lowe files." they co-created and star in "unstable," which is out now on netflix. roben lowe will be here together. [ cheers and applause father/son night very exciting. and he is an award winning author and cartoonist. the latest volume of his best selling series, "hilo book 9: gina and the last city on earth" is available now our dear friend, judd winick, will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause and his headlining tour kicks off next week in support of his highly anticipated album, "the weakness," which is out friday ruston kelly is back on the show to perform for us. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, donald trump arrived in new york today so that he could be arraigned tuesday at the manhattan criminal courthouse, after a grand jury voted to indict him, making him the first president in history to face criminal charges and his allies on fox have been desperately trying to dismiss the charges as insignificant and bias while also claiming they will make him a hero. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth

after they failed to reach a deal with studio representatives, hollywood act to rob lowe joined the picket line in los angeles. and i came out to support the writers because we're, as actors were only as good as the writing we yet. and my son is on the picket line . the unions chief negotiator laid out the principal concerns. broadly we're asking for increases in pay and residuals, so that writers can make a career and stay in this profession and live and work in the cities like new york and ally. and specifically for screenwriters, we're asking for improvements when they make movies for the stream. i, america's famed nightly talk shows will be 1st to come off air. but within week streaming giants, including netflix, amazon, and disney could see description to the production of popular shows. the last major walk out in 2007 lasted for a 100 days and disrupted t v schedules for several months. the writers guild say they prepared to strike, for as long as it takes o. meaning it could soon be time for the rolling credits. on some of the world's most populous shows. so what exactly will the st

jimmy fallon's sidekick steve higgins and 80 brian and in los angeles rob lowe.e you willing to picket out here and not were? >> as long as it takes. we want to make people happy and we want to be able to afford diapers for our babies or, you know, to go out to eat and it is corporations' jobs to be cheap and be profitable. but it is our job to push back and go, no, no, no, no, no. >> matt: the late-night talk shows already showing reruns tonight. if the strike lasts long enough, your favorite and scripted series could be hit. >> we could be looking at months and months and months. goes writers start working interest to going going to the appearance and works september, october now. if their pen is down, fingers of keyboards, that eventually within a couple of weeks, you will see that schedule getting really jammed up. >> matt: after weeks of negotiations, the writers guild of america which represents more than 11,000 writers, the lines of send to television and producers, unable to reach a deal. the pga writing in part, the company's behavior has created a gig e

rob lowe came out yesterday, his son is a writer.ut to show support and said actors are only as good as the writing. studios and streamers are on the other side of the dispute. they said they made a very generous offer. streaming residuals are a sticking point, the royalties that writers use get paid for networks are much less. they said they made a generous offer. i spoke to the president of the wga and she said that was inaccurate. what they have not engaged on, this is a major sticking point is that use of artificial intelligence. the writers guild want it contractually based that they will not use ai in any form of written material. at the moment, i am told all of the studios and streamers have committed to having an annual meeting. as far as the wga is concerned, that's not good enough. anchor: some of the other issues we have seen in other industries with the gig economy. homuch does this speak to issues facing other imageries as well? -- industries as well? reporter: ihink it has died. it's making strange noises. anchor: we ap

i walked by rob lowe and then there was the little boy from georgia. he just wanted to see -- see steph curry in the warriors. >> i'm from atlanta. >> we literally got here last night on the redeye. we are headed back right after the game. >> along fight -- flight but these warriors flew in from australia. how did they do it? >> you book your tickets. you hope for the best. you have major anxiety for the whole week of the playoffs. then we fly home on saturday night. we watch game six in australia. get on the plane for 14 hours. get a greyhound bus at 6:00 in the morning. >> now time for this one. >> it is so exciting. it is bucket list stuff. reporter: while the warriors did lose, next game is thursday. >> i think they need to step it up and hopefully we win on thursday. it's not over. we still have six more games. reporter: j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: we are giving you all the warriors content you can feast on with our abc7news bay area and instagram facebook pages. you can post or share any event to your profile to show off that pride. dan: let's get

i walked by rob lowe and then there was the little boy from georgia. he just wanted to see -- see steph curry in the warriors. >> i'm from atlanta. >> we literally got here last night on the redeye. we are headed back right after the game. >> along fight -- flight but these warriors flew in from australia. how did they do it? >> you book your tickets. you hope for the best. you have major anxiety for the whole week of the playoffs. then we fly home on saturday night. we watch game six in australia. get on the plane for 14 hours. get a greyhound bus at 6:00 in the morning. >> now time for this one. >> it is so exciting. it is bucket list stuff. reporter: while the warriors did lose, next game is thursday. >> i think they need to step it up and hopefully we win on thursday. it's not over. we still have six more games. reporter: j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: we are giving you all the warriors content you can feast on with our abc7news bay area and instagram facebook pages. you can post or share any event to your profile to show off that pride. dan: let's get

