rob yeah, i think it had more of a psychological impact on the u. s. contingent still at the foot rather than doing any actual ha, it has been claimed by the islamic state affiliates here in afghanistan. they say total of 6 rockets were 5. it's a presume that they were fired from an actual vehicle that was seen to be burning off the woods. and as we heard from the pentagon that they said that they successfully deployed, that this anti bucket system there. only one of these rockets fell anywhere near the airport and fell harmlessly. but so they have warned about the specifics right here from actual rockets. they are prepared for other threats. it is a very vulnerable time in the last few hours of this evacuation. but that does continue, we know that only the military are now being evacuated, that all civilian evacuations have now come to a halt. we still keep on seeing through monday afternoon, and i went to the evening, the departing transport planes from the airport while overhead. we still have these america war planes flying patrols. now interest

he decided to go, i guess we'll hear him at some point saying for the great to go to the country, rob. yeah, it's quite, quite a shock. i mean, we've been expecting all day that to see developments with regard to this transition of power. the story has been so far that he has been held up in the presidential palace busy in negotiations with his own people. and of course, with the negotiating teams, including the taliban in dough hire about an acceptable transition which everybody i think by now, except that would not necessarily involve him being involved. certainly the taliban wouldn't want to be a part of any new administration with ash ref, county, but the shock has come that he has actually left the country all together in this and now he's done so he does beg the question, where is this transition agreement up to is even, is that, is that a transition agreement for negotiating doha to, to agree to, to consider. so it really adds to the uncertainty as we get into this sunday evening hearing, cobble. we know what i can tell you what we do know. we know that most of the country is in the

rob? >> yeah, look. that's the biggest problem, charles is that people are their own worst enemy.nvestments. it comes down to a couple things number one you said educate yourself because you have to have conviction in what the you're doing if not you get shaken out of things. the most important thing is you need to have a plan that you follow, irrespective of the noise. i have a trading plan, i have a dividend income plan and i have a growth plan and i follow that irrespective of what the noise is. charles: 32% of individual investors admit that they've actually traded while they were drunk, 37% said they've lost sleep for one reason or another even 30% said they've cried. now i think i've done all three in the same day. i'm just joking, but what do you say to folks like that? >> yeah, i don't know. when it comes to crying you know there's no crying in trading charles. you can't be crying, but in terms of losing sleep, i think i've slept 10 hours in all of 2008 so i absolutely understand that one and liquid courage you'll take on too much risk i don't recommend drinking while you'

rob. >> yeah, and that caldor fire has been burning for two weeks now, over 145,000 acres burned and justit's not just been burning but it's pumping bad things into the atmosphere, and people are breathing it. air quality a huge concern for tens of thousands of people across the west. here's a look at what we're looking at today, six states under air quality alerts. fire weather alerts from california to wyoming, and we've got excessive heat warnings continuing across the southwest. so that's not helping. you mentioned severe weather. we have five reported tornadoes yesterday in iowa. this is one not too far from mason city, touching down there. we have a severe weather threat today that we want to mention from sioux falls, sioux city, up through minneapolis. you might see some severe storms that could produce not just damaging winds and heavy rain but tornado possible nudged farther to the east and that goes into wisconsin as well. that's a check on what's happening. severe weatherwise and fire >>> this weather report sponsored by trelogy. of course, we'll have much more on hurricane ida

rob. yeah. it's on the dog days of summer and we start general manager of the station here would say that dog don't hunt. >> the dog days are not 100 right street just kind of slightly we hit record highs yesterday the dow and the s and p 500. some of the things that we're afraid of like inflation tied towards used cars and trucks. we've seen that moderate. we've seen other parts of inflation increase, including wage drivers. >> these are things wallstreetbets concerned over the senate has passed the 1 trillion dollar infrastructure deal that has still to get through the house representatives 3 and a half trillion dollar outline budget. it could have a big fight. it looks like sometime after august. again, what we are government shutdown or not. there's questions like that. of know is one of my early old piece of cake. that's 40 years old. charles and wedding cake. one slice of it went for $2500, which i just don't understand why and rises going start giving us amc plus for free use of your big

rob? yeah alice.mple of lengths some people are going through to get hold of someone at california's unemployment office. they're hiring phone boat services just to help get a human being on the line or many people calling the california employment development department or tdd for help they don't get much further than this. thank you for calling the employment development department unemployment insurance customer service center at least you just frustrated cause you can't get ahold of anybody desmond silva of tracy still hasn't received his benefits from when he was furlough. from tesla more than a year ago, and he says he also hasn't received as unemployment benefits from when his job ended in june. you see the fraudulent claims that are throughout any d anything like the criminals got paid while the people that really needed are really sitting in limbo now. where it seems like the criminals got off with the fraud and it just seems like the people that really needed are really struggling now, silva

