>> rob: jussie smollett. bit like he runs away and there's a lot of slapping and now i'm thinking to myself i haven't seen ian in a while. >> greg: sharknado. >> joe: it's been a while. action figures. you could see people in my business saying, let's get ian here to read this. >> greg: i think this is a real fight i don't think you can choreograph that. and i have to say as a 59-year-old, i'm 59 as well, i was quite impressed with his stamina to throw these people around, you know? no. >> i think he's a talented actor and there's an enormous amount of training that goes into making a fight look good. i agree you would have turned tail and run in a second. >> greg: i would agree? i didn't say that. >> rob: and your kids would be -- i guess he left his kids, too. but all of your loved ones you would abandon in a second. >> greg: i don't dispute that. >> rob: mostly because you don't have any loved ones. assuming you had any human connections, they would be gone. >> greg: wow. that didn't end well for mow. all

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - james corden rob gronkowski musical guest, george birge.nd featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1912 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, come on. that's a crowd i love you i love you thank you very much, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. [ cheers and applause you are here you are watching thank you. i appreciate it. well, guys, i want to say congrats to the san francisco 49ers and the kansas city chiefs on advancing to super bowl lviii. [ cheers and applause that was an amazing game yesterday. wow. yeah, this matchup is a repeat of 2020. that's why the only thing i'm serving at my super bowl party are sourdough bread and a keg of purell. [ laughter ] maybe put a little "tiger king" on in the background, i don't know yep, the 49ers and chiefs played each other in the super bowl four years ago. so, at least that's one 2020 rematch we're excited about. [ laughter and applause but get this, it's going to be the first ever super bowl in las

rob, obviously some technical problems.ut desantis said a week ago -- >> that's a different bite. >> yeah, exactly. a lot of republicans coming out and kissing the ring with donald trump. and then all is forgiven. essentially that's what's happening inside the republican party. we have it now. director says we have it now. >> so, for donald trump, he's running a candidate -- he's running a campaign about putting himself and his issues first. that's what he cares about. you can be the most worthless republican in america, but if you kiss the ring, he'll say, you're wonderful. you can be the strongest, most dynamic, successful republican and conservative in america. but if you don't kiss that ring, then he'll try to trash you. you know what? you deserve a nominee that's going to put you first, not himself first. >> and rob, in his announcement earlier today, desantis got behind trump. >> yeah, he did a swift 180. they all seem to be doing that. but i think we're coming down to an election where we're going to make a choice. w

rob marciano with the forecast tonight. and trevor ault at laguardia airport, leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that deadly arctic blast fueling a lake effect snow machine bringing feet of fresh snow to western new york. a state of emergency in erie county. an army of plows out in force, front loaders full of snow. >> if you don't need to go outside, please don't go outside. >> reporter: overnight on interstate 81 north of scranton, pennsylvania, five women, all from the same family, struck and killed by a tractor trailer, after they got out of their vehicles following a separate crash. in chicago, they're in the throes of their longest stretch of temperatures below 5 degrees in nearly 30 years. >> it's a splintering cold, where it feels almost like you have pins or needles pricking you. >> reporter: in the colorado rockies, extreme avalanche danger. our rob marciano in steamboat springs. >> it is just coming down here at the top of steamboat. ski patrol working overtime this week trying to control all the snow.

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they robbed him. could have got the couple 100 bucks and that time they did not have to shoot and they did not have to kill him. >> and this is have to stop. he wants the oakland police department to find the people responsible for his friend's death and city leaders to work harder to make open safer for those who live and work here, businesses have to, you know, they're just closed down because there's no employees because everybody's scared they might get robbed to get killed. >> so far this year, there have been 5 homicides in the city of oakland. the most recent one happening last night. according to oakland police reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, robin. happening now, a coalition of oakland voters to support mayor sheng thao. they're holding a press conference to push back on efforts to recall her. they say the recall would cost more than 4 million dollars and it's just a waste of taxpayer money. the group is calling on oakland residents to not signed a recall p

