rob taglianetti received 25 years to life in prison.clined to interview with "dateline". outside, kevin reed embraced his niece. our brother and father killed by the husband of a woman he had dinner one time in his life. a woman there convince keith believed to be single. so overwhelming. >> i thought i would feel relief or happy, but it just wasn't -- it was tough. >> among those thinking about keith reed's family is mary taglianetti. >> my heart goes out to them almost every day. and it's just -- it's a tragedy. my heart breaks. >> the reade reed family is far from the only victim in this case. kimberly roush had nothing whatsoever to do with the crime, yet she says she had to endure being questioned as a suspect, while some italy still struggling with the grief of losing a man she loved and admired. >> he's an incredible man, who loved life. his girls always came first. he was wonderful father figure to my children, as well. >> keith reed's three daughters now face a future without their dad. he won't be there to walk the two younger

rob: it is interesting.ers will tend to point to the growth prospects of the businesses and i'm a huge fan of disruption. i'm a huge fan of innovation. i'm a huge fan of many of these very same companies. it does not mean i'm a huge fan of their stock prices. how much do you have to pay for that future growth? someone quipped in the 2000 bubble that the markets were discounting not only future prospects of these growth companies, but the hereafter. that is where we are today. a lot of these growth companies are priced at levels where you would have to make utterly implausible long-term growth assumptions to justify the current price. dani: not to hit a lightning rod, but last month you had a pretty public debate with cathie wood. it was very fun to watch. we continue to see these inflows into art etf. should investors really be running for the hills instead of running into these types of funds? rob: i'm going to be cautious here because bubbles can last longer and go further than anyone can possibly imagine.

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rob. >> it's a good reminder. all our bay area roadways, on ramps, low lying spots, on your commutes, plan on water, extra water being on the road. you can see it coming down now on the golden gate bridge and san francisco, southeast wind, 58 degrees, mild and muggy. walnut creek with the rain. san jose in the 60s. wind part of our story, too. you're starting to see that pick up out of the southeast. so for the morning rain to the midday. it will stay muggy as the rain increases. highs in the mid 60s despite the fact we have all that rain and windtime, gusts at 35 miles per hour at levi stadium. notice the rain gauge as the game goes on. not as much at the beginning of the game. by the time it's 8:00, 9:00, we begin to see a little more rain entering the rain gauge. by 9:00 a third of an inch of rain. the rain shadow may help out santa clara and san jose during the day tomorrow. the wind is going to be a big story. tomorrow morning wind gusts up to about 50 miles per hour near san francisco by 2:00 in the afternoo

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let's check in with rob marciano. he's in los angeles this morning. rob, how's it going?at. we have the kids here from ucla. they're up bright and early! [ cheers and applause ] or maybe they're just out really late. because it's really early right now. ucla taking on the oregon ducks here. "game day" is here and so are we. we had rough weather moving through ohio. buckeyes looking strong this year. they're trying to come back from their loss. near cleveland one of several tornados on thursday, and we had heavy rain yesterday in southern florida. up to 8 inches in some spots. that's enough, certainly, to get the streets flooded down there. all right, where do we expect it today? across the central part of the country. this is a piece of energy in the west. kansas city is under the gun. tomorrow is a bigger threat for places like st. louis, maybe a better chance of seeing tornados. we'll be watching it carefully. >> this weather cast sponsored by state farm. this is not the only big event happening this weekend. we take you for a ride on the formula 1 track in a few minute

rob mcclure: thank you. that's one of the most iconic movies played by one of the most legendary actors of our time, robin williams. mrs. doubtfire: hello! what's it like as an actor to fill those shoes? i never will because he's a genius. but if i can make the audience feel the way his performance made me feel, i'll consider that a success. [violin music] shutting down for covid probably wasn't a nice reprieve. rob mcclure: no. and i think audiences feel the same way. i keep on thinking about the first night we come back and everyone comes in and sits down, and there's that moment when the house lights go halfway out and overture starts; that energy is going to be crazy. i can't wait. - you nervous? yes! if you're not nervous, you don't understand how lucky you are to be where you are. [jazz music] johnny devenanzio: of all the fabulous spots in manhattan, why the winter garden at brookfield place? i mean, look at it. first of all, it's beautiful. there's shopping, there's vibrance, there's life, and it ref

