rob dixon cleared, investigators start looking at paige's other ex, her first husband, ron beigler. and they discover he's still in her life. >> they were high-school sweethearts. he was the love of her life initially. >> i

>> all right, rob. i don't know what to say. those hot temperatures are too much for me, but you know what? we're blessed to be alive, it's good to be here and we'll take what we can get. thanks so much, rob and thanks to all of you for making us a part of your morning. the indy 500 is next so no "meet the press" and rob back tonight with your forecast at 4:30, 8:00 and 11. have a great sunday. >> announcer: nbc sports, home of the olympic games. the premier league. the pga tour. the indianapolis 500 and primetime's number one show -- "monday night football" only on nbc. >>> well, good morning. it's an unseasonably cool final sunday in may in indianapolis. it's 60 degrees, but we're at the indianapolis motor speedway. it's the indianapolis 500 on memorial day weekend. our head line this year, pretty simple -- the

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rob mayeda. rob, all of this right up your alley. >> yeah. we are seeing these conditions really develop since we have had the very-below-average rainfall season. so we have outside really for the inland hills, summer-like, dry conditions, even though it is technically just the start of may. speaking of wind in san francisco, we have been watching these gusts up to the upper 30-mile-per-hour range. stress trees, the weakened root systems come down in these stronger winds but at least for now, the coast and bay, you got the fog and misty skies. in fact, storm rangers in a drizzle storm, meantime, to the east, out by walnut creek. a very different situation. you have got warmer temperatures there. breezy and very dry. so the clash of climates right now. you got the fog and drizzle around the peninsula. but still, very dry hills inland. now, it's going to change tomorrow. unlike the sea breeze we have got going now, we will see a bit of a north wind. so watch these humidity numbers. same time tomorrow. into the upper teens, around napa. so, inla

steve: quick last word, rob. gap between what they say and what they do and i remember when biden said some of this america first and he said we will put a few thousand jobs here and he's echoing trump but he's not at all but it's america last and it's what they say and do. >> you know, it is. it is always what they do. the thing about it is the strategy of this administration is to say all the right things to try to placate all of their warring factions and to placate the climate crazies and placate the woke crazies but the actual substance and what is actually happening is always thrown to the side. you really have to dig down and see what is going on in this administration because none of it is good and so much of it is very bad for america. i think it's a strategy that i have caught and i've been looking at the strategy for about the past couple of months and i don't think the strategy is going to end because they are able to get away with it and because we have a mainstream media that is not interested in wh

political correspondent, rob watson. talking all day, i know, about how these rults in england show the post-brexit political realignment. what is the thesis? rob: well, it goes something like this, and i should say first of all, good evening. number one, the success of the covid vaccine has played a huge part in the conservative success. absolutely, this is what i've referred to as the revolutionary post-brexit realignment in british politics. the thesis is essentially this -- that, for many years, basically people who were less well educated, less well-off tended to vote on the left. they voted for the main opposition labour party, but many of those people voted to leave the eu in 2016, and its many of those people who now seem to have transferred their allegiance to the center-right populist conservative party, a phenomenon that has been seen in the united states and seen in other western european countries. laura: but if we look at scotland, some rather different is happening there tonight. could there potentially be

i rob, i know that you have thought about legacy.d i a role in finding a cure. i only hope it is in my lifetime but i will be equally _ as pleased if it was not. i hope i leave a lasting impression on this horrible disease. _ sally nugent, bbc news. if you have been affected by any of the issues raised in that interview, you can contact the bbc action line. let's return to football, because for the first time in their 123—year history, sutton united will start next season as an english football league club. that's after they eased past hartlepool united 3—0 to win the national league title. all the more impressive when you consider they finished 15th last season and this is boss matt gray's first managerial role. i caught up with him earlier. don't owned my wildest dreams, really. we had really. we —— don't owned my wildest dreams, really. we —— beyond my wildest dreams. we had a good second half of the last season, started the season well and just managed to keep it going. just thought if we could challenge for the play—offs it woul

