i didn't see _ ryan and rob? they didn't see me but yet, i didn't see rob _ ryan and rob?d rob? they didn't see me but yet, i didn't see rob so not _ ryan and rob? they didn't see me but yet, i didn't see rob so not sure - yet, i didn't see rob so not sure whether he is here and not. we've seen some — whether he is here and not. we've seen some pictures _ whether he is here and not. we've seen some pictures of _ whether he is here and not. we've seen some pictures of them - whether he is here and not. we've i seen some pictures of them earlier, maybe you just missed them. tell us what this means to you in the city. i think it means, just looking and getting promoted isjust amazing i think it means, just looking and getting promoted is just amazing and waiting a long time and getting promoted is just amazing and waiting a longtime and it's probably not as poignant for me as it is for my husband who is here with me now, my co—host and i don't know if you wanted to speak to him and get his perspective on the whole thing. 3 and get his perspective on the whole thin. ,, g, g, a

rob. _ community. you and i will speak later, rob, thank _ community.b, thank you very much indeed. so the parade continues, but for now it's back to the studio. studio: you are like the bbc news as we follow the wrexham victory parade dutch life to bbc news. as we've been talking about all the time, they are now owned by two hollywood stars. ryan reynolds spoke about how the promotion to the football league had an effect on him emotionally. i can't believe that i'm in a place in my life where any sports team, let alone one that i happen to somehow be co—chairman of, has affected me this deeply. ifeel like be co—chairman of, has affected me this deeply. i feel like there was a dna change when we lived through that barn would moment and that match. i don't know if i'll ever be the same again. i live in a state of constant, slightly perpetual state of elation. i don't want to come down from his cloud, i genuinely just don't want to come down from the cloud. . ~ just don't want to come down from the cloud. ., ~ , ., just don't want to come down from the cl

that is ryan reynolds and rob mcelhinney.y are in the city tonight and are expected tojoin the are in the city tonight and are expected to join the players on an open top bus tour of the city. that parade do to get under way in around 15 minutes�* time. and you can see there is the stadium from our halley — telly of wrexham and there is the bus and you can see the club actually going onto the bus as wrexham prepare to leave at around 615 they are going to go around the city. we understand it is walled dock of courtroom number seven. well, today, that changed. she moved across to the witness box and it 87 years in the football league and they have just gotten themselves back from being a team and a 15 year team and throughout england and wales, and now known globally because of the achievements that they have been able to not only do on the football field but clearly, off of it is well of those high—profile owners that have been talking about and you can since the size of not only the achievement but also the growing sense of

rob and kev were part of a legendary team.ood moments. you always look after the guy next to you, don't you? and, yeah, he never played any daft tricks on me, thankfully. in 2019, rob was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, a progressive degenerative disorder with no cure. with his wife, lindsey, and three children at his side, rob has shown extraordinary resilience and openness about his condition, and he hasn't been fighting alone. his best friend has completed a series of remarkable challenges running marathons and ultramarathons. but kev always planned a mass participation event. we want people to share and show the love and support for rob. we felt the marathon was a great way to do that, to showcase it, and a brilliant legacy piece for people to to run in rob's name. i think it would be a real celebration of the best of our communities and people coming together for some wonderful causes, but especially. the rob burrow leeds marathon will start at headingley stadium. it travels through leeds, then heads out into the yo

rob and the cause, i absolutely love rob. you? rob and the cause, i absolutely love rob- i— you?put that one back, but i had already signed up| back, but i had already signed up for rob— back, but i had already signed up for rob and i was not going to not no, for rob and i was not going to not go. so _ for rob and i was not going to not go. so i _ for rob and i was not going to not go, so i definitely wanted to do this one — go, so i definitely wanted to do this one i— go, so i definitely wanted to do this one i no matter how i feel, i thought. — this one i no matter how i feel, i thought. i— this one i no matter how i feel, i thought, i am going to complete it. it is going _ thought, i am going to complete it. it is going to be amazing. how much are you looking forward to just being a part of all this? it is auoin to being a part of all this? it is going to be _ being a part of all this? it is going to be so _ being a part of all this? it is going to be so exciting. as we have all said. _ going to be so exciting. as we have all said. a _ going to be so exciting. as we have all s

