>> rob i hope not.en monthmen back unless direct threat as 20 years ago your point very well-taken we had loss of live the loss of american power around the world but also the case now taliban has tools equipment, struggled to main contain it they will have problems make no mistake that was part and parcel of the mistake president biden made. we left people behind we left beam who supported folks like you and your former colleagues in the military behind, we did all of that it was unnecessary, president trump, we wand out as well but we were prepared to do it in a way that we have respected not only, our american service members the service they gave in afghanistan two decades but would have made sure taliban feather got equipment they have hands on today that is dangerous and tragic as well. cheryl: . >> to be clear you are saying u.s. grade military equipment there is taliban going to struggling to maintain it so pretty much just going to be a moot point in the next 10, 15 years? to effect of -- >> si

rob burrow makin: pleasure to see you. rob burrow making use _ pleasure to see you.me minister at downing street last night to raise awareness of motor neurone disease and spread the message from other families and sufferers, always thinking about others. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm asad ahmad. beyonce's extra sell—out concert at the tottenham hotspur stadium this summer still doesn't have permission to go ahead. tickets for the singer's renaissance world tour have proved hugely popular — but the ground has breached the terms of its licence by agreeing to host the extra date. the club will now have to get a special licence from haringey council for beyonce's performance to go ahead. the council decision is expected soon. residents living in london's richest areas might soon have access to a hotline that they can use to report neighbours who leave their homes vacant. a rise in empty properties in the borough of westminster has led to proposals for the hotline, which is aimed at encouraging wealthy homeo

let's bring back in rob mayeda, this is an atmospheric river. it's a big concern this week. >> we've had two weeks of these unusually low rain levels. we had 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch in two days. no problems with that. with the atmospheric river you're going to see stronger wind and the potential of heavier rain, and the two things we have to watch out for is how much moisture is this storm going to draw in, and how long is it going to hang over the bay area. you can see the source of that moisture will be coming up from south of hawaii, and right now, as we take a look at that micro climate forecast, it looks like this first wave will be moderate in strength, meaning it's going to come in thursday afternoon and last through about midday on friday. then as we move forward into the weekend, those rain estimates come down slightly as that connection kind of weakens a bit before the next storm starts to come in on sunday, and then the next window we're watching closely, potentially, would be monday through wednesday, as you have more moisture coming in

we begin with meteorologist rob mayeda.tracking a storm but we have another one coming, right? >>> we think of it in waves. we had intense weather from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 today, and right now stormranger picking up on scattered showers approaching the venetia bridge and a few nor snow showers, at least in san jose. here we have snow again with another winter weather advisory for the hills east of san jose. morgan hill, the diablo range, over towards mount hamilton which, by the way, we could see another foot of snow atop mount hamilton. you saw the video of northern napa county on the higher peaks, towards sonoma being, calistoga under the winter weather advisory above 2,000 feet. you can see into lake county and mendocino county winter storm warning for 4:00 tomorrow. you can see we have that winter storm warning until about monday morning. so the satellite radar view very busy across the sierra, roads being closed at times, real tough for travel. here is the next wave i was talking about that is going to come in before mid

rob taking notes on all of that to rob nesbitt reporting live for us from us. so dry, san francisco. thank you, rob. >> to the east bay. now people living in dublin can pick up sandbags tomorrow at the city's corporation yard on scarlet court. >> city officials requesting residents and business owners limit the number of sandbags. they get to 10 or fewer and join us online as we track this latest storm. you can do that by scanning the qr code on your screen. it will take you to our web page where you'll find updates on any flooding. road closures and power outages in your area. another big story we're following tonight. we now have a better idea of what governor newsom actually meant when he said this week, the california will not be doing business with walgreens anymore. no newsom's office says if the state will not renew a 54 million dollars contract with walgreens. >> the move is a response to walgreen's decision to not sell the abortion pill of gifts. trone in 21 states including some where abortion is still legal. the contract allowed california to buy pre

