rob hall looked look he had been punched in the stomach. tears sprang to his eyes. prison, he will be eligible for parole in the year 2028, just before his 60th birthday. >> reporter: so as we sit here now, having been convicted of interpretational murder, you're still not taking responsibility for it as that. >> as murder, no. >> you're saying the architect of this tragedy is more emmett corrigan than you? >> absolutely. yes. >> and so you sitting in prison for the next god knows how many years are as much a victim as anybody else? >> it's devastating. i wish i had never gop there that night to get my wife. >> or if you went that somehow you like not taken your gun along. >> i think that. i do the what if game on that. and i think you know what if he would have pounded my face into the cement and not stopped and then people would say why didn't he have his gun with him? >> and, thus, you would encounter one of the elements of tragic almost. the thing you buy to protect yourself you use to destroy yourself. >> yeah. >> another thing to contemplate in your jail cell l

>> reporter: the victim tells me he was robbed inside this parking garage near oakland city hall. he says he first saw the man as he was walking by him but he didn't think anything of a short while later, that same man held him at gunpoint. >> the general boldness of the attack. middle of the day. 3:00. >> reporter: the victim asked us not to identify him. he's describing how a man robbed him at gunpoint in the rotunda garage on 16th street in downtown oakland, tuesday afternoon. the victim says he had his earbuds on, talking on the phone, and walked up the stairs to the roof level to get his car. >> i felt a sensation on the back of my neck. and i turned around. and there was a gun in my face. and very calmly, the guy was whispering slightly, give me your phone, give me your wallet. >> reporter: the victim said he complied, putting his backpack, cellphone and wallet on the ground. the thief only took the cellphone and wallet and casually walked off. >> surreal. eerily calm. really jarring at the same time. >> reporter: minutes later, the victim said he pulled up to a police offic

meeting expected to get underway in a little over an hour from now down into campbell city hall 07:00pm live in campbell rob fladeboe kron 4 news right robbed and for 4 zone forecast right now take a live look outside at the richmond sandra fell bridge. >>a lot of water droplets on that lands. >>too far from that field where a large part of so they got about an inch of rain today. so big disparity in a few about 30 miles south of that camera shot sfo yeah which has got some problems all its own right now major delays there as you've got the clouds moving in the showers now moving in as well and so here we go we've got those delays now at the south pole with a the raindrops coming through in some low lying clouds too so 97 minutes on arriving flights at sfo, no delays being reported oakland or san jose slick out there on the golden gate bridge to you can see the water droplets of made their way through there the rain not too heavy elsewhere around the bay area but slick enough to make things. >>printed are wet out there on the rose over half an inch in santa rosa over an inch of rain in campfield napa 600 so

rob: welcome back. derek jeter is heading to the baseball hall of fame. the impeachment trial. >> new york congressman hakeem jeffries joking about the one person who didn't vote for the yankees shortstop. >> perhaps we can all agree to subpoena the baseball hall of fame. [laughter] to try to figure out who out of 397 individuals, one person voted against derek jeter. rob: he makes a good point. got to fill that 24 hours somehow. jeter inducted into coopers town this summer. jillian: got to go. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ you know i'm going to ♪ cowboy [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ cowboy ♪ [cheers and applause] steve: hey, everybody. live from new york, it's our first 2020 live show. thanks for coming today. [cheers and applause]

rob: kevin cork joins us from statuary hall with what we can expect today. >> let me walk you throughs. >> the people at home so they can follow along. and they make their case is wednesday and thursday looking at 12 hours a day and the defense team is friday and saturday. senators would then be allowed 16 hours for rigging questions to the prosecution and defense. always been would there be votes on calling on witnesses. at the very end of deliberations the senate was in vote on each impeachment article. keep in mind, 67 senators. and highly unlikely but house democrats say this is what the process calls for. the framers draft a constitution that allows the senate to remove donald trump, abuse their power, to cheat and election. and ignore checks and balances. you are struck by the familiarity of arguments for and against impeachment over the next few days but as the process plays out, and beginning the process in earnest. shannon: to start the busy day and days to come. the us embassy in baghdad on alert after 3 rockets hit nearby. no one has claimed responsibility for the rockets i

>> reporter: the victim tells me he was robbed inside this parking garage near oakland city hall.t saw the man as he was walking by him but he didn't think anything of a short while later, that same man held him at gunpoint. >> the general boldness of the attack. middle of the day. 3:00. >> reporter: the victim asked us not to identify him. he's describing how a man robbed him at gunpoint in the rotunda garage on 16th street in downtown oakland, tuesday afternoon. the victim says he had his earbuds on, talking on the phone, and walked up the stairs to the roof level to get his car. >> i felt a sensation on the back of my neck. and i turned around. and there was a gun in my face. and very calmly, the guy was whispering slightly, give me your phone, give me your wallet. >> reporter: the victim said he complied, putting

