rob was five tall.e in my life. it's a tough sport and a lot of people know it as a tall man's, big man's sport. i don't really listen to what they say, anyway, so they can say what they want when i score. he was always surrounded by doubt. people say he's a brilliant player and it's magic what he does, - but he's too small to make it, - and he just proved them all wrong. wait! commentator: oh, it's rob burrow. it's a brilliant burrow try! fantastic! what everybody thought i was his weakness became his biggest strength. rob�*s squad number was number seven. rob always had that seven on his back. off he goes! seventh try! it's the little man wearing number seven. and it is seventh heaven for the leeds rhinos. have you been surprised by your impact? - it�*s nice people talk about it, but i don�*t really let it go to my head. he rewrote the rules about what rugby league players should look like. just a phenomenal career. i am joined byjamiejones—buchanan and joined by jamie jones—buchanan and phil joined b

rob didn't testify.because of his head wound, he simply couldn't remember. so the defense offered a theory that emmett started the fight, then the gun fell on the ground. emmett grabbed it, shot rob. then during the pause, rob got hold of the gun and fired back in self-defense. and the courtroom came to a halt. every head turned when a star witness took the stand to support that theory. would you please state and spell your name for the record? sure, kandi hall. keith morrison: kandi, who repeated the story on the stand, that she told us of emmett pushing rob. emmett becoming enraged of hearing the two men scuffle as she walked away before she heard, but did not see the shooting. the only problem? she told the police a very different story the night it happened. you told detective miller that night that you did not see or hear a physical altercation, isn't that right? i don't know. i don't remember. keith morrison: in fact, kandi changed her story about so many things, all helpful to rob's case. i'm tryi

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that is kevin sinfield, rob morrow�*s best friend who described rob as a beacon of hope —— rob burrowe, 8. 7. 6. 5. — sadly, rob passed away. ten, nine, 8. 7. 6. 5. four. _ sadly, rob passed away. ten, nine, 8, 7, 6, 5, four, three, _ sadly, rob passed away. ten, nine, 8, 7, 6, 5, four, three, two,, i sadly, rob passed away. ten, nine, 8, 7, 6, 5, four, three, two,, one. | applause studio: what a poignant moment this is, a really poignant moment, in light of the news that rob burrow has passed away. the ground—breaking of the new rob burrow centre for mnd has gone ahead. the centre is part of a project, a passion of his that he led. he was very keen to see descent to be built and opened, as per his request, today's planned ground—breaking has gone ahead. a testament, really, to the attitude that rob had, the team first attitude that he had and which he displayed throughout his career and, of course, throughout the fight against his illness. over £6 million of the required £7 million has been raised to help build this centre. what it will do as it will help care for and ensure those wi

rob page position was not done a good job. rob page position was not held _ done a good job.held by comments from - done a good job. rob page position j was not held by comments from his own boss, the chief executive had to the never sports he didn't want to get rid of them. he's the only wheels manager to lead his country at two major tournaments, but more recently i made faltering results and without the retired gareth bale to rely on, he club for patients but time to turn things around has run out. dafydd pritchard england's cricketers are back in action. they started the super 8's stage of the t20 world cup with a really impressive win over west indies and are unchanged for their match against south africa in st lucia. they are ciurrently chasing 164 for victory here's our they are ciurrently chasing 164 for victory. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson with the story so far. s. africa st. lucia and england beginning to begin with confidence since. he phoned up that she could trust in a binder he could reach normally. rapid 15 and caught. except that he was not sure.

at first, when rob was diagnosed, i was the one that would break down in tears and rob would be, youis." the wider rugby league family also united behind him to raise funds for research into a condition that has no cure and no treatment. who scored the most tries out of you two? j him, by a long way! by a long way! i think he knows that as well! is he laughing? yeah, he is! hopefully, through the campaign 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 until we get a cure. rob burrow overcame so many challenges, on and off the field. he will always be remembered as a giant, whether wearing the blue and amber of his beloved leeds, or wearing the warmest of smiles in the face of a cruel disease. the former rugby league international rob burrow, who's died at the age of a1. the flamboyant founder of fake cryptocurrency 0necoin, ruja ignatova, is the world's most wanted woman. dubbed the "missing cryptoqueen", she's on the fbi's top 10 most wanted list after def