rob?— right now, rob? look, it means everything. _ right now, rob? means everything, it is for _ right now, rob? look, it means everything, it is for you, - right now, rob? look, it means everything, it is for you, it - right now, rob? look, it means everything, it is for you, it is . right now, rob? look, it meansj everything, it is for you, it is for the luton — everything, it is for you, it is for the luton town people, for these players _ the luton town people, for these players who deserve it, the backroom staff who _ players who deserve it, the backroom staff who worked so hard to board, but took. _ staff who worked so hard to board, but look, we have got to enjoy the moment— but look, we have got to enjoy the moment now, it is for you guys, look what _ moment now, it is for you guys, look what it— moment now, it is for you guys, look what it means — moment now, it is for you guys, look what it means to you all! make some noise: _ what it means to you all! make some noise, come — what it means to you all! make some noise, come on! | what it mea

so rob was going to speak to a residential college and said maybe i should invite her daughter. i said she's a brand-new freshman but okay. so she gets invited. he personally sent her a a noe invites her. she decides to go. she goes. he's really nice to her and introducer dollars juniors and seniors. she calls me up and says mom, i really like senator portman a lot. it's during the affordable care act debate which sylvia will appreciate if she was mom, you know, senator portman was talk about how maybe president obama should do something differently, and how maybe there should be some negotiations about this and this and this, very reminiscent by the way. why aren't those? i go when asked final thing and she pushes up else can i go honey, you've just been with rob portman for one hour and you have lived with your entire life. the answer was yes mom but senator portman is such a nice manner. [laughing] that is a true story. okay. on to the present. so things that i thought -- >> she's now a republican by the way. [laughing] >> not, , not so lucky for you. no. so things that, big

rob i would bring you back in it. _ they do at the moment. rob i would bring you back in it.dorse everything that sir— there. obviously, iwould endorse everything that sirjohn _ there. obviously, iwould endorse everything that sirjohn said, - everything that sirjohn said, practically that precaution in that we could be as far as 18 months away from a general election and who can say what was happening 18 months given what is happening over the last six years? you have that caveat and i go back to that point that certain surgeon has been going over, you can see that the voters, the electorate, are angry in this country but we wonder if we are heading toward the change moment where people are so fed up they are prepared to give the other side ego. the other question is, is it enough labour to just the other question is, is it enough labour tojust not be the other question is, is it enough labour to just not be the conservatives or do need to go further with mark they need to explain the next 18 months, look, we have said that the conservatives haven't left you better off in the

senator rob portman's service spans three decades. he served in two presidential administrations as director of omb. and u.s. trade representative. he was elected to two terms in the u.s. senate, representing ohio and six terms in the house. he retired from the senate in january and now serves as a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. she founded the portland center for policy solutions at the university of cincinnati. i knew senator portman before and really got to know him when i became director of omb. it is like a club. we help and support each other. i benefited many times from collaboration and advice on many issues in my time. so thank you for that. send any -- senator amy klobuchar is the first woman to be elected to represent the state of minnesota in the u.s. senate. before serving, she led the largest prosecutor's office for eight years. she currently serves as the chairwoman of the rules committee and the democratic hearing and outreach committee and is a member of the senate judiciary committee, commerce, s

senators amy klobuchar and rob portman. i've never met senator klobuchar but i was privileged to serve with rob in the house before he went over to the other body. many thanks to president sylvia burwell who will treat you all to a discussion with of the senators. so why the madison prize and what is itwh supposed to be abo? my wife laura who joined me in establishing this endowment and sends her regrets often accuses meac of being more at home in te 18th century than the 21st. like me i suspect most of you attending here have marveled at the genius and courage of our founders.. for me their virtues and successes will always outshine their failures. none more so than james madison. madison's contribution to the philosophical underpinnings of americans representative democracy or coupled to its practical understanding of what it takes for that representative democracy to work. for me the quintessential statement of political theory and practice is madison's federalist ten. .. compromise remains a simple business of legislati

rob, why don't we start with you as an omb director. you know what it does and doesn't do. we will start here. how do we get a deal and should we just get rid of the thing as part of the disparate? i have been part of a number of these including going back to the first bush administration when 1992 as he and his air force deal and i was there during that period i was director of legislative affairs in the first bush white house. we were right up to the edge. we thought $250 billion deficit was a horrible thing and is what president bush was willing to raise taxes which some say it led to his defeat in his reelection effortss because remember pat roberts, pat buchanan took it up and then george mitchell took it up. so there's political danger in all this. here's what ihe think. we have to get to a point where we are talking to each other. of course we owe it to the american people to have a conversation and it's crazy to me that we can't sit down and talk. some democrats totally disagree with that and say there could be no negotiation which is what president obama took asnn

