one of our rob kids was safe. we focused on finding lexi bus after bus arrived, but she wasn't on board. we heard there were children at the local hospital, so he drove over to provide her description. she wasn't there. my dad drove an hour and a half to san antonio to check with the university hospital. at this point, some pardon me, mister. realised that she was gone. then mister k. s i had the urge to return to rob. we didn't have our car at this point and traffic was everywhere. so i ran, i ran barefoot with my flimsy sandals in my head. around a mile to the school has been with me. we sat outside for a while before it became clear, we wouldn't receive an answer from law enforcement unseen. san antonio firefighter eventually gave us to ride back to the civic center, where the district was asking all families who had not been reunited with their children together. soon after we received the news that our daughter was among the 19 students into teachers that died as a result again. but we don't want you to think

i'm rob mayeda. look at these ferocious flames and a huge plume of smoke. evacuation warnings and advisories are in effect at this hour. firefighters feared this could be the start of a very long fire season. this fire has already burned hundreds of acres north of rast valley. a remote area with homes there. the hills are burning with zero containment. area fire departments are now on standby. nbc's cheryl heard has the latest. >> reporter: took just 10 minutes for this massive wildfire in nevada county to start burning out of control. >> our resources and teams are taking 10 or 12 minutes to find out how this has been influenced by dry conditions. >> reporter: the fire started around 2:00 p.m., just north of the south port of the river drainage. it all began when a stretcher caught fire and flames quickly spread the vegetation. >> he will be flying through the night. the terrain is really inhibited right now for this operation. >> reporter: during the day, residents drive desperately to put the fire out. mandatory evacuations and warnings are in place. >>

rob, i couldn't have predicted it.oin, meth and fentanyl, i forget, lsd, oxycodone. deaths rise by 41%. >> rob: who would have thought. i'm against decriminalization of any drugs including marijuana. this makes me unpopular. >> kalyeigh: i'm with you. >> i'm be you. >> cheryl: i agree. >> rob: i'm popular here. even marijuana make you stupid, lazy and complacent. these policies think that they're helping people. they think they're going to uplift these addicts. they actually harm them. they create more harm that they were trying to sort of get rid of. the numbers never lie when it comes to this stuff. i hope that all of the cities including our city, by the way, that are pushing for the sort of legalization, decriminalization of this stuff would look to these numbers that we're seeing from a lot of they cities. >> kalyeigh: so you get a $100 fine if your caught. the fine is wiped away if you call the hotline. 1% of the people called the hotline. >> it's outrageous. i want to get back to the marijuana thing. i will get

thanks for that, rob.nks for joining us here at >>> tonight, the stunning new testimony before the january 6th committee. a former white house aide describing how she was told that president trump tried to lunge for the steering wheel of his presidential vehicle when his security detail refused to drive him to the capitol that day amid concerns for her safety, insider cassidy hutchinson testifying trump wanted metal detectors removed so more people could go to his rally and that he had been warned they were armed. and the committee revealing that after the attacks cabinet members considered invoking the 25th amendment to strip the president of power the former president reacting tonight >>> also, we're in texas with the shocking details after dozens of migrants died in an apparent smuggling tragedy. the calls for change tonight. >>> plus, as the death toll rises, we speak to the boy scouts who raced to rescue passengers from the flipped cars of that derailed amtrak train. >>> inside the new surge in demand

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach, one of the men pistol whipping the victim before they robbed her. this happened along camino diablo right near pleasant hill road, an area where police say crime is a bit unusual. ktvu crime reporter henry lee joining us live tonight from lafayette after speaking with postal inspectors. henry. yeah this attack happened in the middle of the day right outside this office building along highway 24 . now postal inspectors are looking for two men. in an unprovoked attack of a letter carrier making her rounds in lafayette letter carrier was assaulted and robbed on her route around 12 30 this afternoon. it happened outside this office building on camino diablo off highway 24 in lafayette. i have learned that the victim here by two men, at least very shocked an and so the ambulance came and took her

rob marciano tracking it for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. heat across the upper midwest will be knocked down by a front. hit 99 in chicago, but tomorrow, look at the numbers across many cities. lexington, nashville, to dallas up and over 100. and the next couple of days, i-10 really going to bake. mobile, tallahassee, that's really dangerous heat. and that front across the northeast, at least the mid-atlantic from d.c. to baltimore back through pittsburgh, that's where the damaging storms will be tomorrow afternoon. david? >> our thanks to you, rob. >>> when we come back here tonight, new guidelines for sleeping babies. >>> and news tonight on the gronk. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... ...or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your