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> california attorney general rob bonta was in oakland yesterday. warning consumers about cannabis, infused edibles that are being packaged like popular food and candy products will show you. he showed how some illegal and unregulated edibles are sold in packaging, almost identical to those of cheetos fruity pebbles and sour patch kids you got to read and look at it because look at that. i i would eat. it wouldn't even know it would be high. he says california has recently seen an uptick in pediatric exposure and icu visits related to cannabis, edibles he's also reminding everyone that california does have a safe and legal cannabis market. for underage teens. >> who may be lured into entering the illegal cannabis market because of the fun packaging an appeal for young kids who might not know what they are ingesting. and for adults who might be consuming an untested and unregulated

rob fladeboe kron 4 news.ou, rob and coming up on the news at 5 disturbing details from a murder investigation in san francisco. >> a homeless man has died after his sleeping bag was set on fire. >> plus, we're hoping to end the series the same way. it started in san francisco with the win san francisco's ballpark on the giants feel ahead of tomorrow's critical game 5. >> and how long is that for sale sign went up in your neighborhood the housing market might be slowing down. we'll explain after the brea ck , the insurance company ck , wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right b

scripts when rob writes them. >> rob you the best.the latest? >> well, i think that's what's on the way according to lawrence, but out to grab, you know, some of our reservoirs, as you know, benefit imported water from sierra snow melt, but others like lexington reservoir here in los gatos entirely dependent on the rainfall. but the either way, they're going to need a whole lot more of what's on the way in the next coming no matter how much we get. there's more. >> clouds loom over lexington reservoir above los gatos. >> hinting of the first significant rain of the season this weekend. but even the most optimistic weather forecast falls far short of what is needed to ease the drought says valley water vice chairman gary craig money. >> you're going to huge amount of rains and even one atmospheric river. it is not enough. it's that's a drop in the bucket. seriously. >> lexington reservoir is now just 18% full. all other valley reservoirs are down to a combined 10% of capacity, anderson riser or the valley's largest is all but dry for a

think anybody would rob a game store.lly during a robbery it's just a robbery. no murder. and this was certainly a robbery, given the mess in the empty safe. >> we checked the bank, there was no deposit made for that morning. there was 1900 dollars still. three or four big video games, playstations and ps3s and dvd games. all of that was taken. >> the haul totaled just under $6,000. maybe the store surveillance cameras could tell the detective who took it. except -- >> there was no surveillance video in the store. there was none in the strip center that the store was located in. there was no video anywhere. there was video at the starbucks next door. but i only showed the front door. and that's it. you don't see anything. >> who would know that? who would know it was a video game company's only store in san antonio not equipped with cameras? the answer was obvious thought the detective. an employee would know. just like an employee would know amber hadn't taken the cash to the bank yet. then mariano told a detective about

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thanks to chris, joe, rob, kat timpf. our studio audience.o "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. critics are blasting the president's town hall on cnn tonight as a as a commander in chief faces mounting crises. president biden accused of mocking freedom as it supports firing first responders who do not want to comply with vaccine mandates. >> the two things that concern me, one, are those who try to make this a political