you mentioned the us there - the fact that rob and brian do you l the fact that rob and brian do youe doing is with the us market — stuff the club are doing is with the us market in mind. even the documentary is aimed at the us market— documentary is aimed at the us market because it explains football in very— market because it explains football in very small details, which you probably— in very small details, which you probably wouldn't need to if you were _ probably wouldn't need to if you were just — probably wouldn't need to if you were just looking at the european audience — were just looking at the european audience. so a lot of people in america — audience. so a lot of people in america have been looking for a football— america have been looking for a football club. maybe wrexham could be that _ football club. maybe wrexham could be that sort of gateway to a different sport, and i think the hollywood glitz and glamour surrounding it really helps. stay with us, i surrounding it really helps. stay with us. i just — surrounding it really helps. stay with us, i just want _ surroun

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. coming up, another french bulldogs stolen in the bay area. the tragic theft caught on camera and the owners desperate plea tonight. >> to get her beloved pet back. >> and the rally for the young person who was shot and killed outside of san francisco. walgreens. as we hear from the victim's mother, she's speaking publicly for the first time. plus, sideshows took over the streets of oakland this weekend. a look at how police responded. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. hey, it is looking a little on outside. look on the dark outside. look on the dark clouds. yeah. we're talking ♪♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it!

rob watson in the newsroom, thank ou week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for— week. newsroom, thank you for that. _ week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. now _ week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. now to _ week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. now to the - week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. now to the war . thank you for that. now to the war in ukraine and we are focusing on russia. take a look at this map — showing belgorod on the russian side of the border with ukraine. russian officials say it's been attacked again with drones overnight, but no casualties have been reported. on tuesday, russia claimed to have defeated a group of insurgents who'd crossed the borderfrom neighbouring ukraine. the government in kyiv has denied any involvement and the united states has issued a statement saying it does "not encourage" attacks beyond ukraine's borders. responsibility for the attacks, has been claimed by two paramilitary groups, calling themselves the russian volunteer corps and the freedom of russia leg

toninight -- rob b lowe and john owenen lowe, writer a and cartoonist, judd winick, music c from rustotonfeaturing the 8g band with brann dailor ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news the biden administration last week called for new regulations on regional banks -- i'm kidding, we're only doing fun stuff today! [ laughter ] regional banks, get out of here! [ laughter ] a manhattan grand jury voted on thursday to indict former president trump for allegedly making a hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels but if you think this is the end for donald trump, i have a bus to sell you. [ laughter ] after it was reported on thursday that a manhattan grand jury had voted to indict him, former president trump had dinner at mar-a-lago with former first lady melania trump it was a poignant moment in their relationship and trump and melania very tenderly and lovingly split the check [ laughter ] "so your ha

when rob is ok, i am 0k. just doing what rob - because i do, geoff! when rob is ok, i am 0k.e. smiling, getting on with things. telling us off now. always done. smiling, getting on. with things. telling us off now and again. _ with things. telling us off now and again. tetting _ with things. telling us off now and again, telling me _ with things. telling us off now and again, telling me i— with things. telling us off now and again, telling me i am _ with things. telling us off now and again, telling me i am a _ with things. telling us off now and again, telling me i am a wimp. - again, telling me i am a wimp. so 'ust again, telling me i am a wimp. so just like— again, telling me i am a wimp. so just like normal, _ again, telling me i am a wimp. so just like normal, really! _ again, telling me i am a wimp. so just like normal, really! to- again, telling me i am a wimp. so just like normal, really!— just like normal, really! to stand him u- just like normal, really! to stand him up now- _ just like normal, really! to stand him up now. ready? _ just like normal, really! to stand

