news this breaking ( robin ) ( robin ) breaking news this morning... police have called off their search for a man in hayward after an officer-involved an officer- hayward after for a man in called off police have morning... news this breaking ( robin ) ( robin ) breaking news this morning... police have called off their search for a man in hayward after an officer-involved shooting. ( james ) and we have just learned that a woman was killed in police say the man is considered armed and dangerous... and he remains on the loose this morning. this all started yesterday evening when fremont police officers found a car in hayward that was connected to several armed robberies throughout the bay area. the detectives attempted to stop the van at the city view apartment complex near the cal state east bay campus. the driver of the van then suddenly drove into the police cars, injuring two fremont police detectives. the officers opened fire, and hit and killed the driver. two passengers were arrested at the scene, but one man ran away. police say he is still on

we'll show you what happened. ( robin ) plus... an officer involved shooting turns deadly in the bay area. we'll tell you where it happpened. (james) and. mercury contamination shuts down an area in the east bay. we'll show you where and what the concerned community is saying this morning. the kron 4 starts right now. ( robin ) welcome to the kron four morning news on this tuesday. march 14. i'm robin wintson.(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets get a check of weather this morning with meteorologist anny hong. a ridge of high pressure over the region will result in continued dry weather conditions today, along with warm temperatures. cooling is expected on wednesday, especially near the coast and across the north bay, as a weak system pushes into northern california. light precipitation may be possible wednesday across the north bay. dry and mild conditions return for late in the week with the upcoming weekend serving as the transition to possible unsettled weather next week. ( robin ) here's a live look outside at our bay area bri

we have complete team coverage up ahead. áááábreakáááá (robin) anchor: robin: dont forget the headlightsrs. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze. (darya) american airlines is doing a better job at getting passengers to their destinations on time... but a new report says they are leaving thousands of standby passengers at the gate. (james) the head of the pilots' union says nearly 20-thousand passengers were denied boarding in february even though there were empty seats on the flights. (darya) the airline has been trying to improve its on-time performance... and they are accused of leaving standby passengers to make sure flights take off on time. american airlines ranked eighth among the nation's largest 12 airlines at on-time arrivals in 2016... but rose to third in january. (james) the pilots' union says their actions are not acceptable. american airlines has not commented on the report. . (anny) coming up... i'm tracking the storm this morning. rain hitting all around the bay area. we have complete team coverage up ahead. áááábreakáááá ( james ) áááábreakáááá ( ja

robin is here with the traffic impact. (mark) anchor robin: massive fire in west oakland 2551 san pablo ave, traffic diverted from the area we're looking for a nice day today. it's a little cold this morning. we have mostly clear skies and temperatures ranging from the 50s by the bay down to the 40s inland. here's a live look outside and you can see nice clear visibility, no fog to speak of. there is a slight chance of an early morning shower, but the radar isn't showing any right now. here's your "ready 4 school" daypart forecast, kids will need a jacket this morning for drop off. temperatures will be cold during the 8:00 hour. by (mark) breaking news we are following this morning... fire fighters on the scene of a massive fire in oakland. this is burning on mead avenue and san pablo avenue. the fire was first reported around 6:10 this morning. we are hearing that rescues are taking place. (mark) thanks for joining us, i'm mark danon. (darya) and i'm darya folsom. ((doublebox)) kron fours will tran just arrived on scene..

(robin) thanks will. (robin) san francisco's new police chief william scott was welcomed with criticism at his first town hall meeting. the event was hosted by a group called 'justice for mario woods' named for the man killed by san francisco police 2 years ago in the bayview neighborhod. kron4's ella sogomonian was there and has the details. gwen woods, mario woods' mom "you don't see a lot of bayview here tonight because they're so complacent with the abuse that bayview has taken on."gwen woods the mother of mario woods who was shot and killed by police in san francisco's bayview neighborhood two years ago - paints a bleak picture of a community she says has lost faith in the police force. "my prayers for you because it's a harsh job i don't say that the job that you do is not harsh we're not saying that a person who commits a crime shouldn't be held accountable but they should be able to walk away from it to tell their side." thursday night the city's new police chief william scott took on his first to

