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rob: i didn't say that.t to acquire someone, the banks wants to be one of two these, they want to be in an economy is -- they are not in or they want to write five forms and services. we have such an opportunity or grandly -- opportunity organically to grow. we are texas banks but we have national businesses. we have industry verticals in the cib of health care and more. we don't have to do a deal and in 2010, 30% of banks went away. consolidation has happened in the first quarter and it will continue to happen but you will see consolidation have been more in certain regions versus others and i think it is important to talk about the makeup of that instead of the whole. alix: which goes to the point about svb not being a regional banking crisis. thank you. great to see you. rob holmes, texas capital bank ceo. we will have more on jeffries results and we will look how it will spell into earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: breaking news, epic games is laying off 16% of employees, this as the company is battli

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i didn't rob. where the money is. when we drove past the construction site i was cut off by no one there. then we saw it. i had no time for that. they shot from machine guns at uzuyevo, they are with baseball bats. in general, how the guys didn’t agree. i think they didn’t talk. chepurov sincerely believes in what he says, exactly what. it's hard to say if he's closed, but i think he's covering for someone. apparently i am also inclined to believe that, lord, no one was organized a crime, but chporova. just used it. i think that chipurov would not have known anything, if he had known something about them, he would have told him a long time ago, most likely they were going to remove him after the robbery and blame everything on him, so zuev and his connections need to be punished there is one interesting contact, a certain borisov alexander petrovich well, very good. don't burden me. i'm not in the business, where were you at half past eight? yes, half past ten in the morning. you can check it out a

rob: this car-- it's a 2023 z06. too orange. rob: 2019 lamborghini huracan spyder. too small.u are the cool guy in the cool range rover when you pull up in this. too big. that's it. rob: this is actually one of my personal cars, so i don't rent this one out. rob, this is perfect. absolutely, under no circumstances, are you going to get this one. that was the ferrari i wanted, and that was the ferrari i was getting. [upbeat music] did you send everything out to the client? you know what? i'll call you back. bad news. curtis: oh god. they're out of town. the assistant is trying to reach them, but-- of course. "mj" is the hottest show in town. you know what? thank you. i know exactly what i need to do. hey, dulce. it's curtis. wow. this is gorgeous. leslie: to get their romantic weekend kick-started, curtis and i got them the most gorgeous suite at the equinox. curtis: modern and sleek and edgy. it checked all their boxes. jared: we're walking out of the hotel, and we see the red ferrari. yes! this is us. [engine revs] and this thing revs, bro. [tires screech] i feel the need. (p

this isn't the first time they've been robbed in oakland. >> we feel frustrated because they're robbing a lot of people. but if we unite, we will prevent things like this from happening. >> reporter: this is the third time someone has been robbed at gunpoint on her street in the past three months. >> it also makes me scared. i walk my dog by myself all the time in this neighborhood, and i don't wear any jewelry. i don't bring my phone. i don't even bring my car keys because god forbid someone tries to rob me on my walk. >> reporter: police are still looking for the suspects and the black nissan involved. while they caution against fighting back, guadalupe says he would do it all again. >>> switching to our microclimate weather alert. the hazy skies as you see right there sticking around as the weekend nears. you can see it from this live picture in walnut creek. a spare the air alert extending into a fourth day. jeff,when is relief coming? >> we saw a little bit today. some marked changes as we head into sunday's forecast. we're seeing this smoke come down as we've been telling you from

thanks, rob, thank you. >>> meanwhile, u.s. fish and wildlife service recently announced that the southern sea otter is staying on the endangered species list. it's been on the list for a while now since 1982. most live in the monterey bay, the population is believed to have been as large as 300,000 at one point. they were hunted to near extinction due to the fur trade. okay, so today their numbers are only at 3,000. and experts say threats from climate change are threatening its food supply. >> this climate change comes on, there's a threat to the food they eat, including urchins and shellfish. it's important to preserve their habitat, and preserve the species themselves. sea otters play a very critical role. >> experts recommend if you have an encounter, southern sea otters just keep a safe distance from them. >> for more stories like this, visit us online at nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. those three dreaded letters for students looking to get into college, they're back. i'm talking about the s.a.t.s,