rob? >> it's amazing what a little sunshine can do.f the two climates over my shoulder the way the weekend started. the way it is wrapping up. we went from the drizzle yesterday and cool temperatures for fire danger, it was good news. it kept things damp. look at the sky today. we have clearing skies. we still have the sea breeze in san francisco. right now, humidity numbers aren't too bad. in the 50% range. 63 degrees. tomorrow, should see 70s around san francisco and perhaps near 80 by oakland. speaking of 80, still there in walnut creek. humidity numbers dropping as you head inland. 26% there. west wind at 16 into danville. to the south, around dublin, 76 degrees. humidity at 31%. our final stop takes us into san jose. more sunday sunshine, 70. northwest wind at 21. maybe a light not expecting much in the w by . look what's happening by 8:00 in the morning, out towards fairfield, that's a taste of the north wind. the reason why they have the red flag warning. pretty much ongoing north wind. a little to our north and east. notice by

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob. a still to come tonight on kron, 4 news at 5 new budget numbers from governor newsome how he thinks california should spend its money this year and it's getting easier to get around when more public transit options are opening up in san francisco and what new features are on the way. >> also that bear spotted in the suburbs yesterday why experts say this really is becoming more common. that's just after the break. >> a standoff between police and a man armed with a gun comes to a peaceful resolution. the officers except that help from an unlikely source to make it happen. kron four's haaziq spoke to the chief of police in one of his bitter rivals about how they did it. >> that down the block. >> hope is is that because a few neighbors are the cops know the neighbors are watching. >> it was first reported to opd has a vehicle collision around 10:45am tuesday on east 25th street. however, it turned out to be something potentially more dangerous oakland police chief leronne armstrong off

rob, great to see you.as going to say about nomad land but will have to get his view on that. but in speech to congress this week was populist but i beg to differ. we tell you what it really was after the break when sara carter after the break when sara carter is back with us to the first person to survive alzheimer's disease after the break when sara carter is back with us to is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. innovation transforms the world... moving us forward not just in steps, but in leaps and bounds. innovation created a health care system so extraordinary it not only improves the lives of veterans... it transforms the lives of health care professionals. collaborating through integrated care teams... accessing the latest technology... wor

it's 5:38 now and rob is in for kari this morning. nice to see you, rob. oh, that's a beautiful vista point behind you >> it is and time for that weekend weather outlook, as we're here on a friday for you and it's a good travel day today but we're going to see some changes as we get into the weekend. big sur as you see the coast there, low clouds, drizzle at times, trending cooler saturday and sunday but here's where the big change is, heading up to lake tahoe or yosemite this weekend, a big u-turn. 70s around the south shore and a chance we could see some thunder around the sierra saturday into sunday, maybe more so sunday, down towards yosemite. so you could see 80s around yosemite valley today and big changes coming our way for the weekend, talking slight chances of thundershowers and as that activity starts to drift to the west late saturday evening into sunday morning, we might see a little taste of that closer to the bay area, too. check out the changes in your seven-day forecast. today the ocean air conditioning cooling us down. tomorrow we may begi

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rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> appreciate it. rob california attorney general is standing by.ifornia's gun laws but says more can be done in the wake of that mass shooting in san jose or ashley zavala set down virtually with bonta to talk about what changes could come out of this. >> and the state gun law. he says every californian should know. what did you learn? >> will first and foremost attorney general rob bonta says his heart goes out to the victims. the first responders and the transit workers who've already been through so much this year and now have to face this tragedy. his office is now working to raise awareness around some state gun laws. well, the facts of this case are still under review. he says that there is potentially one already existing law that could have helped possibly prevent the shooting. >> we need to also turn that that that pain, that sadness, that frustration and anger into action to make sure that we're doing everything possible to save lives and prevent additional gun violence tragedies from occurring in the future following the mass shooting in

