yep. >> rob: a huge game. >> massive. >> rob: massive. was only 15 minutes left in the game. >> yeah. >> rob: then something miraculous happened. >> serious pressure, yeah. >> rob: can we roll that? >> can bromley hold out? under heavy pressure. the save -- it's in the back of the net. but the offside flag is up. it will not count. they're celebrating up in the royal box. they haven't seen the flag yet. somebody needs to have a quick word. >> somebody needs to explain the offside rule to the a-listers. well, an understandable mistake. >> rob: yes, yeah. >> rob's explaining it. how humiliating. [ laughter and applause ] >> rob: what i was saying, "this game is full of such highs and such lows." >> terrible, terrible lows. in fairness, nobody understands the offside rules. please. >> rob: nobody except one person who was in the box with us. >> quite well. >> rob: yep. he said -- yep, there he is. >> yeah. >> rob: beckham. we were cheering. we looked over at beckham. he was just shaking his head like this. >> that's my relaxed "i love you so

is. >> rob, tell them?. >> stephen: and our friends expedia. >> stephen: aviation a sponsor? >> we sponsor all the training kits and stuff like that. it's pretty-- it's pretty exciting. i work with a company called "one password" which is a digital security first lady. they're amazing. they want to be a tie-in with wrexham fc, so we shot a spot with them and of course put it on tiktok, which is a lot of fun. this is a clip with paul mullen who is our just-- he won-- is it the golden boot, is that what you call it? >> that's right. >> he scored so many-- >> he was the guy who scored in the clip. >> last year he was just a hero in this town. he scored something like 25 goals, something like that, maybe more. and he's really come in and just sort of changed the game for us and he's been really incredible. the only thing he likes more than scoring goals is getting kicked out of games. >> he loves it. >> it's a red card. you get a red card, you're kicked out of the game, you do something crazy. he had been red c

political affairs correspondent, rob watson, o is at the conference in liverpool. rob, the u.k.y more to borrow money in either the government of italy or greece. is that any sn at all of britain's prime minister changing course on tax cuts in the face of these economic turmoil? rob: so far, the answer for that is absolutely not. liz truss is holding firm and essentially hoping the financial markets will change their minds, that somehow they will think these tax cuts will produce the kind of growth, that there will not be vast amounts of unfunded borrowing. if that does not work, and i think most economists hear insist tt it won't, then she has two very unpalatable choices for number one, she could reverse those tax cuts. she could do something else, which very difficult, which is to cut government spending, in other words, to go for austerity. laura: rob, the interesting thing here is how american economists are saying that successive british governments have made financial mistakes, brexit followed by the unfunded tax cuts. if there any discussion thereby britain's new prime m

senior meteorologist rob marciano with those families, and rob is in st. petersburg tonight. >> reporter: tonight, highways jammed with families evacuating in the sunshine state. millions of floridians in the crosshairs of major hurricane ian. >> a mandatory evacuation has been ordered. please leave this area. >> we have about 2.5 million floridians that are currently under some type of an evacuation order. >> reporter: ian's fluid forecast track changes, many floridians have been forced to get out sooner, making for a scramble inland, jamming up haefs. st. petersburg's mayor putting it bluntly for those who don't evacuate. >> after a certain time when tropical force winds are here, we will not be sending out first responders. >> reporter: at macdill air force base, the military flying aircraft out of harm's way. power crews staging in this erian'o 12 feecol is ue wn but tecon,oy' relying heavily on these. they're called weirs. and they can be lowered or raised to help control the flow of water. do you want me to help you load this up? >> if you can. >> ye

rob, thanks so much. >>> we're following a developing story out of mexico. a deadly 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit the central pacific coast 11:00 in the morning our time here. the quake was so strong it shook buildings and power lines about 500 miles away in mexico city. mexico's president tweeted one person was killed in the port city when a wall collapsed at a mall. this comes on the exact anniversary of two devastating earthquakes in mexico on this day back in 1985. an 8.0 earthquake killed 9,500 people. on september 19, 2017, more than 360 people died in a magnitude 7.1 earthquake. >>> we're going to take you to london now after ten days of mourning queen elizabeth ii was laid to rest. lester holt just had the latest on "nightly news." if you missed it, here is a brief recap. 500 world leaders and dignitaries attended the state funeral at westminster abbey. you see there president biden, first lady biden also in attendance. the event combined traditional formality, pageantry. after that a military esco