. >> you, your sister, and your mother have been robbed recently. >> yeah. yeah.hat trauma and frustration boiled over this week when oakland chinatown chamber president carl chan made a plea to the governor. >> we want you to bring in california highway patrol. and not only asking you to patrol chinatown. i'm asking, the police, the c.h.p., to the city of oakland. and all areas we need to help. dion: newsom responded saying more law enforcement support is coming. and an additional $400 million to address street and hate crime statewide. until then, the sisters say speaking out sends a message to the perpetrators. >> and my story and let them know we are not afraid. dion: and other asian americans who may be afraid of something else. >> i trust police. if the bad thing happen, we need to call 911 immediately. and then report to the police. dion: dion lim, abc7 news. those sisters are so brave. now, oakland councilman nicky fortunato responded to recent crime in a statement to mow saying the solution lies not only in getting illegal guns off the streets but also ad

yeah. rob, thanks very much. rather bright dijani's life from cobbled years. charles stratford has more now on the evacuation efforts. heading east towards campbell airport. this flight is part of an international effort to move thousands of people out of afghanistan because they are afraid of the new rulers of their country that has suffered decades of war. for about an hour, which is 2 and a half journey over to laurel. this is the 2nd call goes late on board. i drove it. corporate soldiers, medics, others expecting a return call to see the whole of our country. we land on the nato controlled side at the airport. the situation is calm, far removed from the chaos outside the privilege offense, controlled by the taliban. long lines of guns wait in single file to bold the plains. these are some of the 10s of thousands of people trying to flee. cobble today we arrived here, i suppose about half an hour ago. they're all for military across civil joyously loading up with people. so they are too afraid to remain in this country. i think this is devastating. will yo

first explain what you talked to rob about. >> yeah, well, nostalgia is this funny emotion because it'sabout the past in a sort of wistful way. historically people thought of nostalgia as a neurological disorder as identified in the 1600s and people thought it was something the soldiers experienced, maybe swiss soldiers. she thought it was due to the clanging of swiss cowbells, which was really hard, but it took them time to discover that nostalgia isn't a neurologic disorder. it can make us feel comfortable thinking about days of the past. but nostalgia can also be kind of negative, right? in part our nostalgia of the past isn't an accurate representation of the past. there is lots of evidence that our minds edit our memories. we moefocus on the good things not the bad and sometimes we incorporate imagined realities. gabriel garcia marquez talked about how we can be an eyes vic to him to the charitable no nostalgia. >> when you think about make america great again, that is nostalgia. but there's often been this idea that there was once a garden of eden and that we have fallen from it.

kron 4 dot com and very quickly, a final check of the forecast with rob risa. yeah.here. very unique microclimate forecast. those of you in pacifica 69 degrees getting some really or influence there. but in the upper 90's for livermore and dublin. 98 degrees. triple digit heat for fairfield. and we're only going to get harder from here. saturday will be the warmest the hottest day of the next 7 days. widespread triple digit weather for livermore and conquered mid 70's along the coast and low to mid 80's for the east bay valley and relief not arriving until next week. just seen. i am ready for my siesta. only 20 to 25 minutes, though. here's what's coming up kron 4 news at 4 o'clock today. a homicide suspect from oakland has been killed by amtrak police in chicago. >> that's coming up at 4 o'clock and then we'll see tonight during kron, 4 news at 5 and in prime time right back here this weekend. have a great one. chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headach

rob: yeah, i mean, well quite honestly, maria, it's alarming. carefully documented about what they say. they didn't deny they were doing it. this has been going on well before tucker. look what president trump faced going back. we all know that tucker and president trump had a close relationship and i think this is really just a continuation of that and, you know, it's a continuation of anyone that goes against the establishment, anyone that's not a career politician that's trying to change things in washington, trying to move our economy forward, go against the grain is going to be targeted and i'm glad that tucker's bringing this up but in my view, extremely alarming but not surprising, maria. maria: yeah, i mean, look, my view it has nothing to do with trump. this is about tucker having the courage to call them out for their hypocrisy and tucker having the courage, dagen, to poke holes in some of the hypocrisy, especially coming from the extreme left and they just want to shut him down. that's the whole thing. they want to shut him down, shut