kron four's rob fladeboe has the story from lexington. reservoir in the south bay. >> clouds loom over lexington reservoir above los gatos. >> hinting of the first significant rain of the season this weekend. but even the most optimistic weather forecast falls far short of what is needed to ease the drought says valley water vice chairman gary craig money. >> you're going to need huge amount of rains and even one atmospheric river. it is not enough. it's that's a drop in the bucket. seriously. >> lexington reservoir is now just 18% full. all other valley reservoirs are down to a combined 10% of capacity, anderson riser or the valley's largest is all but dry for a seismic retrofit. >> the south bay water supply is at an historic low throughout the state. we are in an all time low and locally. >> we've way surpassed anything that we've ever been at since may be the 40's. >> when we started building reservoirs. it's that graham. >> what's needed is a long wet winter that saturates the ground allowing for runoff into those empty reservoirs an

plus state attorney general rob bonta.gal cannabis products. >> and the health health risks. they pose. that's coming up in a few minutes. we'll have that for you live. so to catch all of that and to get real-time updates on local national headlines. grab your phone and scan this qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to your app store so you can download kron, 4 free. back to you guys. i'm just kids and i thank you. actually rain is going to dress up. right. right. >> she's the only on tv tomorrow. stay tuned and stay tuned for who gets to host soccer. yeah. it's 2026 ins world cup, right. so levis is one of them. members of fee for going to be greeted by a delegation that includes the mayors of san francisco oakland san jose as they all work together along with officials from san francisco forty-niners too. >> and business leaders alike. google sales force v. so they're all going to be there trying to sell the idea of hosting that one of the world cup games. they're in san francisco at levi's anyway, let's tak

rob wilson, thank you so much. so striking _ safe too. rob wilson, thank you so much.striking to hear your - much. so striking to hear your memories of sir david and your reflections. thank you very much indeed. rob wilson, former conservative mp. he was mp for reading east. he was talking about the changes that have developed sadly for the worse in the last few years in terms of security, social media, all the issues that will doubtlessly be discussed over and over, sadly, in the coming days and weeks. to the point about security, a few words coming through from the home secretary. priti patel saying, questions are rightly being asked about the safety of mps. she says, she will provide updates in due course. the home secretary saying questions are being asked about the safety of mps. interesting as well and good to be reminded by rob wilson, it is about their staff as well. it isn'tjust the elected representative, it is about the constituency office managers, all those who run their offices on a day—to—day basis. they face problems as well and they need to be thought

we will see you then, thank you, rob. >>> well, uninvited visitor. that ac transit bus makes a surprise entrance into that house in west oakland after a stolen car slammed into the bus injuring several people and trapping the homeowner inside. now, the wheelchair-bound man, stunned and stuck upstairs for hours. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd talked to the homeowner about that ordeal. >> reporter: after being trapped upstairs for hours, darryl finally came down to assess the damage to his home. >> my first concern was they are a bus driver because the man was moaning and begging for the bystanders to help him. >> reporter: he says he could only see plywood, sheet rock, and water in his living room when he looked over his banister. at the time, he had no idea what everyone else was seeing outside. he heard the chaos. >> there was screaming going on less than, maybe, 30 seconds or a minute after that was the big bang. >> reporter: this ac transit bus crashing into his home on tenth and market. it was the result of a police chase involving a stolen car. cht

will, thanks. >>> let's get to rob marciano tracking it all. rob, time out this threat for us. >> reporter: it's beginning to move east. it's set records in terms of the strength in the ocean and rainfall in california. the center going into british columbia. the moisture plume heading to southern california. the energy will jump into the plains tomorrow. we'll see severe weather from nebraska into texas. here in the east we're dealing with severe weather in the carolinas and flood watches along i-95. heavy rain tomorrow morning. possible flooding in new york city. lingering wind and rain in new england. linsey? >> rob, thanks so much. >>> next, a new shot of hope for children. moderna announcing the results of their latest study finding it was safe and event if in children 8-11 years old. it's a half dose of the adult vaccine. tomorrow an fda advisory panel will review pfizer's vaccine for children 5-11 years old. it could clear the fda and cdc by the first week of november. when it does, the biden administration says there will be millions of

