rob didn't testify. 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 trying to clar

rob: thanks, vianey.nd we should also note that people and students are using art to help our climate in crisis, this pilot program is happening right now in san jose, forecaster cinthia pimentel explains. cinthia pimentel: san jose is calling on all artists to help meet the city's goal of carbon neutrality by 2030, it's a very ambitious project that combines art and the environment. cinthia: in an effort to mix art and sustainability, the san jose climate art program is looking at ways to educate and help artists and cultural spaces reduce their carbon footprint in their studios and different artistic practices. ruby morales: i'm going to have a better understanding of my impact as an artist, and hopefully, i can also apply what i learn with the program to my teaching job. cinthia: it's a pilot program of 15 creative minds so far, but the city hopes art can help spread the message into the diverse communities of san jose and keep molding the model into the future. danielle siembieda: and they do this in

colin, what was rob like? same as martin described _ him. colin, what was rob like?have said about rob. remember one thing _ could have said about rob. remember one thing in— could have said about rob. remember one thing in particular, when was about— one thing in particular, when was about 40 — one thing in particular, when was about 40 gave myjive money can go and spend. _ about 40 gave myjive money can go and spend, go and buy some or something _ and spend, go and buy some or something and i found out the money down to— something and i found out the money down to barclays bank in sitka to the children in need africa. that was the — the children in need africa. that was the call of the boy, he was a generous— was the call of the boy, he was a generous like, funny, cheeky like your son — generous like, funny, cheeky like your son was cheeky.— generous like, funny, cheeky like your son was cheeky. yeah, i called him cheeks- — your son was cheeky. yeah, i called him cheeks. and _ your son was cheeky. yeah, i called him cheeks. and deeply _ your son was cheeky. yeah, i

let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob, what fault line was this on? very close, we think to the calaveras fault, which you see there on the right of san jose. areas that felt the shaking as far north as the tri-valley lower peninsula and down through the santa clara valley. again at a 3.4 earthquake. generally enough to get your attention, but not quite enough to cause any damage. we see about 200 of these per year around the state, so that occurred about 315 this afternoon. again, the likely area there, just to the east of the calaveras fault, off to the northeast of alum rock. again, that 3.4 earthquake occurring mid afternoon today. janelle back to you. quite the exciting afternoon. thanks, rob. also right now at 430 raising campaign funds in the bay area. former president trump is on the peninsula right now for a quick fundraiser. mr. trump's visit on the peninsula is drawing crowds of supporters. it's a quick stop by the former president. throngs of trump campaign supporters gathered for a rally in palo alto this morning before the republican nom

and rob jumped out of his seat and helped him up.the way out onto the stage to accept the emmy and stood there. >> jimmy: holding the guy. >> holding the guy the entire -- with his head down, like i'm not part of this. [ laughter ] holding him. then at the after party everybody was like, "so how is rob affiliated with >> jimmy: there were probably at least ten people on stage, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: they let rob hold -- >> nobody cared, yeah. >> jimmy: this is a guy they work with every day. >> they're like, "this guy, he does this all the time." [ laughter ] it was so weird. >> jimmy: rob's out there just kind of holding the guy, looking around, waiting for somebody to come grab him. >> i was just like -- is this going to end? are you going to stay up there the whole time? he stayed up there the whole time. >> jimmy: rob was rewarded for his goodness. >> yes. >> jimmy: karmicly. he won a second emmy for "welcome to wrexham." [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> jimmy: so that was nice. nobody had to hold him up. >> no, nobody held

rob, thanks very much indeed. let me _ its occupants. rob, thanks very much indeed.sir keir starmer and giorgia meloni — we are hearing from downing street that the two leaders have agreed to continue deepening that friendship, they say, across trade migration to defence, the further benefit the british and italian people. they acknowledge the growing problem of irregular migration with the incident in the channel the other day, a reminder of the vile act of people smuggling. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. where we've seen some sunshine today, it has felt fairly warm, but temperatures are set to drop. under clear skies tonight, just like last night, we could see some patchy fog reducing visibility, giving some poor travelling conditions first thing in the morning. now on the satellite picture, we can see this swirling mass of cloud — that is storm boris that has continued to bring some heavy rain across central parts of europe. but we have an area of high pressure in charge, keeping things largely dry. many places will see clear skies overnight tonight. there'