this monday morning. ( robin ) happening now...olice are investigating a shooting on the peninsula after a teenager is shot. this happened in belomont yesterday just before 1:00 in the afternoon. officers responded to apartments on elmer street near ralston and old country road. a 19-year-old woman was sent to the hospital after she was shot. investigators are questioning the victims boyfriend as well as others that live in the apartment building where the shooting happened. the teenager is expected to be okay. ( james ) the trump administration's efforts to repeal and replace obamacare is one step closer to becoming a reality with the introduction of a new health care plan. but, as david daniel shows us, the bill is getting push back from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. it was one of president trump's biggest campaign promises.. repeal and replace obamacare.and earlier this week, the trump administration launched a new bill with house speaker paul ryan leading the charge. the bill has already cleared its first hurdle in the

(robin) and...a federal judge in maryland has temporarily blocked the 90 day ban on immigration for citizens of six countries in president trump's executive order. this comes after a nationwide ruling from a federal judge in hawaii who blocked the order as well. just hours before it was supposed to take effect. the judge issued his ruling after hearing arguments on hawaii's request for a temporary restraining order involving the ban. his ruling prevents the executive order from going into effect today. president trump argued that the ban is necessary to protect the united states.( james ) happening tonight... the dubs will look to get a new win streak going as they take on the orlando magic tonight at oracle. the warriors are coming off a 2 point win against the sixers tuesday. golden state has struggled since the all-star break. losing 5 of their last 8 games. tonights game tips off at 7:30. go dubs. (james) (robin) now lets get a check of weather and traffic. a very foggy start to your morning and

, robin, robin.me out there, robin. how is it going? >> i wasn't singing. i was just doing the dance but not singing. i was challenged online to do that, and you know i love a challenge, but it's great to be here. this is the largest sporting humanitarian event in 2017 talking about the special olympic world winter games. fantastic. coming up going to introduce you to some of the athletes that will be competing. ed s you're going to hear merkel of ruining germany by allowing refugees to flood into the country. but today they're meeting face-to-face to discuss trade, to discuss nato and fighting terrorism. they'll also hold a news conference where president trump will face questions about his claim that former president obama wiretapped trump tower. the senate intelligence committee says that it found, quote, no indications of such surveillance. >>> and the u.s. military has denied bombing a mosque in syria. a human rights group says 42 people were killed, but u.s. officials say that the air strike hi

robin, robin, robin., robin. how is it going? >> i wasn't singing. i was just doing the dance but not singing. i was challenged online to do that and, you know i love a challenge but it's great to be here. this is the largest sporting humanitarian event in 2017 talking about special olympics world winter games. fantastic. coming up going to introduce you to some of the athletes competing. also you'll hear from grammy award winning moraz. he'll be performing at the opening ceremony and speaking with the ceo of the special olympics, tim shriver. as i go back to you, can you show them my lighting director. she does a little makeup on the side. perhaps you've heard of her, guys. so everybody helping out here. >> everybody is pitching in. >> i'm very excited. i know we all are because we have a very special guest joining us later, i don't want to give any -- >> can you give any clue? >> can i say what it rhymes with? >> no. >> no. >> familiar face. it's a known face. how about that. >> that's a good one. >> do

be radiant by colgate optic white. ( robin ) anchor robin: no major hot spots. 80 is sw from the maze ( darya ) nissan is issuing another recall this morning, this time for the murano.( mark ) more than 56-thousand cars are being recalled because of problems with power steering hoses. the recall affects 20-13 and 20-14 model years. according to nissan, the power steering hose clamp may not properly secure the hoses. this could result in the hose detaching and leaking power steering fluid.( darya ) if the fluid leaks onto a hot engine or exhaust pipes, it can potentially start a fire. nissan says dealers will install a new power steering high pressure hose kit, free of charge. ( mark ) united airlines is facing controversy this morning after prohibiting two girls from boarding a flight because of what they were wearing.( darya ) the two girls were stopped by a gate agent in denver yesterday morning for wearing leggings. a spokesman for the airline said the two were traveling under an employee travel pass which has a dress code.( mark ) under the dress code: trave