you don't really hear people say, "oh yeah, i robbed that house last night."media, it's everywhere, you've seen the lifestyle, you've seen everything, then there's no reason for you to think it's really bad. i think it's very much glamorised all over social media to have the rich lifestyle. and so, it doesn't really matter how you get there. the fraudsters, they're thinking as it's not myi pocket, i don't care. but they don't actually sit - there and think whose pocket is it coming out of. that person is losing out on their money. | they're not going to. get that money back. for the social media generation, there's a gateway to crime that they hold in the palm of their hand every day. online fraud against uk retailers is on the rise. on social media, it's known as clicking. last year, it's thought to have cost the uk economy over a quarter of a billion pounds. tankz, the man in the mask, doesn'tjust rap about fraud. he's been selling how—to guides about clicking. they're known as methods. he's promoting a lifestyle, which is what influencers do. so, he's sayin

rob says that his story is his legacy for you. yes, yeah.we would be in this situation. take us back two years, it was one of the hardest part of my life, you know. sort of, you know, knowing when rob was diagnosed. but to see how far he's come to see his strength and his positivity and his positive mindset, i think we can all take a little bit from that. and i think itjust shows that in tough times, and times of adversity, that there's hope and you can find some strength in whatever you're dealing with, your own fight and battle. she's amazing, isn't she? just want to share with you a little thing i recorded. the moment i went into the house and i broke the news to the family that the film they had made has been nominated for a national television award. hi, everyone, are you hiding from me? hiya, rob, how are you? hi, guys. i'm just here for a little quick visit to tell you some news, do you want to have a sit by daddy? come on, everyone. everyone together. how are we all, are you all 0k? good. i'm here because i've got something exciting

rob. what do you got? >> yeah. we got major wild fires burning on all sides. and the fire sending the most smoke, picking up ash falling from that major wild fire south of highway 50. look at all the ash and smoke pouring in to south lake tahoe. sierra has been looking at very unhealthy to at times hazardous air quality. that is where the worst of the air quality continues to be. green and yellow dots indicating good to moderate. so i do think with winds northwest down the coast, at this hour, by the time we wake up tomorrow morning, we will see more smoke in the inland north bay. we do have a smoke advisory tomorrow for moderate air quality expected. numbers between 51 and 100. mild temperatures will continue through the middle part of the week, but we'll see the summer heat just around the corner. 95 thursday and we could be very close to 100 degree temperatures by next weekend. a look at that warm up on the way in our forecast coming up in about eight minutes. >> stay up-to-date with rob's forecast there and all of the micro climate weather in our neighborh

this is my rob lowe side >> seth: oh, yeah. e. [ laughter ] >> seth, man, i just say that, i just love you. i've been a fan of yours for a long, long time as you know. but during this last year and a half, you just upped your game so much. and it's just -- you were just the guy to turn. and i appreciate how great and funny and i was so happy that you were on and leading us and thank you. >> seth: oh well, thank you very much i felt incredibly lucky to have a show like this and i also want to thank you because i think a lot of us have turned to podcasts and you have a wonderful one. and a story that i did not know anything about that came across your desk, i should say, in the '80s, which was about the kidnapping of frank sinatra's son. how did first come to know about this story >> isn't it a crazy story? a lot of people just don't even -- didn't even know it happened i was through my relationship with the beach boys, i met jan and dean, the other surf rock duo and i was at a fair, at the orange county fair i remember early in t

rob. >> hi, eva. yeah, the winds have been gusty. of rain, but fred is really going to be making its move into the gulf of mexico today. it's still really over cuba. it's about 25 miles away from havana but here in miami, where it doesn't take much for flooding, they were packing sandbags. residents across this area preparing for the worst as far as the rainfall is concerned and that's what we expect to see here. possibility of seeing tornadoes, as well, over the next two days. nter of s mentned is vy close to havana,righal cot, over la n expecto get into the gulf of today and tomorrow, and as it does so, we do expect to see some strengthening. there is the forecast track pretty much right over key west later on today and then likely to see more strengthening as it heads into the eastern gulf of mexico that will give it more breathing room and a little bit more time over the warm water there and it will run into some other upper level wind obstacles but generally speaking it will make landfall looks like monday, tuesday, somewhere al

yeah. and a rob as we keep an eye out on the political talks that are taking place in the heart about to get underway today. how serious a challenge is this for the government in afghanistan and the government will tell you that it hopes there will be a breakthrough. it blames the taliban for the increasing or continuing violence and still talks about to go see a to set them of the go see 80 piece being the only way forward that can be no military solution. the taliban for that part says it's the government that continues to fight, that they, they want to have some sort of peace agreement, blame the government. and court in the middle of course, are ordinary africans who really don't place much hope. it seems in this continuing piece process peace jobs, i would welcome peace. but for that moment to just hunkering down to see what phase of conflict we got into next. thank you so much, rob mcbride, for that update from couple. well, will the us in the final weeks, if it's withdrawal from afghanistan, russia and china are preparing for any regional security threats. china shares a border with a