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meteorologist rob mayeda is in for cinthia. you basically should have slept here last night, you were here until 11:30. >> 24 hours of weather coverage. and the weather is nice and comfortable, but a little chilly by september standards. san jose with low clouds. cool start to the day with temperatures in the 70s inland today. and then later this week, fall officially gets started as we head into friday night. here's a look at this morning. a lot of low clouds. high clouds moving in from the south as we head through the afternoon. so morning temperatures, which are starting off in the upper 50s and low 60s. we'll eventually climb towards the low 70s by around lunchtime today for the tri-valley areas south of san jose. but the highs which ought to be in the mid 80s inland, how about only 77 degrees in livermore. 76 in san jose. upper 60s in san francisco. those temperatures start to warm up in that seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> rob, see you soon. >>> we have developing news that we brought to you as breaking

meteorologist rob mayeda took a closer look at the numbers for us. rob, it's really eye opening when we look at antarctica. >> jumping off the charts when we look at some of those numbers, first the arctic did drop to its sixth lowest and within the last 17 years this is the lowest in the area. the yellow outline versus where it is today, the sixth lowest in 45 years, at the more extreme end of the scale, you see the reduction away from those averages. the lowest in 45 years and the first time it's been below 14 million square miles, literally off the charts this is this year. the average is up here in the gray bar. more of these shifting below that average but this year especially has gone well below that average as the egss and the air warm up. >> people wonder why, why do you think this trend is increasing? >> part is tied to fossil fuel emissions, trapping heat around the planet. it does tie into a positive feedback loop. when you see the decline in the sea ice, this is like what we refer to as the earth's ability to reflect away that incoming su

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank you for your health tonight. new coronavirus booster shots are rolling out a drug stores as we speak. the cdc approved the moderna and pfizer vaccines yesterday. the recommended for everyone 6 months and older, many clinics will have the updated vaccines by the end of the week. but drugstore chain cvs says some of its locations, scott, them today, the new shots are effective against the newest subvariants and you can get a covid booster at the same time as your flu shot. that's infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong says. he says the best time to get the flu shot is any time before halloween that anybody's will peak around peak flu season. thanks. a lot of sense. let's talk about the weather right now. getting live seeing san francisco and there it is. the sales force tower just kind of sticking up through the clouds there. lawrence karnow joining us to talk about this beautiful weather we're having about that. yes, some are coming to a close here pretty quickly. but still some summer fog out there righ

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and rob with us now. rob, we know president biden announced today that he is going to visit florida on saturday, and even though idalia has moved on, there are still dangerous rip currents to deal with? >> reporter: that's right, mary. as a matter of fact, idalia is not even a tropical storm anymore, but we're not done. remember, franklin was a cat 4, that's still churning up the waters out there, and idalia forecast to strengthen and make a run at bermuda. that combination will keep rip currents dangerous from south florida, all the way through new england through the weekend. mary? >> mary: so many beach-goers on high alert this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> now to the urgent manhunt tonight for a convicted murderer who escaped from a prison in suburban philadelphia. the convict sentenced to life for the brutal murder of his ex-girlfriend in front of her two small children. authorities say he is extremely dangerous, and that he may have help on the outside. abc's trevor ault with the details just coming

he's always happy to chat with you there to rob at rob black dot com. thank you, rob. we'll see on monday. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >> it's 9 24 2 bay area. businesses are listed in the top places to enjoy fall activities. trips to discover dot com put out a list of the best places around the country for fall themed activities and of the 18 places listed 2 right here in the bay area. one of in fact, was pastor enough r i do it. yes. and half of that half moon has been around since what 1957, the pumpkin patch was first opened back in 1971. so they've been doing it a while. and during the pumpkin season, the barn turns into a showplace for all kinds of decorations and farm equipment for the rest of the year. that's what they put in there. but, >> you know, during the pumpkin season, it's really fun. and then the other is the candle lighters ghost house in fremont. yeah. if you haven't been there, that's no