rob: absolutely.g about this and i think i'm allowed to say this on-air, when i first joined bbc 40 years ago, i went in every day, lunchtime and evenings. [laughter] the good old days. the news was always, i can tell you, spot on. [laughter] christian: you were so much more flui yeah. aughter] rob: i think it's properly, not just my own lifestyle, which has been changing, but clearly there is something about the way in which we live and the costs of going out. on your point, i do know that in my area, much as i love devon, oxford shire is my home place. some of these community run pubs have worked, some haven't. i don't know the ins and outs. i guess in the end it depends on having a solid bunch of people in the 1980's and 1990's, different rob watsons. christian: christian: the leveling up agenda, i recall, was all about breathing new life into towns that were losing the high street. i's a really important issue. i was listening to voters in rochdale today who said these voters pulled out the new ma

rob, rob's in the wheelchair and well, take a well. >> that's the captain.i say the captain because he was the captain of leeds , and kevin the captain of leeds, and kevin sinfield, also equally legendary rugby player , and they were rugby player, and they were incredibly close. and kevin said that there's no way that he would stop fundraiser for mnd. this is even after the passing of rob until a cure is found. and obviously we don't know how long this is going to be. this could be for as long as kevin's life. it could be for years and years and years and years. but he's going to stick with it. i mean, he's words summed up. he said, today was the day that i hoped would never come. this is kevin sinfield, the world's lost, a great man and friend to many. you fought so bravely until the end and became a beacon of hope and inspiration. not only for the mnd community, but for all those that saw and heard your story and brilliant job that he did highlighting it. >> the fact is , it is a bit of a >> the fact is, it is a bit of a cinderella. motor neurone disease.

and i said to rob, help me! a life, help me. >> and i wanted people to know, even people who knew albert, they didn't know all of his life. i wanted them to experience what i have experienced since i'm 16 years old. i mean, i'll give you an example. if you spent any time with albert, you will -- you will be exposed to the most brilliant kind of comedic mind that you can imagine. one time i remember we were lost in the hills above malibu, and up in the hills. >> jimmy: how old are you at this time? >> we're 17, maybe 16, 17. and we can't figure out how to get back down to the pch. and so there's a cow grazing in a meadow by himself. and albert pulls the car up to the cow and goes, and the cow is eating like this. he says excuse me, sir, sir. >> and the cow looks up. >> yeah, could you tell us how to get back to the pch? >> and the cow goes like that and eats, and he says thank you, and he drives off. [ applause ] i said albert, you took directions from a cow. he says yeah, but he lives around here. he knows the a

how will rob burrow be remembered? fans for mnd charities. how will rob burrow be remembered?remembered? fans in rugby league sensed — burrow be remembered? fans in rugby league sensed that _ burrow be remembered? fans in rugby league sensed that the _ burrow be remembered? fans in rugby league sensed that the little _ league sensed that the little warrior, who had an incredible career, winning eight super league titles with leeds rhinos, and took down some big guys along the way. but his highlights reel will stand about anyone else. what he did, i don't think many people could tackle what he did with the courage that he did, after his rugby career. a lot of people might have hidden away after that but he took it head—on, like you did with everything else in his rugby career before, just a remarkable human being. i don't know if you had any interaction with him as a journalist, but if i messaged him he would message me back and say, free to talk, and say, you are away, and he had just was such a nice, genuine person, and that is the hardest part for everyone to get their head

first, when rob was diagnosed, i was the one that would break down in tears and rob would be, you knowurself together, "lindsey, we can get through this. you have done such important work raising awareness for motor neurone disease. you have been an inspiration of nothing but admiration for what you have done. the wider rugby league family also united behind him to raise funds for research into a condition that has no cure and no treatment. rob burrow overcame so many challenges on and off the field. he will always be remembered as a giant in the face of a cruel disease. the former rugby league international, rob burrow, who has died at the age of 41. next to the uk general election — and the veteran left—wing politician diane abbott has said she intends to "run and win" as a labour candidate. she was suspended from the party in 2023 following comments she made about racism, but was allowed back in last month. there's been uncertainty about herfuture — but on friday, the labour leader sir keir starmer said she was free to go forward as a labour candidate. for more on this, i spoke to o