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>> yeah, exactly. >> you were reminded. rob did it today. >> exactly. it's official. >>> little league legend mo'ne davis made a name for herself in 2014 when she became the first girl to pitch a shutout and win a game in the little leaguee world series, and now she's finding success in the broadcast booth returning to provide game analysis of the mlb little league classic for espn's kid cast. mo'ne davis joins us this morning. so good to talk to you. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so ahead of the classic game tomorrow night with the big league guys, the little league world series games take place in the afternoon. based on your own experience, what must those players be going through right now, and any advice you have for them? >> i probably would say pure joy. just wanting to be out there after such a tough year, just want to get out and play with your friends and make memories and play on the biggest stage. so i would just say just soak it all in, have fun and make those memories. >> such an accomplishment for them

holding them back from opportunities in the workplace and it was robbing them of life's choice. >> yeah. >> i thought that i had some advice. i could do mentoring all day long. i am telling you all day long. i wanted to put everything into one place. i could give the mentoring advice and also just a few other tips about finding a way back to some serenity which i think is really what god's intention for us is. to have that feeling. if you can find more serenity in your life, you are going to have a better worklife balance. going to be more successful. you can be more productive in a good contributor to society. >> it is not just young women. i get it. those young women, young men, mid 20s. why do you think that it carries through these days, i think you are right, 31, 32, there is a lot of anxiety and angst in that state of being. how do you find serenity? i cannot imagine. the world that you are in, you can find to think about serenity much less and achieve it. you write about this in the book about achieving that type of serenity. i agree with you completely. >> a couple of things. al

yeah. it's been months and finally, rob, we're very excited. this former annual passholder approves of some of the changes i think it's good because the reservation systems really easy to do. and for us. it's great because we'll know ahead of time that they're not going to get max capacity. >> there's really no difference. the biggest thing is just the reservation system. and if you do the highest pass gets you free parking, which that's pretty much what we're going to do because parking is insane over here. >> okay. so not a bunch of added money but still pretty expensive. no magic money involved. that was a chip yost reporting for us. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 o'clock. so much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 06:00pm or can willing to take a story. jonathan. catherine, thanks you both. coming up at 6 o'clock and i will be having more on the delta variant as it spreads. and we're now learning of an even more dangerous variant of covid-19. it is called delta. plus, we'll explain the new concern from medical experts and an a

washington to help us in these states where they're silencing our people and really robbing us of our democracy. >> yeahk to y'all d.c. democrats getting reelected if the laws say that the republicans can just change the votes around after you win and say that you lost. i don't know how you think you're going to organize around that. texas state representative gina hinojosa, beto o'rourke, thank you for staying in the fight. still ahead, the cyber ninjas, returning their results of the vote audit. of course, nobody in their right minds will take it seriously but it leaves a lot of wiggle room on the far right. we will be right back. ht we will be right back. did you know faded, dingy, and rough fabrics are often caused by layers of residue trapped inside? things like hard water metals, odors, and oils. try 9 elements laundry detergent and purifying softener. its vinegar powered clean is like detoxifying your clothes. and it's never made with more than 9 ingredients. try 9 elements. more than a clean, a cleanse. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is

they've got plenty of booze and they wind up losing and a great play right here to rob kris bryant kole calhoun diving in that. yeah that was nice. that's a beautiful play in the giants lost as we told you. that's the sporting life. sky's. back to you. all right, mark. appreciate it. thank you. everyone for washing tonight. our news will continue with mornings on two at hey, all y'all. what's going down? my opinion of you. what's with the fake glasses? as an actual glasses wearer, this is offensive. it's like non-disabled people who park in handicapped spaces. i was in and out in three minutes, young lady, and it was your stye medication i was picking up. that's a lot of bracelets there, buddy. just ignore them. they're being sheep. [ doorbell rings ] if i'd listened to what other people said, i'd never have rocked my '90s frosted tips. we've got pictures. no, we don't. you're an original, son. when they made you, they broke the mold. what's good, l.d.? yo, will. luke, um, there's no easy way to ask this. are you in a boy band? so, we're gonna go hang at the pier. you in? sounds cool, but i don't know if i can. tha