rob: rob mcmillan, abc 7 news.an: abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade on june 26. you will be able to watch it right here on our broadcast and on our abc 7 news app and see all of our coverage during pride month and year round at abc 7 news.com/live. ama: in the east bay, temporary safety measures will go into effect for juneteenth celebrations. several roads around the lake will be closed this sunday to avoid traffic congestion and give emergency vehicles access. they show avenue will be closed between macarthur boulevard and east 18th street. parking will be off limits. the exit from 580 west will also be closed. road closures are also planned at lake merritt and grizzly peak for july 3 and july 4. dan: let's turn to the weather forecast and see what it will be like as we head toward the weekend. ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with what is coming our way. sandhya: we are going to drop those temperatures the next couple of days and then for juneteenth and father's day celebra

rob: rob mcmillan, abc 7 news. dan: abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade on june 26. you will be able to watch it right here on our broadcast and on our abc 7 news app and see all of our coverage during pride month and year round at abc 7 news.com/live. ama: in the east bay, temporary safety measures will go into effect for juneteenth celebrations. several roads around the lake will be closed this sunday to avoid traffic congestion and give emergency vehicles access. they show avenue will be closed between macarthur boulevard and east 18th street. parking will be off limits. the exit from 580 west will also be closed. road closures are also planned at lake merritt and grizzly peak for july 3 and july 4. dan: let's turn to the weather forecast and see what it will be like as we head toward the weekend. ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with what is coming our way. sandhya: we are going to drop those temperatures the next couple of days and then for juneteenth and father's day celeb

a neighboring country, robbing their own army, robbing each other . meanwhile, in russia, warlords are, this time in the far east, russia is not afraid to go to war , and the morale in the army is low, and entire units refuse to go into battle. not to mention isolated cases and desertions, but what are the russians ready for, what are the russians ready for, if only not to go to war, our science will tell us, even this is a building in vladivostok , the military commissariat. at night, unknown people tried to set it on fire. however, the firemen were frightened by the passers -by, the violators ran away, so only the cladding at the entrance of the building was damaged, and this is the 17th similar case from the beginning of the russian full-scale invasion of ukraine when, in principle, no one wants to fight , especially no one wants to die, so to speak, too . to fight only in words and all their enthusiasm disappears as soon as it comes to the point of work, it works, it is ready to fight, yes, you can ask a-a to leave your last name, signature , priodicheskiy list a-a, and in case of

he's so chiseled, michelangelo is jealous, host of can't cancel rob smith, rob smith.got a noise complaint from an air horn. fox news contributor kat timpf. and his jumping jacks register on the richter scale, my massive side kick and the nwa world champion tyrus! judge, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> greg: you look very well pollinated. >> well, thank you. what does that mean? you like my flowers? >> greg: i like your flowers. they're blooming. >> ha-ha. that's enough! >> greg: it is enough. it is enough, judge. welcome to the show. how did you like the scratch-n-sniff segment? that was an experiment. >> i'll tell you, the most disgusting, though, was joe biden. i mean, that was really scary. >> greg: exactly. what's going on, judge? what are we doing? >> who? him or us? >> greg: us. our country. what do we do? you have all the answers. >> look, it's all russia's fault. it's all putin's fault. you know what the problem is? >> greg: what? >> we only got 8% of our oil from putin. then with the ukraine war, we cut down to nothing, yet everything is still putin's f

kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live. i was more. the legislation's is going to be introduced here in california. the legislature next week. rob vicki, california, lawmakers are reacting to the supreme court decision. both governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta were quick to put out statements saying california will continue to lead the fight to keep people safe from gun violence. >> social media was sounding off thursday. influencers upset over the supreme court ruling that new york's requirement that a person show proper cause in order to receive a license to carry firearms in public is unconstitutional. in essence, saying all americans have a right to carry a firearm in public. >> a president that doesn't sit right with san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> the reality is or take away the standard that essentially makes it easier to get a gun and possess a gun in this country and is to get and possess baby formula. we can do far better. governor gavin newsom joining the criticism saying, quote, this is a radical decision. today'