rob, ginger, thank you both. we will stay on this as the hurricane approaches. much more on "gma" first thing in the morning. >>> we move onto the other news this monday night, the dramatic images coming out of russia tonight. the line of cars at the russian border with georgia, take a look, several miles long. the wait, up to 50 hours amid fears there could soon be a crackdown on those border crossings. and violence tonight at recruitment centers. a gunman opening fire at this military recruitment center in russia. others firebombed. in fact, there are reports nearly 20 recruitment offices across russia have now been attacked. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell from inside ukraine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, anger at vladimir putin's military draft descending into violence. a gunman today attacking a recruitment office in siberia. an officer wounded, as the men told to sign up run for their lives. and this video circulating online showing a firebombing at another recruitment office. at least 17 have reportedly been targeted in arson attacks across r

very, very different than to be rob or me or jenny or jim. so i think when you hear people talk about their outlook who have to answer for it in real life, there should know a little bit more weight to that and i just wanted to give my kudos to my co-panelists today as people who are actually trying to do this in the real world. >> i got you i think i know where this is coming from but i'll leave it at that for the moment. i interviewed professor jeremy siegel yesterday in "overtime. his view matches up with some of the more sunny outlooks for the remainder of this year in large part because of what he thinks the fed is going to do and, frankly, what it isn't here's jeremy siegel >> i think they should do another 100 basis points by the end of the year. the market expects a bit more, but that does fulfill a good tightening i don't think they need to go higher than that scaring the market saying we're going to stay high through 2023 when they have no idea what's happening in 2023 was really not a good image to project. >> all right so that's p

rob marciano taracking this int the night.e begin with elwyn lopez in charleston, south carolina for us. >> reporter: tonight, ian is on the move, making a third u.s. landfall as a strong cat-1 hurricane with 85-mile-an-hour inds. roaring on shore in south carolina's low country at the worst possibly time, during high tide. >> the surge is coming in hard! >> reporter: ian's powerful storm surge sending a wave of trash cans and debris through the streets south of myrtle beach. in georgetown county, authorities using high-water vehicles to rescue families trapped, guiding people and their pets through water up to almost their waste, carefully assisting them as they climb inside. off pawleys island, debris from a pier ripped apart by the sea. in charleston, powerful winds tossing boats in the harbor. sheets of rain rushing into this garage as ian roars ashore, making landfall here in south carolina. south of here in falling beach -- >> it's rainy, windy, it's flooding. >> reporter: conor o'malley and his fiancee alyssa nejame she

you know, rob has -- rob is extremely passionate.ve a sober second thought about this, guys. so he's kind of shown -- i think what i've learned from him, i can be -- canadians have a tendency to be so nice they make ice cream look like capital murder. my challenge is to be a little bit more aggressive with this. rob has taught me to sort of embrace that side of myself and that's really helped the club move forward, i think, for me at least. >> rob, what about you with ryan? >> oh, i learned that as promised he's exactly who you want him to be and i was a fan of his for 20 years and he just seems like the kindest, most honest and full of integrity person. he truly is and just a great friend and a great business partner. >> you say so much is about wrexham, the community. how are they taking you in? >> well, it's -- [ laughter ] >> it's the terrifying part of it. >> we've been so respectful all the way through the process, recognizing exactly what our place is, you know. as an american and a canadian coming into their community, we rec

rob? jump in here.e nuts house members talking about it but on senate side dead silent not willing to talk about things like that, even abortion could go on offense because of how crazy extreme the democrats are take that out of quiver so many things republicans have in favor this year i would like to see what you think about this i think city votes down this year suburbs key or what people talking about china fill up gas tinker trying to pay for staples, things that are really important. >> over the years, there has been a bipartisan consensus to enforce or pass new immigration laws in bank consensus not to enforce them, democrats don't really want to talk about the border right now that is just all there is to it, because, this the whole influx across the southern border began other increased enormously when president biden took office there is no doubt that the biden administration policies are creating greater greater nefz for more and more people to try to cross the border illegally they are doing

david rob marciano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. for that we turn now to london tonight on news of that incident inside westminster, not far from the queen's coffin, word of an arrest and what authorities are now saying about this and of course, it all comes amid this historic security operation as the world prepares now to watch the funeral of queen elizabeth on monday tonight, the images the lines waiting to pay their respects now stretching five miles long, people are waiting 20 hours or more. for a chance to bid farewell at the queen's side for a time today, her children standing vigil king charles princess and prince andrew and prince edward all in military dress tomorrow, the queen's grandchildren will honor her by standing vigil as well. princes william and harry among them, of course, but again that late word of an incident at westminster and, of course, swift action. let's bring in james loman. he's live in london and james, what have you learned tonight? yes david. tonight we've heard news of a disturbance at westminster h