rob sechan, you own mastercard or visa. big deal little deal? >> a thank god deal.in to clients why we're overweight tech and i talk about how we don't like tech and it's because of our ownership of visa and mastercard i think it's ridiculous the payment providers are categorized within technology. to me that's a real positive some of the other changes will lend a little more support to those areas as they're moving to consumer staples that will be a risk-off market that will provide some support i'm happy about this change. >> straight ahead, two bullish calls and one big semi stock, up 13% for the week the committee debates the chips trade up next. first as we head to break a message from founder and ceo gwen as cnbc celebrates women's heritage >>> one thing people can learn is it is perfectly okay to pivot. it doesn't matter where you are in your life oftentimes as women who are high achieving, we oftentimes feel like we are pigeonholed into whatever it is we are known for. i'm here to let you know it doesn't matter if you're divorcing, having a baby, if you are

that's how she lived on what she robbed in the colony.rself without these colonies and she didn’t have any left. franca was distinguished primarily by his desire for order, and he became conduct their summit order with harsh methods. he had to carry out combat missions, if he had not been able to transfer moroccan troops in the era, then, it is not known what could happen, the soviet union considered spain as a distraction of germany and its allies on the fields of spain we are fighting. without options, some deaths will win others, too, deaths. and i believe that america's security around the world is undermined by the inability or unwillingness to lead ukraine to a successful conclusion to the war. what does what's going on have to do with america's security? in ukraine or what is happening the people's republic of china who are the world is our man? just fucking carlson had a good talk with the pollen prize laureate american journalist glenn green.

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he didn't rob me. he robbed my comrades. he breath robbed that we help. calm down. to look guys in the eye, i dumped all my money so as not to disgrace myself. and you calm me down. say you tried to find him. yes, if i found him, i would kill him. l this what? do you want to pin the murder on me? you don't have anything will come out. of course, i'm shell-shocked, but i'm not stupid, understood well, okay what didn't you say right away? i'll go to myself. i owe him my life. can you change clothes? hello pasha your work is not understood. i saw a sign which sign. you saw the architect's sign the situation is out of control, four people have already died. we need to stop the killer as soon as possible. i want to catch who the killer architect is. be a model to deceive, don't be russian be a man to cover your tracks. i'm kind of at a loss here today. here in this work it’s impossible what else they will come up with masks in the new season thinks when i lived in asia probably i was an asian king sheikh king sheikh sanych hello lenya sanych that i scared my people, yes,

they rob, the better for them, the more priests and monks they kill, the better for them, because thesew on the black market. this is the main symbol of the war they unleashed. the sale of crosses and icons on black markets is just the tip of the iceberg once again, showing that marauders and criminals have come to the donbass to ruin and rob this land, and only the russian military can stop them. eugene under detail marauders and atheists, russia is determined to build a strategic partnership with strange africa and jointly formulate a global agenda. vladimir putin spoke about this today at the international parliamentary conference of russia africa in a multipolar world . even if the agreements are not renewed. in this case, moscow is ready to supply grain for free with details alexey petrov african delegations take pictures at the flags and exchange impressions like the weather it is amazing that both the sun is shining and the snow is in the hall representatives of more than 40 countries are convinced that africa will become one of the leaders of the emerging new multipolar world or

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a school bus caught in a multi-vehicle crash in the east bay after at least one car lost control and the heavy rain. details on that driver's condition. a new investigation into car maker tesla. this time u.s. highway safety regulators say the seat belts could not be safe. >> plus, reparations for black californians could top 800 billion dollars. but the debate is still ongoing. who will ultimately have to make the call? california's reparations task force launching another round of today. public hearings today. reporter karma dickerson explains how this meeting in particular came with a lot of attention and scrutiny. >> even more eyes on california's reparations task force. now, this is the group's first public meeting since the separate san francisco reparations task force made national headlines with the news that one of their draft proposals includes 5 million dollars in cash payments to descendants of black american slaves. as of today, though, the sta

i'm rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. thank >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 5 a weakened side show keeping residents in the middle of the night. we'll tell you where plus. >> people showing solidarity with protesters in israel is the prime minister there put a temporary hold on his proposed judicial reforms due to these ongoing protest. also, police in san jose say lives were saved after officers shot and killed a man who was holding his family hostage with a >> a developing story tonight. we're learning more about an incident involving a mother her 2 children who are being held hostage. this was during a home invasion that ended in a deadly police shooting in san jose. four's has a has the latest details on the investigation. >> at the rear of the apartment emerge. officer saw the family kneeling on the ground. but the suspect standing over them. holding a handgun. in one hand and the machete and the other. >> san jose police chief anthony mata is describing what he says one of his officers witnessed before fatally shoot