first, when rob was diagnosed, i was the one that would break down in tears and rob would be, you knowsey, we can get through this." you have been admiration for everything you have done. the wider rugby league family also united behind him to raise funds for research into a condition that has no cure and no treatment. rob burrow overcame so many challenges on and off the field. he will always be remembered as a giant in the face of a cruel disease. rob burrow, who has died at the age of ai. in south africa, the party once led by nelson mandela, the african national congress, has had its worst election result, since the end of apartheid, three decades ago. the historic result means a fresh political landscape for the country, with the party losing support because of anger over the cost of living, high levels of corruption, unemployment and crime. the african national congress won almost 40% of the seats in the national assembly. the democratic alliance secured nearly 22 per cent and the mk partyjust below 15 per cent. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher has this report from johnannes

rob burrow, who has died aged 41.erning african national congress 159 seats in the 400—seat parliament. it�*s the first time since the end of apartheid that the anc has lost its majority, although it is still by far the biggest party. in the past few minutes president cyril ramaphosa has described the result as a victory for south africa�*s democracy. we have held another successful election that has been free, fair, credible and peaceful. we have strived together to build a country which everyone — black and white, man and woman, young and old — can call home. this election has reaffirmed building a south africa for all remains the defining mission of our nation. let�*s cross live to my colleague catherine byaruhanga who is in johannesburg. firstly, catherine, did the anc underestimates jacob zuma�*s new party? it underestimates jacob zuma's new .a ? , underestimates jacob zuma's new -a ? , ., underestimates jacob zuma's new .a ? , , ., ., ., underestimates jacob zuma's new .a ? , ., ., ., party? it is important to n

lovely, rob!he says she's co—operating with the commission. mr sunak was speaking on bbc�*s question time, which also featured the leaders of labour, the snp and the liberal democrats. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. rishi sunak arrived in york knowing tough questions were coming. allegations two conservative candidates, plus the party's director of campaigning — who's married to one of them — may have been betting at the election, and the gambling commission looking into it all. like you, i was incredibly angry — incredibly angry — to learn of these allegations. given that, he was asked why he hasn't suspended the candidates. but what i can tell you is if anyone is found to have broken the rules, not only should they face the full consequences of the law — i will make sure that they are booted out of the conservative party. on the issue of quitting the european convention on human rights to get rwanda deportation flights off the ground, he was challenged — that would put t

no, in terms of the money, rob, _ the vibes, is it?y, rob, we _ the vibes, is it? no, in terms of the money, rob, we don't- the vibes, is it? no, in terms of the money, rob, we don't talk. the vibes, is it? no, in terms of - the money, rob, we don't talk about money in terms of elections when it comes to uk elections — at least pretend to refer to a law and american elections — but when you have a donor of that scale walking away from the party, what is that due to how you run the campaign? we've all been brought up very well, not to be brought up —— not to bring up not to be brought up —— not to bring up money and politics, not like america. but it doesn't help, there have been reports the conservative party is nowhere near as flush as they used to be, and that it's been outspent by the opposition labour party which is amazingly unusual in british elections. doesn't make much difference? i guess it must, otherwise why on earth with the parties be spending this money? so it's one more thing for rishi sunak and conservative headquarters

it's just amazing to be here today for rob. get a cure. not just the care centre - but a breakthrough for people with mnd so it's not the hell on earth that it's been. - rob played a part in designing the centre purpose—built and a one—stop shop for patients and theirfamilies. well, in the hours since rob's death, the tributes have built and built here at headingley. he played for the leeds rhinos 400 times during his career and won absolutely everything there was to win. lots of shirts, flowers, scarves, and in particular this one seems to be the perfect sentiment. it says he was a legend on the pitch and a hero off it. the centre in his name will stand testament to his life, defined by determination and by defiance. john maguire, bbc news, leeds. and you can watch a special bbc news documentary, there's only one rob burrow, tonight at 8.30 on bbc one. about half a million people have been left without their child benefit payment today after a processing issue at hm revenue and customs. hmrc has apologised and say those affect

first, when rob was diagnosed, i was the one that would break down in tears, and rob would be, you knowurself together, lindsey. we can get through this." the wider rugby league family also united behind him to raise funds for research into a condition that has no cure and no treatment. who's got the most. tries out of you two? 0h, him by a long way. laughter i think he knows that as well. is he laughing? yeah, he is. 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 until we have a cure. rob burrow overcame so many challenges on and off the field. he will always be remembered as a giant, weather wearing the blue and amber of his beloved leeds or wearing the warmest of smiles in the face of a cruel disease. rob burrow, who's died at the age of 41. to fallout at the french open, where the concern over late finishes continues to be raised by the big names. the defending champion iga swiatek and world number three coco gauff today s

