and rob gets out.in which a person might have wanted to cool a heated atmosphere. control the spitting anger. but chosen words carefully. >> that is not what happened. >> rob is standing next to me and he's like, what are you doing out with my wife at 10:00 at night? and emmett said, rob, she doesn't want to be with you any more. okay. she's done. i mean, really, rob, what did you make last year? $40, 000, candy what did we make last week, $27, 000, last week, in one week, rob, that's how much i make. you don't make anything. >> nasty, arrogant, like a thoughtless young buck who needed to be reminded of something. >> rob said, well what about your kids? and your wife? she just had a baby. they're at home waiting for you and you're out with my wife. >> and at that moment emmett's eyes got huge and he pushed himself off of his truck and went over to rob and pushed rob, very hard on his chest. >> and then the climax. the confrontation that had been building for weeks. >> that's when i said, enough! that's

>> rob: being president biden. i mean i have to say honestly never been much of a fan, but this is good. this is good stuff. >> greg: you know, what is weird about tom's impression and i was going to get to that but now we jumped over there rob. i guess we should call it the rob long show. hobo tonight. >> rob: nobody's expecting you to say anything nice so i had to jump in. >> greg: you know what it is, it's like tom estimated how joe would be, and he started like degrading -- tom started degrading himself and then joe started catching up and the degradation. it was weird there were times i was watching joe biden on like twitter or something and i go that's tom. >> yeah, i thought it was tom. >> or you thought tom that's a little too on the nose, that's a little too much dementia. oh, that's actually joe biden. >> tom: i now it. >> greg: terrible joke. do you think nicky should have done snl? >> i think no politician should do any comedy show ever. they're never funny, they always look weird and they always look l

rob taglianetti received 25 years to life in prison.e. our brother and father killed by the husband of a woman he had dinner one time in his life. a woman they"re convince keith believed to be single. so overwhelming. >> i thought i would feel relief or happy, but it just wasn't -- it was tough. >> among those thinking about keith reed's family is mary taglianetti. >> my heart goes out to them almost every day. and it's just -- it's a tragedy. my heart breaks. >> the reade reed family is far from the only victim in this case. kimberly roush had nothing whatsoever to do with the crime, yet she says she had to endure being questioned as a suspect, while at the same time still struggling with the grief of losing a man she loved and admired. >> he's an incredible man, who loved life. his girls always came first. he was wonderful father figure to my children, as well. >> keith reed's three daughters now face a future without their dad. he won't be there to walk the two younger girls down the aisle. all be a loving granddad to their children.

our meteorologist rob mayeda our meteorologist rob mayeda will be along in just a few thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more information about side effects talk to your doctor. thanks, mom. be in your moment. ask your doctor about ibrance. a pfizer product. >>> good morning. it is sunday, february 4th, 7:29. a live look outside, of rain on our lens there over san jose. a perfect

it all has to do with the people that got robbed in the video.king to go to vegas for the super bowl? just make sure you don't get scammed. our ian cull will share tips not to get scammed on the tickets. >>> and the new vision pro goggles and how they be stab up to other vr headsets. but let's go ahead and begin with our weather on this friday as we take a live look across the bay area, and it looks so pretty. i love the clouds, beautiful. and the off and on showers appear to be gone for now and another storm packing heavy rain and strong winds are coming, and i we are going to break it down and it will impact our weekend, vianey. >> that's right and you can see the other system right there churning off in the pacific, and if i zoom in you can see the scattered rain activity, and that's what we are seeing on radar but we are expecting for this to pick up tomorrow with the next storm. so overall, we are going to continue to see the scattered activity later into tonight, around 11:00, and i am going to fast forward this time stamp so you can see th

rob, thank you as always. let rob. you know, if you have a company or a story you want to talk about, you see us handles their facebook twitter. we've also got his e-mail, rob at rob black dot growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. >> its 9.25. for your money. california leaders are stepping up their efforts to make sure that renters are getting the protection that they deserve. state attorney general rob bonta says the state is issuing 5 consumer alerts directed at renters and landlords and included in these alerts reminders that under california law rent cannot go up by more than 10% each year and renters