thanks, rob. meantime, the stabbing a has reignited the conversation over whether there should be a police presence on campus. >> according to the santa rosa police officers association within just the past 2 weeks alone, police were called to schools for emergencies like stabbing battery robbery, criminal threats, public intoxication and our son. also the police officers association says just last year alone, the santa rosa police department responded to 945 emergency calls from schools. back in 2020. the school resource officer program at santa rosa schools came under scrutiny following the death of george floyd by that june, the school board had voted to paused the program. the board president says that they are not sure if an officer on campus would have made a difference in yesterday's stabbing. >> i believe that there are other options besides law enforcement being on our campuses that contribute to safety. i am not in favor of school resource officers on campus and the board has has stood p

they rob, the better for them, the more priests and monks they kill, the better for them, because they and the crosses that are now on the black market are the main symbol of the war that they unleashed. the sale of crosses and icons on the black markets is just the tip of the iceberg once again, showing that marauders and criminals came to the donbass to ruin and rob this land and only the russian military can stop them. thanks to your strong leadership , russia has made significant progress in recent years i am sure that the russian people will support you in your good undertakings moscow’s relations are developing the ukrainian orthodox church has called zelensky to prevent the adoption of anti-church laws earlier, the monks were not allowed to meet with the president of ukraine , will the voice of the ukrainian canonical clergy now be heard? with money from the european peace fund, they buy shells for ukraine, how much they want to spend in brussels, and who is going to eat a helicopter in kiev? parliamentary conference russia and africa in the multipolar world moscow's partnership

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> okay. >> that's crazy. major flooding causing some headaches for west coast farmers. incredible. desperate measure taken to stop even more flooding. >> and the epidemic sweeping the nation. we take a closer look at fentanyl and the lives it's claimed along the way. plus, major banks saving another bank from becoming the 3rd bank to fail in less than a week. details next. >> the pentagon today released video of tuesday's encounter between the u.s. surveillance drone and 2 russian fighter jets and episode which eventually led to the drone crashing into the black sea. our kron four's catherine heenan is here with that story. >> yeah. well, the video that kind of was not usually released by the pentagon, but they did it. they're doing it to prove to the american public at russia was lying when it denied this ever happened. it is a 42 second clip showing to russian fighter jet to one a time. each taking a turn in spring. what appears to be jet fuel on the drone. the video shows one high speed past from each chec

rob mayeda is here. i was thinking about those folks that celebrate the holi celebration, if they stood out long enough, it might have washed off. >> yeah, maybe the water would feel warmer. so mike it is cold, we have temperatures that are still cold enough for snow that did get rinsed away by the rain over the last couple days. it is coming back tonight, as the level dropped 2 to 3000 feet, and winter weather advisories have been expanded in hilltops around the bay area. most of this rain will fall in the early afternoon, so for about a quarter inch, but around canyon park, almost half an inch, and in san jose, just under a 10th of an inch, close to a quarter inch in san francisco. those numbers are set to double with his next round of rain coming later tonight. right now, chile, 46 degrees. san rafael, 49, sentences, san jose also, still looking at snow in the mountains east of san jose. tonight, cold air comes in, temperatures in the 30s and 40s, and our hi again tomorrow will only be upper 40s to lo

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> rob, thank you. and you can follow along with us as we track this latest storm. you can do that by scanning this qr code on your screen. it will take you to our web page where we will update you on any flooding, road closures or power outages in the bay area. president biden will be visiting california next week. he plans to travel to san diego on monday to meet with the prime ministers of the united kingdom and australia. then on tuesday, biden will visit montery park where a gunman killed 11 people in january. there. he will be discussing his efforts to reduce gun violence. the bodies of the 2 americans killed and kidnapped in mexico last week are now expected to return to the u.s. today. the 2 victims were killed when they were ambushed last friday after crossing the border. their bodies will be transported to a funeral home in brownsville, texas, 2 others who traveled with them survived the attack and they returned to the u.s. on tuesday and are still in the hospital in texas. all 4 victims are r

