rob smith, what say you?need to realize that our military is for one reason it's not about climate change poles or pronouns which is a real thing earlier this week, we need to realize that. my fear is when we are dealing with woke indoctrination of the military right now is two fold. first of all we have very strong soldiers serving right now who do not feel comfortable serving in this environment so choosing not to continue paired i get dms from these soldiers all the time. two fold. the second is there is a weakening of physical standards in the military. the physical fitness test i had to adhere to in the military these standards are weakening so not only are they weakening in, we are getting weaker recruits. so much so people actually have to go through physical training before they are physically fit enough to start basic training. these are all things that are happening as a result of this at ministrations policies. i hear from people that want to stick it out because they love this country so much but

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

why rob all this?l , first of all, they rob and there suvorova ushakov margelov potemkin on the lyselda invented that he dug up the bones of the patyorki on which, by the way , we were not there in egypt rivne st. catherine's cathedral well, let the st. catherine's cathedral be taken away without a car, nothing terrible happened eh, but they also rob the church yes eh -e where they seem to take out historical monuments and communist monuments, and the second is actually a bandit place where they also take out the equipment of private companies, i reported about this everything that has any value, they pack it and take it out under in the guise of evacuation, but in fact there is a total robbery, a total robbery of everything in the kherson region, including historical values ​​and material values. by the way, they have taken out the ambulances and kherson actually remains without the possibility of providing medical assistance to the residents of kherson who remained in occupied kherson for to the righ

i agree with rob. for democrats, how do you continue to maximize your support among suburban voters, college-educated both men and women? if the exit polls are accurate, republicans got almost 40% of the hispanic vote. which is a unique situation. democrats you would like to be back into the mid 60's. young turn out. we saw in 2018 and 2020 and again this time. they played the biggest role in saving democracy or putting us on that road. what do you do to keep those voters engaged? and candidate quality clearly matters from president down. the infrastructure. there are so much money spent in politics. most senate races a million dollars. what is not spent on the progressive side as much. the infrastructure money. year-round voter registration. year-round meal organizing and message. you're telling stories what you're trying to get done. we tend to rely on the time before the election because republicans have breitbart and sinclair. they have much more infrastructure. to deliver message both positive and

let's get right back to rob in jensen beach, florida. rob? >> reporter: hey, david.utes, the water has really come up here. the surge is coming in and we expect landfall 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. the center is 100 miles offshore, on final approach. going to make landfall in the overnight hours. and then traverse the state, tampa, orlando. power outages tonight. and then heading into the big bend, in through georgia and the carolinas, as well. still formidable. a lot of storm surge in through charleston. and then eventually riding up into the northeast. so, everyone on the east coast getting a piece of hurricane nicole. but thoughts and prayers tonight, david, for the good people of florida. >> no question about that. rob, thank you. we'll track it all night long. the latest on "gma." and by the way, we thank you at home for staying up with us late last night for the election. we'll stay on it all. i'm david muir here in new york. thank you for watching. have a good evening. good night. >> he was fired, and now he has been hired. plus, >> things are going prett

but first, rob marciano with the preparations. he's in jensen beach, florida, tnight. >> reporter: tonight, angry atlantic waves from nicole, a massive storm crashing ashore. look at the white caps and wave action here on the indian river. this isn't even the ocean. and this isn't even high tide. this sea wall's taking a beaten. those houses in jeopardy. this road certainly going to be flooded tonight. in daytona beach shores, officials forced to evacuate families from multiple high rises. the properties already sustaining damage from hurricane ian. our ginger zee in daytona beach. >> the storm is still more than 250 miles away and the erosion has been epic. look out this window. the sliding glass door of a home. they lost 30 feet in just the last 24 hours. we had a backyard yesterday. we don't today. >> workers racing to try to save these homes. shoring up the land they sit on with boulders before the next high tide. airports and theme parks in the storm's path shutting down. nicole already making one landfall this afternoon in t