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. very interesting. thank you, rob. all right. this is in the u.s. house as voted to impeach homeland security secretary. >> alejandra my orcas over his handling of the u.s. mexico border crisis. it was a close vote. 2.14, to 2.13. the republicans got the majority this time after house majority leader steve scalise returned after undergoing treatment for blood cancer. majorca says now the first cabinet official to be impeached since the 1970's. but he is expected to be acquitted by the democratic led senate. president biden reacted in a statement saying history will not look kindly on house republicans for their blatant active, unconstitutional partisan ship that is targeted, an honorable public servant in order to play petty political games. back here in the bay portion of 6 ad will now remain open this president's day weekend. coming up, due to expected rain, caltrans announced the closure to repair portion of deteriorated roadways between the 5, 86, 80 connector and koopman road in pleasanton. but with rain expected this weekend, the repairs have

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you've got to social media handles there and he's email to rob at rob black dot com. thanks, rob. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. >> well, in the east bay, san ramon, police of morning elderly residents about a scam telling you want a grand prize. scammers pretending to be from the publisher's clearing house with a sweepstakes prize to him. now, then tell the victim that in order to the money, you got to pay the taxes on the prize with a cashier's check. police say no legitimate business will ever ask you for money over the phone and that you should never provide bank account information to a stranger or give them remote access to your personal computer. all right. well, co

crew robbing a new york city gucci store yesterday. ordering employees to the ground, the trio escaped and are on the loose. the store closed for theest are of the day. a shopper said, it is new york, stuff happens, it feels like another day. that is the problem there. police in forth worth looking for a man caught on camera robbing a girl scout cookie stand. this happened outside walmart. guy walked up to the stand and grabbed a bag with $450, they think he is between 18 and 24 years old and that troup was raising for a summer trip to australia. >> carley: first chip implanted in their brain, musk said that good progress is being made. >> patient has recovery with neural effects and is able to control the mouse around the screen by thinking. >> carley: they implanted the chip in january after receiving fda approval to conduct the study last year. over to you. >> ainsley: coming up, as 1-8 retirees plan to return to work -- >> steve: a retired nurse heading back to work because of record high prices, she needs somebody to take action.

rob, thank you. right to ginger zee now, also in the storm zone to time this out and the 24 hours ahead. ginger, hello to you. >> reporter: hey there, david. we're nearly 30 hours straight of rain in los angeles. that's really hard to do, and it is not going to stop for the next six or so. so, let's look at that stat tick atmospheric river that has barely moved all day. it's finally going to make its way into orange county and san diego tomorrow. second day in a row for a big population like los angeles. that is really rare. down to san clemente. the landslides still possible tonight. flood watches into arizona and nevada. the winter storm watches all the way to colorado. the timing is important, because we finally move the fire house, it's a little lighter, into southern california. then isolated downpours, will be heavy at times through wednesday morning. quick look at this los angeles river behind me. this is usually dry, and we have the ferocious rapids. this is a strong el nino, this is what we

the organizers rescheduled it for tomorrow. >> we have to ask rob about color -- rob about it tomorrow. >>> first in tahoe, people enjoying the start of a three-day weekend. i believe that's snow falling there on our lens. the resort's going to be getting more snow tomorrow, next day, and the next day -- actually, rob, how many days are they getting snow? and what's going on for the festival? >> for the foreseeable future. ongoing there. i think tomorrow morning there might be a break. during the afternoon, more wind, more rain coming in. afternoon plans, there's one at city center, bishop ranch. also having a lunar new year celebration, too. if you're going to go during the afternoon, you will certainly want the umbrella. the rain and the wind will be picking up late afternoon into the evening. now speaking of the sierra, look at that. kind of mild. 40s tomorrow. snow levels will be dropping as we get into monday and tuesday. and look at the snow totals. lake level not all that much. but higher up, before 6,000 to 7,000 feet, closer to 7,000 feet could see two to three feet, maybe eve