>> david: rob mars yonno with us tracking these tornadoes into the night. rob, thank you. we move into the indictment of former president trump by a manhattan grand jury. the first time a former president, of course, has ever been criminally charged. tonight, sources telling abc news the former president could surrender to authorities in new york as soon as tuesday. the exact charges in this indictment are not yet known but sources say there could be about two dozen separate charges here. law enforcement officials already in lower manhattan tonight outside and inside manhattan criminal court today preparing for the former president's appearance. tonight here what we've now learned about what this now could all look like, what the american people could see play out early next week. here is our senior investigative reporter erin in lower manhattan tonight. >> reporter: tonight, sources tell abc news former president donald trump will surrender to authorities in new york on tuesday and be booked at the courthouse as a criminal defendant. until then, the indictment against him

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so, according to investigators , they managed to rob businessmen for 26 million rubles.ten did not turn to law enforcement officers , that is, the countries where the attack was committed wrote a statement already in russia . established and other members of the organized crime group fighting the backbone were citizens of ukraine who moved between their countries and the alleged organizer of the crime. you are still looking for andreev iris, you have already been convicted and sent to a colony for 10 years after his appeal, the sentence remained unchanged. ksenia equim to vitaly melkov. danil tolkachev regularly publish the telegram channel honestly detective. subscribe and our issue was completed in the studio was maxim movchan before the meeting on the russia 24 tv channel . the big circle line was launched in moscow the other day. the world's longest metro ring 71 km, 31 stations and three depots is the largest project in the region, the metro structure in russia about how trains were launched, now the longest branches of the stolichny subway anastasia yefimova

and the system that was of the coast right into the northeast, rob marciano tracking it all. chilling case in florida tonight. a judge sentencing a 16-year-old boy to life in prison for murdering his classmate. a 13-year-old cheerleader. stabbing her more than 100 tim times. what that cheerleader's family revealed in court. the grand jury here in new york wearing a possible indictment against former president from authorities growing increasingly alarmed by what they believe is the former president's as grading and dangerous rhetoric. truck now warning of "potential death and destruction" if he is indicted. and major news tonight in the special counsel's prestige -- investigation. giancarlo is here. person biden at this hour, meeting with justin trudeau. and what this now it means. terry moran is there. tonight, the stunning images, the good samaritan climbing the outside of a burning home. to save three children trapped inside. news tonight about an american couple kidnapped in haiti, held hostage for nearly a week now. relatives paying ransom and they are now demanding more

look what they write about our guys, that they caught dangerous criminals who attacked and robbed a woman, tem you dug up something just in time. yes, look now, i'll start it first. here, look exactly at five, 10 before closing the stall roast includes two. you see, and the murder, if i'm mistaken, happened about 12 minutes past one. these two are leaving zharkov's like. and what did they do there for so long? last saturday, i personally went to calm them down. they were rude and decorated me, here. you can describe them, of course, so they all have such impudent faces, yeah , there are no criminal faces, there was one among them, really intelligent. he also tried to be funny . hmm, well, you know, in my opinion, among them he is the most dangerous. this. why else? but when you put the guests to walk, zharkov personally i would like to see the intellectual off, so they also had a rather tense conversation, brother money is more specific. remove yes, so you will make noise at night. can you make an identikit of an intellectual? well , yes, yes, let's go to the department, at the same time

china will rob us, damn it, vaz robbed the west for 20 years and you were silent.erything under the smell that they wanted there, while putin started this very carefully and started this withdrawal and you were silent. and then nothing happened already, these they are us rob. we will be an appendage. and the fact that you were an appendage of the west didn’t bother you, how about this in general? well, as they say, separately. this is our own russian history, and it is clear that it is clear here. this is what seems to be happening, of course. this is a twist, in my opinion. well, in my opinion. here personally it is adequate to turn. which happened 300 years ago under peter in my opinion. russia at that time an asian country went west. and, by the way, from was accompanied by the same this. west beard shave snuff snuff. no, we won't as if all this was. and why did this happen, because there were technologies in the west, then there were technologies in the west and russia moved there, in my opinion. today is actually behind all this top layer. actually its. uh, ch