let's bring in rob again this evening. rob, we know hurricane fiona not done yet. we also know there's already a state of emergency in florida for this next tropical system set to become a major hurricane. you were telling us about this last night. so take us through it all, if you will. >> reporter: well, first off, david, ocean temperatures here and in the caribbean are two to four degrees above average, so climate change playing a role in both storms. let's talk about fiona first. now 350 miles from halifax. here in the satellite picture, you see it's looking less like a hurricane but still has that punch, category 3 hurricane. there are the warnings for nova scotia and newfoundland. and high wind warnings up as well for canada. damage still with the storm as it makes landfall tomorrow. here's td-9. that's getting better organized in the central caribbean. we have watches up now for jamaica and the grand cayman islands and we're looking for this to develop into a tropical storm likely by tomorrow and likely a hurricane by monday night, crossing cuba, getting int

rob rentals as well. one of the 2 men suspected of mass murder and canada has been found dead near the scene of the crimes in a remote indigenous community. damian sanderson, age 31, had been sought along with his brother 30 year old mile sanderson in the stabbing deaths of 10 people in the james smith cree reserve in saskatchewan. the deceased is damien sanderson. his body was located outdoors in a heavily grassed area, in proximity to a house that was being examined. we can confirm he has visible injuries, his injuries are not believe to be self inflicted. at this point, asked whether damien sandersons, brother, miles killed him. police said they couldn't be sure they think miles was spotted in the provincial capital. regina on sunday. miles has a lengthy criminal record involving both persons and property crimes. the sprawling man hunt now stretches across canada as 3 vast prairie provinces of saskatchewan, alberta, and manitoba. in addition to the 10 people stabbed to death, 18 people were injured. th

i agreed to rob bandits, got it?and finish it, what do you want, and i'm taking my share and dumping what do you tell the boss about this? and here i will say, say hands, and we have erected a monument not made by hands for you. in 3 hours there will still be things to do. i don't care. i don't meet you. no thanks, the head physician escorts me, if you are talking about this olya, i'm serious. come on, my terrible can see that i never saw him again. stepan stepanovich ready for your attack. well, well, the same guns were fired at the jewelry store yesterday. nevermind, i don't understand why would they kill me? or maybe they just wanted to scare whom to scare? well , stepanych is a humorist, right? and on the other hand, stepanovich maybe they are really stray? you joke, i still need to work better. hello stas how is your hand? yes, everything is fine with your hand. listen, maybe you will come in. semagin is not in vikente now. it, too, let's close the topic closed. i talked to an informant, in short, a vial. he is

i'm rob nesbitt. kron 4 news. rob, thanks a lot for the san francisco police department has quadrupled the reward for solving the 2016 double murder information leading to an arrest and prosecution of a suspect is now worth $100,000. this is a sketch showing a person of interest in the deaths of 27 year-old lindsay elaine mccollum. and 51 year-old eddie wayne tate. the 2 were killed in the corner of 16th street and south van ness avenue in the city's mission district to the north and now neighbors in santa rosa. they've noticed a strange side effect from last magnitude. 4.4. >> earthquake people living along the mark west creek where they saw a dramatic rise in the water level. there. in fact, some residents say a wave of water rushing just came down. the following the quake. and for months now, this creek, you had not even seen, you know, anything any waters, the series of stagnant pools. but then it saw the water level rise by some 4 to 6 inches. >> we looked at it and it looked like there was a wave of water co

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. a coming up, how our community came together to help the family of an uber driver gunned down in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. flight attendants demanding a new contract after they say the job has become much tougher since the start of the pandemic. what they're asking for if it will affect your next flight. also were small dog was snatched by a coyote in a local park. how the owner came to the rescue. more than $100,000 have been raised for the family of an oakland man who was shot outside his home in july. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the details of how the community came together to help. >> a crowdfunding effort raises over $116,000 for the family of patrick low. back on july 17th, the 52 year-old uber driver was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his home oakland's little saigon district. this gun violence has to stop the president of the oakland chinatown improvements. council stewart chanted. we hear stories i've been to so many vigils. >> don't hav

and rob, thank you as always. and let rob know what you want to talk about. we've got his information here coming up on the screen, facebook, easy enough to get a hold of him there. if you want to e-mail directly, you can do that, too. >> rob at rob black dot com. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ here's why every sports fan should vote yes on prop 27. football season is here. but while your friends in new york, chicago, and half the country are allowed to bet on their favorite teams, it's still illegal to bet here in california. prop 27 changes the game. 27 legalizes online sports betting california adults 21 and over. meaning you will finally be able to get in on the action legally. so remember to vote yes on prop 27. it's a win for sports fans. >> 9.25. and i know it's been tough. dealing with the heat goes on and on. but what if you get your covid just he's going on and on and you