rob robin. >> thank you, adrienne.nking of everyone down that way. >>> now to that big headline out of washington about russia and the election. there are new calls for the republican congressman who's leading the investigation, devin nunes to step aside after he confirmed he held a secret meeting on white house grounds. abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has more on that. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you. those calls for him to step down are growing louder. democrats say he has tarnished congress' investigation into russia's election meddling but the president, he's tweeting saying the trump/russia story is a hoax. overnights top republican leading what is supposed to be an independent investigation into russia's election meddling going into self-defense mode. >> there was no sneaking around. >> reporter: devin nunes facing questions about impartiality and the house intelligence committee chairman says his trove of classified information allegedly showing intelligence officials

thanks, robin. >> thanks. >> we hope to see you this week if you decide to come back, robin. >> all rights. >>> and don't miss the opening ceremony of the special olympics world winter games 2:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. and we're going to be right back with adrienne bankert doing "pop news" today. stick around. every team trains hard... every team prepares to win... but when u.s. army soldiers take the field... it's best if the other guys don't bother showing up. ♪ see if you have what it takes at goarmy.com/team that's why i use excedrin.n hold because of a headache. it has two pain fighters plus a booster and for some, headache relief starts in just 15 minutes. now moments lost to headaches are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] ♪ good is in every blue diamond almond. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. blue diamond almonds. get your good going. i heard superheroes read chucks norris comics.d you. i heard at night, the boogeyman checks under the bed for chuck. i heard cats say they have chuck-like reflexes. do you think he's still got it? i bet you a buck he

(robin) no major hot spots.h wind advisory in place. .a weather .a weather system moving across the region this morning will result in numerous showers and isolated thunderstorms through midday. drying conditions develop in wake of this system and continue through thursday ahead of our next storm system projected to impact the region late week. widespread rainfall and stronger winds return to the northern portion of the region late thursday and will spread southward during the day friday. dry conditions return for saturday with another weak system forecast to push through on sunday. dry weather and warmer temperatures are then likely next week. ( mark ) this morning on the kron 4 morning news we are tracking the storm hitting the bay area. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar... rain all across the bay area... heavy in some spots.( darya ) here is a live look outside.... you can see wet roads on the golden gate, bay bridge, san mateo and richmond bridge. ( mark ) good morning. i'm mark danon.( darya ) and

robin. >> thank you, adrienne.nking of everyone down that way. >>> now to of washington about russia and the election. there are new calls forcongress leading the investigation, devin nunes to confirmed he held a secret meeting on white house grounds. correspondent cecilia good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you. those calls for him to step. democrats say he has tarnished ddng but investigation into the president, he's tweeting saying the trump/russia story is a hoax. overnights top republican leading what is supposed toepen into russia's election meddling going into self-defense w no sn krt rangelman about impartial ad the house intelligence trove of information allegedly showing intelligence officials may have inadvertently picked up the communications of the president and was actually given to him by someone on the white house grounds. where i was at on the grounds because, of course, those are all classified r of the president's transition team is not, i'm not going to get into the process of ho

robin. >> certainly has. all right, pierre. >> let's talk to our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl right now. jonathan, we just heard it right there. double whammy for the white house, blows to the white house credibility but the white house strategy trying to blow right by it. >> reporter: it's really quite incredible, george. you have the top law enforcement officials in the country, the top intelligence officials in the country saying that what the president said is simply not correct, that there is no evidence whatsoever to support it. and by standing by it, the white house is actually doing further damage to its credibility. you have the white house press secretary insulting our ally great britain and going through a series of statements to defend the indefensible by making statements that are at the best most charitably dubious. >> jon, you really got into it with sean spicer yesterday, not only with the white house trying to deny any contacts in the past but now trying to distance themselve

robin. >> alex, thank you.ll bring in martha raddatz who we know that authorities are saying that attacks seems to be linked to islamic terrorism. you're saying isis is maybe getting squeezed and getting desperate. >> reporter: they are. if you look at what is happening on the battlefields it looks bad for isis and have lost more than 60% of the terrain they once controlled in iraq. 30% in syria and they've lost tens of thousands of their fighters in the targeted strikes. but it really does seem that the greater the success that the u.s. and its allies are having on the battlefield the more desperate isis becomes. you've heard those isis leaders say to followers if they can't carry out attacks with explosives or firearms they should use knives or cars or whatever they can. >> are they still largely recruiting online and if so, how is the administration responding. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson said this week the goal is to stop isis from getting its message out. but that is a very tough goal. al

