>> rob: oh, yes, i know. gwyneth and oprah, and the big ones, i get to talk to people that i get to nerd out to that i don't know like jan created the role himself, he has a book out that is great and i had him on and i was talking about -- we are both sober, and i got sober three, two years ago. >> kelly: that is awesome! [applause] >> rob: thanks! i set my cap and i got sober! >> kelly: nice callback. >> rob: that's right, so i was newly sober, and it was backstage at a rolling stones concert, and keith richards said, why don't you come back to the hotel and party with me later! and i had this, i was like okay, i'm either going to party with keith richards and not be sober, or i'm going to turn down keith richards! to go party with, like whatever it is? and i remembered i did not do it, but it was one of those -- >> kelly: good for you, that's hard, if you turned on something that rad, you knew that you needed to make a change in your life. you know that, you know? and that's a good point. >> rob: i felt li

it is all about friendship, and the love for rob.me incredible people along the journey from edinburgh, but there is one thing for sure, that our country cares, it cares about people that need help, and that mnd community need us. ladies and gentlemen, please show your appreciation for kevin sinfield and his amazing support team. kevin sinfield and his team raised more than £2.25 million, butjust as important was the increased awareness of mnd, and giving a voice to those whose lives are blighted by this terrible, incurable and cruel disease. hello there. the first week of january 2023 looks pretty unsettled, with low pressure systems moving in off the atlantic, bringing some wind and rain at times. it will generally be on the mild side, but there will be some drier, chillier, more settled interludes in between these areas of low pressure — one such settled period will be through today, bank holiday monday, thanks this ridge of high pressure which should bring us a lot of dry and sunny weather around, but it will be colder than what

[applause] how are you rob? >> rob: it's nice to hear joe grogan singing your praises. i can get at this point. you know what i mean? i'm a very lonely man rob. we make of the stuff so far? the shifts everything going what is your take away? >> rob: i think that, i think that mccarthy is right. i'm thinking get the global entry known him saying? sorry, we got to take you and fang banged to go to the other line. where the x-ray your balls. get in there. [laughs] [laughs] >> greg: how did he not know that she wasn't a spy? who is named that and not a spy? [laughs] [laughs] >> rob: are of an answer for that, there is no answer. >> greg: it seems like the republicans are fighting. >> rob: it is, we are in an interesting place right now will be asked to have an opposition who can do something which is good. it's not by a lot, it's enough. i'll take enough right now. any opposition to authoritarianism on care what side you're on let's go for it. >> greg: exactly you need to have sued two sides bill and you have two sides. one that's fun and when that's flirty. i don't even kn

it is all about friendship, and the love for rob.met some incredible people along the journey from edinburgh, but there is one thing for sure, that our country cares, it cares about people that need help, and that mnd community need us. ladies and gentlemen, please show your appreciation for kevin sinfield and his amazing support team. kevin sinfield and his team raised more than £2.25 million, butjust as important was the increased awareness of mnd, and giving a voice to those whose lives are blighted by this terrible, incurable and cruel disease. hello there. today has been a largely dry day with more sunshine around, but it's also been colder. as we head into tomorrow, the weather's going to look and feel very different. temperatures will be higher, the winds will be stronger. and we've got more cloud and some rain coming in as well. this was the window of calmer weather that we've been in. but if we look out in the atlantic, all this cloud is massing and this is where our weather's coming from. a few weather fronts will bring not

it's rob lowe, everybody. hey, rob. what are you doing?> i was just in the greenroom knocking off a set of push-ups and i heard you introduce me. [ laughter ] i want to say, that's one of the nicest introductions i've ever heard, thank you. >> jimmy: oh, um -- i'm actually very sorry. i can see how you'd be confused. but i was talking about tom brady. i wasn't -- [ laughter ] -- introducing you. >> oh. i don't mean to be dramatic, but this might be the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: please, don't be embarrassed. it makes sense that you would be confused -- you also look incredible for a man in his 60s. i mean, you look great.p[ cheer] >> i'm in my 50s. >> jimmy: i meant 50s. you know i meant 50s. >> okay. >> jimmy: you invited me to your 50th birthday party. >> yes, and you didn't come. >> jimmy: right, but -- i knew when it was. [ laughter ] and it wasn't that long ago. and so you're in your 50s. stop it, though, you're perfect, you're a perfect human specimen. i think you look better than tom b