rob marciano in bermuda tonight with the new tracks on all of this. >>> tonight, former president trump suffering a major blow by three appeals dourt judges. the judges deciding the justice department can go through those classified documents seized at mar-a-lago. and the former president's claim overnight that a president can declassify anything even by just thinking about it. pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> in russia tonight, panic following vladimir putin's plan to call up 300,000 reservists to fight in ukraine. tonight, flights out of moscow booked for several days out. russian authorities detaining protesters, some of those protesters now drafted to fight. tom soufi burridge in ukraine tonight. >>> the protests in iran tonight. martha raddatz with the scenes unfodding in iran. >>> here in this country, the midair scare. a united airlines flight taking off from newark, circling over the atlantic for nearly two hours after sparks are seen shooting from the plane. debris falling from the sky. you will hear air traffic control alerting the cockpit. b >>> meantime, the chaotic sc

rob is about to depart, by moral talkers through the root. the funeral cortez is going to be taking yes, says to move few moments time. queen elizabeth. the 2nd is going to be making her final journey from bon malls for the castle here in scotland or the home that the royal family have regarded very much as a family home was opposed to an office. so some of the other properties that we have around the euclid. this is very much a retreat for the royal family. the cottage is expected to make its way up the driveway. i passed a smaller group of onlookers than we've seen over the last few days as certainly in the last 20 for 48 hours. we've seen hundreds of people who've been gathering here, bringing floral tree tributes particularly took place by the gates of the castle. and as, as well as lighting candles, it in people from all over the world who've been traveling to pay their final respects. we're just waiting for the cortes come out on its way. and now we did see a large police con boy make its way up. so it should be happening any minute now

ginger zee and rob marciano. let's begin with chief meteorologist ginger zee, she's on sanibel island tonight. already raining there. ginger, take us through this latest track, what you're seeing right now as far as timing, where and when for this potential landfall. >> reporter: david, even within the last couple of minutes, this rain has started pelting us. we are in the very beginning of what is ian. it's really go time for this storm. less than 24 hours to landfall. and i want to take you to the map, because you have to see the tornado watch. that's the immediate threat with some of these heavy rains. we've seen warnings popping southeast of us. that storm is about 160 miles to my southwest here on sanibel. this island has been evacuated. with so many other slivers of land on the west coast of florida. that's why we've got hurricane warnings. and i want your eye to go to orlando, yes, orlando is in a hurricane warning. tropical storm warnings up to jacksonville. watches up to charleston. the track that everyb

rob, thank you so much. we're going to go over now. the details into our newsroom about this school shooting. 6 people shot. >> at the sojourner truth, independent study in east oakland, it's located on the bay tech campus. often teen street the ages of the victims range from 18 to 50 years old. they're 6 victims in total. 3 are at highland hospit.l. that is the. closest level one trauma center near this the scene and they would be able to help out any victims with severe a shooting injuries. that's the best place for them to get that type of care. they're also that's the closest. there are also 3 victims even in the castro valleys. but we do not know the extent of the injuries of any of the 6 people shot. but oakland police on scene there at highland hospital going in and out of the er. that was according to theresa she was there. theresa is here back with us she's outside of highland hospital to reset. what's the latest? >> getting to couple minutes victim family walked out. i i will they were that back to late they wanted to share a

not i would not rob my own father rob. maybe i didn't, she saves easily , i didn't set anyone up.basement asked. either we survive together better, forget it, and i didn’t understand any amateur performances, i missed something. from which ports the main ones became serious people i won’t listen to you, but for our guys. you are not an authority for serious people. and you must return the jewelry to you quickly and stay happy. one you saw that it is necessary to share with him already crazy you are right. return mm, and you, who do you live here for? yes? well, all over visibility to your neighbor is interesting. well, i hope not. and you saw him for a long time just yesterday the last time to sit at home. no, i didn’t want to ask, but to get up. is there a country where he goes at night? i'm also interested, although you know, it seems to me that he found a job, well, we are some kind of watchman. how about confessing? it's embarrassing. okay, sorry. thank you bye. all the best hello hello girl. and you to whom hello yesterday to meet, negotiate, but he did not come, did not call