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. the anti-defamation league has filed a federal complaint against the berkeley unified school district for what they say is severe and persistent anti-semitic bullying. according to that complaint, berkeley administrators have ignored parent reports allowing its k through 12 schools to become hostile environments for jewish and israeli students. it accuses the board of education of not disciplining teachers and students who have engaged in the harassment. the atf report instead of principles addressing the bullying, they moved the offended students to different classrooms. students and staff at west lake middle school in oakland held a walkout today in support of a cease-fire in gaza. >> and again, swat, they're calling censorship from the oakland school district. the group claims over the weekend the district tried to stop and organizing meeting of more than 20 unions to discuss the ongoing war. the union says the night before the event, the district canceled the meeting due to staffi

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reporting in studio, i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. and ahead at 6.30, we're going to take a closer look at how state makers are stepping in to combat the opioid crisis. >> umbrellas were out in union city the day as rain showers made their way through the area. this is a look at union city a little earlier this afternoon. you can see some heavy showers moving through that area. >> well, going to be pretty chilly this evening. a frost advisory has been issued for the north bay interior valleys, mountains and coastal range. that frost advisory will begin late tonight, extend into tomorrow morning as we take a live look there at the golden gate bridge, staying light later and later here in late february. yeah, get along joins us now live in studio with a look at the weather. >> yes, so we are to see some changes. so north bay rays yourself to be some chilly mornings. >> starting tomorrow and at least wednesday as well. so want to show you a live picture here from our mount tam cam. beautiful of sunset, especially when you see all the pin

let's talk love, rob. because i know so least there's a benefit or a payoff this time around for being dumped with a text message. >> yeah, this is a kind of a cute one by pf chang's. i'm you get 6 dumplings. if you've been dumped by a text message, you have to get online and sent a copy of the text message and tell a little bit of your story. i think it's good advertise. good marketing. and again, i guess it to get dumped. it's good way of, know, anderson, i think its innovative to say the least and pf chang's, not very chinese at all. ps stands for paul fleming's, which is a steakhouse in new york city became very >> all right. well, everything's changed. i mean, since i was a kid, there's then. apps, obviously. and >> you know, i'll show years if you show me mine used to mean something different now means credits course. >> that was a chapter in one of my make. but that's a whole different story. so there's dating app called scoring. i love this. it's only around for 90 days, but we saw some trends last

if you want to reach out to rob with a question or you can send him an email. >> rob at rob black dot >> 4 is your local election headquarters. governor gavin newsom is facing a possible. >> recall yet again again. yeah. rescue california is the group that's trying to recall the governor once again, its members serve newsom with a notice of intent on monday. they believe they will be successful. this time around, though, despite how costly it will be. rescue, california says the budget deficit, public safety, immigration and education are among the reasons behind their latest recall effort. kron. 4 political analyst michael yaki, though, says the timing of this recall is actually terrible for newsom's opponents. it does. >> is it enables him to raise more money and spend more money outside of california because this will be if you just eat something, wants to be traded again. 2 years later when actually things are better than they were 2 years ago. this is going to be a completely wipe and a giant waste of time. >> governor newsom has already sent out his fundraising letter to his sup

the first ever rob burrow player of the match. name on there. i think he will be very honoured and proud but humble as well. it really shines through, him as a character. we are over the moon. the trophy redefined him. it was quite modest and small before, but it didn't lack prestige. it's the volume of what it means, the symbolism and i think that personifies robin himself. he's an absolute champion in his fight against mnd alongside kevin's infield, another example of his courage and while we marvel at here its physical expression in the field which seems to have been taken away from him, he is no less heroic and courageous and what he's doing right now and that's why he is a fantastic hero. it's already american football's biggest game and one of the most watched sporting events on the planet — but this year there could be even more eyes on the super bowl because of one person, taylor swift. arguably the biggest popstar in the world, she's brought news fans to the sport this year since dating kansas city chiefs tight end travis