just like my mate rob, you inspire everyone _ just like my mate rob, you inspire everyone who knows youand bravery and you are a true champion. i am going to send you my— true champion. i am going to send you my t—shirt that i ran the marathon— you my t—shirt that i ran the marathon in on sunday. but don't worry, _ marathon in on sunday. but don't worry, it — marathon in on sunday. but don't worry, it will be washed. let's keep banging _ worry, it will be washed. let's keep banging the drum. the great study we are always _ banging the drum. the great study we are always said it is curable, but it is underfunded. keep fighting and keep smiling. —— the great doddy weir~ _ keep smiling. -- the great doddy weir. ~ :, keep smiling. -- the great doddy weir. ~ ., ., ~' keep smiling. -- the great doddy weir. ~ ., ., ,, ., keep smiling. -- the great doddy weir. . ., ., 4' ., ., weir. what do you think of that? isn't that wonderful? _ weir. what do you think of that? isn't that wonderful? it - weir. what do you think of that? isn't that wonderful? it is - weir. what do you think of that? isn't th

rob was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019.lustrator charlie mackesy. do you have a favourite saying? yes. what is it? if at first you don't succeed, have some cake. back at home, rob and his family are watching charlie's oscar—winning short film the boy, the mole, the fox and the horse, rob's children mesmerized by a story of friendship and kindness. so, girls, we've had a special delivery. do you want to open it and see what it is? wow! oh, my gosh! look at this. wow. charlie mackesy has sent the family signed copies of his print. what does that picture mean to you? it means a really special time, because daddy will never forget the time that he finished this finish line with kevin. the say a picture paints a thousand words, don't they, and i think... that picture paints infinite words. it does. charlie mackesy is going to sell copies of this print for £30. he's donating £20 of each sale to help fund the new centre for mnd in rob's name. to give 20 of it to us isjust amazing.

rob elementary plans for a new school are underway. news locally. now we're hearing from the family of two brothers who were shot and killed on the streets of oakland. the family says alameda county prosecutors have offered the suspect a plea deal that could reduce the number of years he could face in prison. ktvu is amber lee has more on their anger about that plea deal. they worked to put a roof over their parents had over the family's heads every single paycheck they received and went to their parents. family is preparing to fight for justice for two brothers, sweetie mitsui and his younger brother, manas. they were shot and killed. i don't think he has to read your leave a void that cannot be filled. it felt like we were reliving their funeral in the early morning hours of september 26 2021 family members tell me 20 year old man asi was involved. not in a physical altercation. with an acquaintance suspect sam venmo in front of the brothers apartment on high street in oakland. it's unclear what the fight was about, but relatives say the two broth

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob., investigators are saying fuel issues may have caused the plane to crash that killed 2 people off the coast of half moon bay. >> they say the otter plane similar to the one we see here was equipped with an additional fuel system allowing it to go further than they could with its original fuel tanks kind of retro fit. however, investigators are trying to figure out if there's a problem with those additional tanks supplying enough fuel to the main system. the crash happened saturday afternoon about 40 miles off the coast. the plane took off from santa rosa. it was headed to hawaii. so you need a good amount of fuel to get there. the coast guard found the submerged plane and confirmed the pilot and copilot were dead. they were the only people on board their names have not been released. crews are working to recover the wreckage. >> in the north bay cloverdale police are warning people to be on the lookout after a mountain lion was spotted along the river park trail. the sighting was repo

rob at rob black dot coms. rob, thank you.ll see you tomorrow. >> well, a fake image of an explosion right near the pentagon went viral causing concern online and on wall street, stocks even dipped briefly monday after russian media outlets tweeted the photo along with a fake account that looked like bloomberg news, the countless twitter verify which does not actually prove legitimacy anymore. as the blue check marks can now be purchased by anyone for $8 a month. >> well, the u.s. air force says it's looking at ways to better secure classified information and all this after it. it learned that superiors of massachusetts air national guard member jax tax area had raised concerns about how he was handling sensitive data leading up to the leak. teixeira is accused of sharing classified information about consequential national security issues in an internet chat room. he's not yet entered a plea. but as a result of this case, the secretary of the air force gave air force leaders 30 days to evaluate their practices surrounding clas