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. >> coming up, a tragic story out of oakland. a driver speeding into an intersection hits a father riding his bike with his children right behind him. the reward for anyone him. the reward for anyone with information ahead. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. wanna help kids get their homework done? ewell, an internet. heconnection's a good start.t. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up,

time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. good morning, rob. know you're a few days in the covid. now you. >> you look like you're still holding out. okay. i think on road, ok, calm. so things on that. i can. i just thank you. you're having the best covid ride ever. i've never seen anyone look so good with covid. thank all right. i'm very glad that you're still working and still holding out health wise. so what's going to happen today? the federal reserve, we know about interest rates. we know we're waiting to hear the fed chair speaking an hour or so. so what what is he going to say? >> yes, is to reveal the results of 11 to be 75 basis points expectation. that's one of the biggest moves seen in my lifetime. it's probably be 75 basis points and july and they have a couple months off where we get a lot of consumer inflation numbers. they need to tell us where fighting inflation. we messed it up. they need to admit they're wrong. we both have kids. it's great when our kids admit they're wrong to be nice. if they did, we feel relief. the ecb, the

rob joins us now live from port cost with an update. hi, rob.rant firefighters are inside this large park just north of port costa working through what they call the mop up stage. looking for any hot spots or extensions that could spark a new flame. >> 120 acres in port costa. now look like this black charred soil left behind from the scenic fire that started thursday afternoon. it wasn't the only one cal fire crews were responding to 5 large fires at once in the bay area. according to fire captain david riley. it's a scenario that his firefighters train for that time that there could be fires and that multiple fires at one time resources within the area. >> we are if they have available available and ready to go ahead, respond to multiple fires on time. that's how we're designed and how organized as a department. cal fire says that even with multiple wildfires thursday, there were no injuries or homes damaged. crews are investigating a building that was damaged by the canyon fire in pleasanton. but don't believe it was a building that people we

senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. as we've seen all week, that dangerous heat is feeding some of these storms. it hit 98 degrees, breaks a record in d.c. we had golf ball-sized hail in parts of tennessee. winds gusting over 60 miles per hour in kentucky. looks where the line is now -- crossing the carolinas, watch up in georgia. these are dangerous storms going through raleigh. they'll calm down over the next couple of hours but immediately it's kind of dicey. here's the father's day outlook. we do get some relief east of the mississippi but the other heat wave is building in the central u.s. 98 degrees expected in dallas. 101 in north platt. here we go again. midweek in chicago, atlanta, raleigh, temperatures getting close to or over 100 degrees for another dangerous heat wave coming. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news this friday night, and to the deadly shooting at an alabama church. a gunman opening fire at a potluck dinner, fatally killing two people. we learned

rob nesbitt out there on market street with some of those fans. rob, can you hear us? >> i can hear you. luckily got to me early enough where i can hear you because if you look, we are about just a couple minutes away from people coming down. so like you can see like they're starting to spread the confetti fans. they got like a basketball hoop that they're suiting moves going. i start the parade. get the crowd into it and i'm seeing obviously too far away to see the actual players or not. but just, you know, people with organization have like certain things that they're shooting off into the crowd, which is pretty exciting. and as i'm talking with fans all day, guys, it is like so cool to hear where everyone is from. like i had a fan from seattle who drove all the way down for this parade. i had a woman who lives in san francisco. she works in texas up san antonio for this parade. they're coming from literally all over and they're sitting all over like, i don't know if you can see it. but we've got like most people. sitting on the court or bodies. that are set up for p

carter is rob nesbitt reports now on that rally. that was the 6th one like it in just the last year. >> these chance were called out on the steps outside the hall of justice in san francisco, calling for justice in the case of each of the 84 year-old died in january of last year after he was pushed to the ground in the end of this the neighborhood and he did nothing wrong. he did not provoke anyone. >> what happened to him was just horrible. the rally was held on bryant street ahead of a preliminary hearing for the suspect charged in the case. 20 year-old antwon watson, amy retama park the join the calls for justice for her father tuesday morning. issue number. you be said to be treated equally. >> that is that the probe is up to him got a life. >> how community >> he said safety speakers from several local organizations took to the microphone to call for change, including maxwell wong from aap i youth rising. that was founded by middle that could have been my grandfather. that could have been your grandfather. we need our voices to

doctor rob ryan, interesting _ atmosphere. doctor rob ryan, interesting to _ atmosphere. - atmosphere. doctor rob ryan, | interesting to talk to you, thank you for your time this evening. doctor robert ryan, one of the lead authors on that research paper on the impact of space tourism on the climate and on the environment. sir paul mccartney will become glastonbury festival's oldest solo headliner a day after billie eilish became the youngest ever solo artist. the former beatle's headline show this evening will come exactly a week after he celebrated his 80th birthday and more than 60 years of making music. our culture editor, katie razzall, is there and spoke to us a short time ago. i'm at the pyramid stage right now, the american band, haim, are belting out their hits. earlier, greta thunberg was on there talking about climate change. but, of course, all the buzz is about how in around three hours' time, sir paul mccartney will be there. now, i was down there early this morning and there were already eager fans setting up their chairs, claiming their front—row spot. and