>> david: rob marciano here in the northeast tonight. rob, our thanks to you. and as i mentioned, ginger zee flying with the hurricane hunters. you saw rob talk about the scope, the width of this storm, and what ginger witnessed from the air, it's extraordinary. and we'll have that for you a little later here. >>> we continue with the other news tonight, and to late developments in the faceoff between the united auto workers union and the big three automakers in this country. the deadline for a strike now just hours away. the union tonight saying they have failed to reach an agreement, and that they could walk beginning at midnight. if so, the first time the union has struck all three companies at once. abc's terry moran in dearborn, michigan, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, nearly 150,000 american auto workers are gearing up to walk off the job at midnight in the first ever strike against all of the big three u.s. automakers. >> we are preparing to strike these companies in a way they've never seen before. >> reporter: the uaw is turning to new tactics to ramp

rob, thank you for that. that was generous description of my writing and i, i haven't i haven't read that stuff about jasper for so many years and that is how i remember him, how i dealt with it was go harder, harder and harder and so that was that was not good. you know, i now i'm a trainer the dart center on trauma and journalism at columbia university. so work is now with journalists writing about mental health and what advise them is what i wish somebody would have advised me, which is, you know, this is intense. these are human beings who are struggling and suffering. and you need to be mindful of your own mental health. but i on such a mission, you know, i really had a feisty streak in me that i wanted people to know the injustice. i'm really still just flattened by the discrimination against people with mental and just makes me so angry and i just think people need to really that so that was the fuel me that kept going and telling stories over so many i mean i was at this for over five years, but towar

he's joining us live in studio with more rob. well, what a mess burners were finally able to start leaving today as the driving ban at black rock city has been lifted. >> but the organization asked those who can stay to do so in order to alleviate congestion. stuck in the mud, both figuratively and literally not everyone. listen to the shelter-in-place order over the weekend at the popular burning man festival, vehicles that tried to beat got stuck in the mud on the road out. unseasonable rains causing a muddy mess. one person died over the weekend. it's still not clear if that death is weather related, but rumors have been circulating around. the playa. apparently someone electrocuted in their and standing water. christopher vasquez was supposed to leave the festival monday, but says his burner bus back to san francisco. >> has been delayed until at least tuesday. the insurgency of leaving being the hardest part that some people had to change flights. yeah. one of our fight. >> anybody with the party's conference, then there are

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. coming up east bay, lululemon left damage after early morning smash and grab the latest on the search for the >> the search for thieves underway in berkeley after police say they used a car to ram through a lululemon store. you can see the door smashed on the ground, close everywhere. this happened early this morning at the 4th street location in berkeley. it's not clear if anything was taken, but the damage is extensive. it's not the first time this particular lululemon has been robbed. burglarized in 2018 thieves caught on surveillance video store more than $10,000 worth of merchandise. and earlier this year, 2 men are charged with stealing more than $7,000 in clothing from the store. >> it would be nice to have more police patrolling not so much during the day when people down i think there's enough people. but during the nighttime, like you said, they want limit when there's nobody down here every night. and that was a police presence of my time. kind of watching over the assets w

hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. just extraordinary how these two systems came together, set up a convergence zone. heaviest now up to the oaths long island, a flood warning e. connec you're getting it look at these numbers. over 8 inches in jfk. queens and brooklyn getting crushed. new jersey, 5 inches in as well. low coastal takes over tomorrow, so the wraparound rain will be lighter and begin to dry out from west to east. not a totally dry day, not until sunday when water will be pouring over this raging dam. david? >> rob marciano with us on a friday night as well. thank you. >>> he turn now to capitol hill, the government shutdown one day away. speaker mccarthy unable to get a small group of republicans rebelling to agree to anything. 3.5 million americans now, more than half are military families set to go without pay. border patrol officers, too. the effects will be wide ranging and already strapped air traffic control in this country be the tsa as well. rachel scott live on the hill. >> reporter: tonight, a g