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. following a cnn special asking if san francisco is a failed city. mayor london breed says don't let outsiders. >> define the narrative. she says while challenges do remain, the city is already starting to rebound as kron four's. dan kerman tells us she made those comments while announcing a plan to revitalize the stretch of the city near union square. >> they better right and pitch a pencil when they try to write the obituary. a san francisco because they're going to have another thing coming when they see how this city this beautiful, amazing cindy continues to rise and become better and stronger then ever. >> mayor london breed says don't count san francisco out at a news conference tuesday. she says outsiders to call san francisco a failed city. don't know how resilient san francisco is or how the community can come together. we have to change the narrative that we also have to change the conditions. >> we know what the problems are. we're not blind. we're not immune from the chall

rob nesbitt joins us live from the castro. hi, rob. >> this is a memorial for heklina.re like a party. you can see a stage set up behind me with music. that's where they're going to be showing this memorial live outside for people who can't get inside. there's a long line of people waiting to get in tickets for this event so that within 7 minutes of being posted online with that happened, organizers and friends knew they had to do something it's hard to put into words. the impact that heklina had on the bay area from her time as the co-owner of the drag club away says to a yearly production of golden girls live her friend's sister roma realize how big that impact was. >> while planning a memorial for the iconic track performer, we originally thought we would just do it inside the castro theater and we put those free tickets online. >> they were gone within 7 minutes and we were like, oh, my gosh, this so big. got to do something. this is really huge. heklina passed away unexpectedly last month while in london for rehearsals of the show. mommy, clearest, many people lear

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. a 15 month-old child is recovering this evening after being hurt during the shooting and attempted armed robbery in oakland this morning. it happened in the trestle glen neighborhood where police say 2 suspects approached the victim and child and demanded the victim's belongings. >> video shows a stroller at the crime scene. police say at 1.1 of the suspects discharge their gun causing shrapnel to hit the child. police would not confirm whether there was a struggle between the suspect and the victim but said anyone approached by a suspect should not try and fight. >> so we're seeing that these offenders are very dangerous. we're asking individuals who might be approached by someone whether there are and are not to not resist. >> the child was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. one person in the neighborhood described what happened. >> a grandmother pushing a stroller with her grandchild y himself. stopped the car and attempted to. it's natural. first and actually didn't

james s rob of milwaukee, wisconsin. >> i'm very grateful for the generosity of the rob family and thettle bit the man who go out with their daughters and of course i am no exception. the job that i hold does have certain advantages. [laughter] it is temporary i realize. [laughter] but chuck, i'm going to give you a very special wedding present tonight. ii want to do it here in the presence of your family and your friends. i am now going to proceed to tear up, in your presence all of the secret service reports. [laughter] back for the courting. that. when you lost interest and leaving as down the stairway for as a bridge partner. he started spending your weekends at whiskey beach. [laughter] this first report starts out saturday 2:00 p.m. completed sunday 3:00 a.m. top-secret stamped whiskey beach. [laughter] [applause] chuck, here is elevator bachelor passed reduced to a bunch of wedding confetti. [laughter] this has been a delightful for experience for us all this week. and particularly this has been a very pleasant evening. mrs. johnson and me. our hearts are filled with many memori

rob three more people. with her in the car. in the back seat. brother says the kidnappers finally released his sister in a residential neighborhood near highway 5 18. the next morning she borrowed her cell phone to message her boyfriend to let him know what happened. she's now back home with their family event caught and i want them to. i want justice, and i don't want them to keep robbing more people and assaulting and kidnapping anybody else. because obviously this is something that they do regularly. 16 year old says she does not know the kidnappers, she says they drove a four door silver lexus sedan with tinted windows and dense in the back live in oakland. amberleigh ktvu fox two news. the oakland school district expects to see teachers on the picket lines again tomorrow for day two of their strike, the district says state superintendent tony thurman has offered to mediate talks between teachers and the district. ktvu is brooks jarocz breaks down where the negotiations stand tonight. when we fight and we fight. day one of the teachers strik

meteorologist rob mayeda joins us now. rob, how much flooding are we expecting in yosemite, and how long can we expect these conditions to last? >> enough to close off isolated parts of the park. as we take a look at the numbers the last 24 hours. merced river there at yosemite did briefly go to flood stage about 10 feet to reach that level. you can see the numbers into the weekend continue climbing above that 10-foot level. once it gets to 12.5 feet, that's when it begins to inundate some of the yosemite valley roads. obviously things continue to climb toward the weekend. with that super-sized sierra snowmelt under way, we asked climatologist dan mcavoy to take a look at what we can expect as warm temps stick around through the weekend. >> one thing that made this unique, especially from what we've seen in recent years, is the amount of snow at the middle and lower elevations. the cold temperatures played a huge role in maintaining that big snowpack at mid and low elevations throughout the year. and so, you know, a lot of