rob marciano live in dallas, thank you, rob. >>> tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi speak on camera for the first time about the attack on her husband paul pelosi, his condition. she thanked people for their well wishes, support. she said, there's no question our democracy is on the ballot. mola lenghi in san francisco tonight. >> reporter: tonight, speaker of the house nancy pelosi addressing that vicious attack on her husband one week ago, on camera for the first time. >> it's going to be a long haul, but he will be well. and it's just so tragic how it happened. but nonetheless, we have to be optimistic. >> reporter: paul pelosi now recuperating at home after being released from the hospital. this as lawyers for the this as lawyers for the suspect, david depape, and prosecutors appeared in court today. >> what is clear is that he was targeting the speaker, that he did not find her in her home. instead he found her husband and he enacted violence on her husband. >> reporter: according to the san francisco d.a.'s office, the defendant startled mr. pelosi awake, soon asking, where's

rob paycheques rather animated over your shoulder. —— rob page looks.last. there are 50 screaming kids _ page looks. it will not last. there are 50 screaming kids coming - page looks. it will not last. there are 50 screaming kids coming in. | page looks. it will not last. there . are 50 screaming kids coming in. let me bring in tylorstown primary school. this is laura. she has been practising a dance later. we will get a taste of it later. there is a word i want to teach you will back home. it means, welsh pride. we spent the day here a couple of days ago featuring everyone who the manager knows in his community and hollywood superstar nonetheless. after six long decades, today wales wakes and dares to dream. yeah, it's been a long time. 64 years. and rob page coming from tylorstown, it's massive. come on, wales! at the bottom, robert page's security guard lives there. he's in qatar, probably, with him. sorry, love. he's in qatar with him. robert — very nice guy. i grew up with him. i spoke to him the other week — a true gentlemen. _ look to camera, der

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. ray guy, a raider legend and one of the greatest punters of all time has died. >> guy was the first punter ever taken in the first round of the nfl draft. back in 1973. he spent his entire 14 year career with the oakland and the los angeles raiders winning 3 super bowls in 2014 guy became the first pure punter to enter the pro football hall of fame and his alma mater. the university of southern mississippi, announced his death today following a lengthy illness guy was 72 years old. >> now to some breaking news we want to tell you about. the brooklyn nets are suspending kyrie irving for at least 5 games without pay. this after the all-star tweeted an anderson video and declined to apologize. the nets are saying now he is currently unfit to be associated with the brooklyn nets saying they were dismayed when he had the opportunity at a media media session to unequivocally say he has no antisemitic beliefs and he did not do it. adding it is not the first time he's had the chance and passe

rob page is a good manager, he's well. rob page is a good manager, has proven — well.r, he's proven that. but _ well. rob page is a good manager, he's proven that. but is _ well. rob page is a good manager, he's proven that. but is he - he's proven that. but is he good enough on the world stage? you wales did 0k at the euros last year but everyone here will certainly be hoping they can make it out of the group. the first big game, usa, that could decide it. a few days later i ran and then england for that third game in the group. the names will be announced on this stage later on. i think the biggest nerve—racking moment for rob page my come at the weekend when he sees some of those players play their final game weekend when he sees some of those players play theirfinal game before they get together on sunday night and get on the plane on tuesday. last—minute injuries, that really would spoil the party potentially for some. would spoil the party potentially forsome. but would spoil the party potentially for some. but for now it's a moment of celebration. we also launch

rob is now in atlanta tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. that move inland and up the east coast is about to begin, but right now, nicole is dipping its toe in the waters of the gulf of mexico. check out the radar. there you see it just south of tallahassee. impacts well away from the center. we have a tornado warning outside of charleston a little while ago. that threat is going to continue tonight. our computer models pull it north of tallahassee and just south of atlanta, georgia. by tomorrow morning, heavy rain and wind here. severe weather threat across the carolinas, up and over the appalachians, in through the mid-atlantic by tomorrow afternoon. and by the rush hour tomorrow, look at that heavy rain and wind coming into the northeast, i-95 corridor. we will see some rain that will have some flooding, but it's moving quick enough, i think, it will just be spotty. the main impacts will be the wind, the dangerous surf, the coastal flooding, and that wind will bring some down trees, power outages, as well. david? >> rob marciano back with

i guess rob page was thinkin: if their chance.age was thinking if there _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a _ their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a game - their chance. i guess rob page was thinking if there was a game for. thinking if there was a game for a them to redo them themselves this was the opportunity. it was an ambition by wills a wall performance. they have been brutally on nest in their press conferences that they didn't play well enough. and yet rob page has showed faith in repetition rather than form. some fans may have preferred some changes as they need some pace in that attack. but keep her more is potentially a player they meet introducer impact. certainly speaking to the funds it must be a win for wills. flip it the other way and they have nothing to lose and this is the opportunity to show what they are about. even if they are in limited they can relish with a source of price and show the world what they ha