that's right, rob. as i said about a decade ago, android was just about 10 percent and there were so many other mobile operating systems that we have simply not forgotten that, oh, they used to be a simeon, they used to be a blackberry. they used to be even a samsung office, but now all of those has have vanished and are 90. 5 percent of the market is controlled by google's android. apple also has a big market share, but is significantly lower as compared to android. why apple has not been able to outsmart android is because of, i believe it's because of the prices are apple. phones are high in phones here in india, and a large number of the people mobile users in the country use a slightly inexpensive mobile phones. and android is, has now become the dominant operating system on all those mobile phones. eventually, even mobile manufacturers like samsung, that used to have their own operating systems decided to adopt android and give her good bye to their own operating so. so a mix of various factors an

now we have rob hur catching up to speed here.van, is it too soon, especially given everything that we know and we're being told from the president and the administration that they are cooperating, they are the ones who proactively reached out to the doj, again there's a lot more to learn here, but is there any liability at this point that the current president could face? >> yeah, there absolutely is, in the order that the attorney general signed to appoint rob hur, they talk about the possible crime that would be prosecuted or investigated here, and it talks about the unauthorized -- the possible unauthorized removal and retention of classified documents and other records. and that's the crime that is being investigated here. the question is, was this willful, was this something that the president or anyone else may have done on purpose? that is the pursuit here by the fbi and rob hur, the new special counsel looking into this. the white house has made clear in all of their statements that the president, president biden, was not

jeff. >> rob, 80-plus miles per hour already reported? >> up in the marin hills. >> intense, intense. while that wind is expected to begin to taper off by tomorrow afternoon and evening, it's still going to be a tough go the next 18 hours. that's why we're advising you to stay indoors, not be driving out and about. even once some of these, traem downpours are done, we're still going to have the gusts with us overnight. on top of that, we're in a flood watch for all of the bay area with the dangerous creeks and rivers. i wanted to update you on this. we have this flood warning on the russian river in guerneville, looking like it's going to reach 35 feet tomorrow and friday. that's above flood stage. here is the other one. sunday and monday, it will continue to increase, potentially getting up to 40 feet which would be major flood potential. audrey and raj, everybody that lives up here, they know about this danger living near the beautiful russian river. now is the time to start thinking about those plans. 40 feet, again, that's considered

. >> because, rob, citi today does just that match they downgrade u.s. equities to underrate good news, peaking rates they say there may even be cuts in the year. that's optimistic. that's what you hear from people who are bullish. the bad news eps earnings per share is contract. and what the fed has already done is enough to mean earnings are going to contract even further. we still haven't had much filter through the system other than the obvious effects in real estate where mortgage rates react more dramatically and more quickly. what do you make of that, their call >> listen, i think they're pretty right, and we've been cautious, we continue to be cautious i think you've got two things working against the market the one is a fed that is going to continue to stay engaged. i think it's too early to break out the champagne. for jimmy here they've got a goldilocks print today we'll get moreinformation next week with the atlanta fed tracker where they look at wage growth and we'll see but you hit the on the head. earnings coming in acts as a ceiling for v

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. yeah. just essentials, rob. so anybody can. >> give anything, certainly those 40 or so families really appreciate that. rob has been live for us today in half moon bay. thank you, rob. >> coming up, the east bay teacher assault employee during class. knd it's all caught on video how the school district is responding and we'll take a look at how folks in orinda are dealing with their homes sliding down a hill. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. almost feel like spring around the bay area today. but some storms are on the rise and could impact the bay area the next 7 days. we'll talk about that coming up next. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can w

i like that little report from rob, too. that was fun. vianey, thank you. >>> cal falcons is trying to protect falcons on the uc berkeley campus as their nesting season gets closer. warning people to not fly drones near the tower. annie is a beloved falcon and has laid eggs there since 2017. last year she nearly got into a fight with one. people love those falcons. >> i know. we follow them every year. i know you've been extremely busy this week and today as well. what stories are catching your attention? >> we follow the coverage of half moon bay and the suspect in court today. it happened at a popular camera shop in campbell. the victim was taken to the hospital. we have a reporter on scene. >>> two high-profile california democrats after new republican house speaker kevin mccarthy blocked them from staying on the house intelligence committee. we'll hear from bay area congressman eric swalwell coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you for that. appreciate it. we'll see you at 5:00. the country's best figure skaters are in town and so are

hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. while most of the tornadoes were in alabama, this line is holding together into georgia and the carolinas. look at the radar. charlotte, you're getting it. look out columbia, augusta, back through southern georgia, all in this tornado watch for the next several hours. now, the northern part of this thing is bringing a cold rain, we're experiencing that here in new york, and sleet and freezing rain across parts of northern new england. tomorrow's rush in eastern new england including boston still going to be bad. a little bit of light snow on the backside of this. a lot of heavy snow again in california. this next system coming in tomorrow for all of california, flood watches are up, heavy rain, another 2 to 10 inches of it. heavy snow, 2 to 4 feet of it. looks like more mudslides coming to los angeles, and this is another system, david, that does go coast to coast and will be here in a couple of days. david? >> rob marciano with us all week long. rob, thank you. >>> we turn next tonig

hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. as you know, the storm that brought these deadly storms to alabama and georgia was bringing mudslides to california early in the week and the next storm will also go coast to coast. here it is. flood watches posted all the way down into southern california. this is going to be a big one. it comes in later tonight, tomorrow, all the way through california. wind and rain through oregon and washington. and a lot of heavy snow not just in the sierras, but in the intermountain west. because this storm is strong enough to hold together over the rockies, into the midwest monday, and then beyond that on tuesday. and monday is when another storm comes into california. this one central and southern california. another 2 to 6 inches of rainfall expected there. 3 to 6 feet of snowfall expect in the sierra for more record snows there. this is putting a nice dent in the drought, but doing damage as it does so. david? >> rob marciano with us all week long. thank you, rob. >>> we turn to the other ne

great flight over there went to rob.re it would be great, they gave birth with a steam room, i would like to have the buddha ruled the wars. the german commandant's office and the gestapo were located in the basement, the katavagno cell prison and the firing chamber, the unique shape of the dahu and the bank's decoration in the new kolny landscape. yes, they helped the bottle and really get angry with the fleshiness of sometimes night bombings, yagonia revealed more than one aircraft, electronic vehicular tracking and again the annual history of the peasant land bank. he did not dare because of crushing. not a single hand of theirs is wonderful, but human soul to the bridge, not squat. good evening, good evening, exactly 22 years before my birthday on may 1, 1947, an appeal was published by a group of soviet scientists, cultural workers and public figures, with a proposal to create an all-union society for the dissemination of political and scientific knowledge. well, in fact, society knows. let's just say it's not outda

rob marciano on this conveyor belt of storms. rob, thank you. >>> to the other news this monday night, and a dramatic move today for buffalo bills star damar hamlin, he left a cincinnati hospital taken to a hospital in buffalo one week to the day after collapsing on the field suffering cardiac arrest. hamlin tweeting this photo from his hospital bed. his doctors say they're ecstatic about his recovery so far. tonight, what played out in his hospital room yesterday when the bills runned. he was so excited he pulled all of the medical cords out of the machines as he cheered, setting off all the medical alarms. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the buffalo bills' damar hamlin leaving the hospital in cincinnati, flown to a hospital in buffalo, the next step of his extraordinary recovery. after being sedated and intubated, hamlin, doctors say, took a turn for the better. >> he has been up with physical therapy and occupational therapy, walking the unit, tolerating a regular diet, meeting with family. >> reporter: it was one wee

all right, rob nesbitt reporting live for us from a very windy richmond. thank you, rob. we'll check back with you. >> yeah, where rob was, you know, they're encouraging people to leave their homes. but officials have issued a mandatory evacuation order for some communities down near the santa cruz mountains. this is a map showing the affected areas. the portion of the map highlighted in read as we zoom in, there is where folks are being told they should leave immediately. and this is the area of white house canyon road and daffodil lane officials say heavy rain could washed out roadways and that area. >> and in san jose, a mudslide has closed down part of sierra road that's near this year. this to open space reserve. our kron four's gayle ong. she's live for us at the scene there. gayle, what's it look like now? >> well, vicki, the situation is under control. at one point closed to the public. now, chris just opened in the last hour or so so that my flight is actually in the top of the hill about 7 miles north of where i am standing on sierra road, a very rural area. whe