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where i am here, rob lowe came out yesterday.upport and set as actors we are only as good as the writing we get. the studios have said, the studios and the streamers on the other side of this dispute, they have said they made a very generous offer, notjust on compensation but streaming residuals. but as one of the sticking points here — the residuals, the royalties that writers use to get paid from networks are much less under streaming networks. they said they made a generous offer. i spoke to the president of the wgea and she said that simply was not accurate and the offer was not accurate and the offer was not accurate and the offer was not generous and what they have not engaged on and this is one major sticking point is the use of artificial intelligence. now, the writers guild, they want it contractually based that they will not use ai in any form of written material. at the moment i am told by the wgea that all streamers have committed to an annual meeting. as far as the wga is concerned thatis as far as the wga is concern

. >> yeah cole hauser rob lowe, carrie underwood raised money from every ticket -- sold. and that's what i said before people have joined us on this mission of doing good and because andy had this commercial how many david wells is out there. while he joined a golf outing fors and raise hundreds of thousands of dollars and this is how we get it done. but we are a grassroots foundation. blue collar, we depending on people who donate 11 dollars a month. 11 dollars a month it should be a promise that every american makes to our military and first respond rs and they serve us and thes their lives on the line and they give up lives and bodies to take care of them and we can do that you know people ptt.org donate 11 a month and make that promise come true. >> about to go to a barbecue and say what can i actually do that's what you can do click a couple of boxes and boom you're in and give certainty of income that you can give promises to other people because you're a finance guy too. fundamentally great it see you frank unbelievable what you do. over 200 house this is year and

at one point, i walked by rob lowe, and then there was a little boy from georgia who just wanted to see steph curry and the warriors. >> i'm from atlanta and i'm going for the warriors. >> we literally got here last night on the redeye, and we are headed back right after the game. >> a long flight, yes, but these warriors ladies flew in from australia. so how did they do it? >> you book your tickets six weeks ago, you hope for the best. then you have major anxiety for the whole week, that we fly in on saturday night, we watched game six in australia, get on the plane, get here saturday night, get a greyhound bus, go to sacramento. this is bucket list stuff. >> while the warriors did lose, next game is thursday. >> i think they need to step it up and hopefully we will win on thursday. it's not over. we still have six more games. reggie: and here's a look at the upcoming slate for game two. 6:00 p.m. on our sister network. game three is an l.a., and that is on saturday. coverage starts at 5:00. game four is monday night and then the rest of the series is determined from there. kumasi: we

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. >> there you see him, actor rob lowe on the picket lines lending his support to writers as the striked enters a second day. its effects are already being felt as late night talk shows started airing reruns, paused plans for upcoming productions. the dispute pits more than 11,000 screen writers against the major studios for the first time in 15 years. joining us now from outside studio city in california is nbc kronts correspondent marissa pat ta, thanks for being with us for the conversation. marissa, you've been talking to people there who are picketing. what are you hearing? how long are they prepared to strike? >> reporter: ana, the short answer is as long as it takes. you just mentioned that last one about 15 years ago lasted 100 days, and by all accounts, everybody that i've spoken to is prepared for the possibility that we might see a repeat of that. we know that speaking to members who are part of the negotiating committee with wga, they said they're at least not expecting to hear back from the alliance representing the studios anytime within the next week, and so when it comes

. >> reporter: stars like rob lowe, whose son is a writer standing up in solidarity. >> we're only aspete davidson's debut this weekend. daytime soap operas will likely follow if the strike stretches on, there could be an impact on fall shows. writers say they are striking to make sure that young writers have the opportunity to make a living doing what they love. >> i do believe that this is an existential fight for the future viability of writing even being a career. >> the way that streaming companies pay their talent is very much different than the way the old school television companies paid and the writers have been left behind, in their words, on the streaming revolution. >> they want to turn us into gig workers. they want to remove all of the games that our union has fought for for decade. >> reporter: representing studios including comcast, which owns nbc universal says its proposal includes generous increases in compensation, writing the primary sticking points are mandatory staffing and duration of employment for writers. what would hollywood be without writers like you >> i