yeah. it's been months and it finally, rob, we're very excited. this former annual passholder approves of some of the changes i think it's good because the reservation systems really easy to do. and for us. it's great because we'll know ahead of time that they're not going to get max capacity. >> there's really no difference. the biggest thing is just the reservation system. and if you do the highest pass gets you free parking, which that's pretty much what we're going to do because parking is insane over here. i'm chip yost. ktla 5 news. >> coming up in the next hour. at least 2 people are dead after 2 separate shootings in the east bay. we have team coverage coming up at the top of the hour. and more questions about whether the bay area could be the next to require vaccines. if you're visiting restaurants or for vaccine proof of vaccines. what they area lawmakers are saying this morning. ♪ when you're ready come and get it ♪ ♪ na-na-na-na ♪ ♪ na-na-na-na ♪ ♪ when you're ready come and get it ♪ ♪ na-na-na-na na-na-na-na na-na-na-na ♪ ♪ when you'r

there's a few goals in sibley dominic rob, still on holiday, while all this was unfolding. yeah, i should. correct. if i get my impression, i didn't mean to give it it's, i think britain has been bad. and i think the british troops on the ground including the air force and everybody else that was involved and accurately fictitious. there was something about hand giving so little notice and put in harm's way as well necessarily. and i said, of course applies to the american civil attack. i'm pretty sure and to some degree, of course, a large degree, the american government, not in its decision to withdraw. i think people such as myself, a long, long, big prediction, many, many years that the inevitable result of this occupation would of course, it's a long detailed subject. but just in brief that it was inevitable that it would end this way with the british americans and other major forces leaving on the chat about being back in control. but the nature with which the collapse happened at the end in terms of the british americans and other countries as well. the fact that they wer

and it was robbing them of life's choice. >> yeah. >> i found that i thought that i had some decent advice. i could do mentoring all day long. >> right. >> it is not just women, but mostly. all day long. i wanted to put everything in one place. >> uh-huh. >> where i could give the mentoring advice and also just a few other tips about finding a way back to some serenity, which i think is really what god's intention for us is to have that feeling of -- there are glimpses of it. if you can find more serenity in your life, you are going to have a better work life balance. you're going to be more successful. you will be able to be more productive and a good contributor to society. >> so let's think about those -- it's not just young women, i get it, dana. those young women, young men, mid 20s, having that crisis, why do you think it carries these days i think you are right till 30, 31, 32, and there's a lot of anxiety and angst in that state of being? how do you find serenity? i can't imagine in the kind of life you lead now and the world you are in that you can find even 30 seconds to think ab

yeah. it's scary, rob. he would not only -- i mean, this is ironic. it's a black man.color can be influenced by white supremacist narratives and fall victim to it. if he were governor or any of these other characters would also be able to appoint the replacement if dianne feinstein, for instance, were to retire. so this could reverberate into washington, d.c.. >> yes. here is the thing. republicans have figured out that they cannot win based on their policies and what they stand for because they don't really stand for anything. so they know the only way they can get power is by finding a way to either voter suppress or do these kinds of tricks with the recall, and think about this for a second. this is over 40 million people. this is like one-eighth of the country. to come under control by this maniac, larry elder, is just crazy. it's all about power grab. they are trying everywhere around the country and they are trying it in a big way here in california. california is the biggest prize of any blue state in the country. now, i want to tell you something about larry el

so yeah, money talks is, ross said, so it's rob said, so it's, it's going to be interesting. i don't want to see them cancel. and so i think, but go ahead. will be interesting 6 months between now and then. all right, we'll have to leave it there. thanks very much. sure. all 3 of you richard barker. barbara holton and ross griffin. thanks so much to be on inside story and thank you . as always for watching. remember, you can see this program again any time by visiting our website as a dot call man for further discussion. go to our facebook page, facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside stored. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is a j inside school for me, haven't think on the whole team here from the me with more than 200000000 cases because of 19 worldwide governments abutting to fight fresh wave of the virus and newberry. and there had been a 3rd and the number of people working vaccination appointment from human call you the political and economic pool are all just there. when you the latest on depend demik, this'll have vaccinated more than 110