. 0k, rob, thank you so much that - keep his promises. 0k, rob, i thank you so much that update. uk, this is the world today on bbc news. burki news now to bring you. we have just heard from afp news agency that israel has declared part of its northern border a close military zone. israel just declared part of its northern border as part of a close military zone. to try to put this in some form of context for you, a few hours ago, we discovered that israel had told the us it plans to launch a limited ground incursion. then in the last hour or so, we heard from the us state department spokesperson saying that israel has told us, that the us, about a number of operations, but those are limited operations focused on hezbollah infrastructure near the border with lebanon. and nowjust in the last few minutes, from afp, the last few minutes, from afp, the report that israel is declaring part of its northern border region eight closed military zone. so we were given some indication that a limited ground incursion by israel into lebanon could take place as soon after today, monday, and we

the ukrainian armed forces are robbing houses and shops on kurdish land, and zelensky is trying to present them as liberators. who will believe bandits and looters? the morgues of dnepropetrovsk are full of bodies of militants. how bad are things for the ukrainian armed forces, if even agent dochveli draws attention to the catastrophic losses. oreon shines in the svo zone. the russian universal drone changed the rules of the game in the black sea, how our drones help to neutralize threat from ukrainian quotes kamikazy. the mysterious death of an american officer in poland. lieutenant colonel joshua kamara died suddenly after a missile strike on poltava. how the deaths of nato instructors are disguised as accidents and what does air ambulance have to do with it. was simply distributing humanitarian aid. ukraine holds up to 15,000 political prisoners in prisons, colonies and pre-trial detention centers. do they have a chance to throw off the chains of the kiev regime? the united states is rocked by spy scandals. even tourists are accused of working for china, that this is an element trade wa

having seized the necessary information, several members of the gang went to rob the bank, and othersuding subbota, stayed to guard the captives, settled down at the festive. table. the day before, solopov's wife celebrated her birthday. yakov subbota. the robbers were very unlucky. they got into the bank, but there was little cash there, only 1 million rubles. upset, i hurried to call the police. the experts who arrived at the scene of the crime there is an investigative team with pushkinsky district and. most of the team of ninja turtles pierced themselves 20 branches of the bank russian capital. having burst into the premises, they grabbed two employees and handcuffed them. the robbers were unaware that the video signal from the branch was received by the central office of the bank. now we are showing those very shots. the security service immediately called the police. the robbers had to run away in a hurry, abandoning their bags with money, gloves and masks, but they did not manage to escape. now yakov subbota is again in the crosses, waiting for another sentence. we decided meet

rob mayeda here now. and rob, you're talking about every single hour.seems to be like the weather is changing up there right now. working in their favor. less wind, humidit, starting to recover a little bit, and some cooler temperatures from now to probably about. sunrise will start off with that. boyle's fire. they're burning in clear lake temperatures currently outside have gone from the 90s into the upper 60s. you see the humidity up to 35%. and those conditions should carry through about 7:00 in the morning. now, consider the fire started today around 2 to 3 in the afternoon, and we're going to see similar conditions to what we had today. we're talking 90s. humidity at 15% and the wind will be picking up. so hopefully good progress is made overnight into the morning. they're going to be seeing the weather again not in the favor of firefighters inland of those hot temperatures. and breezy conditions. and speaking of hot, we still had upper 90s to 100 for an extra day around the bay area. look at livermore 100 degrees 90. san jose, san francisco near

does he want you to rob a bank? yes, and you agreed? i told you, you're both crazy, i'm going to go to him now, i'll explain something to him. you don't need to explain anything to him, it's my business and my decision. i promised, i can't let you take such a risk. we used to risked, before we dealt with... i don't know yet how to do this, but it's important for me to know, are you with me, why do i need 3000, i don't know, gray said, i need exactly 300, in exchange he promises to let my father go, i believe him, he's the only one who could get me to him, you know, why are you crazy, he's a criminal, he's a bandit. well, of course, she has connections there, but he'll give us a hello, say, this is a setup, this is a bank, this is an article for us, and you too, i ask you, listen to me, tell me, are you with me or not? okay, i'll pull myself together, how are you even agreed to this, but no, he doesn't care about you, about your father, you fool. hi, aslan, we can meet, i'll tell you later, okay, in 20 minutes, let's go. listen, he asked