>> rob marciano with us tonight. thank you, rob. >>> next tonight, we do have late reporting here on the hunt for answers in that oil spill n california and now a criminal investigation into that leak. the coast guard also boarding this massive cargo ship that was in the vicinity late today. the company saying it was cleared of involvement. the first image tonight of the 13-inch cut in that damaged pipeline. and as the race to contain and clean up goes on, abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman on the investigation and what led to it tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities launching a criminal investigation into how tens of thousands of gallons of oil leaked into the pacific ocean off the coast of orange county. this as newly released video provides a close-up look at the pipeline's 13-inch slit, about 100 feet under water, but six days after the spill, questions and frustration mounting. >> do you think the public is getting the answers it needs? >> listen, matt, the public wants answers. my constituents

thank you, rob. >>> more breaking news to tell but right now. this is the south bay. sky ranger over a wildfire in santa cruz county that has forced efficaciouses. just started a while ago. burning between watsonville and morgan hill. you can see how smoky it is there. at this point luckily not that big. about 40 acres but has a lot of intensity and smoke there. sheriff's office still evacuating loem in the parajo area. we don't know how it started to me. too early to talk about containment and how crews are attacking it. we will keep an eye on bring you new info at 7:00. >> let's bring in rob mayeda right now talk about the wind direction and the scope you see in terms of the climate. near watsonville what are you seeing. >> a fire off to the west in mount madonna, winds of 17 to 25-mile-per-hour, humidity down to 15%. temperatures there in the 70s. it's a bit cooler than the mid-80s we had out there early today. unfortunately with the very dry conditions on the hill tops you can see humidity numbers here in the teens around scott's valley, between morgan hill and wa

let's bring in meteorologist rob maeda.we keep monitoring this wind and it seems we're going to keep seeing issues with the wind throughout the week. >> we're watching these october weather systems which don't often bring us a lot of rain. but as they leave they give us another round of north winds. we're going to see that scenario play out during the day tomorrow. right now at least a little less wind around the bay area. 53 degrees. mostly clear in san francisco. and in san jose mid 50s right now. the wind has backed off and notice the humidity now starting to recover a little bit around the santa clara valley. 50 currently in livermore. winds have backed off around the tri-valley. as we make our way into tomorrow morning, still along the hill tops, we may see breezy conditions, but this is probably as calm as things will get because this time tomorrow night into thursday we're likely to see the winds make a comeback. the first big change tomorrow, increasing clouds, and you may see a few isolated showers, especially by m

a closer look at that coming up in 12 minutes. >> thank you, rob. get a forecast and keep up with the weather changes, download our free app, punch in your zip code and you are set. >>> firefighters trying to get the upper hand on a brush fire in santa barbara. highway 101 still closed because of this. at last check, nearly 15,000 acres have burned since that fire broke out monday afternoon. at this point, still just 5% contained. this is burning northwest of santa barbara. amtrak lines have also been shut down because of this. 1,300 firefighters battling the flames are hoping the wind will slow down so they can make progress. >>> this week, a new survey shows a majority of people in the bay area are thinking of leaving. in one city it's happening. that's causing a financial problem for the school district. student enrollment has taken such a hit, it has to close and merge at least ten schools. some of them you can see on the map. students, parents and teachers are urging the district to hit the brakes on this restructuring plan. >> reporter: kids o

rob, this is a big one. in terms of how much moisture can fall, it looks pretty big we've been seeing some of the rain moving off to the east. this is the warm-up or preview before the main event rolls in a bit later on into tomorrow morning. the excessive rainfall outlook, locations that could have the highest risk, right here through sonoma county, also the santa cruz mountains, you see the areas in recent here around the czu burn scar, both those locations, in the north bay and santa cruz mountains under a flash flood watch. for the north bay that gets started at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, no the central bay and santa cruz mountains, that's not until 1:00. it tells you about the timing of the storm impacting the north bay. one thing we will see start up pretty much for everyone in the morning is the wind advisories, winds picking up out of the south from 15 to 30 miles per hour, so a one-two punch starting with the wind and the progressively heavier winds pushing into the central bay and south bay, and f