former fbi supervisor, rob d'amico, thank you for bringing that to us, rob. we appreciate it. of course, we will continue to follow the breaking news throughout the shooting in the next two hours. we will bring you any updates soon to get them. also ahead, exactly 50 years since the roe decision. nationwide marches today rally for overturning abortion bans. we are live in one of the battleground states where activists are setting their sights. plus, 13 hours of searching for documents. what fbi agents discovered during their latest inspection of president biden's delaware home. awar home ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget about the boss. it wasn't just a roster. it was a menu. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. moderate-to-severe eczema. it doesn't care if you have a date, a day off, or a double shift. make your move and get out in front of eczema with steroid-free cibinqo. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and it's proven to help provide clearer skin and relieve itch

nagorski and is here today to discuss with rob. his latest book, saving freud, the rescuers brought him to freedom, which tells the story of the attempt to get freud out of nazi occupied austria. it was published just this past august. so with that, i'm going to turn it over to rob. thanks so much. thanks so much, mike. morning, everyone. as has grace, slick famously said on sunday morning at woodstock, it's a new dawn. i'm glad to see you all up. bright early. you talking history? this is a treat for me andrew nagorski. you know, it really needs no introduction, as i say. but of course, that means he deserves a very long and fulsome introduction. and andy has traveled the and he's been an editor and an author longer than that. i've been in the business. he was the bureau chief for newsweek in moscow, i believe. and he's a couple of times when it really counted, you know, under the height of the cold war. and he was right in the in the middle of it. he's he's written a to go through the entire list might might sound tedious but i t

>> rob marciano with us, as well. thank you, rob. >>> now to the other major news this wednesday night, the teacher who was shot by her 6-year-old student, tonight arguing the school was warned three times on that very day that the boy could have a gun, and that he was making threats. her lawyer tonight now revealing a chilling timeline here, also revealing the teacher still has that bullet lodged in her chest. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: two weeks after she was shot by her 6-year-old sudent in an attack that stunned the nation, teacher abby zwerner is breaking her silence. her attorney accusing the school of failing to stop the violence despite multiple warnings the boy was dangerous. >> three times the school administration was warned by concerned teachers and employees that the boy had a gun on him at the school. but the administration could not be bothered. >> reporter: that lawyer laying out a string of red flags that day, saying it was zwerner who first reported tha

rob brings us the latest on that. rob. pam and ken, the community of half moon bay is still very much mourning the loss of the 7 farm workers who were killed. >> in the mass shooting, many people here in town have seen the video. chun liu arrest. now, no charges have been filed, but the da here did confirmed to kron 4 news that the anticipated charges will be 7 counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. san mateo county sheriff christina corpus was joined by governor newsom in a number of state and county elect d officials here at the portuguese hall this afternoon. the sheriff clarifying the genders. 8 victims, 5 men and 2 women were shot and killed and one male surviving victim is out of surgery at the hospital and currently in stable condition. we learned some new developments today. house arrest was not a self surrender, according to the sheriff's office, they say an officer matched his vehicle, the suspect vehicle description and made the arrests. police would not comment on south criminal history. only sayin

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let's get to rob marciano timing it all out. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. brief break for california, but very brief the next? storm already hitting california and washington. storm watches up. a couple surges of heavy rain and mountain snow. two to five feet of snow with this one and the next one coming in monday. that one looks even stronger. that one has a tropical connection. that one has an atmospheric river. heavy win during the day into monday night. we'll see more in the way of flooding east, mid-atlantic raid light snow into places like pittsburgh sunday afternoon. david? >> rob marciano with us on a friday. thanks, rob. >>> tonight marks two years to the day since the attack on the capitol, and a moving ceremony at the white house today. president biden honoring 14 americans for defending democracy. they are still carrying the weight of simply doing their jobs in a polarized country. some still facing threats to this day. mary bruce at the white house. >> reporter: two years to the day of that violent assault on the u.s. capitol, president biden h

you can not on the spot, and when he will take it i will write to rob me. million rubles. leave it to yourself for a rainy day. hold on your accounts are one and a half million bucks, which you took away the same gullible people like me. i think it's fair there are no bills. here is the account number that the money should come in. you have a minute to think. i don't have that kind of money. good good misfortune is bound to happen if i don't come in a minute text message about translation. let's be careful not to mix up the key. you won't be able to use the money anyway. well, that's a completely different matter. anya anya well, pyotr gennadievich, you all showed a complete murder, robbery. this is for you to take away the top ten drunk. in addition, snezhansk all raked to the iron. in auchan, two murders are also enough for a heroic deed, one of them is a police officer, by the way, he still has young children. took my life away. you know and then we'll see you again? nothing is over yet. we still only have starts. hello my sun. come on in. hello. my resp