they were robbed at gun point.street near scott street in the city's western edition neighborhood when police arrived on the scene , they say they found a man suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. video shows yellow crime tape blocking off the street and officers investigating the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. no word of any arrests or suspects at this time. and the family of a 16 year old girl says she's traumatized after being robbed at gunpoint and then kidnapped in the city of oakland. her brother is sharing what happened in hopes of identifying the suspects and getting them arrested. ktvu amberleigh live tonight in oakland after hearing from him about this ordeal, amber. mike the brother tells me the 16 year was lured into the suspect's car that she wanted her new iphone and purse back after she was robbed. instead, she was kidnapped. glen neighborhood in oakland is lined with large, beautiful homes, and it's a short walk from bustling lakeshore avenue businesses. honestly safety wise, i fe

ryan and rob. is not here, he is in liverpool where excitement really is building. you have sunshine and at the atmosphere will begin as soon as the doors open. some people do not know much about your revision. some people do not watch it but we have been on a learning curve about the scale of the event. breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin went to meet two of them — jen and serene — to give them a taste of what the contest is all about. meetjan meet jan and serene, meetjan and serene, they went viral when your revision first landed in liverpool after admitting this to the nation don't the eurovision song contest is coming here. yes. the nation don't the eurovision song contest is coming here.— contest is coming here. yes, is it? i don't know. _ contest is coming here. yes, is it? i don't know, charlie... _ contest is coming here. yes, is it? i don't know, charlie... this - contest is coming here. yes, is it? i don't know, charlie... this is - i don't know, charlie... this is news to _ i don't know, charlie

hey, rob. >> rob: hi, david.t this weekend but let's talk texas. their day they got that we've gotten a severe thunder storm watch out for the high plains to the panhandle and eastern mexico. big hail, could see a tornado. this watches up until 10:00 tonight. sort of, you got it again today. wind gust of six to 2 miles an hour and palm county. this flood watches up until 10:00 p.m. for south florida and dangerous reports of for northport upright that disturbance does gather little bit of strength over the next co georgia and south carolina coastline. saturday in some sunday looks to be met. high-pressure keep in the northeast driver that he can but not right now. you've got some showers around. david. >> david: rob marciano with us. they do, rob. also tracking that when hitting guam tonight, the storms the slamming the island with winds up to 140 miles an hour. this is the privilege of a cat for hurricane. reports of flash flooding tonight, damaged homes, power outages, the u.s. navy diverting carrier group to he

. >> meteorologist rob mayeda joining us now. parts of the park closed a couple of weeks ago, reopened and now closed again. what's going on? >> we're looking at longer periods of warmer temperatures and we're still see snow falling in the sierra, now sustained warmer temperatures. we're looking at highs in the mid to upper 80s and overnight temperatures in the 40s and 50s, this on top of a snowpack statewide that's still 311% average of this day same time last year, only 20% of average. that's a lot of snow yet to melt. we still have this relatively cool to mild spring. now, with five to seven days of warm temperatures on the way, a flood warning now has just been issued for the merced river in yosemite. crossing that 10-foot level, taking it to flood stage tomorrow. wednesday through friday, that river stays above that level, above that 10-foot level and approaches at least 12.5 feet. it's at that point that north side and south side roads leading into yosemite valley begin to experience some flooding. you can see from the proj

rob ken and pam. i reached out to the san francisco fire department on march 5th when the battery of an e-scooter caught fire at an apartment building on polk street 2 months later. and it's still happening. fire trucks on the streets at a chart apartment inside. >> one person was injured inside this polk street apartment building in san francisco after the lithium ion battery of a one. we'll electric scooter caught fire during charging. we are seeing a rise in responses from related fires. >> throughout san francisco captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says it's a growing problem nationwide. the batteries used to power e-scooters and e-bikes overheat during charging and catch fire. oftentimes that night while residents are sleep like early tuesday morning at this high rise on locksley ave and that i hear why fire alarms go off and start smell like kind of a blast. smoke smell. i'm like, oh, that's not good. >> 5 residents were hurt and 8 displaced from their homes because o