rob marciano out there in athens, georgia. rob, what's going on? try to talk about hurricane sam. this drone was in it. major category 4 storm and now it's passing east of bermuda but the waves are rolling into bermuda and the big waves, big ones, will be coming to the east coast as well this weekend. so if you're heading to the beach, i know some people are even though it's football weather in october, be aware there will be rough surf. i know the surfers will be out there. the deejay is cranking here in >> this weathercast sponsored by ibm. >> thanks rob. i love the feisty crowd around you. >>> and coming up on "good morning america," the latest weak link in the supply chain and the wallop for your wallet. >>> and how about leaving all your money problems behind? the giant jackpot in tonight's powerball drawing. chain challenges and the drain on your wallet. >>> and tonight's powerball drawing. and to be prepared if anything changes. with ibm, you can do both. your business can bring data together across your clouds, from suppliers to shippers, t

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. all right, rob, stay with kron 4 for your latest weather forecast, right.hood, you can scan this qr code. >> and you'll be taken to a special section on our website where you'll find find things like live radar, current conditions and what to expect in the coming days. now to the east bay where 5 kids have been detained by oakland police connected to a carjacking. officers say they tracked these kids down yesterday morning. police say the stolen car had been involved in a crash. just 2 and a half miles from where it was stolen last week near park boulevard. there. police are asking anybody with information related to this to contact them. >> new developments in the scott peterson case. a judge has ruled peterson will not be allowed bail once he's transferred to the san mateo county jail pearson that was originally sentenced to death in 2005 for murdering his wife lacey and their unborn son conner the california supreme court tossed out that sentence last year. we're also learning the peterson. we'll speak at his december 8, 3 sentencing hearing attorneys sa

>> rob, we know you'll be tracking it for us. thanks so much. >>> next, a new shot of hope for children in the pandemic. moderna announcing the results of their latest study finding it was safe and effective in children 6 to 11 years old. the company says their child vaccine is a half dose of the adult vaccine, administered in two shots 28 days apart. tomorrow an fda advisory panel will review pfizer's vaccine for children 5 to 11 years old. it could clear the fda and cdc by the first week of november. when it does, the biden administration says there will be millions of doses ready to go. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: just one day before an fda panel is set to review and rule on pfizer's vaccine for 5 to 11-year-olds, promising news on moderna's vaccine in younger children. the company reporting a strong immune response in kids 6 to 11. at just half the adult dose, two shots given 28 days apart produced one and a half times the antibodies seen in young adults. and like pfizer, moderna says its vaccine was safe in the

bring in meteorologist rob mayeda.k to me about the red flag warning. >> even with wind speeds coming down -- and that's good news, the wind speed helped push that fire in american canyon. stronger earlier today, helping to expand 150 acres. right now northwest at five, humidity dry at 26%. as wind speeds downhill, bair wind advisories have expired, little bit of good news but winds stay strong across higher hills and inland east bay tomorrow. breezy, not as strong as today but keep low humidity around for another day. red flag conditions for higher elevations tomorrow. chilly morning temperatures in wind sheltered valleys. could see 30s in parts of the bay area tomorrow morning. and there's interesting chance in wednesday, could we see midweek showers? closer look at what could impact wednesday and midweek forecast coming up in ten minutes. >>> fire in the east san jose foothills this afternoon. fire department says the fire grew seven or eight acres in minutes. 15 homes were threatened and sunshine preschool and a ch

rob marciano joins us from georgia with more.ood morning to you, rob. >> reporter: linsey, this is the same system that brought several days' worth of severe weather and slowly moving east into areas with record-breaking heat. we had one tornado warning this morning, just north of pittsburgh and that line will continue to press off to the east over the appalachians and into that area that's going to be really unstable as we go through the next few hours. i-95 will get it 2:00/3:00 in the afternoon, heavily populated. philadelphia in through new york city, back through scranton, where we could see not just damaging winds but the possibility of a tornado. more on this throughout the show. victor, back over to you. >> we know you're following t rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the latest on former president bill clinton in a california hospital this morning, after being admitted earlier this week. abc's marcus moore is at uc irvine medical center with the latest on mr. clinton's condition. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: hey, victo