rob cameron in prauue, need to do it. rob cameron in prague, thank— need to do it. in prague, thank you _ need to do it. rob cameron in prague, thank you very - need to do it. rob cameron inj prague, thank you very much. and we have a live page running online with the very latest on the catastrophic flooding that are sweeping through central europe and have left at least seven dead and others missing. you will find that on the bbc news website and app. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has warned the houthis in yemen of a heavy price after a ballistic missile managed to enter israeli airspace. the missile, launched from yemen, fell in an open area. there were no casualties. a spokesman for the houthis in yemen said the operation involved what he called a new hypersonic missile, which travelled more than 2,000km in less than 12 minutes. israel has said it is investigating how the missile was not shot down before entering the airspace. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams has the latest on this attack. this is an interesting attack. as you say, it didn't

just quickly, rob, i want to ask _ anyway. just quickly, rob, i want to ask you _ anyway.tion — we're nearly out of time. when you were co—directing the lion king and stuart little, did you know how successful they would be? ~ ., ~' be? we were working in the shadow of — be? we were working in the shadow of boosty _ be? we were working in the shadow of boosty and - be? we were working in the shadow of boosty and the l be? we were working in the - shadow of boosty and the beast, aladdin, but they were based on tales that people know. when we started work on the lion king, we struggled... t started work on the lion king, we struggled. . ._ we struggled... i need to say goodbye- _ we struggled... i need to say goodbye- it's _ we struggled... i need to say goodbye. it's lovely - we struggled... i need to say goodbye. it's lovely to - we struggled... i need to say goodbye. it's lovely to talk i we struggled... i need to say| goodbye. it's lovely to talk to you. hello there. like it or not, september is the month where we transition from summer into autumn, and we're seeing that

rob these people.ory in atlanta for like the next two weeks, the big robbery, the gangster, everybody came to town. then people started dying. >> stephen: i'm sorry, people started what? >> samuel: people started dying. people started getting killed. randomly. the black community being with the black community was, the story grew. so-and-so was over there, he got robbed. bubba and them. bobo's fur coat, so-and-so's diamonds. people started getting killed and stuff like that so the story grew and over the years it's become part of the atlanta war so -- atlanta laura. kevin and will packer and some of the guys, there's a podcast and i talked about the robbery and they just had to make a film of it so we are putting flash on the mythological bones of the factual robbery. >> stephen: it's called "fight night: the million dollar heist." are you doing the fighting with a heisting? >> samuel: i'm being robbed. >> stephen: again, not something i would recommend based on your characters i've seen in the past, n

belarus, robbed other post-soviet countries, they 'll have no one to rob, so the americans will robhat's where the european path in the form it was, will end by that time, western politics has always been yes to interfere. the level of development of all states, what the americans did, they said: no, we don't need universalization, let's do americanization, called globalization, here are our standards, here are our iphones, here is our programming, whoever doesn't listen, here 's what karkerge said, those who are not with us are against us, remember, yes, and if you don't support us, our democracy, we will fly to you with bombs, a very simple way, but really the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection and if this it used to happen, that is, the disparity in the development of the state was very huge, and it was difficult to overcome it, but today , in fact, the opposite side has such powerful states as the people's republic of china, the russian federation, other states, including the republic of belarus, and this simply does not happen, i would say so, today the powe

our kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with the mayor along martin luther king junior way where a homeless encampment was removed. >> the sidewalk along martin luther king junior way an open looks very different than it did last week. last week there were tense all along this street. you can actually see they're still cleaning up some debris behind me. 40 tons of debris was cleared from the homeless encampment that existed in oakland since 2006. >> it went from this to this in a matter of days because of an executive order signed by mayor sheng thao requiring the removal of homeless encampments that infringe on critical and essential infrastructure. you cannot remain on sidewalks. you cannot remain in parks or near red centers. story near senior centers. you cannot be inside of the park. mayor thao has directed all city departments to enforce the encampment management policy approved by the city council in 2020 federal laws made that difficult until the u.s. supreme court ruled in june to allow cities the ability to clear homeless encampments, assistant city administrator in oakland, harol

also... gave the keys, having seized the necessary information, several participants gangs went to robank, and others, including subbota, stayed to guard the captives, settled down at the festive table, the day before solopov's wife celebrated her birthday, yakov subbota treated himself to a peach, the robbers were very unlucky, they got into the bank, but there was little cash there, only 1 million rubles. upset yakov subbota immediately left the captives' house, and the solopovs hurried to call the police. the experts who arrived at the scene , there is an investigative team from the pushkinsky district and the experts too pushkinsky district, they seized a peach pit, two peach pits, on which the genotide was installed. saliva so repeatedly convicted thief yakov subbota was caught again. he did not give up his subordinates. most of the team of ninja turtles got caught themselves. september 26, 2012, during the robbery of the branch of the bank rossiysky kapital. having burst into the premises, they grabbed two employees and. handcuffed them, the robbers were not aware that the video