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rob burrow with his wife lindsey at seacroft hospital in leeds. good to see you, rob.jumped up onto the couch, helping me with the assessments. other patients drew a lot of strength from him, and it sort of made their day meeting him and they would take photographs with him. and it was it was really quite amazing. 5.9 now, 02. there is no cure for him. there is no cure for mnd. and from the moment he was diagnosed, rob burrow knew his time would come. it made his approach to this cruel disease all the more remarkable. i think he was the most positive person i've come across and really determined to do things the way that he wanted to do them and live his life the way that he wanted to, despite motor neurone disease. just lift his arm up. rob at his mum's house and a visit from ali, the specialist physiotherapist. his medical team got to know him well — his humour, his single—mindedness. rob didn't always take my advice, and as with all aspects of his care, he had very strong opinions on what he wanted and when he wanted it, and rightly so. and he would come into clinic

if you don't remember rob burrow, -- burrow. if you don't remember rob burrow. he — -- burrow.e of the fruits of rob's work, he was so proud of this. that's what rob did. he wanted people to have a better outlook on life. he wanted people to have hope. the last four and a half years, will ensure that those who come after him will be a far better journey. he come after him will be a far better “ourne . . . . come after him will be a far better “ourne . . , ., . , come after him will be a far better “ourne . . , . . , ., journey. he was an incredible man, doesnt journey. he was an incredible man, doesn't he? — a special bbc documentary paying tribute to the rugby league legend and mnd campaigner is being shown on bbc one at 8.30pm tonight. it's called "there's only one rob burrow" and is also available on the bbc iplayer. our top story before go — both england and scotland are playing tonight in warm up matches before the euros. trey adams with the second goal for them. and also in the last few moments, real madrid have confirmed that france forward, killing and volpe has joined

i couldn't put into wordsjust how proud i am of rob.ace of the mnd community for so many people and gave so many people hope. and i think the legacy that he leaves isjust incredible. and despite the grief and despite the sadness, we have so much to be thankful for, for having rob in our lives. and, you know, he made the world a better place to be. and the world knows rob's story because of his decision to share it with everyone. a private family who went public in order to raise money and awareness, to inform and educate people about living with mnd. his impact has been huge, as has the reaction to his death. we've had so many special messages, and the one that really sticks out, the one that is so special to me, was a message, a personal message, as a parent, from his royal highness, the prince of wales, and that was really heart—warming, really sincere. and that's something that we will treasure as a family forever. his rugby league club, leeds rhinos, has been the focal point for tributes. the flowers, the scarves, the shirts, are a

rob for — daddy.ou find inspiration from the whole story. my final message to you is whatever your personal battle, be brave and face it. every single day is precious. don't waste a moment. in a world full of adversity, we must still dare to dream. rob burrow, over and out. such an inspiration. that was our reporterjayne mccubbin with family and friends of rob burrow. last night, another very special tribute was paid to rob by his devoted wife lindsey, who described him as her hero. she said, "i was incredibly proud and fortunate to call rob my husband. and if you'd like to see more about the life and legacy of rob, the full documentary there's only one rob burrow is on bbc iplayer now. and it really is an extraordinary watch. it really is. made by the team here who have followed hisjourney, the whole family's journey over the past years. really recommend you try and watch it and also have some tissues to hand because it is quite an emotional watch. time now to get the news, travel and weather where y

rob mcintyre . rob mcintyre is a rob mcintyre. rob mcintyre is a golfer.ng shinty. yes, shinty. which is this crazy with respect. crazy scottish sport which can be very dangerous that he insists on playing. and although he's been told, listen, you're a professional golfer, it's probably not a good idea that you play shinty, he said. i'd rather give up golf than give up my shinty. anyway, he was in the ryder cup. he's gone over and he's played in canada. he played in the there is there's he's celebrating with his dad. brilliant. that's him on on on robert's right hand side. dougie. now dougie is the greenkeeper of their local course. and he's the man that's responsible for getting him involved at glen crichton golf course, up in scotland. anyway, he had no caddy, and he's thinking, well, who should i use? yeah, yeah, i'll call my dad.so use? yeah, yeah, i'll call my dad. so dad comes over to the canadian open , carries the bag canadian open, carries the bag for robert. what a story goes and wins the title. £1.3 million. better off he is. wow. and so i wonde