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rob mayeda is here. it is dry out there. a little windy, any relief on the way? >>> we have the dry hillsides and winds at time technically part of an on shore breeze, southeast winds at 13 miles per hour. the issue remains just how dry the hillsides are. most places up around the north bay. the red line is near an all time dry this time of the year. conditions typically see in july. you heard the drought monitor update near windsor and santa rosa scale for drought severity. all through the north bay and parts of the east bay, conditions remain very dry. fire danger still high across the in land valley. we'll take a closer look as we'll see warmer temperatures ahead of our seven-day forecast and the rest of your weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> rob, thank you, another great resource for the changing conditions, rob's twitter page, he's always tweeting out updates about the winds, temperature fire danger, make sure you give him a follow, his handle is @robmayeda. >>> nearly one year after the death of george floyd, people gathered to remember and call for c

rob, good morning. >> hey, good morning, dan.h, we don't need any more rain in this part of the world. just last week we were in miami highlighting that the national hurricane center was starting their forecast two weeks before hurricane season because we've been basically starting hurricane season earlier. this is the seventh year in a row where we've had a named storm before the official start which is junwee got e ots out e winds of 45 lean hour, not going to do too much to bermuda. a little wind and rain and then drift off and dissipate but we do have waves propagating to the west and that means that the northeast actually seeing a little bit of wave action from this. five-footers coming into the jersey shore, good for surfing but rip currents as well and a lot of people will be heading to the shore because it's going to be so hot this weekend. let's go to louisiana, over 20 inches of rainfall, lake charles got hit with hurricanes last year and they had a dam breach and downriver more flooding there and we're completely satur

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>> all right, rob.hank you. >>> now to the pandemic and some confusion caused by the cdc's latest guidance on who should be wearing masks. abc's trevor ault joins us with the latest. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, eva. saturday afternoon was really the first time i could tell a distinct difference with this new mask guidance. crowds of many maskless people packed together here in new york. it was something that would have been anxiety-inducing not too long ago. instead it was celebratory. however, with millions of people not yet fully vaccinated, the new steps have created this morning from the streets of new orleans' french quarter -- >> welcome to new orleans. >> reporter: -- to the las vegas strip, more americans taking the green light to scrap their masks. >> it feels good to be on vacation not wearing a mask. >> reporter: the cdc's new guidance saying the well over 100 million fully vaccinated americans can stay maskless indoors and outdoors in almost any setting, but the change n

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let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, will skiers be able to go on the slopes tomorrow? >> i think sierra is probably the place that will see the most thunderstorm activity again tomorrow. so we could see the same issues we saw today. in addition to that, earlier, mend see know county, and lake county, quite a few thunderstorms. a few light showers passing through the bay area. and we just had a little more thunder, passing north of. what's pretty interesting about this, with area of low pressure to the east, the storms are actually rotating in from the northeast, going east to west over the bay area. and at times tonight, if you think you hear some thunder, it may actually be thunder. coming in at 1:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m., you can see how this band in our future cast does pass over the bay area before sunrise tomorrow. then, once that calms down, back to drizzle-storm mode. to start, temperatures starting off in the 50s. coming up, we will talk about if we are going to see any more afternoon showers in your sunday forecast, coming up in about seven minutes. >> rob, thanks

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> rob, that's a while ago and some fascinating insight about his personality at that time. do we know anything about what cassidy was doing in the years since on a personal level. did he have a romantic interest swiss i know he lived alone now. but do we know anything about about what he had been doing since they were married. >> well, nothing i can pass along to you as far as cecilia told me today, she said that they had a a exchanges on email to settle their state after they were divorced. but other than that, she had virtually no contact with him. so she was unable to answer any question about what might be a been happening in his since then. she does say that based on his behavior while she knew him that he was going downhill pretty fast. >> no children. no current partner. and that's what we know about right now. rob fladeboe live for us tonight in santa cruz. thank you for that insight into this troubling story. >> families of the murdered. a workers are grappling with overwhelming grief tonight, kron four's maureen kelly spoke to the father of 42 year-o