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. >>> good evening, a week ago today, a gunman took 21 lives at rob rob elementary school in uvalde texas, starting today and the next two weeks, people in uvalde will be attending funerals for the 19 children and two teachers he murdered, two weeks of mourning following a lifetime of absence. tonight, for the first time, a phone message sent by parents to the school district while the shooter was still in the school. we've also just learned that this man, pedro pete aradondo, chief of police for the uvalde school district who was incident commander that day, meaning the person authorities said made the decision to not have officers immediately go into that classroom and stop the shooter even though he knew it was an active shooter situation, he, according to our reports, has not responded to state investigators for two days. so keep that in mind as you listen to this recording obtained by kate, at ksat, went out 12:20 local time, in other words, as the shooting was happening and as police were standing nearby in a texas town for a tactical team to arrive, assemble, gear up, and then go i

rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. as we've seen all we can, that dangerous heat is feeding some of these tomorrows.d in d.c osng the rolinas, watch up geor. theto goingeyl meownr t nt it's kind of four's day tlk, relief east of the mississippi. 98 degrees expect in the dallas. 101 in north plat. here we go again. chicago, atlanta, raleigh, temperatures close to or over 100 degrees for another dangerous heat wave coming. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news this friday night, and a deadly shooting at an alabama church. a gunman opening fire at a pot luck dinner fatally killing two people. we learned a third person died now as well. police called to the scene of an active shooter. a hero in the church pinning the gunman down until police arrived. the latest safe space struck by gun violence. tonight, the suspect, a 70-year-old man who had been seen at the church before. elwyn lopez is in alabama. >> reporter: tonight, authorities charging a 70-year-old man with capital mu

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. all right, rob, thank you for that. right now there are parts of the bay area having some power issues, especially in the north bay. >> here's the pg e outage map. some communities in and around napa have thousands of people without power. right now. here's the power outage map that orange color means that those areas with 500 to 500,000 customers don't have power. that's how many customers are without power. it's not clear yet what caused the outage. typically it's a too many people online trying to cool down during this hot weather will bring you any new developments on power outages around the bay area as they take place. yeah, people with air conditioning and not a lot of days. i wish i had this was one of them a time for a look at the forecast as we look live over the city. yeah. that looks like a summer day in san francisco. it looks really nice out yeah. hot and part of the bay area. triple digit heat today. i think we'll see things cool down tomorrow. evening we have out there for your friday night. yeah, it's l

let's bring in rob, keeping an eye on tomorrow's forecast. rob, a warmup ahead this week, right? >> that's right. we'll see those warmer temperatures around san francisco, even though it's a comfortably cool 58 gross right now. we're expecting 70s around the starting time of the parade tomorrow. it's good news this parade is on monday. by tuesday, from san francisco to oakland, bayside temperatures could be climbing into the 80s and 90s. up land valleys, 90 those 100- degree temperatures. the heat looking in towards the middle part of the week. and there's a chance we might see some showers or lightning chances across some of the mountains to the east, once we pass the middle part of the week. a long at the full forecast coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> great weather rob mentioned. you're being encouraged, also, to take public transit if you're going to that parade. and several bay area transit agencies are adding trains to get you there. b.a.r.t. plans to add 12 trains. red and yellow line trains from the east bay t be stopping at the mogollon rim street station before the par

the owner tells me a gunman robbed the cashier at gunpoint last friday. you can see a man pointing a gun at the cashier. and last wednesday she says this man walked out with their ebt card machine. around the same time, a man who lives in this complex next to the intersection says three men robbed him at gunpoint. about half a mile away from the intersection, a surveillance camera captured another hit-and-run. it happened in april. police say a white cadillac escalade ran a red light and hit a bicyclist. the 38-year-old oakland man was thrown at least 30 feet away from the intersection. police say the man had severe head injuries and the driver sped away. >> can't go out of the house at nighttime. can't walk to the grocery store without worrying about getting robbed or shot. it's just unsafe right now. >> reporter: bruce has an open carry permit. >> i've been robbed here. put a shotgun in my forehead. >> reporter: he has lost count on how many times times he has been robbed. three months ago he had to pull his gun out to stop would-be robber. >> we are cr