earlier we spoke to adam and he started with more on the tribute to rob burrow.ways going to be an emotional day for many people, a difficult day. we have seen fans through challenge cup day laying shirts and flowers. many in tears. that is a testament to the profound impact that rob burrow had, notjust on rugby league, but the wider british public. it is his work post mnd diagnosis to raise awareness, to raise money for the community that has captured the heart of so many people. so many people having the opportunity on one of the grandest stage at wembley to share those emotions and share those thoughts. it has been a very special day. adam, i spoke about the celebrations. it seems they are still happening. if we talk about the men's final, a record 21st victory for wigan. was it as convincing as the score probably suggested? well, in truth, it probably was. wigan warriors champions once again. no one has won the challenge cup more times than them. they really now are the standard—bearers, notjust in british rugby, but world rugby. challenge cup winners, the re

all right, rob, thanks. and when we're not on the air, you can track the heat with our free nbc bay area app. we'll also send weather alerts straight to your phone. an update now to some breaking news we brought you this morning and it's really good news. a missing baby has been found safe. the chp issued an amber alert this morning for a two week old who was last seen in vallejo. the suspect was the infant's mother. about two this afternoon, the chp announced the baby was found. the amber alert canceled. we don't know how or where that baby was found. we're going to bring you more information as we get it. one of the victims of the mass shooting near lake merritt is speaking out about the terrifying night. at least 15 people were shot after an unsanctioned juneteenth celebration, and mason, ma was one of those victims. ma says he was walking near the lake to get food when he was shot. three times. after the shooting, someone took his cell phone, but a woman stayed with him until the ambulance arrived. speak

thank you, rob. thanks, rob. >> alright, weather time. he saw rob with the jack in the wind there. things have really cool down in san francisco, but this part of the city's a little bit warmer all likelihood along the embarcadero near the bay bridge cruise ship has set up shop. yeah, kathy with us here in the studio took off your jacket. still still kind of still kind of warm. you know, you mentioned blue, but i knew you didn't mean blue skies because it is gray. i notice right there on it. crissy field in the greater green. >> gray skies, of course it was windy and mother nature has turned on the air conditioning. what a difference a day makes. look at that. just lots of clouds and it is cooler, especially along the coastline. san francisco, 60 degrees at this hour. oakland, 64 still a bit warm in antioch, but look at napa. it is cooler. if you thought it was cooler today, it really is. and how much cooler is it? napa down? 22 degrees at this hour compared to yesterday, nevada down 16 santa rosa down 17. you get the idea. fairfield, 13 degrees cooler. san francisco down 12, even

it robbing him of some of his childhood?— robbing him of some of his childhood?hood? it has robbed him of all of his childhood so far. i i all of his childhood so far. i want oran back. i want the child that, or at least glimmers of the child that i remember. i want some of that back, i want him to find some of himself again. through the haze of seizures, i would like to get my boy back.— haze of seizures, i would like to get my boy back. back here. it's to get my boy back. back here. its october _ to get my boy back. back here. it's october 2023. _ to get my boy back. back here. it's october 2023. oran - to get my boy back. back here. it's october 2023. oran is - it's october 2023. oran is being prepared for major surgery at great ormond street hospital in london. he is the first child in the world to trial this device, a neurostimulator, which will sit in his skull.— in his skull. number one, riuht? in his skull. number one, right? we _ in his skull. number one, right? we will— in his skull. number one, right? we will start i in his skull. number one, right? we

pyotr andreevich's son, well, he was robbed, well. well, i tell her, i robbed lenka. wait, you still have to earn a stolnik. where does this lenka live? how do i know. well, what else do you know about him? never mind. that's all. well, what makes you think that he is a murderer? yes , i don’t know, i’m a murderer, not a murderer, i thought so, but who else, well, why should i give you a steward, you don’t know anything, and i don’t need them , wait, wait, i’ll accompany you, so i’ll get there myself , not small, well, never mind it happens, you know what kind of criminogenic situation it is, you never know how lazy i’ll go to someone, i don’t know where he lives, so now we’ll find out. hello, i'm at work now, let me call you back in 10 minutes, okay, agreed, go ahead. hello, yes, just a minute, fyodor, please come in, hello, yes, yes, yes, i ’m listening, take a seat. the thing is that i ’m just now, an investigator just came in here, lyudmila, what about the murder, no, but what’s wrong, i’m writing, yeah, glebov, yeah, leonid petrovich, i understand, what year, yea