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. a large amount of antidepressants of drugs, including meth. cocaine and fentanyl are being blamed for the death of actor and oakland native angus cloud. the alameda county coroner releasing a its findings on the death of the euphoria actor today. the actor died on july 31st at his home in oakland. he was just 25 years old. cloud was a student the oakland school for the arts before starring as fares co on the hbo series. euphoria last month, his mother said that his death was not a suicide. kron. 4 is continuing to track fentanyl use here in the bay area. you can scan this qr code to go to a special section on our website with all the latest stories there. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and at least in this shot to smoke isn't quite as a parent who you're actually seeing patches of blue minds of hope. lawrence. yeah. after several dismal days, right? i mean, day after day, kind of wears you down with all that smoke. but there are some hopeful signs here in the w

bringing in meteorologist rob mayeda now, rob, what's going on here? >> watching that smoke pouring into the bay area, it's coming from the fires in northwestern california, northwest wind down the coast, bringing the smoke and now actually unhealthy for sensitive groups hitting those numbers from san francisco to oakland, marin county. we're seeing moderate to unhealthy for sensitive air groups and into the south bay moderate. that smoke advisory has been extended into the middle part of the week. the same numbers tomorrow, look at wednesday. we could see unhealthy for sensitive groups near the coast and san francisco once again before we begin to see the wind pattern change as we head into tomorrow night and thursday. so there is where the smoke is coming from right down the coast. onshore winds pushing it in across the bay, but notice what's happening on thursday, a slight improvement as the wind will change direction. tomorrow morning more of those hazy skies, and then by thursday may begin to see a little bit of improvement. that leads to another

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. as we take a live look outside here on this tuesday, which kind of feels like a monday after the labor day holiday yesterday. lot of fog at the golden gate bridge. beautiful day in the bay, lawrence. not a lot of extreme temperature fluctuations from the coast inland. yeah. actually kind of nice weather around the bay area today, although temperatures really a little bit below the average for this time of year. and that fog begin to sneak inside the bay. look at that thing or a fog begin to make its way into the golden gate bridge is going to stretch its way inland overnight tonight. in fact, we'll see more clouds throughout the night tonight and early tomorrow morning. that kind slow burn off again tomorrow. but i think overall. >> the trend will be towards some warmer weather as we head in toward the end of the week outside. not bad at all. you've got a very pleasant 79 degrees in fremont right now. some clear skies. 74 little breezy the hayward. you've got 86 degrees warm and conqu

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this thing is strengthening. hurricane hunter finding winds to 70 miles per hour. that's very close to hurricane strength. hurricane watches now posted. take a look at this thing. the center 100 miles off the coastline. front loaded. you saw that in victor's shot. the track is going to bring it onshore probably right before sunrise tomorrow morning, and then shoot up the chesapeake. a lot of the coastal rivers, tropical storm warnings and flood watch as well. timing this thing out, 40, 50, 60 miles per hour winds beginning tonight and lasting through tomorrow. on approach, the rain shield gets up into d.c., baltimore, and philadelphia. by tomorrow morning, new york city as well, rain's going to stick around through sunday. that will cause isolated flooding. >> millions of americans spending time indoors this weekend. rob marciano, thanks to you as well. >>> we turn to one of the most powerful senators in congress. bob menendez indicted, accused of takiing stunning images of gold bars and wads of cash allegedly fo

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and our uk political correspondent rob watson.this question which a number of people have asked, what is net zero and what have the government previously pledged to maintain that at? , , ., ., previously pledged to maintain that at? ,_, ., at? this is a legal commitment enshrined _ at? this is a legal commitment enshrined in _ at? this is a legal commitment enshrined in law— at? this is a legal commitment enshrined in law during - at? this is a legal commitment enshrined in law during the - at? this is a legal commitment i enshrined in law during the trees are made premiership which is effectively that the uk will reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. that doesn't mean there won't be any emissions of these gases which warm the atmosphere, but if there is, there will be compensatory measures and perhaps technology used to take out some of that carbon dioxide or other gases out of the atmosphere. so effectively by 2050, if we reach net zero, we should no longer be contributing to the warming of the planet. another ruestio

>> david: rob marciano tracking it all for us again tonight. rob, thank you. >>> there is news tonight on the migrant crisis in this country. a staggering new number when it comes to crossings at the southern border. tonight, the white house is taking action, surging active duty military forces to the southern border, stepping up deportations. president biden also making it easier for nearly 500,000 venezuelan migrants to get work permits in this country. something leaders in several major cities have been asking for. abc's matt rivers in el paso, texas, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, concern and desperation growing in cities across the southern border. officials telling abc news preliminary numbers show border patrol apprehended nearly 9,000 migrants at the border wednesday, numbers not seen since spring. >> it is a national issue, and it should be dealt with as a national issue, and not just simply your border communities. >> reporter: overnight, the biden administration announcing 800 active duty department of defense personnel now deploying