workers reportedly being robbed at gunpoint in having their mail stolen. postal officials are now condemning these acts of violence. >> no letter care should have to come to work, if this is the day he or she should would be robbed. you know, i'm just doing their job. there will be no stone left unturned in our efforts to identify, find and arrest anyone. >> who would sink so low as to rob a carrier on the route. >> robbery of a usps postal workers punishable by up to 25 years in prison. officials are asking you keep an eye out because just when checking your mail and report any suspicious activity might see. more. police are now patrolling bart trains in bart pd says they're increasing police presence on trains and its stations by redeploying officers from their patrol cars and getting them onto trains. this is part of the transit agency effort to bring riders back by making trains safer. >> we have to get people back on bart and paying thcse fares. in our survey of employers. they could not be more clear. employees are not writing in part because they do

>> david: rob marciano in dallas. thank you, rob.hat scare in the cockpit of a southwest airlines flight, the pilot suffering a medical emergency, fainting in midair, an off-duty pilot from a different airline just happened to be on board and stepped in to help the copilots. here is stephanie ramos. >> tonight, and off duty pilot writing as a passenger on a southwest airlines flight, jumping into the cockpit, helping safely land the aircraft after one of the two pilots suffered a medical emergency midflight. >> captain became incapacitated while en route. he is in the back of the aircraft right now with the flight attendant. we need to get him on an ambulance immediately. >> reporter: the southwest boeing 737 flight from las vegas to columbus, ohio, departed wednesday morning. shortly after takeoff, that pilate becoming ill. >> he started to feel some stomach pain, and then probably about, maybe five or so minutes later, it fainted. >> reporter: at the flight diverting back to las vegas, in a statement southwest saying "a credentiale

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>> rob marciano, our thanks to all week here. rob, thanks. >>> and now to your money tonight, and the growing concern this evening, even beyond u.s. banks. one of europe's largest banks now, credit suisse, and the stock price plunging to an all-time low today. the turmoil being felt on wall street. the dow dropping about 280 points. it had been down more than 500. but tonight here, authorities with a reality check on the relative safety of your money. abc's erielle reshef on wall street for us. >> reporter: tonight, fears of a banking crisis sending stocks tumbling on wall street and around the world. overseas, credit suisse, one of europe's biggest banks, plunging 24% to an all-time low after its largest shareholder, the saudi national bank, said it won't pump more money into the struggling bank. and here at home, looming concern over america's regional banks. first republic stock diving 21% after its credit rating was downgraded into so-called "junk" territory. but analysts say no matter what happens, your bank account is secur

rob. thank you for covering it all. >>> now the news that reminded so many of us of the unsettling times that came with the banking failures in 2008. tonight a bank has been seized by state and federal regulators. this is the biggest bank failure since 2008, and this evening so many customers demanding to know, where is our money? this bank, silicon valley bank a favorite of the tech company. customers rushing to find branch offices closed and atms not working. tonight here the white house's press. could other banks be next? and what safeguards are in place? here's mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: from new york to california today, panicked customers scrambling to pull their money out of silicon valley banks only to find them closed. >> all our money is in the bank. i don't know how we are going to do our payroll. i don't know what we're gonna do now. >> reporter: it's the biggest bank failure since the 2008 financial crisis. regulators this morning shutting down and seizing the assets of

senior meteorologist rob marciano in memphis tonight, and rob, memphis is in this watch area? >> reporter: it is. it's already been a dicey evening here already, david, in the way of storms. that tornado watch is big. across four states. you mentioned it here in memphis, down to tupelo, back through tax about ctexa through little rock. that's up until 10:00 tonight. again, a warmup for tomorrow. here's where the big storm is the coming, out of california, across the four corners region. phoenix getting it now. flakes flying overnight tonight. but then the storms erupt again across east texas, east of dallas tomorrow. probably two waves of it. and that's where the bullseye is. east of dallas, shreveport, basically the same areas under the gun tonight. and big threat for seeing large hail and maybe strong tornadoes tomorrow. and then the northern part of this thing gets going during the day on friday. some snows across chicago, detroit, getting into the northeast late friday with snow significantly accumulating inland into saturday. david? >> all right, be safe tonight, rob, in