let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob.a short week for many people, but it's going to be hot. yes, and we're watching closely the fire danger conditions there around the bear fire. good news. the red flag warning has expired as of 8:00. the winds, which allowed that fire to grow quickly late afternoon, have backed off. however, hotter and drier weather will be on the way. locally, we had temperatures today in the 80s inland near 70 in san francisco. now tomorrow we're likely adding 15 degrees on top of those high temperatures as the mild pattern we've enjoyed. this labor day weekend moves out. high pressure building in means valleys starting tomorrow will be climbing into the 90s to above 100 degrees. even bayside temperatures in the 80s and 90s and also a spare the air day tuesday as air pollution becomes a factor approaching midweek. coming up, we'll talk about how long the heat sticks around in the forecast this week and our forecast coming up at about 1115. back to you. okay. thank you rob. tonight 300 members of the l

let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. hi, rob. how are we looking? hi there. well, right now we're still looking really nice outside. hard to believe that within 24 hours, we're going to see this big heat around the bay area probably close to 80 tomorrow in san francisco. despite the fact right now it's a comfortable 66 degrees and into san jose. you're at 76 degrees this time tomorrow, likely looking at 90. so the heat making a comeback tomorrow. high pressure building in is going to lead to some air quality issues. if a spare the air day tomorrow and fire danger as the winds pick up across the inland hills so that was the reason why labor day weekend was relatively mild, low pressure lifting out. high pressure building in and settling in on the bay area like a lid that's going to limit mixing of the lower levels of the atmosphere, which is the reason why tomorrow and wednesday. spare the air days. unhealthy levels of ground level ozone for the inland east bay and the santa clara valley, and for the cierra. breezy and dry conditions. this is not good news. we

thank you rob. and of course, we've made it easy for you to follow the weather in your neighborhood. check it out. you can find out how hot it gets. point your smartphone at the qr code on your screen. it's going to take you where you need to go to download our free nbc bay area app. you're going to need it. okay, that's a wrap. monday evening, labor day now winding down. look at our freeways. traffic relatively light right now. chp did step up patrols all over the state this holiday to look for people driving under the influence. now, let's give you a live look at sfo. lots of people flying in and out over this three day weekend. this labor day weekend expected to have been one of the busiest ever for the holiday at airports. tsa says it expects 17 million passengers made its way to fly through wednesday. now despite all that holiday rush not allowed activity inside some of the nation's biggest hotels at least not when it came to hotel workers. thousands of hospitality workers remain on strike. thi

what do you think the likelihood is, rob, let me bring you back into the conversation, rob mcdonnell, what you think the likelihood is this person would be known to the fbi or, i mean, obviously you are with secret service, but they monitor all sorts of people that say all sorts of things. they have a number of people, you know, in their sites they keep an eye on. if this person is local to the palm beach area there in florida, what are the chances this person would be known to the fbi, at least in some way they were aware of? >> it could be possible. intelligence gathering is done all the time. threat cases happen all the time. names are run through n various databases, various threats coming in all the time. i they don't get a lot of press, they are just taking care of. interviews are conducted to make sure the people are not, hopefully, coming to act out on any of the threats. we have a very large database and a very large, great community relations with all of those other state and federal and local partners. when any entity or person comes to our attention or to any ti other agen

rob nicholas, thank you very much indeed. doesn't it goes talk, talking to some doctor instead of golf. the minor rested in connection with the opponent assassination attempt of donald trump as being charged with 2 farms offences. ryan rufus, center of heaven himself, are up to 12 hours on the trunk golf course. armed with a rifle and a scope, trump has thanked offices for the quick response but his us for more agents for the security team. fellow valving quotes from west palm beach in florida. donald trump survived to fully 5 millimeters back in july 2 months and another assassination attempt later he says he needs more security secret service did a great job, and i think i can say honestly, the sheriff's office, law enforcement, everybody really did a great job. we do need more people on my detailed because we have 5060000 people showing up to events and you know, other people don't have that. this was the moments his alleged would be assessed in was taken down by police on sunday afternoon. guns drilled offices yell at rya