>> rob: this carolina low it is going to be again place around tomorrow.a up to parts of virginia and even the rain getting back over the appalachians. dc, baltimore, that is about to cut off and that will be the cut off again tomorrow. 80 degrees and relatively quiet in the was. this is the unofficial start of the summer. mother nature answering the call with temperatures near 90 in chicago, st. louis, dc, new york, by the end of the week. wednesday? >> linsey: and you try to salvage at least one beach day. thank you. overseas, ukraine ramping up that long anticipated counteroffensive against russian forces the government, the kremlin launch its largest drone attacks since the start of the war in kyiv. ukrainian officials say they down nearly all of the at least one person was killed. abc's tom soufi burridge is lives in ukraine. >> reporter: explosions rocking the ukrainian capital before dawn. russia's biggest drone attack on kyiv so far in this war. 54 iranian-made explosive drones raining down. ukraine claiming it a shot almost all of them down with o

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[ cheers and applause >>> seth: i wanna thank my guests rob and john owen lowe, judd winick. ruston kelly, everybody. i wanna thank brann dailor and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, one way in, one way out. only on nbc bay area, your next trip to the grocery store may look different. the new security measures that will be hard to ignore. >>> what went down before the stabbing? the newly released surveillance photos in the murder investigation of tech executive bob lee. >>> remembering the queen of rock and roll. >> that energy that she provided came into me and said when i grow up, i want to be just like her. >> how tina turner inspired this bay area woman and how people around the world are paying tribute to the music legend. >>> good evening, it is a sign of the times, gates, alarms and fences. you might see all of them on the next trip to safeway. >> grocery chains are saying they're necessary to deter shoplifters. and the another of a south bay man killed in a safeway say the changes sho

. >> reporter: stars like rob lowe, whose son is a writer, standing up in solidarity. >> we're only ason's hosting debut. soap operas will likely follow. and if the strike carries on, there could be an impact on fall shows. writers like mazie saying they're striking so young writers can make a living doing what they love. >> i believe this is a fight for the future viability of writing even being a career. >> the way streaming companies pay their talent is very much different than the way the old school television companies paid. the writers have sort of been left behind in their words on the streaming revolution. >> they want to turn us into gig workers. they want to remove all of the gains that our union has fought for decades. >> reporter: the alliance of motion picture and television producers representing studios including comcast, which owns nbcuniversal, says its proposal includes generous increases in compensation writing the primary sticking points are mandatory staffing and duration of employment for writers. what would hollywood be without writers like you. ? >> you're about

low budget porn. tv producer and writer, rob long in the house. there he is.he takes no prisoners because she can't carry them. fox news contributor and "new york times" best-selling author, kat from the house. hi, girl. >> hi. >> wasn't the lack of video evidence the tell here? >> exactly for two hours nobody was filming it because nobody here wants to be famous or go viral. most people don't live in new york city. even accidentally like a tik toker filming a dance on the sidewalk would have gotten this pandemonium in the background. i mean, it's crazy. i just also don't understand what they meant by like new york catastrophic. like near commillisions like pee cutting you off. >> everything you do here is near fatal. >> the most remarkable thing is they think we are so stupid. like the fact -- it's so obvious. anyone who has ever even seen a movie about new york know it's not possible. they want people to feel so bad for them. a victim griff, it gets old. my problems have been different. like i was the princess and i didn't want to be. >> think about that par

rob my data. what are people expecting? >> sunshine closer to san jose and a little bit of missed with low clouds. we have 50s and 60s from san francisco to the east bay and in the tri-valley we have 70s and overall perfect for outdoor plans but maybe a little chilly up there in napa. we will look at temperatures of the day staying in the 60s. cool and breezy with low clouds lingering for sunday and keep in mind far north bay up here in mendocino county and lake county there's a chance of isolated showers tomorrow. so cool temperature setting up for your sunday. highs are 50s and 60s with a lot of low clouds at times and we will let you know where the temperature show signs of 80s returning to the valleys coming up shortly. >> thank you. >>> new at 5:00 if you are applying for home insurance with state farm, think again. the company announced as of today it will not announce any -- accept any new applications in part because of wildfires and this includes business personal property and casualty insurance. they will accept new car insurance applications. the company says increasing risk from wildfi

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the low lives and misfits are worse than the leaders of hostile countries. >> brian: rob, my red button is bigger and stronger and is working. the truths, yours does not, per my conversation with kim jong-un, trump said in a post, i don't know what that means, no idea. >> ainsley: my red button is bigger and kim jong-un is my friend. okay. do you have connections i have with world leaders? >> brian: kim jong-un would never be my friend. >> lawrence: i think he's saying, work with the guys, he's taking on kim jong-un and he's taking on putin, as well, and i think the same thing he's been saying. he doesn't want endless war. that is something on the debate stage. ron desantis was on with trey gowdy last night, this is what he had to say. >> i don't mind being called different things, i've been called everything, but a child of god, as it is. it doesn't phase me. you can call me what you want, just make sure you call me a winner, that is what we've done in florida and want to do in the election and bring great policies to bear. there will be slings and arrows, i'm a big boy and can take it