so yeah, money talk to ross said, so it's rob said, so it's, it's going to be interesting. i don't want to see them cancel and so i think, but go ahead. will be interesting 6 months between now and then. all right, we'll have to leave it there. thanks very much. sure. all 3 of you, richard barker, barbara walters and ross griffin, thanks so much to be on inside story and thank you. as always for watching, remember you can see this program again any time by visiting our website. i just got call man for further discussion, go to our facebook page, facebook dot com forward slash a j inside stored. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is a j inside school for me, haven't seen on the whole team here by from the a multi $1000000.00 online sex and the philippines, his black mailing men from around the world, $11.00 east, uncovered. how small time syndicate became a terminal empire on al jazeera all this on the united states is ending its 20 year military presence in afghanistan. but for the country, one of the one piece showcase that you didn't trailblazing

so yeah, money talk to, ross said, so it's rob said, so it's, it's going to be interesting. i don't want to see them cancel and so i think but go ahead. will be interesting 6 months between now and then. all right, we'll have to leave it there. thanks very much. sure. all 3 of you richard barker. barbara holton and ross griffin. thanks so much to be on inside story and thank you . as always for watching, remember, you can see this program again any time by visiting our website. i just got call man for further discussion. go to our facebook page, facebook dot com forward slash a j inside stored. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is a j inside school for me, haven't think on the whole team here. bye for now. who's news? news. news. news for us has withdrawn the majority of its troops from america the longest war, leaving the battle for control. the africa military be able to hold its ground against the taliban, and the afghans to help the american war effort relocated to the u. s. the future hold for that special coverage for not got a song on al jaze

he joins us from the african capital. cobble, rob, what's the nicest we're hearing out of july, bob? yeah, they said it was a particularly ugly incident, not i think it's being seen as really since the taliban just assume power a couple of days ago as the 1st major active defines against them. just jot about this very important city. it is east of here towards the border with pakistan and this protest began over the national flag. now since the taliban taken power, they had very consciously been removing the national flag and replacing it with the taliban flag. we've seen that a lot here in the capital cobble. it's left a lot of people. very upset to people talk. been describing to us very teary eyed have they, they've really does. it really does hurt them. it drives home the fact that they have lost power. they have new rulers here, but people have by and large, put up with specially hit in cobble. well, it seems in july, the bad people have not put up with that. they have the, has been a protest. people kicked back and pushed back against this several 100 people took to the streets prou

rob marciano is with us. the track has shifted a bit? >> reporter: yeah, it's taken a big shift to the west. that will give it more time over the gulf of mexico to strengthen. it's a mess over cuba. but it gets back into the water tomorrow, and then over the keys and stays over the gulf of mexico, gets closer to hurricane watches up for virginia, d.c., and baltimore. a rough next couple of hours. and excessive heat across the west. and another storm behind fred will be on our doorstep by midweek. >> rob, thank you. >>> we're going to move on to the major headline involving new york governor andrew cuomo. tonight, we've learned the new york state assembly will suspend its impeachment investigation. what does this mean? let's go right to erielle reshef. >> reporter: the speaker says the state does not allow law makes to impeachment after he leaves office. but other evidence will be turned over to authorities. it's unlikely the public will get any more immediate information. but he could run for office in the future, however unlikely that seems at this time. >> erielle, thank you. >>> next toni

so rob, what is the latest we're hearing on those rocket attacks? yeah, i mean, these rockets were launched early monday morning and it has to be said it must be. it's a troubling attack psychologically for the us in that final stages of this evacuation . although it seems that the actual damage was done, that islamic state affiliate here, and i've kind of stand, has claimed responsibility. they say total of 6 could choose to get style. rockets were fired at school from the back of a car, a vehicle. we have seen video uploaded of a vehicle on fire. that presumably was the vehicle from which these rockets were lodged. now the us had been warning about some sort of attack in particular a rocket attack that mentioned that specifically. then they have an anti rockets defense system in operation at the airport. they use that and it seems to have been effective according to the us. although it does seem as though one rocket managed to get through. but as of this, our, the evacuation operation continues. and as it does so, we've been hearing once more us warpla

yeah. it's been months and finally, rob, we're very excited.rmer annual passholder approves of some of the changes. i think it's good because the reservation systems really easy to do. and for us. it's great because we'll know ahead of time that they're not going to get max capacity. >> there's really no difference. the biggest thing is just the reservation system. and if you do the highest pass gets you free parking, which that's pretty much what we're going to do because parking is insane over here. i'm chip yost. ktla 5 news. >> we'll take a break in a 56 coming up on the kron 4 morning news though, more questions about whether the bay area could be the next to require vaccines. if you're visiting restaurants and gyms, they're trying out new york with bay area. lawmakers think about we'll find out and at least 2 people are dead after 2 separate shootings in the east. bay will have team coverage coming up at top of the hour. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 9. >> good morning. and happy w