rob marciano is here. >>> the race for president. and after new hampshire, a trump/biden rematch appearing more and more likely. tonight, the major endorsement for president biden. rachel scott on the trail. >>> in philadelphia tonight, that urgent hunt at this hour for a teenage murder suspect who broke free from authorities, seen going from building to building, considered very dangerous. what authorities are now saying. >>> there is major news from the supreme court tonight, clearing the way for a death penalty execution in alabama using nitrogen gas, a method never tried in the u.s. steve osunsami reporting. >>> the ceo of boeing tonight behind closed doors on capitol hill facing tough questions. and the new report tonight about the door plug on that alaska airlines flight that blew off at 16,000 feet. had that door just been repaired and put back on the plane by boeing mechanics? >>> the war in ukraine tonight. a russian plane believed to be carrying 65 ukrainian p.o.w.s crashing. russia blaming ukraine. ukraine not denying it,

rob and i recently teamed up for a podcast called who killed jfk?s about his obsession with the assassination of president john f kennedy. it's been a big hit. i mean, not to brag, but let's brag. we were the number one podcast i met with him at his home in los angeles, where he talked about his fascination with storytelling politics and of course, jfk. why do you think people are so obsessed yourself included with the assassination of jfk? it's like a national trauma. it's imprinted on your psyche, and you can't you can't get away from it. i wanted to tell people who didn't know a lot about it what had happened, because the information span 60 years of bits and pieces that were coming out, sometimes 20, 30 years apart, and people who weren't following it, they didn't know how all those pieces fit together. there's still thousands of documents that have not been released around the assassination of jfk. do you think there's ever going to be like, oh, this document was released and now we know for certain because it's all, yeah, no, i don't think the

rob man as host of the rob man as a show. thank you so much for joining me. thank you. thank you, thomas. i wanna start with you on this one because the iris is bring on 30000 new employees over the next 2 years with the 80000000000 dollars it was given from congress back in 2022. how do you feel about the us government being more concerned about it? citizens, financial accountability and accountability rather than its own. it's, it's almost beyond belief, scotty, it takes or haven't gone. you know, i dare people to question my boss or commitment to the armed forces of the united states of america. i spend half of my time fighting to make sure that the defense department is taking care of its troops. who are the ones that are going to have to go die biting, die in the, a lot of these wars that most of us don't even support anymore. so, you know, we have to come to grips with this because i'll, i'll take you back to early in the days after the 911 attack, when secretary donald rumsfeld had the stand in front of the american people. when the iranians and the militias were

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that's rob lowe's show "the floor." >> guillermo! tuesday nights on fox. they didn't know guillermo. >> here's the good news. you've made it to be a renowned sidekick, but clearly there's one more level. >> guillermo: i've got to work more hard. >> jimmy: do the contestants have to guess his last name? because nobody knows his last game. would they have had to guess his last name? >> no, just "guillermo." then they would have won. >> jimmy: would have been enough, yeah. what is the idea behind the show? >> 81 contestants over the course of 10 weeks. >> jimmy: only 81? >> only 81. fight for control of the floor by beating each other in a trivia game. >> jimmy: and one of them dies at the end? [ laughter ] >> i take them out, i personally. >> jimmy: you box them. >> i box them, yes. >> jimmy: you beat them to a pulp. >> that's right. >> jimmy: do you like doing a game show? >> it's fun. >> jimmy: it is fun to do a game show. >> it's so fun. >> jimmy: unless people lose, then it's terrible. >> you feel bad. what i found is, it's surpris

rob marciano with us again tonight on another storm. rob, we sure do appreciate it. >>> we turn now to the other major news this friday night. new images coming in now on this u.s.-led military action against iranian-backed militants in yemen, the houthi rebels. after months of attacks on shipping in the red sea, the white house tonight on whether this brings a wider war now, and of course are more strikes coming? the u.s. and five allies, including the u.k., striking a wave of tomahawk cruise missiles and fighter jets, striking dozens of targets across 28 locations, hitting weapons, radar, surveillance systems, and unmanned vehicles. the houthis tonight immediately vowing revenge, a sea of protesters gathering, images from yemen's capital today. tonight, president biden saying he's delivered the message to iran. here's our chief white house correspondent, mary bruce, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. launching further air strikes. it's part of an effort to further degrade the houthi rebels in the red sea and a direct response to