back to you. >> all over the place, rob. thank you. if you haven't already, download our free nbc bay area app. it will give you access to exclusive radars, see when that rain is going to be where you live. also get alerts minutes before the rain starts in your neighborhood.. >>> the other top story. the push for change is intensifying after several violent weeks in america. in buffalo, uvalde and most recently tulsa. people marched across the golden gate bridge remembering lives lost to violence. here is christy smith. >> reporter: jill doesn't usually join marches, but today she did after recent mass shootings in the u.s. >> we don't want to see this again. this is -- it's not okay. she joined many others at the golden gate bridge. >> every year we gather for wear orange. this is an annual event where we talk about the gun violence crisis in this country. >> reporter: shannon watts is founder of the group moms demand action. >> right now in america it's sort of a patchwork are strong and weak laws. what we need are federal actions so

and where are you taking me for the hereditary experiment shows how he robbed the sarsians?ing, not about any robbery, but we know that you know everything , the old man knows that nikiforov brought you to the apartment. he gave the key and handed over to the panin that on weekends at home on saturday night, sunday. panina kilchenko, climbed in, looted on the site, collided with nikiforov, afraid that he would remember them. robbery ordered nothing 3 years ago. can you imagine how much fun you will have in the cell ? nikiforov had very interesting photographs. the main thing is that your personal can really remain a secret. the key to his neighbor's apartment. what else is nothing. well, panin walked, the first one was in his left bag was. the figurine is so heavy in appearance that i thought on which figurine, not so gold brass, well, then i heard alfred's voice hi guys. and then there was a blow and i hid, waited for the boys to come down, looked out there, there alfred was lying near the head in a puddle. well, i ran away and did not even go up there. what the hell do i n

abc senior meteorologist rob marciano is tracking it all. what are you keeping an eye on, rob? country. we've got watch boxes up far good chunk of kansas, nebraska and eastern colorado. big hail with these tornadoes not out of the question. and big-time rain. and i think we'll see some flooding across parts of southern kansas. the soils are prime there and watches are up for rounds of rain tonight, tomorrow and again on the next day. meanwhile, tropical storm alex, you mentioned it, heading toward bermuda with winds of 65 miles an hour. impacts tomorrow. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, the life-saving treatment that could soon be available to more breast cancer patients. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. what if you were a global energy company? with operations in scotland, technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data

rob made a talking about the weather this weekend.should be good basketball whether. >> 60s and 70s. comfortable if not for the humidity. you will notice it in the north bay. tomorrow, chance of showers mostly north of san francisco. mid to upper 60s in san francisco and oakland. mid-70s around san jose and the tri-valley. we will start off in the north bay at about 4:00. not expecting much from san francisco southward to her about saturday afternoon. most action up in the north bay. the peak rain chances will be heading into sunday morning. picking up on those isolated pockets of moderate rain at times down towards orange county. from 5:00 a.m. until about midday sunday with the rest of this weather system, may give us isolated showers around south bay. we can see clear skies and muggy conditions are starting to move out. the best chance of rain this week and across the north bay. we will see that during the day tomorrow. sunday morning, clearing skies and a pretty big warm-up. look at the seven-day forecast. mid to upper 90s. >> is

so gala rob stays, russia is prepared to facilitate exports from ukrainian poets. but here isn't ready to cooperate. now giving you mind, we have paid great attention to the ukrainian grain export issue, which are western colleagues together with have, are trying to blow up to the level of global catastrophe. however, the amount of grain we're talking about accounts for no more than one percent of that produced globally. we have never had any obstacles from our side for resolving this issue, which is a minor one. indeed, if the ukrainian side is ready to cooperate, we're only willing to do so. with us as the west has been accusing russia of allegedly stealing ukrainian grain supplies, something russia has completely denied. a correspondent whose traveling with a lot of ross has the details about the foreign ministers talks. turkey has been very keen to play the role of the number one mediator in the conflict. and so the conversations between the foreign ministers of russia and turkey are very important . so dozens of vessels have been blocked in ukrainian port city