in rob's legacy , construction., it's just remarkable that the day construction was to begin is just the day after he passed away. anna riley, thank you so much for joining away. anna riley, thank you so much forjoining us live from much for joining us live from headingley. >> thank you very much indeed. well i think that's up from us, but it's a very exciting hour to come. >> we're expecting reform uk's big announcement. is nigel farage going to u—turn and stand to be a member of parliament after all? >> is he going to stand? you'll find out. and also some polls dropping. what will they have to say? >> not only your common or garden poll, but the proper big, big, massive multilevel regression and post—stratification analysis polls, which are the enormously talented and very predictive models. >> well, there you go. tom's very excited about the particulars of this particular poll, but there you go. martin daubney is up next. and he'll be bringing you that big election announcement live . announcement live. >> but th

meteorologist rob mayeda joins us now. rob, what's it looking like? and is there any relief in your forecast? yeah, we've been talking about the heat advisory now setting up for for today the last couple of days. and right now you can see the map behind us. it's the inland north bay, inner portions of the east bay and the san jose area in the heat advisory through 8:00. and the temperatures are seeing outside right in line with expectations. you can see inland contra costa county tri-valley locations into the triple digits. now, as we show you the view on the microclimate forecast, quite a spread of temperatures 60s and 70s, from the coast to san francisco, low 80s in oakland, 90s in san jose, and the hottest temperatures around the bay area right now. fairfield and livermore down into pleasanton as well. also seeing those upper 90s now when it comes to fire danger, usually mid afternoon to early evening is the worst of it. peak heat, lowest humidity levels. we're seeing those levels below 25% in some inland areas. that is a concern as the afternoon o

adam, we start with those tributes to rob burrow.ys going to be a very emotional day for many people, a typical day we have seen fans throughout the course of challenge cup final day laying floral tributes outside wembley, shirts, scarves, many visibly moved by what they have seen. many in tears. that is a testament to the profound impact that rob burrow had, notjust overrule calmac at rugby league, but the wider british public. it is his work posed diagnosis to raise awareness, to raise money for the community that has captured the heart of so many people. so many people having the opportunity on one of the grander stage at wembley to share those emotions and share those thoughts. it has been a very special day. thoughts. it has been a very special da . �* . , , thoughts. it has been a very special da. . day. adam, i spoke about the celebrations. _ day. adam, i spoke about the celebrations. it _ day. adam, i spoke about the celebrations. it seems - day. adam, i spoke about the celebrations. it seems they i day. adam, i spoke about t

it's just amazing to be here today for rob.we'll beat the drum, and we will keep doing it, raising money, and we will get a cure. not just the care centre - but a breakthrough for people with mnd so it's not the hell on earth that it's been. - rob played a part in designing the centre purpose—built and a one—stop shop for patients and theirfamilies. well, in the hours since rob's death, the tributes have built and built here at headingley. he played for the leeds rhinos 400 times during his career and won absolutely everything there was to win. lots of shirts, flowers, scarves, and in particular this one seems to be the perfect sentiment. it says he was a legend on the pitch and a hero off it. the centre in his name will stand testament to his life, defined by determination and by defiance. john maguire, bbc news, leeds. and you can watch a bbc special programme about rob tonight on bbc one, at 8.30pm. that documentary�*s called there's only one rob burrow. officers have arrested two men wanted by the french authorities over th

rob thanks so much. we want to get back now to our breaking news from the top of the newscast, a verdict in the state trial against the man accused of attacking nancy pelosis husband in his own home. let's go to bring in our kristie smith live outside of the courthouse for us, kristie, what are you learning? well, guilty on all counts. that is the verdict this evening in a san francisco courtroom, david depape broke into the san francisco home of nancy and paul pelosi in october of 2022. he told paul, that he wanted to talk to nancy and then said he would wait after being told that she wasn't home, paul pelosi managed to contact 911, leading to a moment caught on police body cam video where depape can be seen hitting paul pelosi with a hammer. depape who's already been convicted on several charges for the same attack, was facing state charges of false imprisonment, residential burglary and threatening a family member of a public official and aggravated kidnaping. depape admitted during his federal trial