kelly . >> caller: good morning, hi robin. representative kelly.i had a question . i have a question related to the budget and healthcare. it's actually the health care reform. republicans have been pushing for the idea of selling across state lines to bring costs down which would obviously help the budget and one thing i don't hear but just for the viewers out there, i want to explain how it currently walks across state lines. there's nothing that stops them from selling the crop across state lines but they need to abide by the laws of each state united healthcare in illinois isn't going to sell in indiana, it's too much of a bureaucratic nightmare. have to abide by the laws of each state where they are selling. republicans want to change that when you can sell across state lines, you can still sell across state lines but you have to abide by the laws of the state you are based in. this was tried years ago with credit card companies where they said it would increase competition and of course what happened is they all moved to

>> reporter: no, we don't, robin. the white house insists this action will create jobs but they won't say exactly how many. now, those opposing environmentalists say the white house is overselling it. there are currently fewer than 75,000 remaining coal jobs in the u.s. but by comparison, there are more than 650,000 renewable energy jobs. robin. >> all right, mary, thank you. >>> all right, robin, thanks so much. >>> joining us now from the white house for more is new jersey governor chris christie. good morning. good to have you back. >> good to be back. >> i know you're at the white house for a new effort. we'll get to that in a moment but wanted to tackle the major news. first devin nunes under fire. you've got democrats calling for him to recuse himself. republican lindsey graham says his objectivity is in question and now the first republican, congressman walter jones averaging him to step aside. do you think congressman nunes should recuse himself. >> that's a very personal decision about what congressman nunes

robin. >> all right, mary, thank you. >>> all right, robin, thanks so much. joining us now from the white house for more on all this is new jersey governor chris christie. good morning. good to have you back. >> good to be back. >> i know you're at the white house for a new effort. we'll get to that in a moment but wanted to tackle the major news. first devin nunes under fire. he is leading what is supposed to be an independent investigation into russian meddling or collusion. you've got democrats calling for him to recuse himself. republican lindsey graham says his objectivity is in question and now the first republican, congressman walter jones urging him to step aside. do you think congressman nunes should recuse himself? >> that's a very personal decision about what congressman nunes thinks is best to do for him, his constituents and the good of the investigation. what i will tell you though is that i think the setup in the congress both at the senate intelligence committee and house intelligence committee has been traditionally bipartisan and i think the

robin winston is in the traffic center monitoringd drive times.nd james fletcher are tracking the timing of the storm. lets first start with james. as expected, we're waking up to wet conditions with rain falling during the overnight and early morning hours. temperatures are in the low 50s bay area-wide. the chance of isolated thunderstorms will stay with us through midday, then drying conditions will take over and continue through thursday. highs this afternoon will struggle to get above the low 60s. anny hong has more on your forecast... our next storm arrives friday bringing with it stronger wind and rain. be prepared for possible damage from that system. dry conditions return by saturday afternoon with another weak system expected to bring light rain on sunday. next week looks dry and warmer. no hot spots bay. reduce your speed in the rain. don't forget the headlights and wipers. wb 80 bay bridge slow from the maze. ( darya ) and we have team coverage of the storm this morning... it's already causing problems for your commute. ( mark ) kron fo

now lets go to robin in the traffic center. our team coverage continues wth robin... she's tracking the traffic impact. an accident us-101 southbound at embarcadero rd in palo alto. the two left lanes are closed. caltrans plans to reopen the roadway by 12 noon. overturn crash san jose sb 101 at tully. another dry day with mostly clear skies this morning with chilly another dry day with mostly clear skies this morning with chilly temperatures this morning.high's today will be cooler than yesterday...50's and 60's expected. getting the kids ready for school...dress them warm this morning! we are going to see sunshine today but it will still be a cool day around the bay area. a man working for an organization in santa clara dedicated to helping children is accused of possessing child pornography. police arrested 63-year-old david lang yesterday morning at his home in santa clara. lang is the chief financial officer at the bill wilson center. the center helps more than five thousand troubled kids and teens across the country. police say he also volunteered as an assistant