rob marciano standing by in the storm zone. >>> a retired judge in wisconsin killed in what authorities are calling a targeted act, found tied to a chair in his own home. what we just learned about the suspect and his alleged hit list. authorities saying it contained the names of prominent politicians. why officials are now investigating this as a possible act of domestic terrorism. >>> the plant at the center of the national baby formula shortage resumes production. abbott's sturgis, michigan, facility given permission by the fda to re-open, but only making specialized formula for now. products for medically vulnerable infants and children expected to hit store shelves later this month as supplies across the country run lower and lower. >>> news from uvalde, texas. emotional parents demanding answers in a board of education meeting, begging for change and accountability in the wake of the massacre that claimed 21 lives, as the funerals for the victims continue today. two 10-year-olds, makenna elron and rojelio torres laid to rest. >>> security scare for president biden after a plane mi

ah, these weapons are rob. can be destructive, if in the wrong hands as we have seen in the past couple weeks. so i definitely think that our government's gonna have to take a probably another hard look at the age with what you're allowed to purchase. these are these types of weapons. as a 4th generation you volley resident, he's deeply affected by the shooting. if it can happen here, it can happen anywhere. i'm sure the people, you know when mass shooting started 25 years ago, that they thought their kids were safe at columbine and sandy hook him parkland. you know, and now you valley were forever cemented with those. did i just mentioned this is oasis out back the store where the 18 year old shoot her bought his 2 assault rifles. he completed a brief background check as is common across the country. cameras aren't allowed in the store and the manager wasn't available for an interview. police say the guns were bought legally. texas law has no problem with an 18 year old buying a semi automatic weapon capable o

to the border towns, we did not think and did not understand. it was necessary to get to ukraine to robything in sight with such a dog, on a thin box, a blanket, clearly civilian items, from which hole it was necessary to crawl out in order to encourage him to burn his military bark with household appliances loaded with children 's toys, blankets and even underwear, this time, or just this women's underwear, and i became hmmm , let's see, but they will be surprised, in fact, there is absolutely nothing here , first of all, many of them really came to our lands which even one does not understand what is a normal toilet in a house or in a house says what it is? well, someone there says that it is a toilet. there is a laptop and a junkie, these are also people who, in general, do not have a lot of things for them in dekolenko, this is all a thing, and secondly, what else should be expected from soldiers serving a country that always only deals with theft. well, let's wait when the americans and he will strategize money for new technologies, and then the goat will steal from them, without s

rob, thanks so much. since the ruling was announced, some u. s. companies have said they will help employees who need to go to other states to have abortions. disney says it will cover expenses for workers who need to travel to access family planning care. the firm employs 80000 people in the state of florida, where the governor signed a bill banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. alaska airlines says despite the ruling, it will continue to reimburse travel costs for its employees wanting to undergo medical procedures, unavailable in certain states. we spoke to lauren bloomfield copeland, the vice president of government affairs and public advocacy at planned parenthood, advocates of ohio. she explained who will be impacted by the rule. ohio is going to be devastated by this rolling. the 6 judges that are hostile to our freedom have really like to go higher with republican lead legislators and governors in the hands of bel it while ohio has well, abortion is still legal right now. in ohio. we are facing litigation around a 6 week band t

alright, that's rob reynolds. had a pro abortion rights protest in los angeles. thanks so much rob. a majority of americans believe abortion should be legal, but many of them are also open to restrictions. a poll conducted last month by the pew research center show that 56 percent believe a woman's stage of pregnancy should be a factor in determining if the procedure is allowed. 12 percent disagree, they believe how long a woman is in pregnant shouldn't play a role. just over 30 percent, say abortion should be legal in all cases. without exception we spoke to joe pointman, an anti abortion rights activists, and the executive director of texas alliance for life. here's what he had to say. after 50 years, finally, the court has remedied a terrible wrong that came down with revis's weight and reinforced with planned parenthood b. casey, and has allowed the states like the state of texas to protect unborn babies from the tragedy of abortion. what do you make a president obama's statement that today it's the most intense, the personal decision that someone can make, has been relegated to

senior meteorologist rob marciano is here tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. our fire weather concerns tonight are in the same spots where we have severe weather. in the upper plains. looking at south dakota, just east of rapid city. one of the storms had a wind gust of 90 miles per hour. that watch is up until 8:00. lots of activity in the tropics. three disturbances. this one heading into the caribbean, our best chances for becoming a tropical storm. that one should head into central america. the one in the northwestern gulf of mexico, closer to home, greater concern. whether it becomes a named storm or not, it's going to bring heavy rain from corpus christi all the way up through lake charles. this area could use some rain. they just don't want it all at oce. not a half a foot of it. that's likely to cause some flooding. david? >> rob marciano with us here on a wednesday night. thank you, rob. >>> we turn now to the supreme court tonight. associate justice stephen breyer will officially step down at noon tomorrow. in a letter to president biden today, sayin