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. a suspect has been identified in connection to a carjacking in fatal crash. >> that happened at a bus stop tuesday morning. police say they've arrested 57 year-old carlo watson after he stole a city-owned truck and led police on a chase. investigators say the city truck crashed into a grey sedan at 16th and potrero, injuring 4 people and killing a 58 year-old man. watson has been booked on multiple charges including murder and vehicular manslaughter. police are not releasing the names of the injured victims, but we are learning their age is the youngest as a 37 year-old man. the oldest identified as a 70 year-old woman. investigators say the people who survived a recovering from non-life-threatening injuries. this deadly crash now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pursuits in san francisco. >> kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has that part of the story. >> an innocent bystanders killed 3 more victims injured after alleged carjacker carla watson and try to avoid being caught

you know, attorney general rob bonta. he is investigating the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins office to see if abuse of discretion was used in this case. no, we do know that this is really cause a lot of controversy. we have a photo of banko brown on your screen now during the time he was unarmed when a walgreens security guard shot and killed brown after allegedly stealing from the store controversy was added when san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins released surveillance video of brown's death. and then decided to not charge the security guard who claim that the killing was done in self-defense. the family's attorney did speak with us talking about the situation and the investigation had this to say just hours ago. >> the family was very elated by this decision and i think is an appropriate one. it's not a guarantee. clearly not a guarantee that but the attorney general, in fact, file charges because that, the standard is pretty abuse of discretion. but at the same time, this case is worthy of t

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank you. and you can continue to follow the latest developments on the strike with us both on air and online. just scan the qr code. you will be directed to our coverage of the negotiations between the oakland unified school district and the educators. more tech layoffs in san francisco. 2 more companies announcing they are cutting jobs and this comes just 2 days after north show, man, a couple of other retail outlets announce that they are closing their stores in downtown san francisco. >> all of it raising concerns over the city's economy. our grant lodes is here in the studio with the latest on a these latest layoffs. i mean, it's what people are talking about, right, especially the north, something considered an anchor. >> business down their legacy business. it's upsetting to a lot of people who feel like if things are just changing. so we'll start with the. >> the latest video game software developer unity technologies. just saying it is going to be cutting 600 jobs. that's 8% of its wor

rob marciano times this out. tonight, a store owner facing a murder charge for allegedly shooting and killing a 14-year-old boy he accused of shoplifting. the teen shot in the back while running away. police did find a gun. what we've learned tonight about that store owner before. the apartment building collapse. authorities using drones to search for the missing. our team in iowa. the war in ukraine tonight and the missile debris raining down on the ukrainian capital of keefe, this is ukraine launches new attacks inside russia. the russian refinery tonight to set ablaze. here in the u.s., the race for the white house. ron desantis taking aim at president biden. and former president trump saying we don't need an entertainer as president. jon karl in iowa. the breaking news. after danny masterson over that 70 show convicted of speed 27 justo while ago. the race to rescue a navy pilot. we will have the latest on his condition. his actress kim cattrall returning to samantha jones? "america strong" tonight, the boy y

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news from thank you. after 6 months without a reported case of m-pox am teller county health officials reported. >> a new case of the virus earlier this month. health officials are now urging people to get vaccinated against m-pox ahead of summer pride. celebrations kron four's justine waldman is in the newsroom with more justine. catherine, can there's now a new push to get people vaccinated against m-pox considering the cdc is concerned there is a substantial risk of m-pox making a comeback this summer. >> this is all centering around a new cluster of cases in chicago or even among the young people who got sick. majority of them were either partially or fully vaccinated. recent some questions about the 2 shot series durability. i talked with doctor peter chin hong, the infectious disease specialist from ucsf during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. he said if you got vaccinated against m-pox last summer, you're good. if not, you need to go now. >> but if you got one shot last summer, even though the seco