>> david: rob marciano with us tonight, rob, thank you. >>> there is breaking news tonight. iranian militants striking a british ship with a missile. that ship now on fire and in danger of sinking tonight. the iranian-backed houthi militants striking a british oil tanker, setting it ablaze. a u.s. ship rushing to answer the distress call. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, a troubling escalation. iran-backed houthi rebels attacking a british oil tanker in the gulf of aden, leaving the ship ablaze and reportedly at risk of sinking. the crew abandoning the tanker. tonight, the destroyer "uss carney" and a french warship are on their way to assist the "marlin luanda," damaged by an antiship ballistic missile. houthi rebels have launched nearly three dozen attacks on commercial and navy ships to show solidarity with palestinians in gaza. the chairman of the joint chiefs telling me today that the nine retaliatory strikes the u.s. has already carried out against the houthis are designed so as not to cause a wider war. when you walk this fine line of not wanting it to esc

timofer , kaj, we were shamelessly robbed, i know without you that they were robbed, how could you evens not installed, and you know that you, give me don’t teach me what is established here, what is not established here, what can be, what cannot be? what's missing? nine criminal cases , a laptop, eternal documents, what the thieves needed is not yet clear, this is bad, what is not yet clear, this is all for a reason, well, where are my reports and acts, allow me to report to makarsha colonel, your box was also stolen. why are you timofech, what’s wrong with you? and you? makar, do you even know what was in this box, there are all my reports for the main office, all the acts on the delivery of the old building, timofey, forgive me, lord arkanich, but maybe it’s necessary, don’t be upset, but we’re on this case, everything ’s fine, we’ll write off the chairs there, these tables there, we’ll write off the little guy, for example , a computer table, are you crazy, there were such documents, they’ll put me in jail for them, but... yes , maybe, maybe not, i’m screwed, i i know who did it, wh

make sure you enter. >> brian: thanks so much, rob, great to have you.soon along the way. watch gronk and everybody else in the pre-game show and kickoff at 6:30 on fox and don't miss gronk's field goal attempt during the big game next week. now i have to dress like an adult. >> ainsley: where it all weekend. >> steve: is great way to wrap up the week. >> ainsley: have a good weekend. >> what texas is asserting is our article one, secti

, we’ll beat, we’ll beat, we’ll rob, we’ll devour , stop, gotcha, now we’ll rob you, me, you, well, robime or for a short time, we don’t know, he wandered into distant lands, devoted ivanushka, ivanushka, ivanochka! well, who else is playing hide and seek with me here? me, who, who? you, yes, but you’re not like a sorcerer, grandpa, we conjure little by little, yes, but i’m bored, bored, bored, let’s play hide and seek and catch up with you, with you? in a catch-up, you're kidding, but i'll overtake you, overtake you, overtake you, well, if you overtake, i 'll give you a tight bow and well-aimed arrows, i agree, i agree, ivanushka, cuckoo, ivanushka! well done, for confessing, i’ll give you what i promised, huh? and what about miracles , we can’t do without it, but he really is a sorcerer, ivan, well, go back, why, you forgot the most important thing, well , what else did i forget, you forgot to say thank you to the old man, and bow to the ground, bow to everyone’s head . ivan, let the bear bow at your feet, well, ivan, let everything come true in your opinion, the bear will bow at my f

we wr mind what rob longt rob l, it not being a big deal. we work at fox.e you let me remind you.i >> well, i think maybe we havea been a little hard on hillary clinton for not being able to be relatable when she was running, because that's like ilw it's not what my life was like. like, what was it overs wa christmas prs? she was probably like, sweetie, grandpa's a little stressed out right no w w because all thee speculation he took a private jet to a placeto known as island. >> that's not what my house was like over the holidays. ov i don't know who a i think most people's life was like that. >> but rob is right to the rig point where this has been discussed so many time this se that for most people, for average people, it's just this crazy, salacious thing. but like they knew this hung out with this guy. >> you know, maxwell was at chelsea chelsea clinton's weg after he was convicted of the sex crimes of minors the first time. so i don't know how yo't know we get in. of course, she can't get in front of a camera and be like, i'm just lik

rob— until we have a cure.sty and openness have been an inspiration to the whole mnd community. his best friend and team—mate kevin sinfield has undertaken a series of challenges, running marathon after marathon. together, they have raised more than £15 million to help fund research for a cure. i brought your cbes up here today. i brought your cbes up here today. i thought i might give them to you, if that's ok, while you're in your home up in leeds, surrounded by yourfamily and home up in leeds, surrounded by your family and friends. congratulations for all the inspirational work you've done, rob. you've been amazing, you really have. everyone is so proud of you. i've been following your case and the money you're raising. you've changed so many people's lives with mnd in what you've done. we're all so proud of you. this was an intimate meeting — a personal royal seal of approval for two extraordinary men fighting the cruellest of diseases. graham satchell, bbc news, leeds. the original scripts from two episode