all right, i rob reynolds live for stay in los angeles. rob, thank you. while banking law, professor cornelius hurley, things, the volatility in the banking sector could continue. here. we have 11 us banks rescuing this regional bank in california that most people outside the region haven't heard of and yet, and yet at the bottom line, it's an issue of confidence that the public to the investors have confidence in this bank or anything. i think it's interesting to know secretary yon's testimony to the effect that the taxpayers are not on the hook here. i wish the administration would stop saying that because taxpayers are on the work. the deposit insurance fund is a small fraction, very small fraction of the total uninsured deposits that are, that are insured throughout the country. there is real fear because the shareholders are at risk. as was noted, the, the 1st republic shares sword at the news of the, of the rescue, but then they plummeted and after hours trading. and i think we can see that floor to tillery continuing for awhile until that situation

yeah, rob. and despite this rescue effort, all of this does continue to raise questions though, about the why the health of the u. s. banking system. look at the end of the day. it all has to do with with investor psychology. by all accounts, there was really nothing wrong with 1st republic bank. it wasn't about to become insolvent, but people got spooked when the other banks became a got into trouble. and this bank in particular, is known for catering to the very wealthy and it's a private wealth management is, is one of the slogans written on the door of the bank behind me. and so that means that people who had huge deposits in the bank might have been nervous because the government only guarantees individuals $2250000.00 in deposits. so if you get $10000000.00 in the bank, you know, use the standard till to lose a lot of it becomes in solvent now. ah, it, if the banks are successful here in camping down this kind of incipient investor panic, then they will benefit of because there will be eve

rob marciano timing this all out in a moment. but first, matt gutman in california with the new storm hitting already in the west. >> reporter: tonight, that unending whiteout in the west. drivers snowblind in the sierras. where i'm standing right now is i-80, one of the most trafficked east-west thoroughfares in the entire country. but right now, it is closed to all traffic, completely socked in with this snow coming down at a rate of almost a foot an hour. in southern california, san bernardino county, officials now declaring a state of emergency due to blocked roads, as they brace for even more snow. meanwhile, on the east coast, the other extreme. hardly any snow. our trevor ault in hartford, connecticut. >> this is the region's biggest snowstorm of the season, and it really isn't all that bad. here in hartford, we're at about a half foot, but even after that, the city is still in a two-foot snow deficit for this point of the year. >> reporter: back in the west, a mudslide in the mountains above beverly hills knocking out a r

>> rob marciano live in front of the golden gate bridge tonight. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, to that fall at a hotel overnight in washington. the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, who is 81, is now in the hospital tonight after suffering a concussion. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, republican minority leader mitch mcconnell in the hospital. his staff saying the 81-year-old is recovering from a concussion. >> i spoke to the family. i think he's going to be all right. >> reporter: the senate's top republican trip and fell during a private dinner at the waldorf astoria hotel in washington, d.c. for hours, washington waiting for word. then this afternoon, his staff hospital for a few days of observation and treatment." >> i called the leader this morning and spoke briefly with his staff to extend my prayers and well-wishes. my thoughts are also with leader mcconnell's family and his team. >> hopefully he'll be back next tuesday, when we're up and running and -- and i'm -- just knowing him, i'm sure he's watching c-span

>> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we're learning more tonight, tragic new details of the kidnapping of four americans in mexico. one of the survivors telling her mother how the gunman opened fire on their minivan and that she watched her friends being shot, and watched two of them die. abc's matt rivers in mexico city tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details emerging about that horrific kidnapping of four americans that left two of them dead after they drove to a mexican border town for cosmetic surgery. the mother of survivor latavia "tay" mcgee telling cnn that the white minivan carrying mcgee and friends eric james williams, zindell brown, and shaeed woodard was first hit by a van. and then gunfire erupted. >> they all got shot at the same time, and she watched them. she watched them die. >> reporter: tonight, this new photo showing mcgee in an ambulance moments after she was rescued in mexico. the four entering matamoros around 9:00 a.m. on friday so that mcgee could get cosmetic surgery. nea