rob marciano is standing by with the track in a minute. but first, will carr leads us off from sacramento. >> reporter: tonight, tens of millions from coast to coast on alert, with two dangerous weather systems taking aim. a monster storm along the west coast dumping torrential rain and triggering dangerous flash flooding. this video from santa rosa, california, showing roads turning into rivers. intense winds knocking out power for more than 150,000 customers across three states. from san francisco to sacramento, evacuations under way for hundreds of homes in the mountains. an atmospheric river sparking a relentless deluge. authorities urging residents to stay off the roads. >> we've lived here 20 years. never seen it this high. >> reporter: concerns of life-threatening flash flooding across wildfire ravaged areas in california. this drone video showing a landslide in the area where the dixie fire ravaged over 950,000 acres. and tonight, a major severe weather threat unfolding in the heartlan hail pounding northern arkansas. storms target

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. very active and after two to four inches of rainfall here in new york, it is still raining. we are transitioning from rain to rain and wind. here is where the massachusetts and not going to go anywhere. flood watches remain up and the high wind warnings up for the coast least. you see the rotation of that moisture off towards the west. so, very slow mover here and the winds will pick upmorning in thk city area. over 50 miles an hour on the cape. over 60 miles an hour, sach waited ground, those winds, you are going to see power outages. the system entering the plains, tornadoes possible overnight tonight, very dangerous situation there and that will progress to the northeast by the end of the week. david? >> all right, rob, thank you, as always. >>> we continue now and new details tonight on that fatal shooting on the set of the movie "rust." a search warrant revealing weapons and ammunition were seized from the set. the cast and crew were preparing to film inside this church, as you a

senior meteorologist rob marciano back with us tonight. rob, you've been with us every night.ut this means storm after storm here. >> reporter: and this one has gone coast to coast, david. the winds picking up here in the northeast. 55-mile-an-hour gusts in delaware. these big winds are pushing the water up the big bays and river including the delaware. look at these coastal flood warnings. we've had flooding rains already and flooding water across parts of the potomac and another couple high tide cycles. it is moving so slowly and the rain that goes all the way back to cincinnati and chicago and the heavy stuff goes to new york tomorrow and pushes up into new england and lingers tomorrow nght into parts of sunday, not a complete washout for trick-or-treaters but certainly a messy weekend for a good chunk of the east. david. >> all right, safe trick-or-treating with your two little ones, rob, thank you. >>> we've been following president biden on the world stage. today the 90-minute closed door meeting with pope francis at the vatican and what the president said afterward. wha

rob, thanks so much. rob mcbride, there are correspondence in hong hong. plenty more grounds still to cover for you here on the news are including why iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region could be a game changer as the country gears up for parliamentary elections. also, i'm going to smith in moscow where cove it look down the rising social inequality of lead to an explosion, and the popularity of benefits and in sport to major league baseball is great rivals are meeting in the playoffs. the 1st time santa has the details with that in the sports limit. i about 2000 refugees and my grants are in hiding after escaping from a libyan detention center. video posted online shows people running out into the street on friday. at least 6 people was shot and killed by gods during the keels of the past week or so. thousands of migrants were rounded up in a major crack done on a trainer, joins us from tripoli, mac, how can 2000 people have managed to stage an escape? well, as you said, peter, this comes after a week