. >> at rob black dot com, thanks, rob. we're back at 9. 25 and in bay area news now a new bank is moving into san francisco is downtown. 5 star bank says it's committed to restoring high tech high touch banking here in the bay area. so this week it's opening its first full service office in the financial district. the bank will provide a full suite of treasury products and services usually available only through large national and global banks to meet client banking needs and to help protect them from fraud. they say they're going to be there. so they'd like you to check him out. now we know the reason that elton john is not going to be playing at the dreamforce. >> concert they have heard it turns out, he lost his vision in one eye. told you he was going to be playing it last week, but we know why there's a severe infection in his eye. apparently has been dealing with it all summer. and the doctors say they do expect his site to return, but it's going to take some time. so like we said last week, we're reporting how he dr

rob. thanks. still ahead, an air force veteran ends her 2500 mile bike ride right here in the bay area. how she's working to support female veterans air force veteran stephanie cates has been hiking and biking across the country for the last month to bring awareness to women veterans. she finished her 2500 mile journey. guess where? san francisco this weekend? yeah, kate spent 24 years active duty as a surgical technician before recently retiring. she says she got the idea for the trek after wanting to change people's perception of veterans. i think a lot of people have a bias that as soon as you hear the word veteran, you think of a man who's maybe an older gentleman. but here i am. i'm a veteran, and women veterans have a lot of unique situations, and that's why i chose the charity that i did. all right. so kate's raised about $4,000 doing this trip. and she is donating that to the california based nonprofit foundation for women warriors. taking a live look at paris, where it's monday morning, a

sounds good rob. thanks. and don't forget, you can keep an eye on the temperatures in your neighborhood with our free nbc bay area app. just point your phone at the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you straight to our weather page. a driverless car controversy in san francisco tonight that happened back in july. a waymo car was coming out of a parking garage on mission street between seventh and eighth streets. waymo says the driverless vehicle stopped for a cyclist who passed in front of the car, started to dismount, then allegedly put a hand on the car, backed the bike up, dropped the bike and fell to the ground. cyclist was taken to the hospital. although not clear for what injuries. while the vehicle was in autonomous mode, there was a test driver in the car at the time. waymo maintains the car was not moving as the cyclist got hurt. waymo vehicles have been in 83 crashes in san francisco since 2020. eight of them involving injuries. no arrests yet after a stabbing at walgreens in san fran

all right rob, thanks very much. well, in san francisco today, wrestlers got the chance to learn from some true professionals. this morning olympian amit elor appeared as a special guest at a wrestling seminar. the room was packed with eager learners. the summer in paris. allure, who was from walnut creek, became the youngest u.s. wrestler to win gold at the age of 20. she says she likes to participate in seminars to give back to the sport that changed her life. i'm the wrestler i am today because of all the opportunities and from growing up here in the bay area. it's just amazing and i feel like when you win an olympic medal, you know, it's not just for yourself, it's for everybody, it's for where you're from and the people who have helped you along the way. a lot of people turned out to get the advice. more than 100 people signed up for that seminar. all right, well, anthony flores is here now. and, anthony, a football season is here. but there are a lot of questions with the 49ers right now, especially after what

let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob, what are you seeing right now? we're seeing the combination of what we're seeing with the heat and high fire danger. unfortunately, right now, where we have a red flag warning. this is the sierra, the bear fire. you see right there. smoke up to about 13,000ft. gusty winds, 20 to 30mph. and when we see it here on radar with the radar is scanning our embers. likely causing spot fires. that fire now has jumped up to 800 acres in size due to those windy conditions. and you can see the footprint of the red flag warning through 8:00 tonight across the sierra and will likely see more of this moving forward as the heat starts to settle into the bay area. so the heat returning tomorrow as strong high pressure builds in. this is going to lead to about a 20 degree jump in the temperatures. we saw today. and high pressure also trapping smoke, pollution around the bay area and also setting us up for ground level ozone issues. so the east bay and santa clara valley seeing a spare the air alert for tuesday and we'll see that also

rob lack dot com. thanks, rob. we'll see tomorrow. 9.24. the time a boy reported missing in oakland is finally now been reunited with his family more than 7 decades after he was abducted. the fbi and the justice department helped with that reunification. his name is luis armando albion own and he was kidnapped at a public park back in 1951. it was just 6 years old. police say a woman lured him away from his family by promising to buy candy, but instead kidnapped him and took him all the way to the east coast where he was ultimately raised by another couple. i'll be no grew up and ended up serving in vietnam. he became a firefighter and in 2020 and niece of his back here in oakland found him through an online dna test. she reached out, contacted met him in person and then he ended up this past june, flying out to oakland to meet his family, who he hadn't seen in more than 70 years. well, police have arrested 2 men accused of a string of burglaries across the peninsula. you can see some of what police sa