>> david: rob marciano with us tonight on the storm yet again. rob, thank you. new york city, i was a tense standoff high above the street, a suspect dangling from the window on the 31st floor threatening to jump, with the fbi there and arrest warrant. pedestrians pushed back below and the dramatic moment he was finally taken into custody. trevor ault on the screen for us. >>> reporter: tonight, a heart pounding standoff playing out above the new york city street. a man wanted by the fdic perched on the ledge of the window, legs dangling, while he threatened to jump from this luxury high-rise just steps away from carnegie hall. police bringing in this large inflatable, moving the crowd back as they watched from below. it all began before 9:00 a.m., when the fbi try to interest warrant. the officer finally rappelling down from the floor above, the suspect tried to grab his ankle before the officers able to get inside. authorities finally taking that man into custody late today. >> david come as come authorities took him into the hospital while he was wanted on fr

let's get right to rob tonight as this heads north. rob, take us through it. >> reporter: so much wind energy with this, david. it will start to weaken, but turn wintry tonight. we still have a couple more hours of a tornado threat across the south. you see the line across greenville and atlanta. snow about to get heavy in detroit, moving through pennsylvania and upstate new york as well, and a mix of snow and rain in the morning hours, new york city and i-95 corridor. much like the last one, will be mostly rain with wet snow in boston. inland areas, i think some spots could get over a foot of snow, ending tomorrow night. meanwhile, the next storm, believe it or not, coming into the west. this is going to slam california with more debilitating mountain snow. this is not what that state needs right now. david? >> rob marciano, just back to new york with us tonight. excellent reporting all week long. thank you. >>> this system moving north started in the west as well, and there is a remarkable scene still playing out in san bernardino co

i love rob already said many times. we need serious discussions before august, the summit in south africa to finalize the mechanism. and this is going to be very complicated because now they are also dealing with an amputated bricks member, which is brazil. brazil for the moment is not the be in brazil should be, may be in the short term bella ruse or believe your brazil for the moment is dead in terms of a bricks actor. unfortunately, i have to, i had to recognize this after many red alerts from, i know lula for instance. but, and now it's, that's it. you know, it's last, at least for the moment. but the most important thing is dependent allow pass being followed by china, russia in india, for instance india. they are concentrated, knocked on the belt a road, the concentration on international or south transportation corridor, which is russia. you run in india, you run becoming a member of bricks like they are becoming a member of the s t o. we're going to have a maga bush and this is already something that i heard the

let's also bring in our meteorologist rob mayeda. vob here talking about kind of the impacts in lake tahoe but that also impacts us. rob, what are you seeing? i see what you're seeing right now. when does it start dumping there? because it's been going nonstop. >> this is going to be a different event. jeff was talking about it. the higher snow level. that brings a whole new set of problems when it comes to the snowpack that is already in place the last couple of weeks. you've had the lighter snowfall here which doesn't put a lot of weight on rooftops. about a foot of that snow is about a third of the weight of heavier wet snow. now watch what happens as that snow piles up. it's a difference of having two pickup trucks on your roof versus six. and once you get above 20 pounds per square foot that could lead to rooftop and ceiling failures, and we've been seeing a lot of this on social media today for places like truckee and the tahoe basin. a lot of folks taking this down time to clear some of those rooftops because on the way rain a

rob mayeda just spoke about it west want to slow you one of the largest. the before and after pictures, quite the change. pretty dramatic! >> i love the news when it is all positive. >>> okay. i want you to look at this photo really quick. it's a sign. do you see anything wrong with it? it's to honor the hall of famer jackie robinson of the someone played a mistak >>> welcome back. we want to show you this tweet from janelle wang. she has some questions as those of houston drive on the 101 today. it reads four miles total on the peninsula at 10:00 a.m. is this right? yeah. wondering if that is right? i've seen $6 but never $10.25. speaking of the expense lanes, you've likely seen those signs. drivers starting march 3rd, you'll have access to 21 new miles of express lanes if you choose. the new lanes start at whipple avenue in redwood city all the way to 380 in san bruno. you will, of course, need your fast track flex. if you're carpooling, it is obviously free for you. >>> look at this. this is why spell check is still useful. new york city's department of