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> rob, we love to hear stories like this. thanks so much.re was yet another attack on an elderly asian caught on camera. this time. >> the victim is a lyft driver in los angeles. we do want to warn you that the video you're about to see, you may find disturbing. the driver was sitting in his car when the suspect jumped into the back seat armed with a handgun. the suspect is then seen demanding the driver to hand over his wallet and the victim complied. but when the driver refuses to give over his car. the suspect hit him with his gun fracturing the victim's nose police are still searching for this man. switching gears now to talk about our weather. it is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see those gray skies overhead kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast and recent. yes, stubborn marine layer. today's even for those of you in the east bay over berkeley. >> tracking gray skies overhead because of that cloud cover and temperatures out there right now. noticeably cooler, not tracking any drizzle, though. >> 4 rada

rob, thank you very much. really appreciate it. >>> let's talk now about the return of the movies, which is a pretty good alternative on a day like this at least in the east. on this holiday weekend with more people getting vaccines and more restrictions being lifted anticipate, of course, the terrible weather, americans are starting to head back to the theaters. so what kind of experience can you expect? deirdre bolton got a look, and she joins us now with much more. deirdre, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. it is all about safety and comfort and escaping your reality for two hours. >> what was your name? >> cruella. >> reporter: summer blockbusters are back, and opening weekend is set to be a showstopper. >> there are people out there. >> reporter: months after studios and movies have shut their doors due to covid-19, hollywood now setting the stage for a big comeback. many movie theater chains including amc, regal and cinemark easing previous restrictions following the cdc guidance, no l

rob, what's going on?k of new jersey as a place to chase tornadoes, but this happened yesterday off the coast, a waterspout technically but certainly a big one, and this came with a severe thunderstorm near toms river. is that not -- these people just walking down the boardwalk like nothing. that to me is impressive. as is the snow in boozman, montana, seven inches falling there, and it typically lags in the areas of the northern rockies and weather advisories that slide back through denver, and red flag warnings and critical fire danger across northern parts of california. northern colorado in the meantime will see 6 to 12 inches of snow, and denver will see a few chsn a gngtohis weekedbo pab weather. we've highlighted three at least that have some nice water. mothers arms, florida, flowers, and love, arizona, looking good. maybe a few showers in mothers hill, colorado. that's a check on what's happening national >>> good morning. happy mother's day. featuring another day of elevated fire danger with 60s

rob fladeboe kron 4 news all right, rob to the east by now children 12 to 15 years old can now get theid vaccine. >> at 6 flags hurricane harbor in concord. no appointment needed. you just pull up and get the shot in the arm. miners are recommended to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. if not a written consent is needed. the county is working with school districts and kaiser to host vaccination clinics at middle and high schools as well. there are about 65,000 kids who are eligible to get vaccinated in the county. and make sure your cell phone is handy. kron 4 has a special section on our website just for coronavirus resources. you can use your phone camera to scan the code on the screen. it takes you directly to our web page resources include get yourself or your children vaccinated also the latest pandemic news. again, just scan the code you see on your screen right now and it's going to take you right to the covid-19 resources page. >> another big story tonight. it has been 11 months since of toledo police officer shot and killed sean monterrosa in a walgreens parking lot. the

. >> kron four's that rob fladeboe is oive for us right now in boulder creek. rob.right, vick even as we're on the cusp of another potentially bad fire firefighters who are still dealing with that. what happened here last winter last summer, rather. >> and they say there's not a moment to lose. >> that telltale column of smoke that rose above remote part of big basin. state park sunday was the result of a fire that have been smoldering in the ground for months calfire wasted no time dispatching hand crews to the scene which stopped the fire at about 6 acres. no homes or structures were threatened today. calfire said an aerial reconnaissance flight using infrared sensors has pinpointed 5 more such hot spots in the same general area says cal fire chief ian larkin. there was one out white house. kate is rolled out on the play to the fire. >> there was 3 year super reza gore. and then there was a spot almost in between those 2 locations. this was the height of the czu lightning complex fire last august which raged across 42,000 acres in both san mateo and santa cruz cou

rob marciano is down in miami beach. the weather looking fantastic down there, rob.l, nothing like a hurricane preview to have some nice weather finally. we're normally chasing storms when we get into hurricane season. the national hurricane center here in miami has taken the unprecedented step by starting forecasts earlier, may 15th, two weeks before the start of hurricane season because we have such an early start of late. last year was so busy we have news out of hurricane zeta which hit new orleans last year at the end of the season and upgraded it to a cat 3 with reanalysis. 150-mile-per-hour winds that makes it the latest landfalling hurricane in the u.s. on record. all right, let's talk about the names for the pacific. we talked about andres. their season does officially tart today but they already had andres last week. that's the earliest named storm and names for the atlantic are colorful as we go through the alphabet, hopefully not the entire one again. that's a check nationally. time for a look at your local >>> it's a pretty good marine layer. above a par