peter: rob henderson, we have about two minutes left.et a quick response from this quote to yourook. a question i wrestled with in the early stages of writing was, who is this book for? whenever i thought about comfortable upper and upper middle-class people reading it, quite frankly, it made my stomach turn. mr. henderson: well, that was something i wrestled with all throughout the book, was, who is it for, who is the audience? it is something a lot of authors think about. ultimately, this book is for people who go to college. people who are concerned around issues like childcare, class, and social mobility in america. and those are the kinds of people who read and buy books. but the other thing is i wrote this book to be accessible. it is not full of jargon. i have a phd, but i did not write it in a highfalutin, byzantine language. it's written to essentially be -- i thought about someone like me at age 12 or 13. some curious open-minded 13-year-old kid who is maybe going through difficulty in their own lives. if somehow they managed t

yeah. >> rob. yeah. >> rob. yeah. >> rob can i ask a question on this?of government is going to make it more likely that we a get the information and b are able to discuss it or less likely, well, i don't think that the current government could make the situation much worse when it comes to the data, >> i think ultimately we are at the moment having to really scrabble around with very, very, very meagre offerings. i think with their approach to immigration, obviously they did promise in the manifesto that they would bring net migration down. they've inherited a situation from the conservative government where the numbers are dropping somewhat, but i don't think for a second that they have any intention to reverse the 30 years that we've seen of mass migration with net migration running at hundreds of hundreds of thousands and just to go back to a point we were discussing previously, only 15% of those that came came into the country over the last two years. have actually come in for work reasons. a predominant number of them have come in as family members

and also, as investigators believe, subbota led a group, who skillfully robbed banks in st. petersburg, what pushed yakov on saturday. to the criminal path, how he prepared for his crimes and why the main plan of the robbers was not destined to come true, we took up this case and conducted our own investigation. the seller from the st. petersburg jewelry store, which is on babushkina street, was very lucky, another moment the ceiling could have collapsed on the fragile woman, the lamp povis on the electrical wiring, the plasterboard panel fell to the floor, and from the shining hole, fire hoses descended several men, in balaclavas and white overalls, they grabbed the befuddled saleswoman and dragged her aside, in a matter of seconds a metal ladder descended, and from somewhere above , voluminous bags fell behind it. the robbers quickly began to grab everything that came to hand. 10 minutes later, it was all over. the robbers crawled back, these shots from a surveillance camera in the 585 jewelry store became the first vicdoc in the case of the so-called gang of ninja turtles

rob. thanks. still ahead, an air force veteran ends her 2500 mile bike ride right here in the bay area. how she's working to support female veterans i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. air force veteran stephanie cates has been hiking and biking across the country for the last month to bring awareness to women veterans. she finished her 2500 mile journey. guess where? san francisco this weekend? yeah, kate spent 24 years active duty as a surgical technician before recently retiring. she says she got the idea for the trek after wanting to change people's perception of veterans. i think a lot of people have a bias that as soon

rob thank you. well, still ahead handcuffed and detained all before even taking the field with a star nfl player is saying about his confronta alright. what's the definition of character to you? umm... would you be a superhero or a supervillain? if you could say one thing to big tobacco, what would it be? it's so important in this time of change that we reclaim our sacred ways. i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. deep breath. i'd want to ask them “why?” (♪♪) they say was shooting a gun outside a business. it's all happening on center road, not far from valley christian high school. and that's where we find natalie vera, who is live near the scene. natalie well, definitely. this is an active investigation, and you can see there's heavy police presence here on the 4200 block of center road. we know police are still asking people to avoid the area. we also know that the suspect and a victim are currently in the hospital as we speak. police say that they responded to multiple calls abo

rob, thank you as always. we'll chat with rob again tomorrow.pany or a question for him, you'd like talk about let him know you can reach out to him on social media. you've got his handles there and you've also got his e-mail. if you want to chat directly. that's rob 9.25. is the time happening today. a community rally is set to take place at the headquarters in san francisco unified school district. >> they're demanding the district not move forward with school closures, students, parents and advocates say they want to protect these smaller schools, which predominantly serve students of color and rather than closing or merging the schools advocates are demanding that, in fact, more be invested into them to improve them and increase enrollment. the rally is set for one 45 this afternoon. meanwhile, happening today, state lawmakers are holding a special session in sacramento regarding oil and gas prices. and this comes after governor governor gavin newsom called out oil industry for allegedly raking in record profits while price gouging drivers a