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. well, those same hurricane hunters are sending reports back to us in the last hour, saying that wind field with this hurricane continues to expand. and that's going to be very important. right now, 660 miles away from us. it is a category 1 storm and will continue to weaken, but that wind field may continue to expand. that means more in the way of rip currents, rough surf. and landfall track really hasn't changed. saturday, somewhere from the maine border into nova scotia. closest approach as a hurricane to the u.s. should be saturday morning, and that's when the tropical storm form winds will be scaraping the cape and up to maine. there will be some rain with this. damaging ones potentially from nantucket all the way in through saturday morning. the big surge will be across atlantic canada, but we could see widespread power outages across maine and massachusetts over the weekend. david? >> david: rob, our thanks to you. as i mentioned, ginger zee flying with the hurricane hunters. yo

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. well, after a dry day, flood watches are back up across the northeast, including much of new england. take a look at it, from boston, all the way down to baltimore. you see that front, that one means business. that will push across the area tonight and tomorrow morning, triggering storms from d.c., along i-95. some of these are going to be severe, dumping heavy rain. so we could see more in the way of flooding. those watches up through thursday morning. hurricane lee, a category 3 storm, getting bigger. now about 500 miles south of bermuda. will pass bermuda during the day on thursday, likely as a category 2. but kicking up waves and rip currents up and down the east coast in through the weekend. and on saturday, a landfall between portland, maine, and eastern parts of nova scotia. potentially at a cat 1. david? >> david: rob marciano with us again tonight. thank you, rob, as always. >>> we're going to turn now to that stunning and awful moment on the field last night, just four plays

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i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. good info. thank you, rob. and here kron 4. we're continuing to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis. you can scan that qr code to go to a special section on our website. >> with the latest stories reporters have done. in san francisco. the health department is reporting an increase in m-pox cases with 7 people testing positive within the past 5 weeks. that is an increase from an average of just one case per month from january to june of this year and infectious disease specialist with ucsf says and fox is primarily spread from skin to skin contact. the virus causes flu-like symptoms and painful rash. the lesions that make it hard to drink any. >> anybody can get the very severe debilitating symptoms that can last for weeks. but the people who do very pointing at very sick tend to hiv infection, not just general immunocompromised group. >> health experts urge people most at risk to get the 2 dose vaccination against m-pox to protect themselves. and remember to take it slow if you're heading out on the roads this weekend, the ca

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i'm rob nesbitt. kron 4 news. rob, thank you. happening now, what could become a monthly occurrence in san francisco's sunset district. a brand new night market supervisor joel engardio hopes that will invigorated neighborhood, not particularly known for its nightlife and bring back some foot traffic to businesses have been beset by break. in's tonight is the first night it kicked off with a performance from the lowell high school band. but it's expected to go for a couple more hours with food, several stages of music and 8.30, dance party tonight and more. if you want to stop by and check it out, you can find it at irving and 23rd avenue in the sunset. zone forecast. a live look from mount tam up higher sent to a mix of clouds and sun. yeah. but it was a beautiful day for the most part, lawrence. nice day to go for a walk. yeah, it really was a nice day to get out there and enjoys the summer days. kind of wind on down now and. >> well, as we get ready for the last weekend of summer, we're going to see a cool down in the we're ce

you may recall this surveillance image of a man wanted for robbing a postal carrier in antioch back in may. and this video showing the same guy getting into this nissan altima. now, federal prosecutors say the getaway driver was this man, 19 year old robert bell, jr of antioch. this is a fake id with bell's real photo and someone else's name. and these photos show bell in a postal uniform. but he doesn't work for the postal service. the sophistication of the individuals or groups of individuals that are responsible for these robberies, it's taken all kinds of different forms. u.s postal inspector jeff fitch says investigators are working around the clock to crack down on suspects like bell. that's the safety of the letter carriers. that's so critical that, you know, they need to be able to go out and deliver the mail and not worry about being robbed. court documents say bell's father owns the nissan and that a search of bell's cell phone had these photos taken just five minutes after the robbery showing the man who robbed the carrier with a stolen postal key that allows access to commu