for more on this, we are joined by the sethi company's rob morgan rob, we have been doing this a long time. as we talked about a 14% growth quarter? >> you know, brian, it almost reads like a misprint or sounds like some emerging asian markets gdp growth in a you way, it is not surprising based on some of the fundamentals we have seen from analysts out there this is a very unusual year for market analysts because they have been raising their expectations on earnings growth. usually analysts start out too optimistic and cut estimates they are raising them this year. that would imply you periodly g see what you get from the atlanta fed. >> rob it is an unsustainable number. it is a bounceback number. it is trillions in spending. it is low rates. it is the perfect con flagration if you will. that is why stocks reacted will the earnings boom continue or will it be a one-quarter wonder >> i think it will continue, brian. we're certainly well into first quarter earnings we're two-to-three weeks into that and predicting s&p 500 companies grow earnings 6%. that should be the biggest number pe

rob joins us to explai the sout. typically this time of year any drought we carried over from the winter, we would have seen the numbers go down. it's the reason we are seeing summer like dry levels across the bay area. you can see inland where you see a north wind, that's leading to dry conditions. 16% humidity. you're seeing numbers below 30%. temperatures climbing into the mid-80s. we're seeing most of the north wind. closing in on 90 degrees.d be you have unusually dry conditions and wind at times. coming up we'll talk about when question see cooling changes returning to the forecast coming up in about 10 minutes. >> cool changes sounds good to me. let's talk about situation we're in with cecile. let's talk about that fire in the santa cruz mountains today. what were some of the challenges that with firefighters were up against. >> one of the major challenges is the fact it's been such an inacceptable area. the terrain up in there is very difficult to get to. it took our firefighters at least an hour, probably a

for our first check on our friday roadways, here's mike. >> good morning, rob. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza camera. i heard about an earlier car fire maybe near the 880 overcrossing. a live look things are moving smoothly and we'll skip that. guys, i'm sorry, i put that in the wrong order, we're going to skip that on this report, skip the live shot. there is no slowing and i looked at the camera, there's nothing going on there. in brentwood there's a little light yellow highlighted, maybe heavier winds and we'll watch that. no problem for the diablo range. typical slow through alvarado niles. >> thanks, mike. >>> we begin with the about-face from the cdc, suddenly health leaders say you can ditch the mask in most situations if you're fully vaccinated and healthy. >> don't go burning your mask collection yet because in required. "today in the bay's" ian cull breaks it down for us. >> reporter: nearly a year after americans were told to put on that i mask -- >> it's a good day for the country. >> we have all longed for this moment. >> reporter: t

how is it looking, rob? >> the drizzle conditions.metimes refer to the gain gauges on four wheels the cars coming over the golden gate bridge dealing with some little windshield wiper action. low clouds and drizzle near san diego, 49 degrees. san jose 54, southeast wind at 9 and a few breaks in the clouds in walnut creek, 52 degrees. notice the wind south at 14, that's the sign of a good, strong case of ocean air conditioning which is going to keep our daytime temperatures down around walnut creek and concord down quite a bit from earlier in the week. so low clouds and drizzle for the morning. we have 40s and 50s outside. you're probably going to need a jacket for lunch time, even outdoors in the valleys. only upper 60s and low 70s inland through about 12:00 and then by midafternoon, numbers inland today only in the mid-70s, so really no 80s unless you head to tracy or stockton for today. tomorrow gets interesting. changes in the seven-day forecast show that we might see showers moving away from the sierra, bringing a chance of isolat