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> hire the big story tonight. the heat, not near the bay or the coastline. it has been another brutally hot day, but a beautiful picture here with a little fog. as say, this doesn't really scream. heat screams, fingers and blankets of fog across san francisco. that's for sure. but lawrence and some other spots. >> i'm sure it wasn't so nice. you know, that screams. that means bad forecast by this weather guy. we really cool things down along the coastline. that fog kind of sneaking in. >> that brought those temperatures down. but it is hot away from the coast. there's no get long around that as we've got plenty of sunshine looking toward quite alright. now that sea breeze is blowing right now. but the temperatures, yeah, it's hot inland. 98 degrees right now and live more. you're looking at 95 and cocker 94 in dublin, 100 to one in fairfield, one, a one abram 102 in vacaville. 91 in nevado and 92 degrees in fairfax. but that sea breeze has kicked in and that's helped to cool the temperatures down around the bay ar

all right, rob, see you then. there's a lot of excitement in castro valley over new restaurant at the marketplace food hall, but it is being marred by a legal battle over who has claimed to the dining area outside the 60 person outdoor dining space known as the paseo opened during the pandemic. though earlier this year, the castro valley investment group sued all businesses and owners of the food hall. the suit claims the paseo is not free for the public or businesses to use, so recently a judge ordered the marketplace to clear the area of all tables and chairs. now, in response, the marketplace management started an online petition to save the paseo. today, community members they brought signs you see right there, as well as their own tables and chairs to the area. the large turnout was also a show of support for the food hall's grand opening of slice house. the owner, tony gemignani, actually got his start at his brother's restaurant in castro valley. there's no obstacles that you hit like as an independent oper

from an officer who was first on the scene, and i asked him what happened, and he says he tried to robhis as police work to piece together exactly what happened there. san franciscans are trying to understand how this could happen, and a chemical leak in contra costa county is causing problems for neighbors. what's going on right now and how to keep yourself safe? plus, on this labor day, picketers are outside tesla in fremont. you see them right there. the only nonunion auto plant. what they say they're fighting for. but let's go ahead and begin with a devastated families and friends around the world today, after six hostages being held by hamas were found dead in gaza over the weekend. one of them was bay area native hersh goldberg-polin, who was born in berkeley. and right now supporters are holding a vigil in san francisco. that's where we find our velena jones velena, a tough, emotional day. definitely, audrey. you know, this is a lot of emotions coming together all at once. and this vigil will start at 6:00. we're here at the russian speaking jewish community of the san francisco

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 rob, thank you. tonight we're learning the name of the woman killed in a crash on 8.80 over the weekend in oakland. her family has identified her. >> as crystal de la rosa, her husband says she was on her way to work about 5.30, sunday morning when a suspected drunk driver crashed into several cars, including hers. moments later, a box truck crashed into the back of her car, killing her. the suspected drunk driver was arrested. de la rosa was described as the rock of her family. she leaves behind her 7 year-old daughter, husband and father gofundme has been set up to help raise money for her funeral. >> centreville police are investigating a brazen consignment store robbery. video shows a group of mass suspects using sledgehammers to smash display cases before stealing jewelry from the home consignment center around 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. this is some wild video. it all happened while customers or in their shopping. it's unclear how much of the jewelry stolen was worth. thankfully, no one was

belarus, robbed other post-soviet countries, they will have no one to rob, so the americans will robto the ground, this is where the european path in the form in which it was until now will end, western policy has always been yes to interfere in the natural course of events, that is, to twist it. here against us, remember, and if you do not support our democracy, we will fly to you with bombs, a very simple way, but really the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection, and if this has happened before, that is, the disparity in the development of the state was very huge, and it was difficult to overcome it, but today, in fact, the opposite side has such powerful states as the people's republic of china, the russian federation, other states, including the republic of belarus, and this simply does not work. i would say so, today the power of the united states of america is clearly turning into its impotence before our eyes, yeah, well, let's see how it will be, but europe has begun to suspect something, it seems to me, or is it just things are so bad, scholz, who made an in