you can't walk to the grocery store without worried about getting robbed or shot. it's unsafe right now. >> reporter: bruce has an open carry permit. >> i've been robbed here way shotgun to my forehead. >> reporter: he said he's lost count of how many times he's been robbed. >> we are crying for help. >> reporter: the city council president represents this district. she was not available for an interview. her spokesperson says they're working with the police department, the transportation department, and the violence prevention department to address the ongoing violence. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> slow down in work zones after a caltrans worker was struck and killed along interstate 80 in vacaville. it happened at i-80 and lagoon valley road. that driver took off but was later arrested. >>> the cdc considered five bay area counties to have a high level of community risk where hospitals could come under some stress. alameda county could soon enter that category. that's why health officials there are now requiring people to mask up again in most indoor public

rob?joicing there and seven, currently 6 degrees, went out of the southwest, at 11 miles per hour, after two days sometime between that sea breeze, five days is at its highest about 45 hours, still seeing 70s and went out towards concord. 67 degrees currently in san jose but look at the 24 hour temperature change. showing you that glared digging into the north bay valley. and even solano county, fairfield is 12 degrees cooler and don't adjust your screen, that is rain off of the coast of a lot of these showers will be heading into your sunday and what is left of that band will pass by to the south tomorrow morning. good enough for some drizzle or a few brief light rain showers, but what you will also notice is the increase of humidity, even when temperatures come down and the wind is picking up to wrap up the weekend and we will give you timing on the showers that will be passing by for sunday, how much we might expect and how much cooler the temperatures will be in our forecast. >> sounds

rob nesbitt has more. san francisco prize expecting as many as 1 million people to gather on market street for the pride parade on sunday. >> hoping the message of love out signs that of hate. it's been a long way for pride to go from a virtual celebration to in person, rainbow flags and cheers. coming back to the streets of san francisco this weekend. while some are focusing on coming together, there are groups all over the u.s. trying to divide rhetoric that board president of san francisco pride. carolyn, why singer says is not new it in a celebratory moment. there are folks who are not on our side and we have to continue to watch and be vigilant for our community earlier this month, 31 men were arrested in idaho and charged with conspiracy to riot after they were found packed in the back of the u haul with a smoke grenade. shin guards and shields. >> on their way to a pride event in nevada, city. a pride dance was canceled saturday city council member daniella fernandez says there were safety concerns

rob marciano leading us off here. rob, thank you. >>> to other news this friday night, and we are learning more at this hour after a texas fugitive, a convicted murderer, escaped from a prison bus. authorities now say he killed five members of the same family in their vacation home before stealing their truck. what we now know about the family this evening and how authorities took down the suspect overnight. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, five members of the same family murdered on vacation in texas, authorities say, by an escaped killer. officials believe 46-year-old gonzalo lopez, who's been on the run since may 12th, shot and killed 66-year-old mark collins and his four grandchildren. brothers ares hudson, carson, whalen, their cousin bryson. >> they are a family of the greatest character, the deepest faith, and unrelenting kindness. >> reporter: the children were all students enrolled at a houston-area school district. the superintendent releasing a statement saying

rob marciano. thank you, rob. >>> we're going to turn now to the war in ukraine tonight, and to the abc news exclusive here. robin roberts inside kyiv, one-on-one with the first lady of ukraine. the interview comes as president biden has now decided to provide the ukrainians with what he calls more advanced rocket systems that will enable them to more precisely strike key targets on the battlefield, as fighting againt the russians rages on in the east. russia tonight saying the u.s. is adding fuel to the fire. this major development comes as robin interviewed the first lady olena zelenska at the presidential compound in kyiv, about the war, the toll on her family, and the families of ukraine. i spoke with robin from kyiv just a short time after she sat down with ukraine's first lady. and obin, it's great to have you with us here tonight from kyiv. i know your exclusive interview comes at a key moment here with the ukrainians locked in this battle with russia, particularly in the eastern part of the