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. meanwhile, in nearby santa cruz county rain knocked out power lines and forced socal san jose road to have to shut down. this is that miller hill here highway 17. there's really only other major route in that area and a bit further south at uc santa cruz. there was some flooding. as you see. there are also a couple little mudslides on campus today. however, officials say classes were not affected. >> let's get your check of that forecast. now. we've got to convert meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by in the weather center. it was a wet weekend. what can we expect going forward? we definitely a break after that. you can see the start of the mudslides. started have some flooding issues and well, we just got to get a break from these storms are going to get a brief one in yet another storm system going to be moving in. still a chance of a few more scattered showers. >> overnight tonight, that's why some of those flood watches and warnings are still up. a beautiful shot over court ho

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news from thank you. a search is underway in sausalito tonight after burglars broke into a business and stole a safe. >> police say it happened between 6.37, o'clock yesterday morning on bridgeway in the city's downtown business district. take a good look at your screen. officers say one of the suspects went inside with a dog looked around, found the safe and then dragged it outside once outside, another suspect helped to pick up the safe and put it into a car. anyone who has any information about this is asked to call sausalito police a rash of attempted break-ins, have hit san francisco's clements street and merchants want the city to do more. crawford and herman is in that neighborhood tonight with the story. business owners here on clement, street se. >> step of break-ins have been going on for some time and they're really looking for the city to step in and do more. >> shortly after for tuesday morning and ended in a 5 person broke into clements streets line tree restaurant and made off with cash and

rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, relentless thunderstorms inundating the already saturated south, flooding whole neighborhoods and stranding families. a flash flood emergency in mandeville, louisiana, the city just north of new orleans swamped with more than six inches of rain. this school bus navigating streets that turned into rivers, cars barely making it through. the ones that didn't abandoned in muddy ditches. >> a lot of rain within the last 48 hours. simmesport in mississippi. whoo, yeah. eight to nine in rainfall. >> reporter: north of houston, in conroe, texas, homes underwater. >> yikes. oh, man. this is terrible. look at the neighborhood in conroe. like a swamp. >> reporter: multiple rescues in montgomery county, officials declaring a disaster. families evacuating. water inside their homes. >> you don't know where you're going to be living after it's all over with. because we are on a fixed income. >> reporter: as the storms head east, an enormous swath of the country dealing with den

rob burrow is a rugby league legend.tle, kevin sinfield at his side all the way. i suppose you have been good days and bad days, but yeah... - when rob was diagnosed in 2019, kev was there again to give his support. rob's honesty and openness about the condition has been an inspiration to the whole mnd community. kevin sinfield has undertaken a series of gruelling challenges, running marathon after marathon. together, they've raised more than £15 million for mnd research. he made sure that we crossed the finish line together. - he knew i would never let him forget if i beat him to the line. _ but technically, you did actually beat him to the line, didn't you, rob? because you're in front of him! as their meeting ends, a surprise. but i brought your cbes up here today, and i thought i might give them to you, if that's ok, whilst you're in your home up in leeds, surrounded by your family and friends. congratulations. and for all the inspirational work you've done, rob. you've been amazing, you really have. and everyone is

rob marciano on a friday night, rob, thanks. >>> there was yet another air scare. boeing 747 cargo jet with one engine on fire just after takeoff from miami international airport. you can see the flames here shooting from the engine. the pilot then declaring a mayday, requesting clearance to land right away. once on the ground, a hole was found right above that engine. abc's victor oquendo from miami tonight. >> oh my god, it's on fire! >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying scene in the skies over miami. >> i hope they're okay. >> reporter: melanie recording this video while out on a walk with her mother. >> i didn't know if those were pieces of plane falling off, if it was going to explode or fall out of the sky. >> reporter: sparks shooting out from the engine of an atlas air cargo plane just minutes after it departed miami international airport after 10:00 p.m. thursday for puerto rico. >> mayday, mayday. giant 095 heavy. engine fire. request exit back to the airport. >> reporter: the boeing 747 with five people on board. >> giant 95 heavy, which engine, and is i

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rob cross knows he's up for it tonight. rob cross will have to bring his a—game tonight. in my shop we had loads of people, kids want to be like luke littler for the everybody�*s talking about the little kid who is coming—of—age in darts. coming-of-age in darts. so injust coming-of-age in darts. so in “ust under an hour's i coming-of-age in darts. so in “ust under an hour's time i coming-of-age in darts. so in “ust under an hour's time once i coming-of-age in darts. so injust under an hour's time once again i coming-of-age in darts. so in just i under an hour's time once again into the cauldron of the alexander palace atmosphere luke littler will stop for the the first round was singing you got school in the morning for that but are now witnessing something unprecedented in the sport. joe wilson will be among them this evening. a wild and wintry evening, one of those nights where you glad that darts is an indoor sport for the spectators coming here today to watch four semifinalists with any of the attention and publicity happen without luke littler? you know the answer th

let's get to rob marciano, tracking it all. he's in colorado tonight, where the next system is now on the way. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. just about winter now for everybody. so, where it has snowed, it's going to stick around awhile. we have more cold stuff coming down. 2 degrees, snow-cooled in d.c. kids going back to school. going to feel like zero in st. louis. minus 18 in chicago. no big warmup. the pattern is stuff, another reinforcing shot of cold air coming later in the week and it's going to feel like 24 below again in kansas city, going to feel like near 0 on saturday in memphis. the next storm hitting the west, that getting into colorado here, across the park range, avalanche warnings are up. could see one to two feet more of snow. this is a system that's going to trek across the country, which means another pulse of snow for the northeast come late in the week. david? >> david: a beautiful colorado sky, though, tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to the major turn in the case of the alleged serial killer

rob was out there. he lives for it. he cut the rain coming down at our stations parking lot earlier this evening. >> our mobile doppler radar, nbc bay area scanning for renewal get entrenched . san bruno mountain right there. let's bring in the guy who can't get away from this weather, how much are we getting right now? >> a free truck wash right now. we've had the wind and the rain. that is with the storm rangers park right now. on the north side, very impressive. mill valley, 3 inches of rain. mount tam, more than 6 inches of rain. you can see in napa and calistoga, about one inch, 1.5 inches. san francisco, close to an end as well. down to the peninsula, santa cruz closing in on it. almost an inch of rain, san jose, you know what typically happens, a rain shadow effect blocks the santa cruz mountains, san jose just over a 10th of an inch of rain here the totals still adding up across the south bay and santa cruz mountains. rain starting to leave san francisco. northbay starting to dry out, part of a trend we will see

let's get to senior meteorologist rob marciano to time all of this out. hey, rob. >> hi, david. this is winding up. the rain's going to turn back to snow in chicago. blizzard conditions in some areas will continue. what this storm is pulling in its wake is nothing short of jarring. the wind alerts, windchill alerts. that's a huge part of the country. every state but arizona has something going on. the low is going to push across chicago, the back side brings in cold air. heavy rain is going to push up across the northeast with coastal flooding, wind as well. not quite as bad as earlier in the week but certainly the potential for seeing some flooding. then the low continues to amplify as it crosses the great lakes and the wind's going to stream off the great lakes tomorrow. 1 to 3 feet of lake-effect snow through the day tomorrow, through tomorrow night, and does include parts of the buffalo game as well. look at these windchills across the midsection of the country. 20, 30, 40 degrees below zero. those windchills will give you frost bite to exposed skin in 10 minutes. david? >>

the massacre at rob bsh b. 19 children and two teachers were killed. and untold numbers of students, teachers and law enforcement officers were injured. the law enforcement response to the mass shooting at rob b elementary was a failure. as the threat has dproan and evolved over the past several decades, law enforcement response tactics has also changed. the massacre at columbine high school 25 years ago and 47 minutes it took the law enforcement to enter thahi markf how law enforcement leaders think about responding to mass shootings. it is understood by law enforcement agencies across the country that active shooting incidents, time is not on the side of law enforcement. every second counts. and the priority of law enforcement must be to immediately enter the room and stop the shooter with whatever weapons and tools officers have with them. that is the approach responding officers first employed when they he arrived. but arriving within the school, officials on scene transitioned from treating the he scene from an active shooter situation to a barric

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waiting inside, rob burrow and kevin sinfield. matches. yeah, it was great, yeah. william is here to pay tribute to two rugby league legends who have done so much to raise awareness of the degenerative neurological disorder motor neurone disease. it is amazing what you two have done, honestly, the amount of money you've raised, and the profile you've done for mnd is just phenomenal, it really is. you should be so proud, both of you, of what you've done. it's completely elevated it to another level. is there anything you specifically want people to know about living with mnd? hopefully, through the campaigning - we have done, we have helped to make people aware of mnd and to give people and families affected - by the disease some hope. we have to keep raising funds to fight this disease and looki after those with mnd until we have a cure. | rob burrow and kevin sinfield played more than 400 times together for leeds rhinos, winning title after title. after his diagnosis in 2019, rob decided to go public. his honesty and openness hav

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this is one of two very powerful storms that are forecast for this week, with nearly every weather-related hazard in play, including the tornadoes you spoke of. we've got that watch that's up. we have one reported north of houston. houston's in the watch, to new orleans, and east of that, down i-10 until at least 9:00 tonight. the storms are developing now. and the line gets to baton rouge around midnight and then expands during the day tomorrow, across parts of northern florida, georgia, the carolinas, damaging winds. damaging winds, if not a tornado, significant flooding, as well as the low itself intensifies, wraps around that snow, and brings that moisture up into the northeast. it has a lot of snow cover. look at the winds, 50, 60 miles per hour, dinnertime and after midnight tomorrow night. that's going to be very intense. rain on top of melting snow. flood threat elevated into parts of southern new england and new jersey and d.c. regardless of whether or not you're in the flood

rob, final trade >> baba, still cheap since last weekend.ality grower >> karen >> blackstone. we think earnings will be up 30% this year. private equity will do more realizations >> earnings are tomorrow joey t.some >> did you see my apollo global management they're breaking out >> stef? >> i like slb. great free cash flow >> s&p 500 right now, never been higher 4903 is what we'll call it so we've got some records to watch for. i'll see you on "closing bell. i've they have been higher, either i'm tyler mathisen welcome, everybody, to "the exchange." the magnificent seven trade has created a lot of dislocation of capital and our market guest says that is a good thing, because it's created a lot of opportunity and he will tell us where those opportunities lie. >>> less than two weeks of the bitcoin etf approval, there are two asset managers dominated and one of them is here today just minutes away >>> we'll get a small bank gut

to rob's point they have been crushing. rob, talk to you real soon. >> thanks, charles.harles: last week a milestone was a red flag at least for me was passive funds surpassed active funds. i want to bring in thread needle ventures founder ann berry. ann, it obviously feels good when money pours into the market it chases the stocks that perform the best. that pushes those stocks up. more money pours into the market. it is sort of a virtuous cycle. but it can be very dangerous when it goes the other way. what are your thoughts on this? >> it is a virtuous cycle until it is not charles. until it become as vicious one. to sort of frame it if you have to pay fees to have money managers actively manage their funds for you a opposed to etfs you do want to make sure that managed money is outperforming on the upside but also has less downside risk when the market goes the other direction. so one of the things, charles, that we really need to think about, i think it will be a rocky year, if i'm paying fees to money managers, i want to know they have a really good risk mitigating

after you robbed him, how did you feel? so, why did you do it?uess when people pull up with weapons and stuff, though, it must scare the victim... would you say you regret what you did, then? and what are the consequences? 0k. shall we cut for a second? yeah. that was a bit sketchy, i'm not going to lie. when we were in the car, it was quite dark. he pulled up hisjumper and he had a huge machete on him, so, obviously, didn't feel that comfortable. so it was quite hard to press him on everything... ..but he seems to have remorse for what he did, and... ..he seems to be saying that he's not going to do it again, but it's hard to tell, really. there has been a 65% increase in the number of watch thefts in the capital. this report contains violent images you may find disturbing. moped gangs on london's streets. siren wails the mopeds are so fast, they're almost impossible to find. spencer matthews has been caught up in a robbery. pretty scary. a bunch of guys on mopeds with big sledgehammers. indiscriminately, they assault and threaten innocent peopl

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank else read a man is behind bars tonight in connection to the possible murder of his girlfriend. 54 year-old theobald brooks lengyel was arrested this morning on suspicion of murdering 61 year-old alex herman. she was last seen alive in santa cruz on december. 3rd contra costa coroner's currently dna testing human remains were found in tilden regional park in berkeley to see if they belong to herman lengyel. also known as milo stone is being held without bail in the santa cruz county main jail. >> all right. the way weather and gusty winds have returned this evening. this is a live look here at the san mateo bridge. definitely a wet commute out there. and now we turn our attention to all of the traffic and you can see a lot of red and yellow on the screen. yes, it is. rush hour. lots of people back to work today. but many kids are still off from school. either way people are out on the roads. send this time of day. it's always going to be dicey when the roads are wet. officia

kate >> rob, i would love to turn the conversation to technology more and more relevant in the space.s of optimizing restaurant operations, tell us about how you're using data science and the investment noted in that back-to-better announcement and what that will mean for your operations, streamlining them, making them more efficient >> absolutely. you know, in keeping with the discussion we talked about national marketing being more productive, marketing and media productivity is about to take a big leap i mean, ai, which everyone has been talking about, is really going to make us more efficient and understanding our customers and being able to reach them in a very productive and efficient way. and so we have built -- you know, we're an e-commerce company. 85% of our orders come across the digital channels we have huge amounts of first-party purchase data, that allows us how to optimize and make sure we're delivering the most value the analytics that are going to power that, we're just scratching the surface on those capabilities >> i'm sorry, rob. i'm going to have to interrupt we h

lauren: let's bring in rob luna. rob, good to see you.ultiple federal reserve officials speak this week. we start with waller tomorrow. obviously what they say is important because this is the last fed speak we get before the fed's blackout period starts on friday. here is the list of everyone speaking today. then you look at the futures and they're pricing in a 73% chance of a rate cut in march. rob, i mean, do you think any of these officials will be so dismissive of inflation? do you see the fed cutting in march? >> yeah, i don't see, i don't see that happening. when you look at the fed summary of economic projections that came out just in december they're predicting 4.67% by the end of year. we're at five 1/2 now. like you said the market is pricing in 3.75. somebody will be wrong here. a lot of people are expecting the fed to get a lot more aggressive in the second half. i'm on that camp as well. i don't think you see a fed cut but i do think they will maybe talk this economy down a little bit, give themself some room to cut-rates in

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> rob, thank you. the year is off to a violent start in oakland with 4 people shot and killed during the first week of 2024. on january first, a man was shot and killed on 36th and foothill boulevard. t ere were 3 shootings happening within 24 hours over the weekend. saturday night, a woman was killed on san leandro street and a man was killed on linden street. and then early sunday morning a person was shot on 80th avenue and plymouth street. police say all of these killings are under investigation. the big turnout at today's rules committee meeting in san francisco city hall supervisors. >> have been considering whether to move forward with a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. notably here, several health care workers were part of today's protests calling out the hundreds of people in their field who have been killed in gaza. the resolution calls for a cease-fire and release of all hostages. it also condemns all versions of anti-semitism and islamophobia. supervisor dean preston introduced

rob?pensive way to get your biotech exposure. >> abvie, this is a good one in the health care space. >> verizon 7% yield 8 times earnings >> arch capital. buy the bounce >> that does it for us i'll see you on "closing bell" pk eastern time. "the exchange" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> scott, thank you very much. i'm tyler mathisen in for kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. the consumer just won't quit the latest retail sales coming in stronger than expected. investors not too happy about it, however. so could jamie dimon be right, if rates remain higher for longer we'll discuss that one >>> plus, chinese cars are flooding the west, but are they a real threat to u.s. automakers we'll speak to the analyst who covers it all and some of what he says may surprise you >>> earnston young larging a

but thank you for we'll see you tomorrow, rob. and if you have a question for rob, you can read you an e-mail. well, traveling on bart now will cost you a little more, but raises prize more than 5%. and for the average ticket. that means about $0.25 more. >> well, in the past, bart raise prices 11% every 2 years. this time they decided to raise it half this year and will have next year. so low income riders will be able to get 50% off on tickets. you can check bart's website to see if you qualify. and if you haven't seen yet, get a good look here. our new gates calls like new york, it? a lot of gate. there are a lot a lot more gates than there used to be and we'll get a good look. they're located in west oakland station now. bart says the new designs are going to hope to deter hopping over that gate and they're going prove access for riders, including if you have a wheelchair. e-scooter strollers. the plan to announce the next stage is to get the new gates this month and to replace al fare gates body in the 2020 for a look at how

man is host of the rob manage show. angie are 1st i want to correct myself, i was wrong. it's not an american defense contractor. the general pop our search here say prepared join. it's actually a ukrainian called a company called the v on. and it's out of cube. it's a part of key of star a, an independent non executive director. wow. how is that? not a conflict of interest angie that you have somewhere in the united states that obviously has a voice still very influential in the american budget process. now he's sitting on a board with a country that is at war with someone else. wire. nobody calling file on this. there seems to be a lot of american politicians sitting on a lot of farm boards lately. so they all have their far appearance, at least at least they have their uh, you know, foreign bank accounts and whatnot. so we should all be looking into that. um, well i'm gonna be the office at oregon is that a lot of our defense manufacturing actually takes place here in the us and we send it overseas. right? so pennsylvania being one of the largest manufacturing states,

i'm rob nesbitt to kron 4 news. all right, rob, the developing news now out of iowa tonight. >> a 6th grader is killed and 5 others injured in a shooting at a high school. it was the school's first day. back from winter break. police say the gunman was a 17 year-old who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the shooting happened this morning and perry, i iowa, which is about 40 miles outside of des moines. tonight, we're learning at least one of the victims shot is a school administrator. no word tonight on the conditions of the other victims or a motive in the shooting. a florida man is now facing charges after police say he threatened to kill east bay. congressman eric swalwell and his children. authorities say 72 year-old michael shapiro left threatening voicemails that swallows congressional office. shapiro has been released on bail and will appear in court again later this month. swallow responded to the arrest by saying there is no place in america for threats of political violence. bart officials are br

rob, thank you as always. we're going drop again tomorrow. >> if you've got a particular company or a story, you want him to shed some light on, let him know reach out to him on facebook, on twitter. yet his handles e-mailed directly is always happy to read those rob at rob black 9.24. is the time in the east bay and east oakland. specifically a woman was struck and killed in a crosswalk by hit and run driver. now this happened on macarthur boulevard right near east oakland church, god christ church sunday morning, investigators learned that she had been walking in the crosswalk when a white cadillac deville traveling westbound struck or and then took off. that woman was taken to the hospital and sadly died in the crash is under investigation. time now is 9.25. inmate has died in the san mateo county jail while incarcerated in the detox unit. >> officials say sunday the inmate was at the require correctional facility and experienced a medical episode where he was struggling to breathe. paramedics tried to revi

thank you, rob. thanks funny. questions or comments for rob. you can reach him on facebook, eggs or e-mail him directly. we'll be right back. (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't... (driver 1) hey what about this one? (driver 2) nah.. that one gets an extra day (driver 1) somebody got lucky (vo) like having an extra day grace period? when it comes to overdrafts, you can with wells fargo. businesses near the pacifica pier say they are hurting right now due to that piers closure last month. one example is chitchat cafe actually just came under new ownership just a month before all those huge waves damaged the pier back in december, closed off to the public in the new owner says that she and her husband understood that there was a risk owning a business so close to the ocean. but this didn't think it was going to happen this soon after they took it over. >> it's really cool. natural ph

keith lee is his name. >>> let's bring in rob mayeda now. back in the day you might recall michael bauer was a really known food critic for the chronicle. he would write about it in the chronicle, and he could boom or bust a restaurant. now we're doing it on tiktok. >> same thing with the weather too. >> it's cold. >> it's been cold. we're going to see some changes coming in courtesy of more clouds and some rain as you wake up tomorrow morning. let's take you into that microclimate forecast. heading towards tomorrow morning, first up notice the temperatures. not as cold. got the clouds. got a little bit of rain at times. breezy for the morning. as we move forward around lunchtime into the afternoon, the rain is going to scoot out pretty quickly. upper 50s and mid-50s for highs tomorrow. the timing of the rain right there for the morning commute. then by lunchtime, the skies start to clear out as we head through the afternoon, and we'll likely see another similar system dropping in as we head into wednesday here in your seven-day forecast. ra