good morning, rob. >> hey, good morning, robin. am standing on top of 17,000 tons of salt, part of 50,000 tons at the ready here in this city of philadelphia. by the way, new york city has nearly 300 tons of salt ready to go because it's been a mild winter, they have plenty of leftovers and will need it with this storm that will come in during the overnight hours on a weekday, heaviest during the morning rush and we had a bitterly cold weekend so the road temperatures are near freezing. this snow will stick. today they've already pretreated the roads. later on today they'll take sanitation trucks and convert them to plow and salt trucks and work 12-hour shifts, department of transportation tells me that, you know, they haven't had much of a winter so his guys are ready to go champing at the bit and enthusiasm, robin, needed if this cranks up like we think it will. robin. >> all gh very much. aren't you glad you came back for all this? >> i'm as enthusiastic as those ready to shovel the snow. the weather is already causing travel he

checking the roads with robin... (robin) no major hot spots.e southwestern u.s. will result in dry weather conditions through tuesday, along with above average temperatures. slight cooling is expected, especially across the north bay, on wednesday as a weak system pushes inland across northern california. there is a slight chance of rain in the north bay wednesday and wednesday night. dry and mild conditions are then forecast from thursday into saturday. light rain is possible by saturday night. (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner: fed rate hike highlights economic news this week . . . an expected federal reserve rate hike highlights a busy week of economic news. while a rate increase is virtually certain, economists will be looking to see whether fed officials bump up their forecasts for hikes over the next couple of years now that inflation and business confidence are picking up loser: what's the average american's tax rate? . . . the average american pays almost 30% of their income to taxes. for

robin li speaking to tom mackenzie.xclusive interview coming up, including bold plan for the driverless car division. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: baidu's focus on artificial intelligence fits into its dominant -- the company also plans autonomous cars and joins the race to develop autonomous driving and bring it to mass production. tom mackenzie spoke with baidu c.e.o. robin li in an exclusive interview. >> there are lots of applications that can impact people's daily life. the most obvious one is research. a.i. transformed search before any other industry. today, you can use search. you can take a picture to find what kind of plant is that. you could not do that five years ago. that is because of a.i. you use voice recognition. this can be extended to many other areas. for example, if you go to the baidu campus, you go through a security gate. baidu employees do not need to use their badge. they can just walk through. our camera will automatically recognize their face and let them in. think about that. it can be app

he's doing the best he can. >> robin?s wish they were talking about the travel ban right now. but we're talking about russia. and donald trump was -- is a 70-year-old salesman. he has been selling things for 50 years, and so when he gets up and gives a speech and he actually -- the ball was set on the tee, and you made some contact, we're all supposed to do the wave and cheer because he did a decent job giving a speech. that should be the expectation. that shouldn't be the -- we don't need a ticker tape parade for that. but the fact is they're not going to be able to do that victory lap they want to do now. >> okay. the speech to congress is so well received, it may have taken some within the white house by surprise. t"the washington post" tweeted some sources in the white house are surprised at how pundits are warming to the speech. trump has not changed. no big shift in policy coming. robin, everyone is talking about the change in tone, but the direction hasn't changed. donald trump is now using his indoor voice. he is

toll plaza áááábreakáááá (robin) no major hot spots.e wb 80 is at the limit into san francisco ( james ) raiders star wide receiver amari cooper is giving back to his mother this off-season. cooper posted this on his instagram page last night. he says in part that he didn't have much growing up, but his dream came true after years of hard work and faith. he also says it took more than 20 years, but his mom finally has the house and car of her dreams - hash-tag: just the beginning. the pro-bowler is known for being one of the quetest players on the team, but is using his platform to help pay back his family. ( james ) a two-year-old boy has become an internet sensation after his parents posted a video of him shooting hoops. calvin shannon is still learning how to talk, but he knows how to make baskets. his parents posted a video of him making four buckets in a row. that video now has millions of views. calvin gets his inspiration from the movie space jam and one of the greatest basketball players of all time...michael jordan. (james) com