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. let's take a peek outside. hello to. >> now to low as we look forward to the weekend, you see that. you know, hills there, they've turned brown, which is good indicator of where we are. >> and where we are in that danger zone. >> yeah. and that's where we're headed. you know, it's just going to get more and more. so as we head throughout the long summer months, of are not officially beginning until next week. but here we go. things are drying out there right now. we'll see the winds actually begin to pick up throughout the weekend. maybe a little northerly component of that when 2, that's an offshore wind. and you get the dry conditions, you get some strong winds low humidity that's a recipe. should a fire start for some dangerous conditions out there right now? it is really a nice afternoon. we're seeing the sea breeze out there around the bay area, looking down from our mount tam cam toward san francisco. looking good so far over, although yep, our friends to the north. yeah. a lot of red out there all the wa

let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda with the details on that. rob. well, terry, right now we're looking at a window of opportunity for those fire crews, especially the night equipped air crews that are looking at a fire right now with temperatures in the 50s and humidity levels that actually have gone up, closer to 49% still got those. northwest winds up to 22mph. but from now to about 5 a.m, these will be the coolest temperatures and the highest humidity levels. but for the wind likely increases again as we head towards tomorrow morning. now, the current state of the point fire making a run around bradford mountain, approaching mountain view ranch road for a time today that was due to the west northwest wind pushing that fire. and as tom mentioned, a lot of the smoke down to the south and east through healdsburg and down towards santa rosa. now, with the air pollution issues ongoing, spare the air alerts issued for the next two days. this is for the north bay and the interior east bay out towards solano county and contra costa counties. these are th

all right, rob, thanks very much. and with the rising temperatures and the fire danger, we make it easy to follow the weather in your area. just point your smartphone camera at the qr code on the screen to download our free nbc bay area app, and you can set personalized alerts for your neighborhood. new at 11 police are investigating a shooting at a san francisco bart station. it happened around 730 tonight in the plaza at the 16th and mission street bart station. service was not disrupted. we're not getting a lot of information on this. not clear what led up to the shooting or if anyone was seriously hurt. we have calls out to police for more information. well we have told you about postal truck break ins and mail carriers getting robbed across the bay area. well, tonight, postal inspectors are dealing with a new concern. thieves are targeting po boxes inside post offices. marianne favro reports from san jose with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area news. we talk with one woman who came into this post office in w

thank you, rob. thanks, rob. >> oakland, mayor sheng thao defending her record after the group looking to recall her says that it has enough signatures to force a recall election standing up for herself. this group, it's known as oakland united to recall sheng thao. they say they blame the mayor for firing a popular police chief losing the oakland a's and having a surge in crime. they say town needs to be removed from her position as soon as possible. but the mayor says the city is headed in the right direction. no matter what. you know, naysayers say or, you folks who are trying to recall >> you know, i think at the end of the day we were able to reduce crime by 33% overall crime across the board, right? we're doing what we know. make sense. we're do. we're making progress. oakland is turning a corner in lists. reminded many of these issues that started way before my tenure. and so within that short one and a half year that we've been in office, we've done so much already in west oakland, in east oa

rob burrow with his wife lindsey at seacroft hospital in leeds. good to see you, rob.rst time i met him, he walked in with a huge smile, and i still remember the way he had jumped up onto the couch, helping me with the assessments. other patients drew a lot of strength from him, and it sort of made their day meeting him, and they would take photographs with him, and it was really quite amazing. 5.9 now... there is no cure for mnd. from the moment he was diagnosed, rob burrow knew his time would come. it made his approach to this cruel disease all the more remarkable. i think he was the most positive person i've come across, and really determined to do things the way that he wanted to do them and live his life the way that he wanted to, despite motor neurone disease. just lift his arm up... rob at his mum's house, and a visit from ali, the specialist physiotherapist. his medical team got to know him well, his humour, his single mindedness. rob didn't always take my advice and, as with all aspects of his care, he had very strong opinions on what he wanted and when he wan

rob mayeda here with the.er know it, but we've got some light rain sprinkle stuff coming this way. 24 hours. some of the strangest i think we've seen around the bay area. that is that is weird. you got you got muggy conditions tonight. a chance of drizzle and light rain tomorrow morning and then heat the following day. we're going to walk you through all these rapidly changing conditions. first up, the mild temperatures outside right now 62 degrees and yes, muggy because there's an atmospheric river arriving in june in the pacific northwest. we'll show you that on the satellite radar view in a moment. 75 the high today in san jose should see similar tomorrow. and a little bit of misty skies and light rain possible into the tri valley as you've got 60 currently in dublin and there's more low clouds in the view there at sfo, 59 degrees and san francisco. more low clouds 57 right now, eventually 70s and 80s possible bayside starting tuesday. so here's why the muggy factor has come up tonight. we've got this moist