rob, those wildfires impacting air quality in several states as well. >> reporter: yeah, eight states, whit, as a matter of fact, on our air quality alerts. that's probably the most wide-reaching impact of these fires. take a look at all the states and areas that are seeing this sort of unhealthy air and hazy sunshine. nearly all of wyoming and colorado. red-flag warnings posted for five states as well. we're going to see the heat rebuild in the west. that includes california. up and over 100 degrees expected during the day tomorrow. meanwhile, severe weather tonight, a big swath from kansas to wisconsin, where we've seen at least one tornado reported there. damaging winds, large hail, and more severe weather tonight. this area through sunday and monday will see heavy rain. and tropical trouble, three areas we're watching in the atlantic. whit? >> rob, thanks. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> the pressure is growing on new york governor andrew cuomo, now facing possible criminal charges. we hear from the sheriff's office in albany, new york, today with the latest on their investig

rob and see what's going on around here. smoke is moving out. that's good news. >> yeah. wind is helping us out.he sea breeze will lead to more fog and clouds for the morning will eventually push out more smoke, kind of the trend we saw today. the worst of the smoke is passed us now. 66 degrees currently in san jose. mostly clear skies. skill 71 degrees in livermore. that's one location with numbers closer to the mid-90s. and our final stop takes us to san francisco. patchy fogs currently. about 59 degrees. that's in the morning forecast. we will have bay side locations with the low clouds. some spotty drizzle at times and hazy skies inland. highs tomorrow pretty close to what we had today. upper 80s near concord. 80 in san jose. 65 san francisco. 70 in oakland. but the attention is on the wild fire smoke. moderate for areas closer to the inner bay. it will be during the morning hours. it's the sea breeze that slows down a little bit for the morning. as the winds pick up in the afternoon, it is like turning on a fan. that is a welcome sight. but not as welcome, the conditions there. 453 tonight.

yeah. i come back after being robbed like that.he new york mets today at oracle park. and here's some of the highlights from yesterday. here, the 7th inning. we've got evan longoria hitting his first home run after coming back from a shoulder injury said he was happy to see that and that extended the giants lead. the mets would come back to make it a one-run game. but the giants would hold on. they strike out the last mets batter in the 9th. and with that, the giants win 3 to 2 game 3 is today with first pitch at 1245. >> now let's talk football forty-niners will be in la today holding a joint practice with the chargers while he often seems to be in good hands under coach shanahan. there are questions about the defense a number of key defensive players are still rehabbing injuries and the niners still have to figure out who starts at safety and those are all concerns that defensive coordinator to make orion's has to keep. it is mine during the joint practices. >> the charges practices coming at the perfect time because we're at a p

rob marciano is in norwalk, connecticut. we know too well about the weather conditions for fire in this country. >> yeah, i mean, in california alone six of the seven biggest fires in california history on record have been just in the past year, so that's alarming stuff, and july was alarming globally. when we see what's happening in europe right now, we also have concerns with severe weather. we have four dozen severe storm reports yesterday especially across the midwest, and that's where the action will be today with this little cluster of thunderstorms. it's going to be expanding as we go through the afternoon with this wave that's going to crank across the corn belt there. severe thunderstorms along the warm front, along the cold front and anywhere from western parts of nebraska and kansas. all the way up to minneapolis and lacrosse. large hail and isolated tornado not out of the question and some of these are going to have some heavy rain with them. could see maybe two, three, maybe four inches. st. louis, lacrosse, maybe frances: good morning. i am abc 7 meteorologist frances dinglasan. there is another air-quality advi

rob mayeda is joining us now. what's happening in there impacts us down here? >> yeah, changing winds. at least short term it should help us with the air quality which got extremely hazy around the bay area today. >> you are seeing so a little bit of haze in san jose. >> moderate air quality at 65 degrees. we'll take you over to livermore. >> still pretty mild. we are in the mid-90s. oakland, you got temperatures cooling in the foggy winds. san francisco, currently at 60 degrees, west wind at 15. the wind direction is the key component of our forecast now through the middle part of the week. those are wind coming in on shore and which will bring patchy clouds. combination of f over the north bay and east bay, 50 and low 60s to start. temperatures tomorrow, low 90s. 82 in san jose, still 90s. around morgan hill. >> 80 in palo alto. >> our temperatures in the low to middle east. it will take the spoke that you wake ip to, looks like the evening commute there from the smoke. >> the problem for those fires that's burning off to the north and east that's going to provide another push for th