rob nesbitt joins us now live with a look at that. >> the worst of the damage, rob. >> vicki and grant clear skies right now in san francisco. but it was a very different look. earlier today. flash flood warnings going off on cell phones and trees coming down onto >> mother nature packed a hard punch tuesday afternoon. you can see the proof of that at the corner of stockton and sutter and san francisco where tree came toppling down onto a muni feet on us, taking down power lines and bringing traffic to a halt in parts of union square and chinatown. onlookers tapping photos and videos of the damage shocked at just how strong the winds got. according to sfmta, no one was injured when the tree came down. just one of the many damages san francisco firefighters were called to, according to captain jonathan baxter. we have had a lot of trees down. a lot of power lines down. some of those actually going on top of vehicles. we've been very fortunate not to see. >> the trees going into homes in throughout san francisco. we don't know any actual major injuries associated to any of the storm rela

rob her went to work for chris ray in private practice twice rob her work for robert rosenstein has the number two t rod rosenstein when he was the deputy attorney general it was rob her who manage them mall or probe the russian collusion hoax . >> so what is it that telis doe it tell us that he can't be fair ? you won't be fair was it 6 degrees separation quinn since ? it's to be determined. had his hands and a lot of scandals involving trump he's been involved with a lot of people who have been out to get trump. we'll see what happens with a special counsel probe it's interesting that attorney general america garland immediately turned to rob her a a special counsel he needed a lifeline. we will see what happens. >> in as you might imagine msnb they are not too thrilled by this appointment hears former u attorney harry litman i don't think it was necessary because the regulation that carlann and focus that specifically you hav to determine that a criminal investigation is warranted. we've heard a lot of reasons to worry about the politics but no a whisper of potential criminal conduct

he played a gigolo and i paid a jago actor comedian rob snyder.look like a million bucks he is just a single bill, s newsroom coat anchor bill hemmer. [applause] sh[cheering] she is like a nickel, shiny,ws small often found hiding under a couch cushion. fox contributor kat timpf it.s and finally, has trouble seeinty eye to eye with the people and giraffes. massive sidekick in the world heavyweight champion, tyrus. [cheering] how are you rob? looks goodw , good to be back. nicer joe rogan singsp your praises. greg: i will take anything i can get this point, if you know i mean? i'm a very lonely man, rob. when you make of this stuff soat far? swalwell going, what is your take away?in >> ik think mccarthy is right right don't think you get clearance. i don't even think you get like a global entry, do know what i'm saying? like sorry we've got to take yog to go in theo regular line. how did they not know? get in there. greg: how di d he not know she wasn't a spy?o who is named fang fangis is nota spy? [laughter]are >> i don't have an answer for that h

well, it’s clear that an important student studied there, not something that you rob with a stone.hat to break a stone with you? what are you sewing color palette in the hands of his creation? i'll weather yes with a stone i like to protsevat down the street would be some kind of wolf bachish and bachish them some right. so i myself am at the drill at a certain deck. in this, i am no longer something that he began to stay, but drowsiness. i say, but the sabers deck is just this thieves, well, there is a certain ticking in it, and then you push it, but the main thing is the materials, of course, this is the reva bronze stone based. these are the classic stuff. well, maybe it’s up to her to swing the most such my favorite material was a tree, but in advance i ask such stones for expression. match that bluest material. this is how i tease my colleagues. you bachit that some kind of openwork operation, and it is, as it were, except for bronze and silumins there. well, you don’t break up that the material, of course, is more of a kind of granny form, and of course it can be, and the dre

hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. as you saw on i-70, the cold side of this system is having its biggest impacts today. colorado springs -- steamboat springs getting over a foot of snow just today, but the most dangerous storms right now are in the south. we've got tornado threat for louisiana and mississippi. that watch is up until 8:00 tonight. so far, just wind damage. but the winter storm warnings are prevalent from colorado all the way to the u.p. of michigan. and now winter storm watches posted for much of the northeast. the low itself is over kansas, strengthening mode. we'll look for 6 to 12 inches of snow across the upper midwest. rain moving into chicago tonight. then through ohio in the morning. a messy commute for pittsburgh. snow flying through upstate new york throughout the day and heavier rain moving into manhattan by the evening rush. and cross i-95, as well. the snows will be on the ground and continue to fall across new england during the day on friday before this hits the atlantic. david? >> rob ma