rob sounds good. thank you very much. and with the rising temperatures and fire dangers, we made easy to follow the weather where you live. just point your smartphone camera at the qr code there on the screen. you can download our free nbc bay area app, and you can set personalized alerts for your neighborhood. well, tonight, more information about that brawl and shooting at lake berryessa that left one man dead and two others injured. we first told you about this as breaking news last night at 11:00. the napa county sheriff says a large fight broke out right around 530 at the oak shores day use area. investigators say 39 year old andres fabian sandoval garcia was shot and killed during that fight. two other people, including the man who allegedly shot garcia, were stabbed and taken to the hospital. the sheriff says the suspect is in custody and will be booked into jail once he is released from the hospital. it is still unclear what led to that fight, this is not normal, you know, lake berryessa is a beautiful lake with l

rob mayeda. joining us now. and yes, the good news is we've got some gorgeous weather and fire danger mixed in with it. yeah, we're not going to be dealing if any fog or heat, really, the story will be the wind and the wind direction moving forward as we wrap up the weekend. and the wind direction. pretty good for clearing out the fog around san francisco. 56 degrees high today. earlier in the upper 60s, low 60s. right now in san jose, after seeing temperatures in the low 80s dublin cooling off pretty nice. now down to 56 degrees after a high of 84. and you can see around those areas we're going to have to watch the interior. north bay and east bay hills, including the diablo range due to dry winds, which will be on the increase later tomorrow into monday. red flag warnings up for portions of lake and solano counties. you'll notice here we got the clear skies around the bay area. it's actually a weather system up to the north that's going to drop inland to our east. that will give us a boost of those north winds

rob burrow dies at 41. nation. rob burrow dies at 41. after motor neurone disease battle.. we're just talking about whether wokery or alleged wokery will feature in the election campaign. there you have it. next up, the metro and russian behind wembley. chaos the hand of vlog fans offered £260,000 to invade the pitch at the champions league final . it was champions league final. it was an unedifying spectacle, the independent diane abbott, labour veteran, will stand for her party after a row over her selection . rugby star and motor selection. rugby star and motor neurone disease campaigner rob burrow dies is the other story. and hospital sex abuse scandal nhs fails to carry out any actions urged by the jimmy savile inquiry. daily telegraph congratulations to rupert murdoch, who marries for the fifth time, fifth time lucky at the tender age of 93. i'll be speaking to one of his former employees, kelvin mackenzie, in just a few minutes . also, rishi just a few minutes. also, rishi sunak, i will change the law to protect women's spaces . starmer protect women's spaces. starm

rob mayeda here now. and, rob, if you like the warmer temperatures, you got it. and just wait. right? yeah. too much of it. yeah. here we go. i think we'll get there by by tuesday and wednesday when the heat really cranks up. good news, though, for outdoor plans tomorrow, the coolest day of the week. coming up for your sunday plans, we'll see 80s to low 90s inland before we could be soaring closer to records by midweek. right now, upper 60s in san jose. clear skies waiting on maybe a patch or two of some low clouds early in the morning tomorrow. right now, still 70 out towards the tri valley warm and those inland east bay valleys to the north. you got 76 degrees still in walnut creek. we should see low 90s again tomorrow. and san francisco 61 should be comfortably mild tomorrow. near 70 for a high. you can see the temperatures here as of 11:00. still got those numbers in the 70s inland around concord and livermore and down towards areas south of downtown san jose. so the morning begins with some drizzle and some fog that will stay entrenched on the coast and move locally inland

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i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> in san jose nurses and doctors rallied outside regional medical center today. they want the hospital to reverse a decision to close its trauma center. it is a level 2 center that means that they can perform surgery and other advanced types of care. the hospital decided to close this year saying only a few people really use it. but critics say, though, the closure could put lives at risk. >> we want to keep stroke stemi and trauma available to the residents of santa clara county and the surrounding counties. no matter where you live in santa clara county, the last of this trauma center is going and it's going to have impacts on our other 2 trauma centers in the county. that makes is a risk for every single person who lives here. >> organizers rally organizers say they're going to submit a petition signed by thousands of community members to governor newsom and the attorney general in response to the hospital does acknowledge the trauma center closure. but says it pla

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