>> thank you rob and thank you priors speakers. as a trade lawyer, i have a been a trade lawyer and trade administrator and congress -- in congress on two different occasions. we start with the proposition that we have not come up with a solution on nonmarket -- economies on the size and scope of china. to summarize something that was in the paper that rob wrote, it is important to note that china has gone through way beyond subsidies. including used forced technology transfer, ip theft and massive capacity buildup, currency manipulation and enclosed home markets. there is no trade remedy in the u.s. that can do anything. you can pick up little pieces but that is like if you're going up against a and armies" price and you found someone that went to the cvs and stole a local -- local bread and you arrest him, that will not solve the problem. the interesting thing about rob's proposal 337, is that in. , if you get out of the initiative issues, it could be one part of the solution. we worked on non-market economy trade issues for year

maybe they just wanted to rob him. in the morning, and why not, because no one carries a large amount of money with him early in the morning. well, where is it carry? in the evening i am true. kipelov wanted to kill the comrades of the whites. i would like the medical examiner to stay with me in pyatigorsk , well, yes, pyotr anatolyevich and zhukovsky it would be somehow more convenient for me and my team. yes of course. well, yes, this is my vacation. fool, it's bile water. when i was young, i sang for prevention. and how do i look now. how many years of protection with the locals? katya today in the sanatorium shoot at a person, you are not even just a person at the artist mikhail kipelov , how is it? imagine with him yesterday like this talked. he came out of them in a serious condition, a bullet hit him in the chest. how is it right in a sanatorium? don't get upset. you came to your grief to rest, some woman did not give him a rest. he calls, then some man recognizes swears. so, a certain shum name was kipelov, i a

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i'm rob nesbitt. kron, 4 news. thank you, rob. a bay area.ir quality officials are offering drivers some incentives of >> $1200 to scrap vehicles from 1998, and older to improve our air quality. the effort is part of the air quality districts, vehicle buyback program. according to officials, the program pays owners of older high polluting vehicles to retire their cars or small trucks voluntarily. officials say that older model cars and trucks lack modern in mission control technology and generate tore pollution than the newer models. so if you think your car is eligible, vehicles have to be 1998. ow. model year or older. they have to be currently registered is operable and must be drivable. the car must have been registered here in the bay area for the past. 24 months and vehicles within 60 days of required smog. check. they have to take that small check and pack pass it. we have more information on the program on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> the bear is mass transit systems are still really struggling to recover from massive ridership d

let's get to rob marciano timing this out for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. we're just past the halfway mark and you see how extraordinary these totals are already. 59 inches now in orchard park. five feet where the bills play. that's why they moved it. hamburg, 41. three feet in west seneca. that plum continues to pepper i-90, and it will shift more to the downtown of buffalo out of lake ontario. look at lake michigan. don't want to forget about our friends. they have 6 to 12 inches as this flow continues to come off the great lakes. another one to two feet from erie to buffalo. two to four feet in syracuse. for everybody in the lower 48, continues to be cold. below freezing wind chills in atlanta, little rock, and dallas tomorrow morning. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thanks to you and matt rivers tonight. >>> we're going to turn now to the major turn in the killing of four college students in idaho. what the coroner reveals in this case. here's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight we are learning new details about that grisly attack on four col

let's bring in director -- rob reiner, the great rob reiner. there he is. >> hi. how are you? play you in the movie here. we would have him jump to the other side of the screen of me and play both roles. >> he can be a meat head as well as i can. [laughs] >> i want to ask you both, i don't know if you are able to hear, we were having technical gremlins with you, rob. michael just told a really harrowing story about meeting doctor oz and his indifference to the fact that people didn't have health care. i think about the things the republicans are willing to say that you would think would be completely -- it would make them impossible for them to win. mike lee bragging to a bunch of donors he wanted to pull up security root and branch and get rid of it. he got some applause for it. you have a guy in north carolina who wants to have rape panels where women have to go before they can get an abortion. you think about this stuff, you think they should not be close. what do you make of the fact that despite saying some of the most outrageous things -- tim ryan saying all tim ryan wan

he spokesperson, announce days before the start of the summit. foreign minister la rob arrived here on the island on sunday, on the reception that was anything but confrontational minister, love rob, came to the d. 20 after another international meeting. the association of south east asian nations, or asi on in cambodia, not columbia, as you, as president biden thought. no that we are brought together. cambodia, i look forward to booley know even stronger progress and we've already moved. and i want to thank the prime minister of cope for columbia leadership to nationalization and cheer. and that summit wasn't quite successful. the members actually failed to come to a joined final agreement. if you agree, no collect of decision on a joint statement has been made because the united states and it's western allies insisted on absolutely unacceptable language regarding the situation in ukraine. and it seems that washington is not going to change. is stone. hearing bolling last week, president biden said, the u. s. is military aig to ukraine will continue uninterrupted. and any territorial

rob.e'll get back to meantime, our coverage of the attack >> of house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul at their san francisco home is what we're looking at. we're learning that capitol police did have a camera feed showing the outside of the pelosi is home during the attack on her husband. but while the speaker was with her security detail in washington, d.c., with the san francisco cameras were not actively monitored as they are when the speaker is at her residence. capitol police say that the command center personnel notice the police activity on the screen and use the feeds to monitor the response and assist investigators. san francisco mayor london breed spoke today about the attack on paul pelosi. she says this is an example of why security is so important for. >> election officials. >> he's married to the of the house, nancy pelosi. at the end of the day, we have to do a better their stances live in fear >> an elected official mayor breed says she he's also made changes to her se

uh, i don't really vote or anything else want to be robbed.here is why we allowed ourselves to be robbed. yes, no one took us as a navigator, all gates is sung in one song. we opened it ourselves. yes, we said that this is our entry into the international community, that in this way we finally become like all countries and so on. yes? well, this is how they behave with those who open the gate. this is how they behave when they allow themselves to behave this way, and we know that this was all part of a certain strategy. the second part of this strategy. this, of course, is an absolute trust that he is robin the international division of labor exists. well, well, well, we live in ogorodny such an adele world in which there is a main international division of labor. if we can, after all , sell such and such goods in excess, then why shouldn't we buy others? and who will stop us. and you don’t remember that it ’s not always reluctant to refer, minister of defense serdyukov wanted to. drink mistrals, so be it, and make our navy. uh, well, french d

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 pple, 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. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and more than a week after election day. now we're still waiting for the results in a number of major races. but today after a hard fought battle, it became clear that a san jose council member will be that city's new mayor map mayhem. and i'm grant lotus is here with the latest one of the dog in the fight. but mayor mahan does kind of a ring to it this year into alliteration. it is now official san jose city councilman matt mahan is the next mayor of the city of san jose, his opponent, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez conceding today. chavez saying in a statement, though, we were not victorious, our message will carry on and live within the work i take on over the next 2 years is county supervisor. i've called matt mahan to wish him the best of luck in his two-year term as mayor san jose faces numerous challenges in the months and years ahead requiring that we all work collaboratively with the entire city council