>>> and postal workers robbed at gunpoint. the call to help the people who deliver our mail. >>> the story of one retiree, missing some crucial checks. >> not to get your meals is one thing, but when you start to mess with their finances, then they have a bigger affect. >>> let's begin. it may be the first day of spring, but the rainy season is not over. get ready for spring showers big time. tomorrow is a first alert weather day with another storm set to hit the bay area. it is complicating the recovery in a small monterey county farmingtown of pajaro where we have been reporting. thousands of people still left in limbo after a levy breach flooded their community ten days ago. we just learned it could be the end of this week before they could even go home. monterey county officials are going building by building to make sure they are safe. there is also major damage to the local infrastructure and crews are cleaning the streets, patching potholes. pg&e is also checking for gas leaks. the levy breach itself has been patched, b

i do want to add rob was very valiant >> jimmy: rob pattinson.crowbar -- no, he figured it out with scissors and a credit card. he did get us out. thank you, rob. >> jimmy: you realize, i don't know if you're superstitious, you're going to have to lock yourself in a room the next time there's a world cup. >> i know that. now we have four years of bragging rights. if you talk to an argentinian now, you're going to hear a lot about it. >> jimmy: it's not like next year you're up. >> four years we won. four years are good. [ applause ] >> jimmy: by the way, tom cruise brought a stunt video, a behind the scenes stunt video. you brought something similar. >> just like it. no, i did the same one, actually, before i came here. >> jimmy: tell us what's going to happen in your video. >> oh, so -- what you're about to see -- okay. i'll just preface by saying i was an only child till i was 16, 17, then my dad had two more kids. now an older sister. now i like to torture my siblings and make them do things that i wish that i had done when i was a kid. >> jim

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robbed, sorry. let's get serious last night.t have you been doing lately , have you noticed anything like that in the bank? suspicious, maybe some talk? well, something out of the ordinary. can you imagine, this is not a bank, some kind of police station, police police, police police, they even interrogated me. in the same bank , this lopatin lopatin is an investigator. whatever you think, they guess, i don't know what kind of fear we endured the light? money should be hidden from you, why do i have it, well, all of a sudden, i have a search, but i don’t know anything about you. you wanted to leave money in the bank. well, i ’m saying, well, i brought it, but i came, but there are the police, the police, the police are everywhere everywhere they say, another 10 million. 10 10. how do i know, they said, look for 10 million. someone else stole 8 million. and who knows? maybe these bandits stole it, maybe our director? i do not know him. the main thing now is to hide the money. no. oh. ok. i forgot to hide my bag, right? thanks wor

so rob, what are global markets doing this morning? and it's been a global rollercoaster over the past 24 hours. terry, so we did have across the board all the indexes in europe sliding yes day after we had this news that credit suisse is biggest shareholder, wasn't gonna investing any more money in the bank. and then wall street slipped as well. asian markets appeared to be doing just the same. but then we had this announcement from credit suisse that it was gonna be taking out these 50000000000 euros of loans from the central bank in switzerland. that calm things down, setting the groundwork for today where we've seen in europe stop markets looking a little bit more confident, credit suisse shares rising again today having lost almost a quarter of their value yesterday. and also there's a bit more confidence in the markets because what has been happening happening with credit suisse has got investors thinking that it might well happen, that the e c, b doesn't raise interest rates by as much as it was expected to do later today that d

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rob wants from d. w. a business. thanks. and of course we'll have much more on this story coming up after this news bulletin on t w's business update. well, the us defense secretary lloyd austin and his russian counterpart, sergey chicago. have discussed tuesdays drone incident over the black c. u. s. military says it's surveillance drone was in international airspace when to russian jets dumped fuel on it. one of them clipped. it's propeller causing the drone to crash moscow denies. it's to blame and says it's trying to recover the drone. the u . s. believes that would be difficult given how deep the sea is. defense secretary austin, head strong words for bosco. after the incident on tuesday, rush, an aircraft engaged and dangerous, and reckless and unprofessional behavior in the international airspace over the black sea. to rush and jets dump fuel on an unmanned u. s. m. q 9 aircraft conducting routine operations in international airspace. and one rush and jet struck r m m q 9 aircraft, resulting in a crash. this hazardous

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