rob, what is it like for you to see the lads again?me uncle doddie and my brother stephen. - i can't thank them enough through sharing advice - and showing me the path to go down. stephen texts often and checks on me. i i he has been amazing with the tipsi he has given me and i am in a much better position for it. without these two i think i would be i bitter and feeling sorry for myself. | a year ago, the thing that you told me was really clear was that you wanted to use your situation to help other people who had a similar diagnosis, who perhaps didn't have the profile or the platform that you all have. sitting here together, a year and a bit on from that, you must know how much you have achieved. yes, hopefully that isjust the start. as doddie said, the support has been absolutely amazing and we can't thank everyone enough. seeing how the disease has progressed and affected bob progressed and affected rob and doddie in the last 12 months is hard. you can see within a year how brutal the disease is because last year, we were all able

rob marciano with that weekend washout coming up. first, abc's elwyn lopez starts us off from atlanta. >> reporter: tonight, this memorial day weekend already seeing record travel, with americans taking to the skies and roads in numbers not seen since the pandemic hit. >> i remember last year it was like empty, and now it's -- all seats are full. >> reporter: with more than 50% of adults in the u.s. fully vaccinated, the unofficial start to sumner in full swing. >> whoo-hoo! >> reporter: across the u.s., more than 37 million people on the move, up 60% from last year. >> i feel safe. i mean, if you look at people, everybody's wearing masks. >> reporter: on friday alone, tsa checkpoints screening nearly 2 million people, breaking the single-day record for travelers in more than a year. airlines bracing for the surge. delta expecting its flights to be 80% to 90% full. but the rise in in-flight unruly behavior like this one prompting southwest airlines to postpone serving alcohol, saying, we feel this is the right decision in the interes

you can hear that rob has learnt _ well? absolutely. you can hear that rob has learnt a _ well? because a lot — a weird old makes, isn't it? it is because a lot of _ a weird old makes, isn't it? it is because a lot of it _ a weird old makes, isn't it? it is because a lot of it is _ a weird old makes, isn't it? it is because a lot of it is to - a weird old makes, isn't it? it is because a lot of it is to do with their mental fortitude. because a lot of it is to do with their mentalfortitude. they because a lot of it is to do with their mental fortitude. they have a level of mental strength i have not seen anywhere else from any other person. maybe that is their sporting background, maybe that is why they were successful in their chosen careers. they have taken that mental strength and they are running with it now in this moment of their lives. it is carrying them all forward. i have to say, you have me asked him about legacy, i asked really hard question, what is the legacy you want to leave behind? i said to doddy, you know, on a very serious note, what legacy do you want to lea

rob, what's going on? >> we're still dealing with rainfall in texas, and just outside of houston, this is what it looked like yesterday. in victoria, texas, the last two days they saw seven inches of rain, and yesterday, may 1st alone, five inches just in one day. that broke a daily record. it's also about what victoria averages for the entire month. one month worth of rain yesterday. we're getting off to a fast start. flash flood watches posted for much of southern louisiana from southern mississippi into alabama. heavy rain coming off the gulf of mexico. this is not only a flood threat, but now a severe weather threat today with the potential of seeing damaging winds, large hail and certainly an isolated tornado as we get the heat of the day going here. new orleans, up to tupelo, you'll see that, and a pocket east of denver with a short wave. that will bring in a threat for severe storms and that will push east into st. louis and the heartland during the day tomorrow for the same similar threats and that

closer look at that in our forecast coming up. >> rob, thank you. >>> today, santa clara county health leaders holding a clinic aimed at getting younger people vaccinated. how do you entice them? the county offered free boba tea. are you going to get another shot? >> just for the boba? maybe. >> in the south bay, only about half the people 16 to 29 are fully vaccinated. >>> covid cases are getting lower, more people are getting vaccinated, which means travel is on the rise. san jose international airport is expanding its parking lot. more spaces will be closer to the terminals at $24 a day, but people can park a little further away for a cheaper rate of $18 a day. the spaces opened up today. airport leaders say that they hope that the more convenient parking will allow people to think about where they are headed, not where they need to park. >>> in a driver was shot on highway 4 a little after 1:00 near the biley road exit. they were shooting from both sides of the car. a man in his 20s rushed to the hospital with injuries, expected to survive. this is the third shooting this week on h