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. now to some developing news that nevado high school campus is closed right now while police and firefighters work on so kind of hazmat situation near the pool there on campus. school officials say all school-related activities have been canceled, including a girls basketball game scheduled for tonight. it is unclear when the campus will reopen, but we'll obviously continue to monitor this story and provide updates as soon as we get more info. the alameda county sheriff's office now investigating one of their own for suspicion of dui. this happened on november 10th. but details are just coming to light now >> a sheriff's office spokesperson tells kron 4 deputy michael's diller had just left a sheriff's memorial service in livermore when he rare entered a tractor trailer on 5.80, near greenville road. we could see the aftermath of the accident here. that deputy was off duty and driving in alameda county sheriff's office utility truck diller was hurt in this crash and had to go to the ho

rob marciano live in florida. rob, thank you. >>> we move on now and next tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi in her first interview on that brutal attack on her husband, and tonight speaker pelosi is asked how the assault could affect her future in congress. how she answered that question. matt gutman from california tonight. >> reporter: tonight on the eve of the election that will determine whether democrats keep control of the house, speaker nancy pelosi in her first interview since the brutal hammer attack on her husband paul acknowledging to cnn's anderson cooper the attack will impact her decision on her future in congress without saying what the decision will be if she's no longer speaker of the house. >> have you made the decision in your mind, whatever that decision might be? >> well, i have to say my decision would be affected about what happened the last week or two. >> will your decision be impacted by the attack in any way? >> yes. >> reporter: pelosi emotional recalling the moment police woke her up

rob. the doctors are not on strike yet, but they did stop work for about a half an hour today to fight for what they call a fair contract. >> uc campuses across the state have been the site of signs chance and megaphone. what do we wednesday was no exception at the mission bay conference center courtyard at ucsf where unionize resident physicians stock to work in the afternoon to demand fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident ucsf and says she's a month away from a student loan repayment. she can't afford very real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford to solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours a week and they can't take care of their own kids. doctor butler is one of 5,000 doctors who have been in contract negotiations for the last 9 months with ucsf. >> the group rallying alongside the almost 50,000 uc academic workers on strike this week. the unity break also consisted

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rob at rob black dot com. >> it's 9.24 and for your money. see why that cart empty. cause food so oh, my gosh. according to the bureau of labor statistics, food was point 6%. more expensive. i think 6% more 0.6 right? 6% the month of october compared to september with 6 tenths of a is always just 0.6. i think overall actually in my head is 6 to 12%. i did. all the other increases we've had so far the right this and so if you look at the pace was slower just for that month, the 0.6, 6 tenths of a percent just for the month. the biggest increases we're seeing in the dairy aisle. aig's jumped a whopping 43 verse. yeah, my gosh. and butter is gone up. 27%. >> you can freeze better, by the way, have a whole bunch tesla is sending out a software update. more than 40,000 vehicles. so if you own one that has an issue, you're going to get it. there's a power steering problem. so this software patch will be sent to the model s and model x car owners. it those models were 2017 to 2021, some drivers to have those cars have reported that the car lost power steering on a bumpy roa

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thanks so much, rob. and now to the state capitol where several lawmakers are voicing their outrage and are calling on the state to take steps to prevent similar violence from happening to california's lgbtq community. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has reactions. plus what we've learned about the suspected gunman's connection to a member of the california legislature. >> the colorado springs mass shooting took place more than 1000 miles from sacramento. but here at the state capitol, it certainly hits close to home with reports that the suspected shooter is actually the grandson of a state assemblyman. >> crime scene tape pride, flags and memorial candles all outside club q and lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs where a gunman opened fire saturday night, killing 5 and wounding more than a dozen others. the hill publication and sources at the california state capitol report. the 22 year-old suspect anderson lee aldrich is the grandson of outgoing republican assembly member randy vo pell of sant

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dominic rob is demanding in a good way that| rob is demanding in a good way that you have ministers whod maybe some people don't like and maybe some people don't like that, but to say that he is a bully i just don't see that like that, but to say that he is a bully ijust don't see that in a dominic rob and there are stories of him plucking out tomatoes of a pret a manger role and chucking it at civil servants, a manger role and chucking it at civilservants, he a manger role and chucking it at civil servants, he denies it totally and it does add a little bit unreasonable to me. i am more worried about all of these leaks coming from the civil service, you do wonder they have to be professional as well as ministers? we never know with leaks whether they come from civil servants over ministers, because we never seem to get to the bottom it. lemon exactly,. i will let you get back to the box set of the crown. in the uk, ministers are considering increasing how many two—year—olds a staff member in england can supervise at any time. the aim is to reduce costs for parents and give nurseries mor