and rob has the story pive from our newsroom. rob. >> ken and catherine. no one is immune to covid including mayors and supervisors, especially with full schedules that often include meetings with several people and attending large events. on monday. oakland mayor libby schaff was one of hundreds of presidio middle school for the sales force event. you have made all of us dream big. >> her office putting out a release today that she tested positive for covid after experiencing symptoms this week. doctor peter chin-hong says context is everything. when it comes to close contact, tracing a new nose and mouth this close to somebody else's nose and mouth. >> but extended period of time. you know, you're going to be at heightened risk. covid numbers may be lowering but mayor chefs case is a reminder that spread is still possible. the most vulnerable people i'm worried which is immune compromised and those who are they're particularly and who have been said mayor schaff isn't the only politician who received a positive covid test result this week, santa clara co

rob. i'm sorry. i'm sorry to interrupt you for a moment. rob blow to kate has now arrived at buckingham palace. king charles and the queen consoled camilla. i have left the vehicle at the entrance of the gates to buckingham palace. there is a huge crowd at the gates of buckingham palace at the moment of the crowd is cheering the new king there and he has stepped out of the car in order to to meet some of them. let's pause for a moment and i'll just take the scene in a with with members of the public. they're expressing their condolences to the new king who lost his mother what 24 hours ago now and ascended to the throne. oh, what a gesture that that is, the thing i will bring in, christopher wilson, about his world, byron biographer, joined us at live from london. a chris or i don't know whether you can see these pictures. but that huge crowd there, buckingham palace, you would have perhaps expected low decay just to sweep through the gates of the palace, but know that the new king wanted

my equipment was robbed. my vehicle is constantly being broken into.en drug use, a client site is next to the safe injection site and the street is literally filled with drug dealers, probably about 15 or 20 drug dealers around the clock on the same block, one block. residents are scared, i can barely protect his home and it is just really, really bad right now. tom, you own a private security company and you just said it was robbed. there is some sad and terrible irony and your security company being robbed. what did they take? >> they took a lot of equipment, computers, construction equipment, couple of shirts and uniforms and stuff. it was really bad. >> carley: i really think when it comes to homelessness issue, it is crime and homelessness and they go hand? hand, if there is line between compassion and enabling behavior, san francisco chronicle reported homeless encampment cost the city $60's,000 per year per tent. you can get a tent for a couple hundred bucks, what is your reaction to that? >> that money is not getting to people that really need

rob, thank you. of course, this is still a very dangerous situation for millions in the path of this storm, now headed inland as a hurricane still. i spoke with michael brennan, the acting deputy director at noaa's national hurricane center in miami just before we came on the air. michael, thank you for coming back on with us. weer with on the air just been landfall this after. at this hour, what are you seeing, what concerns you most? >> well, we're seeing the center of hurricane ian move inland. it's past port charlotte and moved. the winds are starting to come down a little bit, but we're seeing really dangerous storm surge. we're seeing the hurricane-force winds spread inland. they're going to continue to spread inland across central florida tonight, reaching places like orlando. so, going to have really dangerous conditions overnight. in addition to the heavy rain thafl's going to develop across florida tonight and thursday. >> you mentioned the storm surge. you warned of catastrophic surge, 8 t

he was the one who robbed. a friend he is to me, he laid the cable, he talked with me word for word, it turned out that he loves fishing, we went with him once. that's all the acquaintance is true, and we checked your phone calls here. it turns out you called him before the robbery. yes , he called and asked if i was going to call him with me again, but for me it’s more fun for the company. ok then. good. let's say we believe for ourselves, we were fishing on a lake on tuesday evening. and what the difference is that on this evening, the guests who were killed did not prevent ershov from the traffic police to slow me down. kara didn't work, check it out better, look for someone who desperately needs money. well, thank you, and on that, goodbye, citizen ershov kuprin, by the way, a suspicious former cop, and this former criminal, perhaps, personally and hostility. so much so that we still need to check what kind of armies he has. i understand you, thank you that lavrentiev's car was spotted there in the courtyar

rob knight.he's looking for ways to create a better balance in individual microbiomes by sequencing their dna. based on numbers alone, this is a very daunting task. - you have about 20,000 or so unique genes in your human genome, but you have millions of genes in your microbiome and all of those microbial genes, we're just finding out about how they make us who we are. - that is incredible that we call ourselves human, but maybe we're not so human after all. - rob's quest is an ambitious undertaking. through the american gut project he co-founded, he's crowdsourcing and analyzing stool samples from across the planet. and because it's an open source project, he'll ultimately share the conclusions of this big data with everyone. for now by sequencing microbial dna from a wide array of peoe, rob's pioneering work is diving deeper into the human microbiome than ever before, especially in how our microbes respond to food. in tandem with this, rob's team is also sequencing the dna of the microbes that