yeah. afghan forces were the real fight on their hands right now. rob mcbride, live foreseen, cobble of the setback for the afghan government comes just hours on talks. it began here in doha to stop the violence. the top us diplomat for afghanistan is in the corporate capital for those discussions. how much am june as the latest from the ha, a long 1st day of talk here in doha, about the situation and afghan sanders ended without any statement being issued and with a lot of uncertainty as to what exactly is supposed to happen next. now, throughout the day, you had the us special envoy for afghanistan's. i'll make a little that as well as on boys from the u. k. the, you, the you, when china pakistan was becca stan and copper all assembled here. first, they met with a delegation from the afghanistan government led by doctor on the lab dela, he's the head of the national reconciliation council for afghanistan. those meetings lasted for about 2 hours. not too long. after that, you had a separate meeting between the envoys who are assembled here and a delega

yeah. it's been months and it finally, rob, we're very excited.s former annual passholder approves of some of the changes. i think it's good because the reservation systems really easy to do. and for us. it's great because we'll know ahead of time that they're not going to get max capacity. >> there's really no difference. the biggest thing is just the reservation system. and if you do the highest pass gets you free parking, which that's pretty much what we're going to do because parking is insane over here. i'm chip yost. ktla 5 news. i must say. i did enjoy the reservation system it was very easy. >> and the food reservations all right. 6.56, we've got lots of big stories that we're following this morning, including 2 separate shootings. now in the east bay and we have team coverage coming up in the top of the hour on that. plus questions about whether the bay area could be next after new york just started saying that they're going to have a vaccine requirement if you want to go to indoor places like restaurants and gyms. what the lawmakers arou

yeah. my wife, she really doesn't feel safe going to the grocery store anymore by herself. >> reporter: robily was part of the hmong exodus from southeast asia. his father one of the many recruited by the cia. >> i remember my parents telling us that when we came to the u.s., we had less than a dollar to our name. you know, when i graduated from college, you know, my family's gift to me was $5,000. just with a little bit of hope, a little bit of support from my family, hey, this is what i built. >> reporter: even though rob's store, phenom, has faced setbacks, he's not deterred from trying to achieve his version of the american dream. >> i want to show my kids that you're going to have obstacles in life, and you can either lay down or stand up and keep fighting. you know, and i'm going to show them, you know, i'm going to keep fighting. >> you wouldn't be hmong if you quit. >> right. >> at what point did you start to embrace your community and start to really feel proud of being what honk? >> once i started going to these hmong festivals. learning more history about the hmong community and

robert bride is also incapable waiting to monitor those events and rob as a say, it's going to be curious to see how the taliban handle is. yeah, that's right. i mean it is, as you mentioned, it's a like a key note address all most it's going to set the tone for what we might expect with the new taliban government. this is really the 1st time they have had a full address like this since coming to power over rather unexpectedly, probably unexpectedly to themselves amongst everybody elsewhere when the government collapsed on the on sunday. so we always see what he says. it also coincides with this amnesty, which the taliban has announced it tuesday across the country, telling the whole country that it is okay. it is safe to come back to work. this is very much directed. i think the government officials, because people who served the government worked in various ministries, even at fairly low levels, were considered to be, i think, legitimate targets by the taliban in many, many instances during the previous a government. and so there is an awful lot of fear here, an awful lot of unease from civil servants, people who said the go

now to rub mcbride, who is live in cobble force, a rob, 1st of all, those developments on the battlefield. the taliban taking kandahar and laska go yeah, this is a real big blow for the government. something of a shock. i mean both of these city is very important for the government in the south. both has been under considerable attack, considerable pressure in recent days. in fact, the fighting at the entered laska for a number of days. but kandahar the city itself is pretty much considered a fortress to come under attack from all 4 sides in recent weeks and days had managed to defend itself. and then very quickly, overnight we heard about it simply being over run about fighting very quickly, reaching the center of the city, the fall of the governor's compound, the full of the police headquarters. and then the withdrawal of military viewed it to a very large military base at the side of canda. ha, we understand that the military are also in charge still in control of the airport, although there are no flights and it remains to be seen what the military will do. now, there is still a very considerable government military resources down

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