rob smith. when he heard men can get pregnant, he went on maternity leave.riter comedian, joe mackey! and finally, she's got a case of the mondays, and ebola. joe, welcome back. i can't even tell you had the surgery. [ laughter ] >> great to be back. i'm a little behind on the news stuff. we're happy you're not cnn plus. that went away but you came back. >> i'm happy to be here. great studio audience. [ applause ] >> i brought you back here so i can tell you to leave. when other countries start using america as a cautionary tale, that is quite a message. >> it's bad. it's interesting instead of saying, some of the criticism was justified, they make it seem like drug addicts were victims because they were anymored in public. >> they played techno music? >> they do. >> that's a good point. anything else you like to add? >> yeah, it's very interesting. philadelphia almost acted like a drug addict when you call them on the problem, they throw it back at you. when people say joe you're addicted to snacking, i say, your girlfriend left you for carnival carl. his n

rob marciano tonight. rob, thanks, as always. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to the war in ukraine, spilling over the border, that missile that landed just over the ukraine border in poland, klling two. tonight, what president biden is saying, what the pentagon now believes about that missile, and russia's response. abc's tom soufi burridge near that blast site in poland tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as investigators scour the blast crater, u.s. military leaders agreeing with nato allies that the missile that killed two people within poland's borders was probably fired by ukraine to intercept incoming russian missiles. >> this explosion was most likely the result of a ukrainian air defense missile that unfortunately landed in poland. >> reporter: poland's president calling it an "unfortunate accident." the head of nato agreeing. >> this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears the responsibility for what happened in poland yesterday. >> reporter: but in a rare disagreement with his allies, president zelensk

yes, really interesting that you say that rob, that said russia still wants to feel like it's part of the community in life that has there been any progress made on some kind of grain deal that that is part of this communique which does give people hope that this great deal will be renewed at the communique or the draft of it recognizes that it is important that it be extended. this is a deal whereby russia allows grain and fertilizer exports from ukraine to pass south across the black sea, and is obviously extremely important for trying to mitigate some of the food problems we've seen worldwide because of the war. now that runs out at the weekend . but this agreement says it's important that does get renewed, so there is hope here that it will be renewed. we also importantly heard at this g 20 from blood em is zelinski. and i think there was a feeling here that if the russians have a voice than the ukrainians definitely will as well. so we heard a message from the a valid him as a lensky, talking directory to the delegate, talking about the need to end this war. but to when did justl

it's all about friendship and the love for rob.nd the way the burrow family have been so courageous and brave, we just wanted to be a great friend, and if we can all try and be a bit of a better friend from time to time, i think we'll have a better place to live in. the inspirational kevin sinfield. humans could stay on the moon for lengthy periods during this decade, a nasa official has told the bbc. 0rion is nasa's new exploration spacecraft and was onboard the artemis rocket which was launched on wednesday. howard hu who leads the orion project told the bbc that the launch was an "historic day for human space flight" and if the current artemis flight is successful then the next would be with a crew. now on bbc news the weather with matt. hello. it may have been a dry day across eastern parts of the country, particularly eastern scotland, where that persistent rain really has been mounting up. but we're still feeling the effects of that rainfall. you can see here river levels at cupar and fife earlier and it's here and across som

good evening, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this system really has two pieces of energy that will converge in the southeast tomorrow, making for a very dangerous day. right now, it's bringing wind to southern california and the southwest. winter storm warnings are posted from utah all the way up to the u.p. of michigan. this low kind of evolves out of the rockies into the plains tomorrow, drags a foot-plus of snow in through the rockies and 6 to 12 inches, potentially, denver through minneapolis. but in the warm sector, storms pop in louisiana in the morning. evolve into supercells, long-track tornados possible, as you mentioned, in mississippi, tennessee, and alabama, late day. weakening somewhat through georgia wednesday morning. but still, the damaging winds and rain, potentially in the northeast come wednesday. but certainly, the most dangerous weather and most severe action will be here tomorrow, memphis to jacksonville. people here are being told to have a plan tomorrow and to be ready. david? >> yes, please heed those wa