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we want to get to rob mayeda with the updated time line. i'm talking about that wind. >> yeah, wind is the big factor. the rain starting to increase around the bay area. a chance of thunderstorms, damaging wind gusts certainly possible throughout the day tomorrow and a flood watch for the entire bay area that will take us into monday morning. right now, you can see it is scanning there. starting to see the rain rates pick up as this comes up out of the south approaching the santa cruz mountains. notice where the area of low pressure, the anchor of the storm is aiming in on. it is heading right towards california with an atmospheric boost resulting in the flood watch until monday morning. already, we will likely see flood warnings tomorrow morning for the guadalupe river at the bridge from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 in the afternoon. it may crest above flood stage. modern flooding there. and the san lorenzo river could lead to flooding as that peak stage gets to 19.7 feet. that could impact paradise park. many of those locations could see a couple fe

rob: we are glad you are there doing it. tax policy.ompanies to get what they need to go and scaling up invest more in r&d from their base revenues than any other sector of the economy. we need good tax policy. last week, the house passed the bill that includes immediate r&d expensing. how would you prognosticate the future in the area of tax relief this year? sen. blackburn: we anticipate this piece of legislation that moved from the house and senate will come to us at finance committee. everyone agrees it is vitally important to do for people that are innovative in this space. we have such a short window and a lifecycle for many of these technology applications. you need to be generous in allowing them these rmd credits. and this expensing, this immediate expensing, because they are going to be in to the next iteration and we need to keep that. it doesn't matter if it is quantum or ai, that structure needs to be there. on ai, let me say this. some of you are focused on what will happen with the entertainment industry and senator kunz

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right. thank you, rob. as we take a live look here. >> and interstate 80 at donner summit, you see some snow on the side of the road. dry freeway, though. and that is good because i think all indications are this thing's going to have to shut down, at least at some point late this week. yeah, it's nice and sunny right now. but lawrence, let's time out when these folks are going really start to see that snow. yeah, it's going to get very rough. making your way up in the high country because the snow levels are going to be dropping down so low. it's going to be really difficult. and then you throw the wind on top of the heavy snow. we get some blizzard. some whiteout conditions traveling in the high country. so right now, folks are just enjoying it outside. take a look. live out over top. do you see some folks out there enjoying a nice meal and well, just most of that snow has melted from some of the trees there. but you know what? as we head into the next couple days, we go from almost spring skiing conditio

rob. and a perfect scenario. winter storms would happen in the sierra during the week and be cleared out by the weekend when the most tourists are in town. that's not what's happening this week, though, creating a good news, bad news scenario. the biggest snowstorm of the year is on its way to tahoe. >> lead scientists at the central sierra snow lab. andrew schwartz is expecting a range of 7 to 9 feet. many, many people are going to be very. there's going to be a lot of shoveling out to do and quite a bit of snow from the previous couple of days. short expects travel to be nearly impossible by thursday morning. still on the roads, but also the mountains and the lead scientist says that will benefit the state's water resources. the storm is expected to take us somewhere between 110 and 125% of average for this time of year. and it will give us much, much closer to reaching average on the season. overall, towns in the region are already preparing. david palive. he is the mayor for the town of truckee. we just want

let's get right back to rob marciano, live in los angeles. rob? >> reporter: hey, david. finally a welcome break from the rain. cleanup crews made some headway, but this system is pretty potent, but it's moving fast. look at it on the radar. bright colors moving in along the central coast. flood watches have been reposted from los angeles down to the south, as this low swings across the area later on tonight. dropping some heavy rain on unstable ground, we're worried about that. also, bringing some heavy snow, avalanche warnings are set for three, four states in the mountains. this is going to pump up some heat into the eastern plains and the northeast over the next several days. 50s in chicago on friday. 60s in d.c. folks here in the west happy that the weather headlines are shifting east. david? >> david: rob marciano with us again tonight. rob, thank you. >>> meantime, in new york city tonight, authorities are now asking for the public's help in their hunt for two suspects believed to be asylum seekers wanted in that vicious attack on two nypd officers in times square.

we're going to go to mexico and then we're to come>> rob: .going to stay in a hotel a in times square. all right. anotheotel r tourist attraction in the world. and we're going to and we're going to get a free little >> rob: gift wee card every whatever, every week from the mayor. it's -- it's kind of great. i don't know why more americans are doing that. you're right. because, you knoeaw why we'reth. americans, rob, and we don't game this system because right n >> um. i don't know all the slowdown and slow down, tiger. yeah, we dyeah wo. but you ride the rails like you do. well, we'll ride the rails, right? i make little mark ride ras. ars nice lady makes pies, you know, like that. but marks no, we do do all that. but that's because we're americans and that'se we're the privilege of being an american. yeah. like, if you're not american, you look. y, you can either have a generous welfare state or you can have open bordera ges, but you can't have both. that is true. cat has said that many times. e kasaidcat and i would quote yn it, but why both