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you are on with representative robin kelly. caller: thank you for taking my call.'m an 80-year-old retired physician from baltimore. we have an excellent opportunity now that we have a man in housing, ben carson, who was at hopkins and is now in charge of housing. he came from an area in the east baltimore where there are hundreds of thousands of abandoned homes. hebaltimore and the poverty. -- he knows used baltimore and the poverty. if the black caucus set up a council of domestic relations, we have councils of foreign relations. to heck with the foreign. we need a council of domestic relations. look at east baltimore. carson to make a name for himself and president trump can make a name for himself if they looked at all the problems in east baltimore. for example, why don't you give 100 houses to each of the vocational schools? let them rehab them and learn plumbing and electricity and manage real estate. and then on the houses and rent and have a source of wealth and keep doing that process over and over again. in germany, they are exercising and using the voca

>> reporter: good morning, robin. i was on the phone through the night with sources and as of rp then the justice department did not tell comey whether they would honor his request to refute president trump's claims about wiretapping his campaign. it's unclear whether comey will get what he wants. here's the dilemma. on the one hand the justice department does not like to comment about anything in regards to an investigation. but comey believes trump's tweet gives the impression the fbi did not improper. with a.g. sessions recused, it's now up to career justice attorneys and an acting deputy attorney general appointed by obama to sort this out. comey is trying to follow the chain of command and is trying to be patient. publicly contradicting the president could poison the relationship with the white house, high stakes, robin. >> indeed. all right, pierre, thank you. >> a big confirmation hearing for the deputy attorney general and questions could come up there as well. >>> we're going to move on now to new breaking de

(robin @ landing) coming up... who was marc anthony seen with? and rapper sean diddy combs is opening up something new. what is it? find out that and more on the htl daily wrap. and here's a live look outside... toll plaza try nivea essentially enriched body lotion. the unique formula with nourishing almond oil... ...leaves skin smoother. moisturized for 24 hours. nivea essentially enriched. for noticeably smoother skin. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 toll to 101 (robin @ landing) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... singer marc anthony and his much younger girlfriend make their first public appearance as a couple. and sean "diddy" combs is opening a school. all that and more on this mornings h-t-l daily wrap. tanner thomason hey guys, i'm tanner thomason from hollywood today live, this

george. >>> okay, thanks, robin.e're joined from the white house by sarah huckabee sanders spokesperson for the president. thank you for joining us this morning. so, we now know that the fbi director has told the justice department that president trump's explosive claims are inaccurate. does president trump accept the fbi director's denial? >> you know, i don't think he does, george. i think he firmly believes this is a story line that has been reported pretty widely by quite a few outlets. the wiretapping has been discussed in "the new york times," bbc, fox news and we believe that -- >> sarah, i have to stop you. sarah, i have got to stop you right there. every single article you just mentioned does not back up the president's claim that president obama had him wiretapped. not a single one of those articles backs that up. so, what is the president's evidence? >> it does back up the fact that the administration was wiretapping american citizens. there was wide reporting suggesting his administration whether directly

good morning, rob. >> hey, good morning, robin. am standing on top of 17,000 tons of salt, part of 50,000 tons available to philadelphia. by the way, new york city has nearly 300 tons of salt ready to go because it's been a mild winter, they have plenty of leftovers and will need it with this storm that will come in during the overnight hours on a weekday, heaviest during the morning rush and we had a they'll be working in 12 hour shifts at least through wednesday converting hundreds of sanitation trucks into plow and salt trucks throughout the day. i talked to a penndot official who said they haven't seen action this winter so they are champing at the bit and ready to go if this storm ramps up the way we think it will. robin. >> all right, rob, thank you very much. aren't you glad you came back for all this? >> i'm as enthusiastic as those ready to shovel the snow. the weather is already causing travel headaches for millions of people out there and airlines have already canceled hundreds of flights and more delays and cancellation