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sorry rob.ls didn't get the bump and these guys they know what's going on but here's the problem. we have been tuning and whether you like it or not president trump was the most transparent president of all time because we now see the show there's no longer curtains and the bells and whistles is disguise a liar and then that guy is a liar it's a group of liars. so we see it now. they can't to use this listen to what we have to tell you because we see the same thing you see on youtube so it's over for them. 10:05 eastern time. >> the implication from the letter is that if you have security experts disavowing trump it must really be dangerous this after he was almost assassinated by somebody label to ukrainian asset so i would call that bad timing. he let ukraine to meddle in trump's a transition. if you have heart failure, farxiga can help you keep living life with the ones you love. ask your doctor about farxiga today. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fa

he's been charged with robbing or attempting to rob 11 banks in 7 different states and laundering theey through casinos and online gambling. a judge sentenced him to more than 17 years in prison for committing these crimes. and i know that right now the movie studios are just that's sound yeah. yeah. over the somebody is going to go this look the movie. what would i mean? the they got to come up with something creative. >> but like what drives somebody to say, yemen is still with so that i can then create this weird character. it's it's i think the whole thing is very strange because like the judge probably sentenced him earlier than this. and it was like, okay, we're gonna do thursday night. the kick off the chiefs are plain. yeah, and 17 and a half years. i think it was sort of like an aim at the nfl because with like bedding and all the different going on there, that that's just guy stealing money to. it's a very strange. a look. football fans, yeah. i mean, the that i root it in, like yelling over the time. yeah. over for. yeah. that's better or worse. their own? 100%. yeah. >> sp

rob at rob black dot coms. rob, we'll see you tomorrow. >> will some west san jose residents are concerned the city isn't doing enough to address traffic safety when it comes propose costco location. so this is right near the lords expressway, saratoga avenue, which pretty busy area to get multiple retail stores and prospect high schools nearby city officials say they plan expand the path of travel on the west side right along lawrence expressway from 4 feet to 8 and they'll cross improvements in a crosswalk. but officials of the high school say all the additional cars on the road required more than the on a walkway improvement for the students. costco says the store will bring 250 to 300 jobs to san jose sales. a planning commission meets tonight at 6.30. >> 9.25. the time on the peninsula. a san jose man has been arrested now for allegedly seriously injuring a man during a bar fight to the fight happened at about 09:00pm sunday in front of winter's tavern on francisco boulevard when police arrived at the scen

we heard matthew met of the state department spokesman in rob's package. they're saying that any investigation they would expect to be prompt as far as inspired from what russell was telling us earlier wrong. there are very few people who expect anything to happen. anything to come out of any is really investigation into this. and mcmillan's response was like putting something into chat g p to avoid a pay response from the us. the default position is always let's, let's is or out investigate. how can you let israel credibly investigate crimes committed by its own ami? i mean, you cons, which is exactly why the international criminal court seeking a response for netanyahu and your government because they don't believe that israel are capable of investigating them. the us is holding out onto this kind of idea that they think that, that, or they, that they want people to believe that as well as the investigation, the credible, but they are not. and i think one of the most tell many examples of this is the mother of shipping. a black lab i in is ready tonight,

rob, thank you as always. we're going to be chatting with rob again tomorrow. so if there is a >> topic you'd like him to talk about. let him know facebook x, you've i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. contra costa college has announced a 2.8 million dollar expansion to offer free childcare and education. its head start and early child care programs in this expanded program, children from underprivileged families will qualify for free at the college's early learning center. the money will also provide more parents support, including health screenings. the program isn't just restricted to college students, either it actually open to everybody in the surrounding communities. >> time now is

she is trying find out from the groom why he robbed her family of 30 million rubles. a young guy from the sverdlovsk region, rostislav salagaev, came to moscow several years ago, met a girl from a wealthy family, panya trofimova, and 9 months later proposed to her, the girl's parents approved the choice of the groom completely trusted their beloved rostik, he said i want children, well, that is, directly specifically yes, they planned our joint future as a family. but the fairy tale quickly ended, 2 months after the proposal of marriage, the mother the lady decided to take 20,000 dollars from the family safe to pay for her future son-in-law's education, but the currency had already been exchanged for packs of counterfeits from a joke bank, and gold bars and expensive watches for skillfully made fakes, everything valuable from our family, he took everything, that is, only furniture remained, today in the studio the daughter of a moscow official panya trafimova will tell how she helped to follow... panya trofimova in our studio, good evening, tell us how you, a girl fro