. >> let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda who has been tracking it all for us. rob? >> walnut creek will be a location that sees the worst of the air quality and our temperatures that will be climbing through the ninthing, as we see right there. 93 in walnut creek. humidity down to 20%. for san jose in the 80s. as we head through tomorrow, we'll see mid 90s closer to downtown san jose. so spare the air tomorrow. inland east day, unhealthy for sensitive groups. watch how quickly as you see today's highs so far in the mid to low 90s inland. tomorrow we'll see temperatures jumping even more. livermore, 23 degrees hotter now than just the same time yesterday. lunchtime tomorrow, numbers near san francisco and oakland will be at the 80s by lunchtime. for the north bay and east bay, this is where we have therrow night. in addition to that, fire danger will be a temperatures heat up. humidity levels dropping off rapidly during the afternoon, where we expect a late-day breeze to pick up. that will mean wind, heat, and dry conditions around the bay area. coming up, we'll talk

rob is here with the latest on the severe weather and what we can expect in the coming hours. rob, good morning. >> here we are still at may and we have not one but two tropical disturbances and now a newly named subtropical storm ana. the seventh year in a row we've had a named storm before the hurricane season has started. northeast of bermuda by 200 miles. it's spinning at about 45 miles per hour and will drift and then eventually dissipate so shouldn't be much of a problem. it is bringing waves and rip cuen parts thet coast. sheth andt c saw over 18, 20 inches in spots. they had a dam breach earlier and across the basin and this is downstream of that. and in texas you have seen 18 inches of rain in spots and this tropical disturbance probably not going to be named. will bring more rainfall, three to five expected here so do expect more flooding. >> rob, thank you. a lot to watch for. >>> we'll turn to a deadly road rage shooting that killed a 6-year-old boy on a freeway in california. the shooter is still out there and the boy's family is calling for the public to help thi

and rob, let's start first with the markets. we've got a couple things we want to talk about bitcoin and all that. we'll get to that second, if you don't mind but first, the markets in general. what are you saying that look good. yeah. i talked with a market expert today in front of mind. reading dot com and his phrase was its markets here escaping. >> maybe the leveraging from high valuations may be fear of inflation. fear of higher interest rates, things that would be headwinds. easy. money may be the easy money has been made. now that biden's going past a 100 days agenda is getting a little or career on what will be approved or not approved until next election cycle there's a little bit of the rescue, which is normal healthy. we've had a 10 year around that all time highs and every asset class stocks bonds real estate bitcoin and much, much more. it's been a rough day for bitcoin. we'll talk about that more in a minute. but made to sum up in my opinion, the growth is still there. we just need to get to a summer of discontent

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob. >> in the east bay now contra costa health services and kaiser permanente have teamed up to get covid-19 vaccine shots to young students. mobile clinics will rotate a new campus of uc campuses weekly later returning to provide second dose appointments. now today the mobile clinic was a concord high school officials say the vaccines aren't just open to just students, family members and people in the community are allowed to stop by for a shot as well. >> an excited because now i can because this summer we're going to go on a trip to see my dad's family side. so now it's going to be more safe for me and them. >> really excited that we get our daughter who's bucks? you know, we the vaccine. it's in a supporting for the family. it's important the safety and then to make sure that we are as a family and them with others. >> no appointment is necessary. but keep in mind, if you are not 18, you will need your parent or guardian's permission to get the shots. for more details

rob, thanks so much.rob, another great way to keep track of the wind and fire danger this weekend is our free nbc bay area app. you can get specific weather right there in your neighborhood. >>> questions surrounding an officer-involved shooting in san francisco. investigators from several agencies collected evidence after an sfpd undercover burglary operation ended with police shooting a suspect. this happened on varney place in south park in soma. police say one man was shot. a witness says he heard one gunshot as he walked back to work from his lunch break on brannon. >> we heard a loud gunshot popped off. saw a couple of people scattering, left and right in the street down here and a couple of undercover cops running around, looking for a suspect. >> witnesses say there is video of the two other suspects speeding away down varney place. there you see it, towards third street with their hatchback open. sfpd isn't saying how many shots were fired or whether the suspect had a weapon. sources with knowled