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rob smith![cheers and applause]. >> greg: his voice cracks more than the liberty bell, comedian, joe machi. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: she is a like gerbil. kat timpf. >> greg: and when golden coral sees him coming they surrender. my massive side kick tyrus. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: for no particular reason, you are a gay super hero. >> i guess so, yes. >> greg: you fought for our country and you are gay. what do you make of this progress or tmi? >> as a practicing homosexual i am glad you came to me first. first of all i hate this reconing of iconic characters we have. making them bisexual. >> greg: what is that? >> it means they are making something new out of what was there before. instead of having something completely new. as a gay guy it would be cool to have an original gay super hero and i say the same conversation about making james bond black. i want a cool super spy that is black that is completely knew. >> greg: separate but schedule. -- equal. it makes sense. just

rob: it is a fun show, happy halloween. i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. julian: tens of thousands of people showing up at the golden gate park th

our meteorologist rob mayeda is with us. let's talk about where this is exactly because i know right now we're getting a lot of calls from people in morgan hill, in gilroy, down in capitola and aptos. they're seeing the smoke, very concerned of course. hey, is this fire and the flames near us? >> the smoke is covering a wide area from watsonville, gilroy, aptos area. but the fire itself starting on the western side of mount madonna. so these are the areas, some of these ranch areas, stable areas there on the west side of mount madonna that are under evacuation orders. >> so not populated areas, but could this fire be headed towards towns and cities? >> right now, the fire about 120 acres estimated in size, affecting mainly some of the foothill areas, some ranching and stable areas that are up to the northeast of cor lee toes on the western side of mount madonna. the wind was a factor. 1 went from 40 acres to 120 in pretty quick timing. we're continuing to watch to see if any of those evacuation warnings to the northeast and

in the center virtual seat, rob smith, turning point usa contributor and host of "rob smith is problematic. we love them. speaker nancy pelosi pushing the deadline down to vote on the president's multitrillion dollar agenda to halloween after moderates and progressives failed to reach an agreement. incentive are engaging in a respectable debate, protesters followed cinema into the restroom where she teaches at arizona state university. >> i am heading out. >> is a real moment. >> we need to build back that are plan right now. >> we knocked on doors. solutions to the build back better plan. we knocked on doors for you to get you elected. just how we got you elected, we can get you out of office if you don't support what you promised us. >> human trafficking. >> harris: as much as senator sinema, that group of protesters on kayaks confronted senator manchin. ironically he agreed with his progressive -- with their progressive talking points. >> a lot of poverty. what are you going to do for the poor in west virginia? we need to tax the rich. >> i agree. everyone should pay their fair share. >

let's get back to rob marciano, with us again tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. that same system that brought the flooding in the southeast will kick start this coastal storm across the carolinas. 40% chance of it becoming a tropical cyclone. maybe the next named storm of wanda. either way, it will head towards north carolina. look out, it will be windy as well through the mid-atlantic, even up through new york. whether or not it's a named storm doesn't matter. going to be a messy weekend from the carolinas to new york. >> name or not it's going to be a mess. rob, thank you. >>> we continue here and to the urgent search for a 3-year-old boy in texasha vanished three days ago as his mother was bringing the groceries inside. the boy followed the dog into the woods and as authorities say only the dog returned. here's marcus moore. >> reporter: northwest of houston tonight, multiple agencies including the fbi, along with civilian searchers, searching for a third day for 3-year-old christopher ramirez. >> at this moment, i have absolutely no leads to give you. we have

he's going to be ♪ they're robbing me they're robbing me i can't do anything ♪ oh, man. glad shakira's okay. >> announcer: coming to you from the heart of times square, the most important place on earth, it's "the daily show." tonight: start worrying about your shol day shopping now. the n.b.a. gets covid. and jake gyllenhall! this is "the daily show," with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what's going on everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. let's jump strapt into the headlines. our first story is about the covid vaccine, best way of discovering how crazy a person recently employers have been begun telling people they either have to get the shot or they lose their job. except for nathan, he's losing his job even if he does get the shot. because that's not what copy machines are for, nathan! and it turns out that while a lot of people said they would never get the vaccine, being forced to make a choice has altered their calculations. >> in our health lead, vaccine mandates for healthcare workers seem to be working. the vast majority who faced a monday dead