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i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. new at 5, a uc berkeley student is recovering tonight after falling off the roof of a 3 story frat house. this happened last month on piedmont avenue near memorial stadium. the young woman is in her 20's. she suffered significant injuries but is in stable condition and is expected to survive. police say it occurred during a frat party on count day were numerous students party while an investigation is still ongoing. authorities say this appears to just be an accident. there are no suspects. >> police in pleasanton are looking for 2 men after another man was stabbed and killed during an attempted robbery. this happened about 10, 30 monday morning at an apartment complex on owens drive. according to authorities, witnesses saw the 2 male suspects wearing ski masks and running away from the apartment complex. police have not identified the victim and say the investigation is ongoing. they also believe this is an isolated incident and that the public is not in danger, but to anyone who has

rob nesbitt reporting for us this morning. according to the district teachers will not be paid for the time that they were out of the classroom during that strike. well, in a few months, student loan borrowers, they're going to start paying back their loans again because the secretary of education confirmed agency starting to prep to restart federal student loan payments after a 3 year pandemic pause officials say payments could start in october and loan servicers have to notify borrowers of the restarts after august 31st. the current biden administration plan on student loan forgiveness that's still being challenged in court. all right. new developments on the openai's baseball team moving to las vegas azar building team off the field and it includes follies and our valleys, rather and a stadium on the site of tropicana there on the strip. how payne has that story? >> what we know now is that this is an opportunity for las vegas and stated honestly to expand their sports. president's state senator scott letting us know what h

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rob at rob black dot com. we'll be right back. >> well, more than 42 million americans are expected to travel this memorial day. so let's take a look at the best and the worst times to hit the road. according to aaa. coming thursday, may 25th aaa says you want to leave before one in the afternoon. if possible. on friday. the 26 aaa says you should leave even earlier and the next saturday sunday. there's not expected to be a whole lot of travel impact on memorial day itself. want to try and hit the road in the mornings. aaa says the worst time we between noon and 3. also a current look at the gas prices here in the bay, san francisco. you're paying an average of $4 and $0.96 for a gallon of regular. it's a few cents less in napa. people in oakland are paying about $4.79 a gallon. and in san jose, it's down to 4.77. the cheapest gas in the bay area is in vallejo where people playing about for 75 there. well, congresswoman barbara lee is calling for major reforms. the u.s. supreme court amid some rising concerns

hey, rob. >> rob: hey, david. let's start with the first system.ee states, the entire length of texas including texarkana and dallas. these storms will have some big hail and damaging wins over the next several hours. that's since system number one. system two has been bringing heavy rain to parts of north carllina all day long. very soggy saturday but hey you know what we could use the ring on that front does push everything out to sea by the time sunday comes around for more pleasant weather. we will salvage at least half the weekend. david. >> david: we could use the rain. why not monday, rob? we'll talk you about that later. return to the race for the white house. more cites alcala senator tim scott has now filed the paperwork to run. his official announcement will come monday at his home town of north charleston. before he heads to iowa and new hampshire to campaign. scott, the only black g.o.p. senator, he enters the race with a formidable campaign war chest. tonight here, we remember an nfl legend. we learned late today that jim brown has di

may 24th and the big stories we're following today, california attorney general rob bonta. it will review the case involving the shooting death of banko brown in san francisco after the district attorney decided to not file charges. plus san francisco mayor london breed was boom will try to hold a meeting at un plaza. city leaders try to address the drug crisis plaguing the city and a woman suing an ambulance company after she says a former paramedic sexually assaulted her. well, she was on the way to the hospital. first, let's head over to weather and let's get a look at that forecast as well as traffic. brittany begley this morning. good morning, britain. yes, rise and shine. we're off to another gray started to take a live look at your conditions are going to cloudy conditions were also again watching patchy fog. here's everything you need to know. >> as you head out the door, temperatures going to be a little bit chillier than yesterday. that's the theme. since monday. some places hit 88. we're going to slowly start to go down with those temperatures. so current tempera

thanks, rob.urn to the race for the white house more cites alcala senator tim scott has now filed the paperwork to run. his official announcement will come monday at his home town of north charleston. before he has taiwan and new hampshire to camping. scott, the only black g.o.p. senator, he enters the race with formidable campaign war chest. tonight here we remember an nfl legend. we learned late today that jim brown has died at 87. >> the flip to jim brown. he was an nfl legend, hall of famer jim brown, the unstoppable runninba for the cleveland browns. >> the 25 in the 50. >> david: helping the browns win back their last nfl title in 19624, retiring while still in his prime to become an actor, civil rights activist, born in georgia in 1937, james nathaniel brown would excel as an athlete playing three sports for syracuse university come in racist taunts as he earned all-american honors in both football and the cross. brown shattered league risk girds in his ninth season career becoming rookie o