rob gronkowski gronk, it's always great to see you, dude. game >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: now it's set, though the super bowl is set. it is eagles versus chiefs what does gronk think about this >> oh, man well, first off, the eagles kind of, you know, got like a free pass yesterday. like a get out of jail card for free [ audience booing everything went their way yesterday. i was at the game. i'm not saying that they didn't deserve it they definitely dominated the number one defense in the league, and they dominated the giants before, the week before, i'm sorry, i know we're in new york and kansas city, they did enough they're always scrambling. they always get the job done they definitely do patrick mahomes always rolling around the pocket. travis is always open. they just get it done. they do. and i would say philadelphia has been playing more like a a team throughout the whole season i'm going to go with the eagles [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: wait >> yeah. >> jimmy: that totally changed right -- as you were saying it, i was like, w

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>> rob marciano with us on a friday. thanks, rob. >>> tonight marks two years to the day since the attack on the capitol, and a moving ceremony at the white house today. president biden honoring 14 americans for defending democracy. they are still carrying the weight of simply doing their jobs in a polarized country. some still facing threats to this day. mary bruce at the white house. >> reporter: two years to the day of that violent assault on the u.s. capitol, president biden honoring the americans who defended democracy by simply doing their jobs, presenting the nation's second highest civilian honor, the presidential citizens medal, to 14 former and current law enforcement officers and election workers. >> and history will remember your names. it will remember your courage. it will remember your bravery. it will remember your extraordinary commitments to your fellow americans. that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. >> reporter: this country still deeply divided two years later. and many of the honorees still carry the

let's get to rob marciano, tracking it all for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the downpours taking place here in new york. and flood watches have been issued for parts of eastern new england. northern new england, northern new york, back through michigan, that's where the winter storm warnings are. the warm sector of this thing is really big. it's 0 clulded, which means heavy rain up and down the east coast. overnight tonight, it's going to be really heavy in spots and still messy in the morning in places like boston and bangor. we'll probably see a foot of snow when this is done across parts of maine, northern new england, in through northern new york. manhattan, other big cities across i-95 continue their snowless streak, but everybody in the east is going to get the cold tomorrow. david? >> rob marciano with us, as well. thank you, rob. >>> now to the other major news this wednesday night, the teacher who was shot by her 6-year-old student, tonight arguing the school was warned three times on that very day that the boy could have a gun, and that he was makin

rob rob was in s y t me where a visa for travel agreement for digital math 5. it was the 1st visit by russian corn minister to the kingdom, cynthia, establishment of diplomatic relations in 1999. on monday lab rob spoke with his counterpart in neighbouring south africa, where they agree to combine efforts to boost the african countries, atomic energy grid and other infrastructure. stay with us for the latest on survey lab. rob's moves and angola today. ah, allison's and master to the u says european officials have condemned israel's atrocities against palestinians. while speaking during a meeting on tuesday, the envoy also says the view has opposed israeli moved to seize funds from palestinian authorities. according to reports, europe is preparing a deal with a $325.00 worth france to palestinians. meanwhile, palestine foreign ministry has called on the west to pressure israel to stop the demolition other village in the occupied west bank. the plea comes after residents came out to protest against the destruction by israel. the crisis in the village which links

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or following developments is rob reynolds, who joins us live in monterey park, california and rob. we're waiting for this all important press conference. the police are again to give it about half an hour's time. but as i was saying there, this had been of a fast moving race to track down a potential suspect police singled in on that white van. what do we know about what happened next? well, we will get more information in about 30 minutes time neve. when the police are expected to offer up some answers for through what has been a very long night and day of questions. but we do know from the video that was taken at the scene that that van, which had been identified as connected to the shooting here in monterey park. i was surrounded by police vehicles in torrance, california. that's about 48 kilometers from here. and there was a stand off that lasted for some time. police say shots were fired. eventually the police did move in in the tactical gear body armor and swat uniforms. they determined that the person in the vehicle was dead. some of pictures that emerged on social media sho