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. also in san jose, 3 people have been hospitalized after a two-car crash. it happened at the intersection of cali and center road to this is being investigated. it is not clear yet what caused that particular crash. firefighters in daly city say several people were injured after a balcony collapsed at a home. it happened on westmore avenue at a 2 story. single-family home in daly city. the balcony collapsed in front of the home. as you can see, they're 2 adults and 2 children were standing on. it when it collapsed. those people were rushed to the hospital. and this is a map of the area. we have a news crew headed there to get information on this story as well. we'll have updates later on tonight. a man who worked as the manager of a marijuana operation and san leandro has died after being shot sunday. 25 year-old victor mendez of oakland died last night. >> after a shooting on adams avenue sunday morning. investigators say 4 people have been trying to burglarize the business. they exch

rob now dealing with the winds still. rob, you and i were on the air this afternoon and you were telling us, this is very slow moving, it continuess to inch across florida, now headed inland, so, take us through the evening hours here and through tomorrow. >> reporter: yeah, david, because of that slow movement, the wind here and rain has been consistent and slowly increasing as that storm gets a little bit closer to us. and that exposed bottom of the bay still stands behind me. but we've got an extreme wind warning out for a good chunk of southwest florida, because of winds of over 115 miles an hour for the next hour or two. we've already had that in punta gorda and port charlotte. so, here you go. that will be going into central florida before 8:00, 9:00. then we should see some slow weakening. but even with weakening overnight, we've still got that tornado watch that includes a big chunk of highly populated east coast of florida, includes the space coast, it includes orlando. this is in effect until at least 1:00 in th

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank you. still to come on fox 4 news, why a trip to the store turned into what could possibly be a man's worst nightmare. plus, the corpse of the woman who was found by police inside a pet a little. >> had a little home has now been identified. plus kylen mills live for us from dallas l high school for their first game of the season against sarah state. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. >> i'm taking a live look at downtown san francisco. a flex alert is in effect until 09:00pm tonight. energy officials say the

i believe it'll be for me because she who be speaking shortly, rob till that begins. why was it so important for me? oh, because she the person, it seems like it pretty much was his decision that this needed to be a state funeral despite, as you mentioned, the unpopularity of that decision. it wasn't unpopular at the start when it was 1st announced that they were going to hold this state funeral a give should. so ave, this owner was actually got wide approval in the opinion polls. people were all in favor of it. chance op is probably about the most recognizable face, jim politics, both in japan also overseas. so he is respected as coming from this incredible political dennis de, he, his grandfather was a prime minister. his father was a foreign minister from the town of yum a gucci in western japan. in fact, after this, the ceremony, his remains will be returned. we understand to the family plot in yeah, i'm a gucci. so it was actually a popular decision to begin with. people said yes, he has probably on a since then that have been all sorts of revelations coming out

rob, thank you. >>> the alarming images coming in from ukraine.ussia holding referendums, all part of vladimir putin's plan to annex ukraine. there are pro russian soldiers with assault rifles going door to door collecting ballots. in fact, security cameras capturing images escorting election if i recalls, collecting ballots from ukrainians. the u.s. calling these elections a sham. while in russia tonight, the mass exodus of men trying to avoid vladimir putin's new draft. long lines of cars at the finnish border tonight. tom sufi burridge in ukraine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, kremlin-style door-to-door voting. soldiers armed with assault rifles, escorting voting officials with ballot boxes in their hands. ukrainian officials posting these videos, showing what the u.s. calls sham referendums in russian-occupied ukraine, with vladimir putin planning to declare those ukrainian regions part of russia, the white house warning it will respond. >> we are prepared to impose additional swift and severe economic costs on russia. >> reporter: moscow thre

rob nesbitt joins us now. he's live with more on what you can do from 04:00pm to 09:00pm to reap the benefits. rob, we're in that window. we are. i received a text alert from pg any earlier today as many of you did alerting customers about today's flex alert. >> i talked with the company's vice president for the north bay counties about a rewards program put in place for the first time this summer. the high temps let up a bit on the thermometers wednesday, but were still high enough to require another flex alert in the bay area pg and e north coast. vice president ron richardson says running large appliances later at night and early in the morning will help the power grid that those opportunities run them like, you know, you're in the middle of the night for mike. that was safer, midnight. >> so around noon the next day, that's my use those appliances. thousands found themselves in the dark tuesday into wednesday due to heat related outages. richardson says most of those outages occurred in the south bay. >> b