active volcanoes such as this one on notoriously unpredictable and no one can predict what the hall will do next rob mcbride al-jazeera batangas province northern philippines the economic cost of the bushfire emergency in australia is sworn in $3.00 and a half $1000000000.00 since the latest estimates as jessica washington reports now from new south wales fruit farmers are among the many devastated by the disaster. it's summer in a stray and this orchard would usually draw hundreds of visit has become to pick their own fruit this is just one of many small businesses devastated by the bush is almost old trees were destroyed by flames the trees were uninsured and it cost the family about $1000000.00 to replant them and repair the damage my parents had in the business for $35.00 yes and it takes a bit of. much blood. the 1st. many farms around australia had already been suffering through the relentless drought and this bushfire season has just made this situation so much worse but the financial impact of this natural disaster won't just be felt on farms it will be felt around the country this is a. bus

we are back inside the halls outside of the senate chamber. senator richard burr, rob portman a republican of ohio, all the senators trying to get inside the chamber ahead of today's proceedings. as we told it's now question time for the senators. they have two days to ask questions for 16 hours total, eight hours today and eight hours tomorrow. now, we don't know how exactly the question will go but we've heard it had to bet the questions to leadership. we'll see how it works when you get underway in just a minute. craig kaplan to c-span's capitol hill producer has this tweet out where he shows the question card from 1999. this is what it looked like for the clinton impeachment trial. we can see the cameras are inside the senate chamber. let's watch. .. >>. [inaudible conversations] while we wait for the chief justice to take his chair gavel in these proceedings, we're showing you the hallwaysoutside of the senate chamber . some editors are running late and they are scrambling toget inside, continue to watch . >> the president's defense team is in the chamber. you can

. >> rob>> julie: benjamin hall wh more from london. >> new year's eve was the deadline.id that if he didn't receive concessions from the u.s., mainly economic sanctions lifted, he would resume his nuclear test and has long range ballistic missile tests. indeed, the u.s. has seen some signs recently that he was preparing some kind of a launch. well now kim jong un, in a meeting to his workers party, has warned of unspecified shocking actions saying his country will soon reveal a new strategic weapon to the world. earlier today, former national security advisor john bolton tweeted about this, saying this. "how to respond to his threatening ears or marks u.s. should fully resume all military exercises in south korea, who congressional hearings on whether the troops are ready to fight tonight." the threat is the latest example of kim sounding increasingly impatient as his diplomacy with president trump has failed to bring about the benefits that he so wanted. in particular, the lifting and easing of the sanctions, largely because he has refused to budge on denuclearization.

lighting the halls of the ohio school thanking huffman for his service. rob: that's good.em son's defeat wasn't enough lay fan go fund me page. fundraiser was launched during the game out of pity for the clemson tiger mascot costume. jillian: ugly. champagne gate going will viral on twitter after she got stolen. >> are you ready for this. [cheers] jillian: she will take anyone's sham page. come on. we have got to go. have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> we're coming ♪ to your city ♪ going to play our guitars ♪ and sing you a country song ♪ we'll all be. steve: president of the united states and first lady are going to be in milwaukee tonight. they are going to be in iowa next week. and last night a they were at the national championship in new orleans. the lsu vs. clemson matchup. they got big cheer. jillian: clemson, they had a 29-game winning streak gone. lost last night. i'm sorry for them because i am for

rob mcbride is in but. with more details. tens of thousands of people living around this town hall lake have been evacuated to evacuation centers they were advised to leave but as you mentioned there there is a danger zone that's been put in place by fidel to this is the volcanic vulcanologists of the philippines of 14 kilometers from this from this volcano a radius of 14 kilometers which is a fairly vast area with hundreds of thousands of people who have now been told they should not be here for their own safety it would be wise to move but clearly many hundreds of thousands of people are not moving all eyes are anxiously waiting to see what this volcano does next after the large eruptions on sunday since then it has to be said that we haven't seen the same kind of massive plumes of gas and smoke and dust come out the calls so much problems across this large section of luzon island where we are the metro manila area is only 60 kilometers away in that direction the prevailing winds on sunday managed to blow huge amounts of gas of dust of ash which then a lot of places fell with torrential rains rains the last large crowd large

hall lit up red, waust alia day. some showers are set to return this weekend. let's get to rob mayeda tracking it all. >> speaking of those showers, right now still a little bit farther offshore. some of this will be heading towards the north bay. there's actually a lot of moisture to work it but for the most part as we start the weekend, a lot of this is going to be aimed in on the north bay. for the next 24 hours, rainfall p projections will be highest north of the golden gate. we're going to have a lot of clouds at times tomorrow but if you're around san jose, you're probably going to have to wait to see brief rain and sunday showers. the focus will be in the north bay south of san francisco. a total of less than a tenth of an inch and snow levels pretty high, close to 6,000 feet. we'll give you the full hour by hour time line for when most of the rain you see there falls and how it could impact your weekend plans coming up in about 12 minutes. >> thank you. >>> a bay area black market busted. everything from jewelry, designer handbags, electronics all sold illegally. eight