i like seeing rob. >> you're special, rob. that's what it is. >> thank you for saying that. such sincerity. navy cat.os, i know you're not - but you have friends there, no doubt about it. >> of course. >> this is annapolis, maryland. look at that. flooding there. some of the worst they have seen in years. all that water pushing up from the chesapeake that we're all experiencing in the northeastern third of the country and heavy winds, 55 to 60-mile-per-hour winds from long island back through delaware and power out around the baltimore area and more video out of the chesapeake bay area with the waves with that water. so coastal flooding still a problem off the potomac as well. the delaware river and bay still have a couple more high tide cycles to deal with. this low is moving so slowly and we just have that circulation out of the southeast off the ocean. so another round of heavy rain potentially as well for parts of the northeast. then beginning to wind things down a little bit tomorrow for the big day for the kids but rather unsettled. the rest of the country looks pretty

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob. food and drug administration has given the thumbs up to giving covid-19 booster shots to those. >> who initially received the moderna and johnson and johnson vaccines. this follows last month's approval of boosters for pfizer recipients. the fda authorized a 3rd moderna shot for seniors and others at high risk from covid-19 because of their health problems or jobs or living conditions. 6 months after their last shot for j j's single-shot vaccine. the fda says anyone no matter their age can get a second dose. at least 2 months following their initial vaccination. the fda is also allowing people to get any brand of booster regardless of which vaccination that people got first our first in kerman spoke to infectious disease experts about this mix in match approach and about a new variant that out there starting circulate. he joins us now live in san francisco. dan. >> that's right, vicki. you know, if you go to your near his pharmacy like this one. you don't necessarily have to get the s

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob. team has identified someone who they believe. >> is the zodiac killer. the team of more than 3 dozen retired law enforcement officers forensic experts and journalists. they have been investigating the unsolved killings in the bay area. back in the 1960's and today they identified a man named gary francis post as they say, that is the likely. so yeah, killer. they say forensic evidence, a new photos brought them to this conclusion post di did back in 2018 a crime for has an interview with the so-called case breakers tonight. and we're going have a full report coming up at 8 o'clock. can't wait for that. still ahead tonight, more affordable and accessible the new plan to give californians a chance to go to college. >> and you might want to stock up on cereal. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. my auntie called me. don s

live in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob.ng tonight, the city of pleasanton is expected to declare a local drought emergency. the city will likely also mandate that pleasanton water customers reduce their water use by 15%. city staff is recommending the council adopt the urgency ordinance and hire part-time temporary employees to staff the city's drought call center help with the assistance program and respond to reports of leaks, water waste in general noncompliance pleasanton city staff is not recommending activating drought rates or excessive use penalties as of now, though, those could come down the road if goals are not met and if the drought gets worse. >> you may begin to notice some changes in your water if you're an east bay mud customer the district normally gets its water from the mccollum the river. but because so much extra water is needed due to our dry conditions. why east bay mud is going to start pulling about 11 billion gallons from the sacramento river between now and february water. district officials say

then tomorrow, washington, d.c., rob timing this out. york city.- >>> and news tonight on queen elizabeth an her health. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin tonight with late word coming in that former new york governor andrew cuomo has been charged with a sex crime. a criminal complaint has been filed against cuomo. cuomo resigned in august amid sexual harassment allegations from 11 women, including a state trooper on his security detail. in this new complaint, the former new york governor is accused of groping a former aide at the executive mansion in albany last december. the complaint calling it, quote, intentional and degrading. will tishas james, who led the initial investigation against cuomo, saying the charge validates her findings. tonight, the former governor's attorney saying in a statement a short time ago that governor cuomo has never assaulted anyone. abc's stephanie ramos leading us off. >> reporter: he resigned in disgrace, and tonight, former new york gove