thank you, rob. rob cameron in— elections. thank you, rob.e born in senegal, doctors only expected them to survive for a few days. at the age of two, they moved to the uk for treatment at great ormond street hospital — and since then, the girls have defied all the odds and recently celebrated their seventh birthday. our reporter lucy owen has their story. what is it now? marieme and ndeye, playing with their friends at mount stuart primary in cardiff. their dad always wanted them to go to a mainstream school. it's just a way for me to show they are part of society. they don't have to hide from anybody. they see kids, they play with them, laugh with them, to make friends, to develop as individuals. they are both so pretty. marieme's favourite colour is my favourite colour too. | that's why they're together, because they really love each other. they may share a body, but the girls are two very different characters. marieme is very quiet, very reserved, introverted personality. it's completely different from ndeye. she's very independent. she wa

>> david: rob marciano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. >>> overseas tonight, our team onboard the "uss eisenhower" in the red sea. the u.s. is there to destroy missiles launched by iranian-backed militants, and there is news coming in tonight on this front. britt clennett onboard the "uss eisenhower" tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we're onboard the "uss eisenhower," in the red sea, given inside access on the front lines of the fight against houthi rebels. and it comes just as u.s. forces launched new attacks. destroying an anti-cruise ship houthi missile that was preparing to strike more ships in the region. another super hornet taking off for a mission across the red sea. there's been at least 47 houthi missile and drone attacks on ships since mid-november, but just two in the past six days. evidence rear admiral marc miguez tells me that the almost daily u.s. air strikes are working. >> we have reduced some of their capability. i don't see them being able to sustain the way that we can sustain over the long-term. >> repo

let's get to rob tonight, timing this out. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. both, cleanup has been difficult today. this rain has not stopped at all. they've extended the flood watches through the overnight period, and we're transitioning to more convective action. we've already had a tornado warning in san diego. the watches are up into the int intermountain west. and that low swings across the area tonight and tomorrow, and that will bring more in the way of thunderstorms, heavy do downpours and one to two inches of rainfall. as we head through thursday and friday, a couple more weaker pulses coming through. so, it will be wet on and off through the rest of the week. david? >> david: rob marciano, thank you. >>> now, to that very tense scene unfolding in florida. a hostage standoff at a bank of america. the suspect claiming to have a bomb, and holding a knife to a woman's neck. a sniper then opening fire with the hostages right there. victor oquendo from florida tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying moment. the s.w.a.t. team coming face-to-face with

boston rob from "survivor.astermind >> jimmy: he's a mastermind. >> yeah, the mafia don >> jimmy: did he get in your head immediately and you go - >> well, so here's the thing, so, you know, we have a noninterference policy on the show we're just there to document what's going on, and make sure the cameras are in the right place and, you know, we have cameramen in the water, up in trees. we have drones we have cameras everywhere and i knew rob, because i've seen just about every episode of "survivor" ever >> jimmy: yeah, me too >> but i couldn't spoil it i couldn't give that away. >> jimmy: oh, you can't tell everyone, "hey, that's --" >> in case the other people didn't know. it would be up to them to find out. >> jimmy: that's part of his act. >> and put the target on his back >> jimmy: yeah, he's like, "oh, i'm a lawyer." >> so i had to keep it quiet but pretty early on, someone blew him up. >> jimmy: they knew it >> and now he -- he's out for blood. >> jimmy: yeah what's your connection to -- do you have a b

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the storm coming through california tonight is priming the pump for more flooding likely when the next one comes in on sunday. still a mess right now from northern california to southern california. those watches and warnings that are up, that's for the current storm. they'll be reposted for the next one. that big plume going through arizona, some significant snow in the mountains. that's good. we need that snow pack. but look at the explosion of convection in lower parts of texas, across i-10, and by sunday, the southeast and florida. meanwhile, that's when the next storm is coming into the west. this one does look to be bigger. potentially stronger. another atmospheric river, especially from central california down through southern california. big snows. but look at that red box. five to ten inches of rainfall from santa barbara to san diego. those are areas that will likely see some flooding and likely some mudslides as well. david? >> david: rob marciano back with us this evening.