cold across the southeast corner temperature is sitting low as those cooler conditions continue to blow through. and we are going to see things turn rob a cold phone using the south island thanks to a weather system that's bringing some heavy rain and a bit of a wintry mix to most central areas by wednesday, christ church, 17 degrees celsius. the the imagine watching out a 0. let's remind you about top stories this out. at least 200 people left and confirm instead of to slightly mock us. what across the western man on the desk told could still rise as communication lines all down, making it difficult to assess the extent for them as far as a hospital in new zealand is capital. wellington has left at least 6 people that government agencies use the building as short term, a combination of migrants and as long as the people ukraine's ministry says, a 12 down 18 messiah as most of a capital on monday nights. officials say the attacks were exceptional and involved crews and ballistic missiles, as one is front facing between the sudanese army on the power military rapids support forces has not entered its 2nd month as negotiations continue

rob mayeda, take us into a warm workweek, would you. >> tuesday and wednesday we've got you covered. lowtle mist to deal with your morning commute. not seeing too much in low clouds, overcast clouds, there can you see the low clouds over downtown san francisco. a blanket over san francisco. 55 degrees, and notice if you have allergies, they might have come up in the last day or so. oak and cedar, pollen back in the high range. grass pollen moderate. and with the ongoing winds, allergies may be a bit of an issue here over the next couple afternoons. the wind is bringing in the low clouds all the way to the altamont pass. so a cloudy start, sunny skies returning inland >>> the all day sea breeze will keep our temperatures very close to today's highs, low 80s likely around san jose and the tri valley. south wind should keep the north bay in the 70s for another day and 60s closer to san francisco and about 70 in oakland. there's a look at the timing. breaking up inland around lunchtime but staying on the coastline, but that's a staple of the forecast. coastal fog and low clouds and areas sou

low 90s. trending a little cooler for the second half of the week. >> man, that's active. >> there's a lot going on. >> rob, thanks. >>> up next, the 2024 race for president is heating up. some new candidates could be announcing their bids any day now. why former president trump had to cancel a rally in a key state thisweekend. >>> just a reminder,ou can now access nbc bay area news whenev y want to. whether it's oroku, samsung tv plus or xumo you can watch live breaking news, news conferences a repeats of our newscasts. we're back in a mont. >>> a day of remembrance one day after a mass shooting claimed ten lives in a racist attack at a new york supermarket. the city paused today for a ceremony to honor victims. family, friends, political leaders gathered outside the tops friendly market in buffalo. they read the names of those who lost their lives and those who were injured. a moment of silence was also observed at the exact moment the shooting happened 2:28 p.m. senate majority leader chuck schumer was there to offer words of encouragement to the families of victims. >> we are not just going to feel pai

markets have slowed versus the historical average of high teens and low 20s and earnings, '23 should grow in the 20% range >> so you both own, robrespect to mayo, but reiterating an overweight, we know we get it. he likes it, but what about the banks here broadly speaking? >> i still don't think you have enough clairity to step into regional banks i think you have to stay up in quality which leads to bank of america and j.p. morgan if you want to look at the super regional and many you can turn your attention to pnc or usb, but i think overall you need that clarity before you can assert that you will take in a position >> robby, really quick >> one of my year-end stock picks and i think we've seen peak net interest margin spreads for a while. i think there's risk of economic activity slowing, loan growth slowing. i think those are headwinds, but we think j.p. morgan and this is an economic storm. this is the name that you want to own in this storm in financials it's cheap relative to its history in 1.4 times book average 4.5. wl keuick break we'll come back. final trades next. cvs pharmacy. healthier happens together. (vo) this

low clouds clear, nice air quality. >> looking forward more to the summer with 60 to 90s? we had that a couple of days ago. >> for a couple of days. >> rob, thanks. >>> up next, college grad taking home five degrees. he's only 12 years old. >> at least he got it out of the way. >>> remember to access nbc bay area news whenever you w to, ku amazon fire tv, samsung tv pl o xumo, watch live breaking news, repeats of our news cast. we're back in a moment. >>> a few more satellites now in orbit. lot of moisture on that lens. >> yeah. >> spacex successfully launched other rocket from southern california. incredible shot, this video blows me away every time. carrying satellites for two communication companies. spacex tried to launch yesterday, it was scrubbed, but today everything went well. >>> something that blows you away, he's become the youngest person to graduate from fullerton college with five degrees. the 12-year-old left his second grade in 2019 bored and in need of a challenge, he enrolled in fullerton, so tiny. he got five degrees. his mother says clovis just loves to study. >> i study a lot to get things done before class. i tell m

