just a great guy, very successful businessman as well. >> two days before thanksgiving, rob andrew left work to pick up his children. they planned to spend the holiday weekend with his parents. on the way, rob called his best friend. >> rob had called my house around 5:30, telling me how hurried he had been all day and that he was looking forward to picking the kids up and spending a long weekend with them for thanksgiving. >> rob didn't plan to stay long, so he parked his car in the driveway. >> i heard the overhead garage door start up and then rob paused and said, "hey, i'm going to have to let you go." >> as he walked into the garage, his wife, brenda, asked him to relight the furnace because it had gone out earlier in the day. then there was a commotion. brenda said two masked men with guns appeared out of nowhere. [ shots ] and then they fled. >> i've been shot! my husband's been shot! >> okay. you and your husband have both been shot? >> yes. yes. >> who shot you? >> i don't know. i don't know. they had on black masks. i don't know. >> 43-year-old robert andrew was pronounced dea

to outsiders, it looked as if rob andrew had everything anyone could want.e had a high-paying job with an advertising agency, lots of friends and a growing family

i'm andrew rob robinson from the yerba buena district i'm here to speak in support we see a vital moscone project to bring activation it supports the culture institutions and we think the project t is heading in the right direction i'm going to touch on things there's an opportunity for significant realm improvements and integration of the building and more external facade and opening the facade up to make it less and having it back to what it has become a residential neighborhood. also, we advocate for improved pedestrian safety measures so did widower crosswalk on howard offering maybe police officers to work the intersections during the conferences and improvements along third street so that you're more connected to the neighborhood. and last couple of points we are really supporting an iconic art piece this grounds the heart of the yerba buena neighborhood and we support the blocks in the neighborhood it offices an opportunity to get into the children's area and the last thing we advocate for the moscone center to continue to contribute to the operation and management we see them as t

political career circle in the drain and stumbling and fumbling trying to make andrew cuomo more desirable to new yorkers. he's helping robno a lot. the news he's sending rob's way is encouraging for rob. when you see a man who's had his failures, hugging the president two weeks before the election and off with his bridgegate nonsense, playing games and having cuomo cover up for him, and all that stuff adds up to a guy who's got serious problems at this point. neil: how serious? i know among the people -- >> rick perry -- neil: i know, carl, you follow the people close, you are familiar with it. people outside say we don't care who he backs. we might be honest to say he's down 35, 40%. with scandals around the cuomo administration, i think you could be very, very right that he's being pennywise and bound foolish. do you think americans outside the new jersey, new york, connecticut area care? >> wait a minute. he's not only the governor of new jersey. he's also the chairman of the republican conference in the republican party. neil: right, right. >> he's the chairman. and here he is making unnecessary remarks. if you don't

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rob ford. everybodiens favorite returns to toronto city hall. as you might imagine. mayor ford has a lot to say. you will hear from mayor >>> sergeant andrewahmooressi who served our country, that means us, two tours of duty in afghanistan. will spend the next months behind bars in mexico it could take as long as six months. why won't president obama at least try to speed things up. white house petition for the marine's release got the required 100,000 signatures a month ago. still no response from the white house. lt. term oliver north joins us. ollie it, drives me nuts that we can't accelerator this for this guy. >> they could. we know that because we have seen that kind of thing happen in the past. the problem is, barack obama and the o. team at the white house don't give a damn. i hate to put this that bluntly this early in the evening. the fact is if they really cared. all they would have to do is pick up the phone and call the president and say we need this expedited because it's hurting the relationship between mexico and the united states. >> is that like big footing him and saying release him. expedite it what could be wrong with

spending any rga money to campaign for rob astorino, the republican who's challenging christie's fellow governor from across the river in new york, a guy by the name of andrew, a democrat. and in characteristic chris christie fashion, he was pretty harsh about it. referring to astorino as a lost cause. "we don't pay for landslides and don't invest in lost causes." this even though the rga pumped $1.7 million into chris christie's own re-election bid last year, a race he won by more than 20 points which sure sounds like a landslide to me. astorino took issue with being caused a lost cause and shot back at christie suggesting he's not qualified to lead the rga at all. "if chris christie is unable to help a republican condition for governor, maybe he should consider stopping down as chairman of the rga." he speculated maybe chris christie didn't want to support his bid for governor because he wanted to stay on andrew cuomo's good side. >> i don't know if there's a connection with he and andrew cuomo on bridge-gate or cuomo has something that he's holding back information that could be damaging to the governor. >> that is a very serious allegation. that's not t

andrew version is coming soon. live from the sky deck i'm meteorologist kathy orr now back to you in the studio. >>> the search continues for brazen thieves who robbed caesars atlantic city. new jersey state police say that happened early yesterday morning. the sources tell "eyewitness news" that the those suspects got away with $181,000 in cash taken from the casino. no word if anyone was hurt but it is second major heist down the shore in a year. >>> a philadelphia casino is taking a game that many gaming will remain big in the area. >> today the the sugar house contact seen he he broke ground on a major new expansion project. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in fishtown with more on the plans, steve. >> reporter: bigger, better and many more amenities, chris and jessica but with all of the stories we have been doing about volatility, turmoil and over saturation of the casino market in this area, we asked if it is really safe, really smart to be doubling down. call rt another jackpot for philly's first and only casino, pay out, ground breaking on a 164 million-dollar expansion project. >> i'm very excited, long time coming. >> rep

andrew hill high school. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live near the house. police telling you stolen tied to a home invasion robbery as well. >> reporter: home invasion rob lay it took place early this morning on the east side of town, about four to five miles away from where we're at right now, the suspects believed to be teenaged were leaving that crime scene when chp spotted him and speeding in the suv. they ended up in a chase. as the suspect came down center, they miss judged the turn on to singleton here and crashened into the garage of that vacant house which you can see is boarded up right now. eyewitness tells us that both chp officers who had been chasing the suspects drew their guns, ordered both teens out of the crashed suv. the driver came stumbling out of wreckage and made a run for it. >> he didn't care. that's what blew me away, i got scared. i was here, and i'm thinking oh my god, they're going to shoot him. they just let him get away. >> reporter: he did get away. last seen hopping a fence into a nearby yard, only description according to san jose pd is that he's mist tannic, bleeding, possibly teenage. his partner was arrested, taken into

rob, here is your chance to shine a light somewhere it never gets shined. >> i went back to the golden age between andrewjackson and abraham lincoln. we had eight presidents in that time, four of which served less than a full term mainly because two died in office and their successors, the electorate basically didn't -- >> so who is yours? >> william henry harris so thon be mine. >> died in 30 days. >> he died in 30 days as simpsons once famously said. and he died because he gave esternly pardon the expression long inaugural address in freezing weather, refused to put on his own jacket and caught pneumonia and basically died. a president who talked himself to death. >> mike. >> well, chester a. arthur who i heard was actually pronounced his middle name in a disturbing way. and this mustache does not do the justice. this was a bushy furry wolverine that krofcrawled under his nose. we expected nothing of arthur. his father was a preacher. and when he was a lawyer, he defended the first woman who pretty much desegregated new york city street cars. but he ascended to the presidency, he was there to balance t