commander, why are you pestering me with this bank, i don't rob a bank. i can't rob banks. focus all these numbers here in your bag. as in a bag very simply well, actually, this bag is not mine. i am the bag. gave me this one who is not vera yes, not at all. he gave it to you. well, yeah, you're on heroin right now, and with this bag, you're going on a heist by murder. choose a sincere fool will aggravate, you understand? i tell you in russian, why did you get this money? how much 62.5 kilograms net weight? you see how simple and clear everything is. hold plato closer , well, this number will not work for you in mine, i already confessed and did not confess, but you were convicted. on someone else's you do not hang on me. but why is it that someone else’s from the protocol shows that during a search in your apartment , you yourself slipped it in there yourself, that i don’t know how this is done, or what? yes, yes, i myself spent 10 years as a cop otgrohal, and where did you get the money from the bank? the weapon of the shumka collectors is that they also planted it, where

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thanks, rob.ders must wear a mask until october at least and executives right now with bart, the board. >> meeting to decide whether to extend that mandate beyond october. first, just this year, bart decided to extend the mandate already twice, went with the first extension back in april. that last until mid july little laps than the agency decided to keep the mandate until october. but most riders say they're fine with the mask rule. at least the ones we talked to kron four's will tran spoke with folks, these bart about the agency's latest decision. i do agree. >> we're going to medical field. so i see what happens in the hospitals to the loss people coming in. so i think it's a good idea is to have it extend why you say that because i think it's it's and don't feel comfortable not wearing a mask. and bart scott christmas. >> passengers are only required to wear a mask on the platform and inside trains. the mandate again will and at least right now, if they don't extend it on october. 1st. >> hur

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob.lcoming up, san leandro police looking for man who they say shot at officers and fled right in front of them. details on how an attempted robbery led to an intense confrontation and hundreds of food workers at sfo walked off the job, what they're demanding and what travelers need to know before catching the next flight. plus, we're tracking another hurricane gaining strength in the atlantic as it barrels towards florida's gulf coast. t the northern philippines, leaving 5 rescuers dead. the storm also caused extensive flooding and power outages. >> local officials say the rescuers were killed when their hit by a collapsed wall. they were helping people who are trapped by flood waters. more than 17,000 people have been moved to emergency shelters from high-risk communities that are prone to title surges, flooding and landslides, powerful winds and rain also forced evacuations in the metropolitan area of manila. and we are keeping a close eye on hurricane

joining me now is ceo rob luna.ob, why not be like all the other experts and come in and say you'll buy the exact bottom? >> yeah, if you watch social media, there's a lot of great day traders out there and at the end of the day, nobody knows when the bottom is coming and nobody will ring the bell. it's 5%, 10%, 15%. i use data and 15% is a cut and a and p earnings and haven't seen analysts do that and that happened during the .com crisis and that's with i get that number. if we go down 15%, not only will i be in with one foot but the whole body. i'm right here and buy a lot more aggressively. charles: from a risk reward point of view, thanksgiving not bad from the downside considering to the upside. maybe i got this wrong. you're really shifting through the assets and stocks trading under the 100 to 200 day average. is that what gor you're doing? >> yeah, 88% of stocks are trading under the two day moving example same thing in .com and the last bottom and i'm looking for that . the new barbell, charles, is the rela

rob, thank you. we have one more note on all of this tonight.er seeing that devastation in puerto rico, how can you help. redcross.org, as always, their teams are on the ground with food, shelter, and supplies, as puerto rico recovers. >>> now, to news on the economy and the fight against inflation in this country. the prices you're paying really for everything. tonight, the federal reserve raising that key benchmark interest rate yet again in a battle to slow inflation. the increase, another three-quarters of a percentage point. the fifth hike this year. how this will affect credit cards, car loans, knew mortgages, and will it work to slow inflation? here's our chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis now. >> reporter: tonight, in the fight against inflation, the federal reserve raising that key interest rate by another three-quarters of a percentage point. >> we have got to get inflation behind us. i wish there were a painless way to do that. there isn't. >> reporter: today's hike, the third since june, will make new car and h

the rob elementary school where the shooting happened to still shot as it's due to be demolished. renee o'day has moved from benson elementary school in you valley. we've been speaking to a lot of families and students as they were getting ready to go back to school. this morning, a lot of kids that we spoke to said that they just don't feel safe enough. going back to school, i spoke with one student who was entering the 3rd grade this morning. and when i asked him if he was going to be home schooling or going back to a campus, he said that he just can't go back to campus right now. he doesn't feel safe when i asked him why he doesn't feel safe. he said that he didn't think that the police did enough to protect him and everyone else who was at rob elementary school the day of the shooting. and that's kind of the underlying sentiment that we've been, that we've been hearing about here from parents and other kids as well. a lot of the parents have been telling me that they are leaving the decision up to their children as to whether or not they want to go back to campus or they prefe