black morning, rob. morning darya. well, and i know wall street had a horrible fall off, but let's not bury the lead. >> how can cheez-its possibly get any? she's here. >> it is there any cheese and cheez-its is my but what you're referring to is talk about come out with a new product she's it to and a cheese. it rap. sure what's going i bring this up in large part because wall street is all about product and yum brands is publicly traded. and it's all about getting young kids spend their money and the cheez. it could be 16 times their original size that could be like cheese and meats. got a lot going here >> but it's all about these kind of funky, a little ways to push products weight so it's a it's a tostada and the and the dot. and the thing just the chip is a giant cheese. it. >> you got it. that's horrible. james going to need it. it's shameful. everyone is loving it right now. is that taco bell? i'm loving i don't the slogan. but anyway, john is going to run out by it. but wall street did suffer so

good morning, rob. >> good morning. james mann, talk about enthusiasm when i first got here at 05:00am there are some diehard fans and their seats that got here really, really early. but throughout the morning, it's been so cool to see the streets fill up. i was giving advice earlier that one side, the streets, but the other while they're all full now, i'm at the corner of 4th. and martin is basically the halfway point. we've got a lot of fans behind me >> what i really >> is that fans will actually right on their side. we have one here. this is daniela, daniela, you're basically got this picture here for 2018 where you had coach kerr himself walk up to you inside. what was that like? was insane. and i did not expect it at all. he actually saw me for boss the way over straight to me and even a fan for a long time having him. i like my entire talking to amenities like we win and like you and i just thought that was the greatest anything so happened in 2018 hour 2022, they did it again, right? the dynasty continues. so yo

rob. and ken, according to our trans home, sf about half of the trans community have experience homelessness. >> and 70% of trans people in shelters have been harassed. out of the thousands living on san francisco streets. mayor london breed says around 400 are transgender non-binary or gender nonconforming. on tuesday, the mayor announced her four-part plan that will end homelessness for that community by 2027, including 6 million dollars dedicated to short-term rental subsidies, flexible financial assistance and support of nonprofits. >> half a million dollars to fund behavioral health services. at least 150 long-term housing subsidies in a new permanent supportive housing site for lgbtq. plus, youth supervisor matt dorsey is calling the plan a groundbreaking initiative that he hopes other cities will adopt. this is the most vulnerable. >> populations. and i think this is living up to our created is the city of saint francis that doing the right thing. but our transgender and gender nonc

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.in oakland, parents, educators and community members are continuing their protest against the closure of parker k through 8 school. another demonstration held this morning by the oakland, educational justice. at this hour, grant lotus joins us live from our newsroom with more on what parents and advocates are saying today. grant. yeah, pannick and this group is pretty adamant. parents stood outside parker k through 8 school. >> again this morning to try to confront board members in the oakland school district. the demonstration started as a 24 7 sit in. they began may 25th, which was the last day of classes at the nearly 100 year old school that has been targeted for closure. parents activists say they reopen this site as what they're calling parker community school and they say they're providing some are educational programming, nutritious meals and activities for students who they say are at risk of losing the only public elementary and middle school in their neighborhood. >> parker

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rob mayeda, thank you. >>> four point brutally is call closing one of its halls. after the brewery has served its last beer. the company says that it couldn't overcome all of the >>> ukraine's president released new video today of a moment a shopping mall was hit by what he says was a deliberate russian missile strike that happened on monday. about 200 miles south of the capitol city of keith. ukraine said that at least 18 people were killed in that attack and more than 1000 people were inside what had happened. >> reporter: >>> it has been more than four months and an incredibly difficult time for a mother and her three young children who now call the south bay home. >>> an incredible story, a milpitas jim is helping romeo, pursue his dreams of becoming a competitive gymnast. he's pretty good. elite gymnastics, waived his fees, and reached out to the community on gofundme, to help raise $3000 for the entire family. romeo's mother says after the russians invaded her country, she quickly realized that her home was no longer safe. so they fled. >> it was terrible, s

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. tonight, our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by says we've got some hot weather days ahead. yeah, really do the hottest temperatures of the season so far. looks like these temperatures getting up in the triple digits in some parts of the bay area. but i think it's going to be rather cool out toward the coastline. maybe 40 degrees cooler out toward the beaches. so not hot for everyone out there toward the golden gate bridge. some high clouds up above. you can see the sea breeze still blowing. and that will be the key during this little heat wave, as i think we're still going to see a sea breeze. and that means probably some fog along the coastline. keep those temperatures out toward the beaches. much cooler. but you get inside the bay get that big dome of high pressure overhead that's going to compress the air. so that marine air kind of caught up with the coastli