hall of fame class. jillian: then you hear about other families, other folks on board. robthanks so much. the weather here for a second. we have a big forecast coming up this weekend in florida. jillian: just telling jillian we might see rain on friday. keep that in mind when you are packing but not too bad. as we look at the weekend, above average for a lot of folks including punxsutawney, pennsylvania where the groundhog will make his big forecast. i think it should be an early spring. current amateur 20 minneapolis, 32 in chicago, 38 in new york city. we have some nuisance rain and snow, another system in the northwest, they have been pounded with heavy coastal rain and mountain snow so there is your future radar. some of this will get into florida, the central system the cold front will be on the move, we at the tail end the cold front friday and saturday but sunday looks really good. there is miami, 80 degrees, some showers in the forecast which typically this time of year you see and friday and saturday, rain but sunday looks really good. >> for the game it is spectac

rob >>> what come back. your super bowl commercials are better about to get political. resident jumper spending big bucks for some campaign airtime. diane king hall has that story and much more in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street well on tuesday as tensions rise between the u.s. and iran. the dow dropped 119 points and the nasdaq fell to and the s&p 500 lost 9. futures are also down after the was announced its forces in iraq had been attacked by iranian ballistic missiles. that did trigger a jump in oil prices and investors are also looking for safe havens sending gold prices higher. the attack prompted the federal aviation administration to issue an emergency restriction for the region. advance u.s. carriers from operating over a rock and iran and waters of the persian gulf and the gulf of oman. the faa warns of a potential calculation a misidentification of civilian planes. turning to the presidential campaign there will be at least two political ads during the super bowl president trump campaign is spending $10 million for 60 seconds a bad time. on the other side billionaire michael bloomberg who has spent millions more tha

democratic senator chris than hall and plans to force a vote demanding chief justice john roberts subpoena impeachment witnesses and rule on any claims of executive privilege. robw will this bold move change the course of the trial? will it? texas congressman michael burgess, let's pull up a tweet from van hollen. this is what he is saying to give john roberts a lot of power. a motion that will ask john roberts to subpoena any witnesses and documents he things are relevant to this and will on executive privilege to speed this up. does this have any chance? >> it is an unusual move. on the house side the senate makes their own rules, the senate will vote on that. i have serious doubts that motion will actually pass but i can say this about the issue of witnesses on the house side. i am on the house committee on rules. the articles of impeachment came to the floor of the house, we had to write the rules that would allow debate on the articles and there was concern on the republican side because they hadn't allowed any republican witnesses to be called so we brought up the issue of witnesses and we are pretty sure that all the witnesses they needed hear from have

robbed another bank four hour later. arthel. arthel: jacqui heinrich in the newsroom, thank you. eric: in iowa, elizabeth warren is set to hold a town hallpart of her campaign. she will tout some of her plans for the economy. critics take aim at some of the costs she proposes. we'll have in depth look at those proposals and warnings about them next. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. plus, free premium delivery on all smart beds when you add a base. ends monday ( ♪ ) hey there! i'm lonnie from lonnie's lumber. if you need lumber wood, lonnie's is better than good. we got oak, cherry, walnut, and more. and we also have the best selection of plywood (clattering) in the state... hey! (high-pitched

hall to the waterfront, and it includes uber and lift cars as well. some celebrated the change today, others were cursing it. ross roth is along market street tonight with more. rob? >> reporter: much of market street looks a lot different now because of what we don't see. market street is now car free. we're at market and beal streets in the heart of the afternoon commute, and it's a lot less congested, a at least here. perhaps no one likes the new car ban on the lower half of market street more than the muni drivers. >> it's so wonderful. i love it. >> reporter: on this first day of the long awaited car-free market street, it's now able to get passengers to their destinations 15-25% faster than when cars were allowed. >> it's less, you know, time consuming getting down market and coming back down it. so it's working out good so far. >> reporter: after years oh of planning and politicking, the city wednesday permanently changed the most traveled street in san francisco. personal cars, including ride share vehicles are no longer allowed on 2.2 miles westbound between stewart street and venice avenue and eastbound from 10th to main streets. city leaders celebrated

rob effort, thank you. there's been another rocket attack targeting the u.s. embassy in baghdad, meanwhile. here's cheryl casone with details there. cheryl: a senior u.s. official says a missile hit last night, striking a dining hallty prime minister blamed the attack on an unrieuly militia he claims is backed by the iranians. this came hours after a deadly clash between anti-government protesters and iraqi security forces in baghdad. no injuries have been reported in any of this. back at home, higher pay on the way for some walmart workers as the company looks to improve customer service. walmart is testing a $12 an hour minimum wage in 500 of its u.s. stores. the $1 increase for a new category worker who will be trained to do a wider range of tasks. now, despite the increase, target, amazon and costco, do pay their employees a higher hourly wage. finally, this. bad boys for life still a success at the box office earning another $34 million over the weekend with critical darling 1917 coming in second with almost $16 million and breaking the $100 million mark. finally, doolittle rounding out the top three after earning $12.5 million, puts it on track to fall far short of the $175 million budget. i got to be honest