>> rob, thank you. track the storms that are coming in with our nbc bay area app. snap this qr code right now if you'd like. there you can get your -- our live doppler radar, get alerts for rain hits your neighborhood, and it is free, so download it right now. >>> new details in the investigation of a fire that happened at a target store in vallejo. they are now calling it arson. investigators say the fire broke out around 3:00 yesterday afternoon in a corner of the store, setting off alarms, leading to evacuations. it took firefighters only ten minutes to knock it down, but damage is estimated at a million dollars because of all the smoke. the store is now closed until further notice. >>> a followup on the at&t service outage that impacted thousands of customers last week. at&t now says it's trying to make things right. the company posted an apology to its website this morning. the outage knocked out service for thousands of users thursday. at&t blamed it on a coding error. it says it plans to apply credit towards affected accounts. it will be about the average co

what you said about rob walker.biden insider testifying joe biden met with hunter and the head of china's cefc at four seasons restaurant in dc sometime in early 2017. biden's showing up to help them close a $3 million deal then they started making money from that? was he the deal closer? >> it's apparent he was and joe biden and i've said this all along and i've said this on your show and six months ago joe biden using mental capacity as an excuse to duck the charges and clear about what's going on on the depth of what they got. with all the people coming over our border and finding out one of the largest groups are chinese, we better be very cautious about what's going on where all the possibility of the million chinese where they go. it's clear the white house is allowing that to happen. elizabeth: sticking on this story, rob walker testifying the biden family last name would "get people in the door to do deals". the biden name was their calling card in overseas deals and the thing is it's rob walker and he was t

rob, we're talking feet of snow there. >> did you say 10 feet? >> all right. for one storm that's pretty good. may be more than five feet of snow. it will be a big event here. what's different, though, is the wind. that will be the big story tomorrow. high wind warnings are expanded across much of the bay area. from the coast to the north bay, east bay and throughout the santa cruz mountains. so enjoy the fact that the wind is not that strong right now. it is a good time to get things secured outdoors before the heavier rain and strong wind move in. 57 degrees southeast wind for now. just 9 miles an hour in san jose. low 50s around walnut creek. on approach to san francisco at 54 degrees. as we take a look at the wind speeds, by 11:00 tonight, wind speeds are picking up. these are the types of wind speeds that might wake you up. look at these winds speeds. up to 40 to 50 miles an hour by tomorrow morning. into the evening with those same wind speeds. so a long duration, high impact wind event for the coast and the hills around the bay area. as the high wind ad

max, yes, i was asked to find the person who robbed babasyan. we already know who it is. idea, but think about it. why did the nomad, with all his connections, ask only you to provide a favor to the man, only you, he doesn’t have enough of his own bandits for dirty work, well because that he trusts me, yeah, and you trust him, if that’s all you wanted to ask me, then, perhaps, i’ll go. let him go, maybe you can still stop him, why are you standing there, get out of here, no, don’t bother him, he knows what he’s doing, but you still follow him, you never know, get up. yes, sandro, well, i found yours, the robber, as promised, he’s now at the woman’s in the forest, address, apartment number, i’ll send it off now, get it, thank you, dear. the ones you are looking for are the ones who attacked your wife. how did you find them? i'm a cop, i'm fine taught to look for such bastards, i know them , they have robbed people before, yes, uh-huh, uh-huh, are you sure, this is your wife’s card, oh, this is right, yura, right, we are a source of money for them, for dosa, they they don’t

senior meteorologist rob marciano back with us again tonight. hey, rob. >> hey, david. we're ramping up our snow totals here. we've got winter storm warnings now that have been posted for philadelphia and columbus, ohio, where the snow is already falling there. indianapolis and cincinnati, stretching over to pittsburgh. you mentioned it's fast-moving? look how fast it gets over west virginia, into d.c. tonight. baltimore, philadelphia, new york city. 2:00 a.m., that's when the heaviest snow is going to fall. and then it starts to fall apart 5:00, 7:00 in the morning with leftover showers. 2 to 4 inches across new york city, back through parts of new jersey. 2 to 5, maybe 6 around philadelphia. and the highest total across west virginia. this would be more disruptive if during the week, but nonetheless, a high-impact storm. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us. we'll be watching it right through the weekend. thanks, rob. >>> tonight, dramatic new testimony in the high-stakes misconduct hearing involving fani willis, who brought the case against donald trump and mult