he is not robbing the bank. on the contrary, and his words, the bank has trapped his savings, and he has been living in poverty since commercial banks in lebanon have imposed informal capital controls since later, 2019, when the economy started to collapse. what we understand from security forces here is that they're trying to negotiate some sort of a peaceful end to this stand off by giving him $25000.00 us dollars. there is still no deal an hour ago. we saw a 90 year old woman who was also a deposit or inside the bank, demanding her money, a $1200.00. that is what she wanted. she says that her children don't have any jobs and she desperately needs the money. so these armed depositors really are not thieves. they are people who believe that they have been rob up by the banks and what they understand from the depositors outright association is that a war has been declared. and that war has been declared on banks and that they will not stop until they claim what they believe is rightfully there's. oh hi, co women

rob marciano in bermuda tonight with the new track. and we're watching the next potential threat. could it be coming to the gulf? >>> tonight, the battle against inflation here in the u.s. the federal reserve today hiking interest rates another three-quarters of a percent. how this will affect credit cards, car loans, and new mortgages. rebecca jarvis breaks it down. >>> tonight, news on the nba owner suspended and fined $10 million for racist and misogynist remarks. what he now plans to do. >>> the washington monument vandalized. a suspect in custody. >>> after months of waiting, the $1.3 billion mega millions mystery solved tonight. turns out there isn't just one winner. >>> and tonight, the new nasa images now in, the spectacular view of neptune and its rings. you have to see it. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. the war in ukraine, vladimir putin's nuclear threat. president biden's response tonight. >>> the federal reserve hiking interest rates. >>> but we begin tonight with the new york state attorney general suing former

they are his received, but they did not rob the warehouse. warehouse captain didn't you notice it? i didn't see it. i'm sorry, that is, it turns out that chugunov himself robbed his warehouse, and then dumped everything on the soldiers. but it still needs to prove the automaton. you believe that the theft of the machine gun and the murder of the sentry is also his work. why not? what are you offering? good. listen, you and i can sit here all night. but you also offer to call cooler and say that he is wrong. and that you're sure that this the lieutenant is not guilty of anything. why didn't i say that? but he did not say, then sit and sit. in the house the light went out styopa do not break the regime. i certainly understand that you do not like my yogurts promised. and anyway, thank you for your concern. you don't want to take my breakfasts? you know, well, i'm not used to this. good. well then, promise me that you will regularly dine in a cafe, and i promise you no coffee. i swear at about 10 pm chugunov drove up to the restaurant, old town.

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rob at rob brown rent. not mad . sorry. rob matheson outside. bad moral castle. in scotland near the queen's casket. we'll depart by moral in about an hour or so. and then the house will travel to edinburgh later. and the capital of scotland, we will bring that to you live here on out here of course, snack wins, elect queen elizabeth, former back piper says her death fails i can last in his own family. scott met then says he will always remember the queen's humanity. allan fisher went to meet him in sterling scotland cosette for almost 4 years. scott nathan with queen elizabeth piper. he would play at events, play on demand, play, tune she loved. he left the army almost 3 years ago and the role he performed for the queen. but left with memories of a woman he respected and admired. for me personally, this wasn't just some one that's on a paper coin or donna on a bite note, you're the greens are the person to me am for me. i am. i had a retail might. yeah, i was, i was actually got it was i feel like i've lost a member of my family to one. jamie, there have been 17

so let's get right to rob marciano there in tampa, and rob, we know florida is on high alert. how soon could ian make landfall? >> well, whit, it really depends on where it makes landfall. the sooner it makes landfall will be south and if it goes north, it will be later. let's show you where the storm is now. it hasn't organized much today. it's about 500 miles south of cuba but we do expect it to rapidly intensify over the next 48 hours and crossing western cuba as we go tuesday into wednesday. tropical storm watches now posted for the keys. you'll feel those winds early wednesday and then maybe a category 3 or 4 on wednesday abreast or over tampa during the day on thursday and then making landfall eventually. you can see the computer models, they're still way out there, so there's a lot of uncertainty where this will make landfall. we do think it willweaken some. severe weather across the northwest and mid-atlantic. another threat will continue over the next couple hours, next couple days they're preparing here in florida. >> rob, our thanks to you and your team. please stay