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. >> please welcome united states senator rob portman. >> good morning everybody. and what an exciting morning it is. today is the triumph of common sense and persistence over pessimism and partisanship. that is what this represents. president by knowing to thank you for bringing us all together today to celebrate this truly historic accomplishment. it's also today a demonstration of great teamwork across the river. that does not always happen. but what we have seen here with governor mike dewine who you just heard from governor beshear who you heard from but also.director and kentucky transportation secretary jim great. i have watched these governors and transportation directors worked together closely, come up with a memorandum of understanding. they've always been easy to work with it a lot easier and had federal money to work with. but they have been at this a long time. today is also a day that is 30 years in the making. i can tell you that because i'm represented cincinnati in the united states house of representatives started in 1993. and over this 30 years

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rob: people are nervous about the economy as rates rise. are seeing very little major credit deterioration at the moment. if you look at the overall system, dealing with these are pretty much at an all-time low. they will go up, we are going to get some normalization. i would just say, there is a lot of resilience in the banks. they are building reserves. if you look at profit before losses, losses pick up 10 times, and they still break even. that is the kind of resilience the banks have read again, i think on the credit side, we are not going to see a major impact on this quarter. manus: one of the stories that obviously has begun the year, was goldman's. the shocker. we were talking about one number , it was just over 3000 jobs to go. do you think as the year progresses, we will see scalable, sizable job cuts to this industry, specifically on the iv? some of the job cuts have been quite widespread in the guidance they have given us. how is that going to land this year? rob: i think that is likely to continue. it does depend on the macro e

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> that's reporting live from the city. thank you very much, rob. in the east bay, san ramon valley, high school officials are now responding to an incident where students reportedly screamed racial slurs during a basketball game conference. michael thomas has details. >> the incident took place here on tuesday in danville. that's when a dublin basketball player was taking a free throw. at the same san ramon valley student from the stands decided to start using some racial language and the school here says it's just simply unacceptable. yesterday, the san ramon valley administration team sent out an email to parents calling the incident extremely disappointing. principal whitney could trial saying, quote, i want to be clear that in no uncertain terms are racist language or racial slurs will not be tolerated. whether our students are in school or elsewhere. we're all responsible for creating safe and welcoming spaces. both that srv and when we are guests at other schools, i spoke with students in the area all who refused to go on camera, but say that

what loves immensely what to rob and robs what he loves , look, belarusians on our tv channel. colleagues that it is very important for each of us who works. this is what we are not e observers of history. yes, and we are its participants, we invite you to open and delicately talk about everything. and even more in show business. everything costs money absolutely everything has a price and there are people who do. and don't be shy about talking about it. there have been cases in your practice when you had the opportunity, uh, to defend a person who committed some very serious crime, and whom you did not like. you can tell me in the new releases of the project. say, don't be silent, the guests of the studio will talk about their professional path, ambitious goals, and how not to repeat mistakes twice. we can try, that is, and there is never never such a thing when you are 100% sure. what will you win, but this is such a high-end product that, well indeed, you looked and you proudly stand with the belarusian flag, and after that you sing the anthem, and you came with this feeling

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> and while authorities investigate what motivated the alleged gunman to kill his colleagues yesterday, new court documents are revealing he may have made threats of violence before and even gotten violent. kron four's obtained a copy of a restraining order filed in march of 2013 by former roommate who was giles boss and the document, the roommate states that joe quit his job and then threaten the roommate. the former boss. if you didn't help him getohis job back, you get violent. at one point joe allegedly did try to suffocate his roommate with a pillow. according to the document, said in another. and since the roommate says shao threatened to split his head open with a knife. the judge in the case did grant the restraining order. its current status is not clear. >> today governor newsom was in half moon bay to meet with victims, families, local leaders and community members all impacted by last night's devastating shooting. tragically, the governor dealing with a bi

rob that always comes up when companies report such a huge profit. i remember very well not that long ago, that the profit report from the big oil major in fall we heard out of washington, that there should be a windfall text and post the little has happened so far. and then we also shouldn't forget the summer when gas prices year in the united states were at a record, it was actually the biden administration, almost begging the gas company to pump and produce more. and then, well, there's also changed since last fall. now the majority in congress is not any longer on the side of democrats, so my opinion, it will be very difficult to get anything and post like a windfall tax tax, even if we might here so out of washing and also have figures from general motors their profits jump to 16 percent in the 4th quarter. how is 2023 striking up comic yeah, general motors in general is pretty beat that to 2023 but also be a good year. and what was especially interesting rob with those 3 points from general motors, they did not talk about price cuts. we have he