rob, the pressure is on. >>> good news, weather is cooperative. we will see a bit more wind tomorrow, cooler changes, less 90s inland, more 80s, and some low cloudsing off. might have some missed to start the warning, before the sunshine brings some clouds in them, and then a slight cool down before next week. >> you have your warning. don't forget your mother's day cards, call your mom. >> you saw your mom today. >> i saw my mom today. >> what a great daughter. we are back garvin thomas: greeting to everyone. we are thrilled to have you along with us as we highlight and yes, celebrate the good deeds that good people are doing every day in our communities. or in the case of our first story, someone doing something good for his entire community. it takes place in the middle of a rainy winter in the middle of the santa cruz mountains. one big reason people choose to live deep in the santa cruz mountains is a desire to put some distance between themselves and their next-door neighbor. although, this past winter that you're paid to have a neighbor like darryl hardy, not too far away. darryl hardy: in times of need, it's always good to have people aro

low jobs, no. it is absolutely unbelievable that actions against the government are going on in our country. sanda, her politicians pass almost every week , slogans to stop robbingopulation have been added, and demands to stop attacks and persecution of the opposition parties shor , which, among other things, insists on holding referendum, and in the geopolitical and economic vector of moldova, they are blindly fixing the course for european integration in the country's constitution away from the dictatorship. we want justice, chisinau does not need such a process, according to the calculations of political scientists in sandu, it will not gain the required number of votes , therefore they are trying to get rid of the party by all possible means. leader ilan shor was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison this year, and opposition representatives won the elections in the gagauz autonomy chisinau demanded to declare invalid, allegedly due to numerous violations. residents of the region came to defend the victory of the elected head yevhen hutsul to the building of the appeal. noah chamber eugene, uh, narrow autonomy, as such, the authorities are moving towar

low jobs. it is unbelievable what is going on in our country against the government. sandu her politicians pass almost every week, to the slogans to stop robbings to stop attacks and persecution of the opposition parties shor , which, among other things, insists on holding a referendum, have been added. and in the geopolitical and economic vector of moldova, they are blindly fixing the course for european integration in the constitution of the country away from the dictatorship. we want justice, chisinau does not need such a process, according to the calculations of political scientists , it will not gain the required number of votes in the garden, so everyone is trying to get rid of the party by possible means, leader ilan shor was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison this year, and chisinau demanded that the opposition's victory in the elections in the gagauz autonomy be declared invalid, allegedly due to numerous violations. residents of the region came to defend the victory of the elected head yevhen hutsul to the building of the appeals chamber. narrow autonomy, as such, power is moving towards authoritarianism. and in general, it

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rob. >> the threat is spread from south texas to south dakota with nebraska getting the brunt of it. here's the radar. it is lit up. several reported tornadoes already. you see storms arching around the low, link on, omaha. watch out the next couple hours. severe thunderstorm watches are posted. we have flash flood watches as well into the weekend with ten inches of rain potentially along the border. this while a heat wave builds in the west, hit 100 in fresno. could be one of the earliest 90 degree days in portland. right now, we are worried about tornadoes tonight in the plains. >> thanks again. we turn to the southern border. 42 expiring overnight last night at midnight. tonight replaced by sweeping new rules for asylum seekers. an estimated 10,000 migrants crossing every day this week. tonight, not just governors in states on the border, what new york's governor kathy hochul is asking from the federal government. matt rivers in el paso for us. >> tonight, the border bracing for what could be months of chaos. title 42, trump era health policy allowing quick expulsion of millions of migrants is officially over. hundreds if not thousands of migrants camped out by the border wall have fi

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lows. it is down 2.3% in sympathy. and is this specifically housing area or is this rob retail business -- weakness? you have t.j.ing tomorrow as well as walmart thursday. all of the shares down are in sympathy but not that much. target seeing the biggest declines that they had a lot of volatility in the results over the past few years. tom: was it last may i think it was? lisa: yeah. tom: lisa went through the earnings from retail this week and it is coming up on thursday we get retail sales for the united states which is a data point for the previous month. later this afternoon at 3:00 biden and house speaker mccarthy will be meeting later today. this is a kink in the t-bill carve around the x state with 100 basis point of extra yield. if we don't get a resolution we are kicking the can down the road and not illuminating the problem. this makes the t-bill market and challenging ways to be area tom: really good set up for someone to speak with us about this is lindsay rossiter. --rosner. we look at the opportunity out there. what is the opportunity when it comes to the dysfunction in that t-bill, how do you plan