it�*s all about friendship and the love for rob.and be a bit of a better friend from time to time, i think we�*ll have a better place to live in. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. the rain may have eased off but river levels have continued to rise and, through today so far, we�*ve still had severe flood warnings out from sepa across parts of eastern scotland, and there is still some more rain to come during the next 2a hours. not quite the extent of what we have seen of late. but it is coming in this evening across ireland, then into western scotland, wales, western england. some heavy bursts at times. it�*s going to turn a bit more erratic as it works its way eastwards so they will be some drier moments. but we could even see a bit of sleet and snow mixed in on the tops of the hills. temperatures will be a little bit up and down through the night, but by the end of the night most places will be around 5—8 celsius as we start sunday. cloudy and wet start, that rain falling on saturated ground in eastern part

rob marciano with the forecast in just a moment. stephanie ramos leads us off right here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, remnants of hurricane nicole now moving up the east coast. tornado sirens sounding in downtown richmond. >> oh, boy, look right here at the lightning strikes. those lightning strikes are really cycling up. >> reporter: heavy rain inundating drivers in boone, north carolina. hurricane nicole made landfall early thursday, south of daytona beach, as a rare november category 1 storm. and it absolutely eviscerated florida's coastline. dozens of homes and hotels, crumbling to pieces down below, or left teetering and uninhabitable. abc's victor oquendo in daytona beach shores. >> residents tell me they've never seen anything like this. authorities have declared 49 buildings unsafe, calling the structural damage unprecedented. and there is still danger. officials warning if you go anywhere near the beach, you're putting your life in jeopardy. >> reporter: climate scientists say rising seas are making coastal floods flo

rob marciano is live. >>> tonight, will the rail strike be averted here in the u.s.? congress taking action. tonight, house democrats and republicans voting to force workers to accept a tentative deal. so, what next from the senate? with questions still remaining over sick leave. rachel scott live on the hill for us. >>> the emotional plea tonight and you'll see it from a family urging parents across this country to know who your children are talking to. chilling new details tonight, the former virginia state trooper who allegedly posed as a teenager and drove across-country to pick up a .nge d rning the home, and what he allegedly did to that family. matt gutman reporting. >>> tonight, the new images coming in, the volcanic e run someone on the big island of hawaii, and now the real concern tonight over the main highway there. mola lenghi reporting. >>> the terrifying moments for police. their body camera video after a deadly shootout. the startliing moment he's foun hiding around mattress. >>> tonight, we have important news on alzheimer's. a new drug and results co

it's all about friendship and the love for rob. cheering. he's an absolute champion and the way the burrow family have been so courageous and brave, we just wanted to be a great friend, and if we can all try and be a bit of a better friend from time to time, i think we'll have a better place to live in. an american woman who falsely claimed her blood testing company could transform the way diseases are diagnosed has beenjailed for more than 11 years. elizabeth holmes was found guilty of defrauding investors. herfirm, theranos, made her a billionaire with claims that it could identify medical conditions using just a few drops of blood. james clayton reports from san francisco. when elizabeth holmes arrived at court today, she hoped the sentence she'd receive would be lenient. instead, she was given 11 years. she broke down in court after sentencing. a spectacular fall from grace for the former billionaire. and we'd like to see a world in which every person gets access to this type of basic testing. elizabeth holmes had an idea that turned her

let's get to senior meteorologist rob marciano.y, rob. >> we're just past the halfway mark and you see how the snow totals are already and 59 inches now in orchard park and nearly five feet and that's why they moved it and inn elma, eight inches and that plume continues to pepper high 90 and it will shift a little bit more, i think this the downtown area of buffalo tonight off ontario and look at lake michigan and we don't want to check our friends inches of snow as the flow continues to come off the great lakes and we get a reinforcing shot of cold air and another one to two feet from erie to buffalo over the next two to six hours and that's where the heavy stuff is going to be and from everybody in the lower 48 continues to be cold below freezing windchill in places like atlanta, little rock and dallas tomorrow morning. david? >> rob marciano tonight with us, and our thanks to you and matt rivers. >> we'll turn to the murder of four college students from the university of idaho. what the coroner has now revealed in this case. her