robin, we'll head up to you. >> all right, ginger.y robbins. yes. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> a highly anticipated new book. it's called "unshakeable" about overcoming your fears and achieving financial freedom as it says right here, tony, you are a force of nature. you are. >> thank you. >> first of all, thank you. thin, this is thin for tony. usually you can do a bicep curl with what he writes. "unshakeable," why do you say unshakeable? >> well, you know, i think you remember back in 2008 when i saw everybody losing their homes and half their net worth, i wanted to do something and i had access and worked with paul tudor jones, one of the top financial traders and one hasn't lost money in 24 years. i put together a 700-page book which became a number one best-seller, proud of it but in the last year and a half there's more and more fear, more volatility and i want to protect people. we all know a crash is coming. you don't have to be reactionary. this is eighth year of our bull and we usually get a bear market every five years. so

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, robin.er today there's mounting evidence that the russian attack on the u.s. election may have been much broader and much more sophisticated than many people realize. investigators this morning are deeply concerned that the russians' attempt to influence the u.s. election went far beyond the hack of the democratic national committee and the e-mails of clinton campaign chairman john podesta which were then allegedly passed on to wikileaks. >> this is one of the biggest investigations that the hill has seen in my tenure here. >> reporter: the russians, u.s. officials believe, employed an army of military intelligence agents and so-called trolls who blasted negative stories about clinton to social media. the suspected goal, to weaponize fake news to hurt clinton's chances of winning the presidency. >> what really concerns me is at least some reports, and we've got to get to the bottom of this, that there were upwards of a thousand paid internet trolls working at a facility in russia, in effect,

. >> robin, are you ready for a mid-march winter smack.l, it is coming at you in the next 24 hours. look at this. throughout pennsylvania into new york city up through even rhode island we have winter weather advisories and a winter storm watch because the snow will start overnight tonight and i stopped it here. the most important crucial time on a friday morning drive. you've got philadelphia in snow. you have new york city in snow. you have southern connecticut into parts of rhode island that will be getting snow in the morning commute and it will be a quick-moving system. i think some of the heftiest totals in eastern long island and the cape. either way you get this at this time of year when everybody has been so warm they say what is happening even if it's one to three inches. robin, george. >> still winter, come on. >>> we move on to that health care showdown on capitol hill. you're looking live at the house energy and commerce committee going for 19 hours and counting drafting their version of obamacare repeal and this comes as pres

robin wintson has a check of your bay area roads.fter the break. áááábreakáááá (james) coming up on the kron four morning news at five. 49ers legend dwight clark announces he has a-l-s. kron four's will tran is live from levi's stadium with the latest. plus. it's set to be a busy week for the president.. we'll break down what's expected to happen this morning. and. we continue to track wet weather around the bay area. we'll tell you when the next series of storms is set to hit. after the break. ( james ) good morning i'm james fletcher.( darya ) and i'm darya folsom. that breaking news breaking news we are following a jacknifed big rig blocking lanes on highway 101 in san jose.( james ) kron 4's yoli aceves is live on the scene. yoli what do we know. ( yoli ) a big rig accident is blocking lanes on highway 101 in san jose. this happened around 4:30 this monring near brokaw. two lanes are closed. right now there is no time when this might reopen. ( darya ) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) now

. >> robin and her daughter came to connect and support the rights and freedom of all women. >> come out and stand up and do what you can. call your representatives. run for an office. >> becky couldn't pass up the chance to support the cause. >> i think the more people who are involved and take part in it, the more effective it will be. >> steve put on a red hoodie for the women in his life. >> people feel it's okay to put

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. a day without women is essent l essentially a female strike. a grassroots effort organized by the same women responsible for the women's march on washington. place around the world. the purpose is simple to show the economic impact of women and highlight the economic injustices that women still face. millions of women are being asked to walk off their jobs and abstain from working in and out of the home and not shop unless the business is woman owned. now, women make up half of the u.s. workforce and account for 91% of registered thursdays, one-third of doctors, 15% of the military. 3/4 of america's schoolteachers are women and that's why some schools will be closed today. of course, here in new york city, you mentioned the firm that put up the statue of the little girl staring down the iconic charging bull. this is in an effort to draw attention to the lack of women on corporate boards and also the pay gap between women and men in financial services. robin. >> linsey, as you know the