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. 3 people are dead following a two-car crash on the bay bridge early this morning around 04:00am a mini cooper was stalled in the 4th lane heading eastbound on the bay bridge just before treasure island. when toyota tacoma plowed into it. there's no shoulder, of course, to pull over on the bridge. and for some reason, the driver of that car that was hit did not pull over all the way to the far right hand lane, all 3 people who are in the mini vehicle are now dead. the driver of the truck is badly injured and at the hospital hard to say what could have prevented this tragedy. but mark andrews with the highway patrol shared his safety tips with us. >> moving over to the far right lane would have been the best option. if the occupants of the vehicle felt like it was safe to do so. and they saw opening in the traffic where they could safely exit. i would exempt from the passenger side. there is a raise count walk on the bridge where they could then started walking back towa

will then robbed them.— of a pretext for doing this. -- that will then robbed them.d and across the uk. this is bbc news. people who live near this land have had the prospect of a massive solar farm here hanging over them for more than two years. a thousand responses. 1,000 responses from this tiny rural population... an inquiry has been held, opinions heard. they�*ll know the outcome by the summer. a petition is being gathered by a local mp right up to the last possible moment to put pressure on the energy security secretary, who will decide. myjob is to be a voice for our communities, so i'm going to take every opportunity i can to do just that. it can't hurt, can it? but hopefully it will make a difference. plentiful energy for the national grid — enough to power 92,000 homes, say the developers. a terrible loss of agricultural land by the side of the east coast mainline, say opponents. rutland has lost a huge swathe of farmland before to a national infrastructure project when rutland water was built. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news websi

rob, those stocks -- >> josh, we're saying the exact same thing. you're naming selective stocks in other sectors that are outperforming. you're not naming -- >> the biggest stocks. the biggest stocks. >> no question. because the biggest names have the less exposure to high cost of financing. they have the moats. of course it's the same message. >> i could run the same screen with russell 1,000, and i can give you $30 billion, $40 billion, $50 billion market cap stories. look at this company . look at this ajg. this is an insurance broker -- >> arthur jay gallagher, ajg? >> look at this chart. it's a $50 billion market cap. it's not a leader in its sector. it's not berkshire hathaway. there are hundreds of setups in mid, large in almost every sector. i want to be in s&p names not nasdaq names right now. >> okay. perfect setup relevant today because the new moves we have are outside of the areas we talk about every day, the mag seven. jason snipe, speaking of cater caterpillar, you bought it. tell me why. >> i did. josh made a lot of great points. it

reporting in studio, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 n ws. thank you, rob. lawmakers are also trying to tackle the opioid crisis on the state level. coming up at 5.30, we'll look at the legislation. >> meant to help the problem. >> a woman who was swept into the russian river is facing multiple charges for assaulting the crew was trying to save her calls. first came in yesterday afternoon. officials say a woman was seen clinging to the bushes, but when ship rescuer jumped in to help her, she started fighting him and attempted to push him under the water. that's when the second rescuer jumped in to help. all 3 were eventually taken to safety. the woman was taken to a hospital for treatment where she continued to assault first responders and medical personnel. she will be arrested on multiple charges. santa rosa police say this man is wanted for an attempted homicide to look at your screen. it happened on february 18 on barnum avenue in santa rosa. officers say the 21 year-old shot a man in the shoulder after he and a group of friends got into an argument with

we've got a lot more ahead including rob marciano.t the drone powered hexa aircraft. an abc news exclusive, and that is coming up, george. >> right now the latest on wendy williams. her care team revealed she's been diagnosed with aphasia and dementia. it comes just days before a documentary about her struggles. eva pilgrim with the story. >> good morning, george. there have been so many questions about wendy williams' condition. this morning some answers. >> let me tell you something. i don't know who i have become, but i like her. >> reporter: this morning the devastating health update for daytime talk show icon wendy williams. her care team revealing in a statement thursday that she's been diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontal dementia. also known as ftd. her team saying she's receiving the care she needs and her needs are addressed. >> when i saw her, she didn't have to say one thing. i knew that every cylinder is not firing the way it should. >> reporter: aphasia affects a person's ability to communicate how they

rob, you own this. >> yes, scott, it was down 8% on the back of weaker guidance. it's worked some of its way back. let's not confuse ourselves. this was a solid q4 result. 20% revenue growth, 40% growth. they did have weaker guidance because of china. but you have a stock that's had an incredible run but long term this is a leader in a secular growth industry. semistocks are crucial to developing the chips. >> zoetis was down. it may have moved a little bit since i last saw it after the earnings. >> total revenue companion animal is all i care about, 10% and the guidance for revenues is 9% for the full year. i think the rest of the earnings miss was nonoperational and noise. >>> let's get the headlines with kate rogers. hi, kate. >>> officials from the u.s., egypt, israel and qatar will meet in cairo to work on a truce in gaza as israel has been pressured to hold off on its planned assault on raffah. egypt has made it clear it will not accept any refugees over the border. estonia's prime minister is on a wanted list in russia for removing soviet era world war ii m

he was robbed violently. as his friends were as well. >> this is the mother of the 21-year-old driver. the texas attorney is offering $10,000 information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the robbers. >> the reason we are offering this reward is because it is enough. it's enough. what happened to our son, we don't want any other son to feel that way. >> this corridor is considered one of the most dangerous areas in the city and in and out is closing down. a starbucks and other businesses have closed fighting crime. >> is crazy. it's a daily thing. there hasn't been a day since we opened in august we don't have an incident like this happened. >> sam owns the gas station. he shared footage of other robberies with us. >> i come from yemen and we don't have this in third world countries where there is no law whatsoever. >> they say what shocking to the family is the crime that seems to be normalized by politicians in oakland. she said it seems like crime is accepted as a way of life and it should. >> i'm

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i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. going to help out a lot as we get in the dry summer months. and there's a lot of winter yet to go. was some suggestion. >> the march may be the snowiest month of them all, if you can believe that. but yeah, out there now we're still seeing that snow falling apart. so those begin to break up a bit. just a couple of scattered snow showers. here's a live look toward halftime. let's see if you can see it all. just begin to show up here. you see it right there. it's covered with clouds and some fog out there. all that snow out there ahead of it, though. beautiful sight in the high country that you're going to see if you're headed that direction. of course, a lot of snow when many of the resorts, how about a home with almost a foot of snow in the last 24 hours, sugar bowl, 10 inches of snow palisades 14 inches of snow there. 8 inches in soda springs and 8 inches also in boreal. but snow showers tapering off. the roadways are opening up and that is some good news, especially if you want to g

meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking the hour-by-hour timeline on when some relief will arrive. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm gia vang. tonight we're tracking those torrential rains and gusty winds slamming the bay area from fallen trees, rising waterways, to shut-down roads. we've been following the storm impact for you all day. >> let's take you outside right now, some of our cameras around the bay. you can see some shaky lens on some of those cameras. strong winds still blowing. top left, you got sfo, where a ground stop was issued today because of those winds. a lot of delays there. that plus rough waters also forcing a temporary stop to ferry service earlier today. >> take a look at this video at the embarcadero. nbc's sam brock captured this video as waves lapped up on the seawall there. flood watches will remain active into tomorrow morning. >>> as it turns out, the main attraction today, incredible wind speeds. hours and hours of those strong wind gusts weakening trees, causing some damage, some power issues. those

rob bonta, our attorney general, he's already looking at possibly running for governor. what does he do? he goes with it to the uh. so it's good politics. on the governor's part . and it also makes a statement to the rest of the country that when asked, he says, yes, i am doing this. i am making these moves. >> all right. phil, interesting stuff. thank you so much for coming on to share that with us. all right. all right. coming up, san francisco business owners around the alarm or sound the alarm, if you will, about a construction project that they say has turned into a slo motion disaster. our media partner, the san francisco standard, will join us next to explain i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved