he gave me a gesture with the firearm and told me to get out of there. >> robinson's boss made itaipu side to check on his men. >> kept getting angrier. there was no reason for him to live any more. >> jamal robinson has a long list of people to thank he has no ill will toward paul jordan. >> he clearly has problem that we can see and he clearly needs help. there's no hard feelings. i'm home safe with my familiar and feeling pretty good right now. >> reporter: some of the firefighters say that paul jordan actually made a call from prison to apologize again we are told that jamal robinson accepts that policy he's looking forward to getting back to work much the firefighters here will be back to work starting early tomorrow morning. we're live in elkins park david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. >>> developing now police in mercer county shoot a man who investigators say was stabbing his father and had attacked his mother. this story is unfolding on the 1600 block of nottingham lane in hamilton. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the latest development develop

robinson didn't have that opportunity. however, the student athletes owned that. it's who they are essentially as individuals, so they should have the opportunity to be able to benefit from their name and likeness. so it's unfortunate that he was in a position to not be able to benefit during his time. but certainly with the recent decision in the ongoing case, that may change for future student athletes. >> well, senator kimson, darius robinson played at clemson. would the bill have helped him or helped him during his active career? >> it's certainly going to help him ray. let me address what the professor, i'm sorry the lawyer just said. he may have the opportunity to benefit because of the o'banon ruling which essentially found that the ncaa was violating the sherman act which is an antitrust act which stifles competition in the fair market. the issue is that now that o'ban o'banon has been decided as you note correctly in the preamble for so long, the revenues continue to increase, we are going to make it state law assuming i can make my colleagues to agree th

robinson a proud u.s. marine, says his battle instincts quickly click into gear. >> they tell us don't panic in certain situations and show us thousand look for certain things. at the that time i really didn't panic. >> robinson right before the swat team moved in jordan motioned with his gun to have have robinson get out. he escaped to safety. jordan called from prison to apologize for the incident. >>> we had a a cold winter but western cities have the hottest march in history. >> they have ordered mapped try water restrictions for first time in history. cities and towns must cut usage by 25 percent. governor jerry brown says this historic drought demand unprecedented ago. it shows how different things can be in different parts of the country a lot of times what is happening on the east cozies exact opposite happening on the west coast. we have had quite a bit of wet weather and cold and they have had heat and dry weather. this is a very significant drought for that area. we had a twitter follower ivy wh

according to police, 26-year-old mar reels robinson -- mar -- maurice robinson got into a fight with a fan and fired a gun. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> from our new jersey newsroom, police in mount laurel looking for a couple they also stole $3,000 of baseball bats from a sportings good store. they cut the security locks off the high end ballots and hid them in a baby stroller. anyone with information on the hatches is asked to call mount laurel police. >>> the phils take on the red sox at citizens bank park this afternoon. cole hamels will start the opener for the second time in three years. could be a rough year for phillies fans. some believe the phillies could be the worst team in the majors this season. if you're heading to the bank, be aware security has been enhanced. everyone will have to walk through metal detecters to come in. first pitch 3:05. >>> we have accuweather on this opening day, going live our side sky6 live hd in high definition showing you the center city skyline. a beautiful day to step out and catch rays. enjoy it while it lasts. we're

that's when robinson a worried mother picked up the phone and >>: i called fda this cdc and to get to the management at the store. >> reporter: i took our concerns to the management at lucky. i was directed to a spokesperson with the story tells me that health and safety of life beat lucky shoppers is our highest priority out of the abundance of caution and we are pulling pd assure psychics vanilla flavor of lucky stores still lucky store shelves until we complete an investigation of this issue if the parts customer has purchased the product in our stores recently and has any concerns about we encouraged them to return it to their local lucky's store for full refund robinson says our children's doctor said the kids should be ok but nevertheless it was a very frightening few days. >> reporter: i did reach out to the manufacture so far they didn't they have not gotten back to me robinson says she's really so far that our kids seem to be o.k. but she has not ruled out possible legal action. >> catherine heenan: and check out the last story after of your reach out to us so if you have a s

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the contest honors hall of fame baseball player jackie robinson's legacy by educating young students about his life. she met with robinson's daughter and won the grand prize out of 126,000 essays nationwide. >> this is truly amazing. i feel really great and was surprised this happened. i didn't expect to win. it's just a amazing feeling. >> as part of her wings she got to bring 50 friends and family members to today's game. she also received a laptop and will go to this year's world series. congratulations, kayla. well done. over to drew now and a check of the forecast. exciting news. i'm not going to overhype it. when i heard the word rain -- >> sprinkles possible but tonight we are talking about precipitation-free, but taking you outside on this sunday evening, live look showing you the blue skies are now giving way to low clouds and fog as a stronger onpush comes in tonight and brings widespread dense fog in many locations for your monday morning. that's having a big effect on our temperatures right now. 56 in san francisco. in our inland valleys it's 81 in antioch, 73, livermore.

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breaking the color barrier, every player wore robinson's 42.is 92-year-old widow taking part in the ceremony at dodger stadium along with robinson cano who was named for the pioneer. in the fwabl they whop top the mariners, 5-2. >>> and the puck drops on the % nhl playoffs. the nashville predators take a 3-0 lead over chicago in their series opener but the blackhawks erased a three-goal deficit, sending the game into double overtime. that's when chicago completes the comeback. >>> marian hossa back to the line. keith scores. duncan keith, the overtime winner and chicago comes back from 3-0 down. >> duncan keith's goal gives the blackhawks a 4-3 win in game one. >>> and the regular nba season comes to a close last night. the new orleans pelicans led by anthony davis and his 31 points beat san antonio, 108-103. the victory clinches the last playoff spot in the western conference in new orleans. they will face the top seeded golden state warriors in the first round of the postseason. >>> and finally the world's highest paid supermodel is calling i

robinson is a proud u.s. marine and a said his battle instincts quickly kick into gear. >> they tell us don't pan nick certain situations and they show us how to look for certain things and at that time i really didn't panic. >> robinson also said that right before the swat teams moved in jordan motioned with his gun for robinson to get out. that is when he was able to escape to safety. robinson say jordan called from prison to apologize for the the incident. >>> 6:09. >>> a police officer risk his life to stop a wrong way driver see that heart stopping video on the road nicole. >> reporter: erika, a mother is accused of cheating her bucks county gymnastics club out of tens of thousands of dollars. coming up we are live with the list of charges she faces this morning. >>> also reinventing the the pier in atlantic city we will show you bold new plans down the shore that the developer promises just cannot fail. >>> you won't need that heavy jacket this afternoon, so nice to hear right? feels like baseball seaso

it's jackie robinson day.s celebration at the philadelphia park it's one of many that were held throughout the u.s. today. >> somebody who was able to persevere beyond human strength not to play a game but also to break a barrier in the game. how do you apply that today? how do you open doors that are closed? how do you then overcome obstacles? i think jackie robinson's life shares that with everyone. >> all major league players and coaches will wear number 42 jerseys today to honor robinson a pioneer who not only changed baseball history but american history, as well. >>> robinson debut at the brooklyn dodgers on april 15th 1947. he was the first african-american to play in the major leagues. he went on to win nine mvp awards and a world series title. >>> and i'm first alert meteorologist. most of our area under first alert. and what's to expect for the rest of the workweek. >>> ready to roll at long last. the first rebuilt patco rail cars will be coming to a commute near you. why you can expect to take one t

and feeling pressured, robinson turns himself into the police two days later.th battery on a sports official and pleads guilty. he is sentenced to 18 months on probation and is no longer allowed to coach. >> what comes next? a father, you've got to protect. that's what i was doing. protecting. if i could have the game again and the same situation, if he didn't apologize, yeah, i would do it again. >> sometimes in sports, the action is on the sidelines. >>> october 24th, 1992. louisiana. the turpin stadium is packed with excited football fans as they watch two rival teams compete for bragging rights. >> the atmosphere typical for a northwestern/uam game. pretty intense, great crowd. our stadium holds close to 15,000 and it was close to a sell out. >> even though the competition is fierce among the players, the real tension is brewing between the mascots. it's the ulm mascot, chief bravespirit, versus northwestern state university mascot, the demon. >> he came all the way over to the other school's side and tapped me on the shoulder and called me out into the end

jamal a robinson says he was justing about his business tuesday morning when his former collogue paul jordan walk in with a gun. >> he had pretty much no emotion. he he didn't look like he was there and i knew that wasn't the paul jordan i met a year ago. >> robinson said jordan called from prison to a apologize for that incident. robinson add he has forgiven him and has no ill will toward jordan ukee. >>> a fiery scene in the gulf of mexico when oil platform burst into flames. we will have the latest on the injuries suffered by the workers, nicole. >>> a washington crossing woman is charged were four felonies after police say she stoled $160,000 from her daughter's gymnastics club. we are live with that story coming up next. >>> reinventing the pier in atlantic city, we will show you bold new plans down the shore that the developer promises cannot fail. you won't need your heavy jackets this afternoon katie will let you know about the warm windy day when we do traffic and weather together on the three's and we will do it the when we come brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brooksid

robinson robinson. >> she's seen some stuff. >> living history. >> she's never seen herself on camera dancing. mark can'ter found three of her videos and put them on this ipad went to where she is at and in bed propped up the ipad and started playing them back for her. her first comments. she danced in movies and commercials and tv shows but never actually got to see those played back for her ever. >> i think it's absolutely amazing that at the age of 102 she can look back and see what she was doing in the 30s and 40s. >> get ready everybody. it's almost time to give away another ipad mini. you're going to need three things. wednesday's buzz word you need to be at least 18 years of anyoneage and a u.s. resident. >> stand by for the ipad give away. >> this is just after lunchtime in idaho. this is the northwest title loans accompany and look who comes inside the door. a robbery suspect with an ugly gun and mask. he's holding everybody up. he wants cash. as you can see he's got the cash register and sees the gray bag and he takes it from them and gets away. police are looking for this g

cfp -- work with the highest standard. >>> this is robinson avenue, south robinson avenue in oklahomaly here in oklahoma city but really all over the globe, especially through the internet, for the availability of street prostitutes. >> with video camera in hand, brian bates is trying to drive prostitution out of his hometown, oklahoma city. >> this is the most notorious area right in here for prostitution and all kinds of criminal activity. a lot of them live in these little flophouses around here. little rooms for rent. >> this time, he's taking us along for a rare view into his seedy, underground world, and it doesn't take more than 15 minutes before bates and our cameras spot a prostitute working a street corner in broad daylight. >> she might know this car. so i'm going to kind of pull further away. down here and act like we're not interested in her and see if she gets picked up. >> he doesn't want to get too close and scare her off. so we pull off to a side street about a quarter mile away. now, it's a waiting game. >> she's behind that green suv. >> a car approaches, even swerv

laurie robinson, and lester spence of "the atlantic." you all so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next, as part of our ongoing partnership with "the atlantic" magazine, my profile of michele roberts, the executive director of the national basketball players union. an article featuring roberts is in the magazine's may issue that is currently on the stands. >> woodruff: last year this time, michele roberts was one of the country's leading trial lawyers. an unknown quantity in the world of basketball, she was still chosen out of 300 candidates receiving almost 90% of the vote from player representatives to lead their union. >> initially when i got the job, and this is true, there were literally mornings i'd get up and i remember that i was no longer in d.c., i was no longer practicing law and then i just burst into laughter, and think like, "this is so cool!" my two older brothers were basketball fans. we had one television growing up and we saw a lot of knicks games. and so, just by osmosis, i started watching t

jackie robinson a new resident here to say a few words ms. robinson is quite be unbeliever she's raised 14 children and she's here today (clapping). >> hello, everyone (clapping) i'm a resident here at vera haile housing senior housing i'd like to thank mercy housing for giving me an affordable place to live a wonderful place thank you (clapping) and especially thanks to vera haile housing (clapping). >> all right. thank you very much jackie and so by way of of closure we're going to have a brief encounter for some of the folks for the speakers on the deck there's going to be tours and a little bit of a buffet lunch we hope you'll stick around i'm scanning to make sure i'm sure i forgot someone i'm going to have a will with the fact i'm sure i forgot someone i want to (calling names) are the staff that will be running the building for mercy and going a wonderful job marissa grew up in this neighbor the mercy staff are incredibly dedicated and incredible strpdz and for the residents i'm happy this opportunity is here i hope you'll share your s

the brothers henry and jake robinson. ford had told police he was given some items to pawn by the brothers. he said he only later learned the items had been taken from the victim's home. while ford was sent to death row in louisiana's hellish angola prison, the brothers remained free. according to authorities maybe responsible for five other homicides. ford would still be on death row today if not for a new confidential informant who told police that jake robinson confessed to him that he killed isadore roz monday. both are in jail charged with other crimes. neither is charged with rosmund's murder. >> reporter: in louisiana exonorees are else available for $330,000 in compensation payment but when he applied if the money the judge denied his request. saying he is not innocent was because he may have known about the shooting beforehand a claim he denies. when marty heard about the state's refusal to compensate ford is when he sat down and wrote his extraordinary letter to the editor saying ford deserves every penny owed t

you know all we dealt with this is over there and bouquet--they are okay >> scott :robinson says thatfaithful the--thankful that her children are doing ok but says that she has not ruled out a legal action >> catherine : and we checked out that last story after a viewer brought it to our attention. if you have your own story please go to our web site www.kron4.com and click on the mmy kron story tab >> catherine : a martinez school board member is backing down tonight after some controversial comments about air conditioning at some district schools. as kron-4's jeff bush reports it has some parents really fired up. 11pm parents of one east bay school district are angry and calling for the resignation of a school board member because of comments she made about the tradtionally poorer and ethnic students of a martinez elementarty school. kron four's jeff bush was at the first school board meeting since the controversy started and talked to parents about the poorly chosen words. >> jeff :school board member denise elskin wishes she had not said what she said last month during a discussio

the deputy says robinson reached for his gun.e says that assertion she says that's ridiculous. >> i was handcuffed again almost immediately and shoved into a corner and pinned by two giant men. i didn't touch anyone. i didn't -- there's nothing that warrant what they did to me. >> robinson an iraq war vet. she was 38 weeks pregnant at the time. she delivered a healthy baby boy two weeks later and is considering legal action. that deputy has not been disciplined. >>> they were seriously hurt while trying to help some drivers who had crashed on the capitol beltway. this picture shows the aftermath that landed two drivers and two emts in the hospital. tonight, those emergency responders are back on the job. now, the crash has given them a new bond. >> reporter: you'll be forgiven for mistaking them for the cast of a tv drama series. they went through a terrible real life tragedy. these are images of the aftermath of the horrific collision february 15th on the beltway near river road. emergency lights flashing. emts sidney marshall a

robinson is a house hold name. there's good reason for that. leading up to his roster spot robinson spent the past ten years playing as far away from the bigs as possible such as falls ohio. springdale arkansas and san juan porta rica. it ended with an emotional mother and a message for manager matt williams. >> he was stoned face and didn't know which way he was going to say. he said where your wife. he said you're going to be here for open ing day in dc. >> after receiving the news he'd be on the roster, he called his wife. >> she's 4-months pregnant, so she's emotional. she's really happy and excited to be here. >> after that emotional conversation he reached out to his parents and his father who rarely watches his play baseball and when he does, his -- >> he always say he doesn't cheer that hard for me because he didn't boo me when i stink. >> it wouldn't be complete without breaking the news to his biggest fan. >> his mom. >> that's clint robinson, a family man. wusa 9 sports, i'm holding curb ner. >> thanks holden. we have major news whic

devan tay robinson and gregory robinson. saying they shot and killed the 18 and 19-year-old victims who i will they sat in a car last month. one of the suspects was arrested after being spotted in a stolen car, the other arrested during a probation check. >>> and efforts to stem gun violence is working. this is pinpointing gunshots, oakland is one of the bay area cities that uses that technology and last year, it saw a 26% drop in gunfire rates, alerts from the shotspotter go directly to patrol officers before 911 calls come in. police say that may be the reason behind the decline. >> with that response time, it makes it a lot easier for us to respond and possibly capture someone involved in gunfire. >> shotspotter says on average cities that use their technology see a 28% reduction in gunfire. another statistic from the company, their data shows the most dangerous hour of the week is between 2:00 and 3:00 on friday morning. >>> two men are still on the loose this morning after leading sonoma counties on a high speed chase.

in new york tomorrow night, comedian dan soder. ( applause ) also, the very funny comedian keith robinsonh alex wagner" and msnbc, alex wagner. ( cheers and applause ) okay let's get to it. i talked about it earlier. i just think there are certain people who just need to die. i don't have a problem. mcveigh eye don't-- mcveigh, bin laden, people who send me racist ( bleep ) on twitter. i have no problem with tsarnaev getting executed. reaction? >> i do, i do. because that's what he wants to do. he thinks he's going to get 72 virgins. i want to see this dude get like one of those sex change operations. and then he'll become the virgin right in jail. ( laughter ) >> larry: that's his punishment? >> and then you have them come in like cable guys between 8:00 and 12 midnight to have their way with them. >> larry: i think we've lost the idea of punishment keith. >> how long are you thinking of this punishment for? >> larry: go ahead. >> i feel like the truth of one's convictions is sort of the most abhorrent example of them. i'm sorry for the gender-switch, virgin plan. but, you know i'm again

today is jackie robinson day.it was 68 years ago when he became the first black player in professional baseball. >>> well, you may soon be getting through airport security a little faster. >> pretty good for your frequent flyers. a new service is being offered to speed people through the tsa precheck in five minutes. i have to see it to believe it. approved passengers would have to go through fingerprint or iris scans at special kiosks. it will be the first one on the east coast to get the technology. for people traveling for work all the time or who are shuttling back with their family five minutes saves so much time. the worst thing about airports is standing in the long security line. >> as someone who does have tsa precheck, this has been a blessing for people who travel a lot. the problem is it's not so much the speed of it but you do see the long lines. and that just adds to the stress. >> you don't have to take off your shoes or do other things like in the regular lineup. >>> "news4 today" continues at 5:00

me they will be aggressively pursuing the case, but have not released a motive, only saying that robinson and morton iii might have been involved in a gang and that the da will be looking carefully in the background of the two suspects >>"we are looking at all pertain info their as any other facts" >> reporter:and suspects are behind bars tonight on 5 million dollars bail. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: a sedan creamy into a building permitbroadway and battery. >> grant:no injuries. mainly one window damaged. not structure. police blame rush hour impatience someone cut another off. backfired. lost >> grant: up on this side wait again. we will keep you posted on this on. pam? >> pam: michael is what we stand for. a san jose officer prototype. >> pam: a heatfelt farewell to a fallen comrade. san jose police officer michael johnson honored as a loving husband, and a committed public servant. >> pam: thousands of mourners filled the auditorium. and took part in the solemn funeral procession. >> pam: heavy hearts across much of the bay area tonight. we're live at a fundraise

new yesterday, every player wore jackie robinson's number 42, after robinson broke the color barrier. phillies and mets tied in the third inning, jerome williams tracing travis. he sent is it beyond left field for a solo home run. mets never gave up the lead and sweep fightens. last night's final was six-one new york. >>> sixers season is mercifully over after a loss to the heat. they will end with the third worse record in the nba 18-64. with 26 seconds left sixers down one miami with the turn over samson gets the loose wall and a slams it. sixers took a one point lead. heat now with the basketball pass over to henry walker. walker hits at three-pointer with nine seconds left. miami regain the lead. sixth isers lose 105-101. time to stabilize this roster get joel in the mix do well in the draft abe turn this thing around. this really does start right now. >>> what about the flyers? general manager ron hextall spoke for the first time since the season ended saturday. for second time in three years the fly guys are not in the nhl playoffs. number one topic is will head coach craig beru

. >> reporter: alice robinson is still shocked after she found out her son a u.s. marine was one of the hostage hell at gun point inside the lamot fire department. >> like scared me. shook me up. shook her up. and we couldn't get up there fast enough. >> reporter: our cameras were rolling as alice's sonja mal robinson calmly walked to safety he was handcuffed as precaution. we also spoke to jamal's fiance' fiance'. >> to go this -- to the extreme like this, you know, is devastating on everybody behalf. >> jamal's former colleague paul jordan held jamal and three others in the basement. jordan work at the department but was recently let go. we spoke to a woman who said she's friends with jordan. >> i can't believe he did it. like, i can't. it's nothing that i would say -- even thought he did it because -- i don't think he would be able to do something like that. >> detectives say jordan had a loaded handgun and fired a shot into the wall. minutes later he surrendered. we stopped by his house to see if anyone was home. no answer. but we did find his sister at another

. >> once we moved off the property robinson told us she finished her medical assistant program two weeks ago and when she went to pick up the transcript the teachers knew something the students different. >> they were throwing a party like they were going to see each other again. >> wildtech in fremont students also found out their school was closing, but only after the fact. >> i've wasted time and effort that we put into going to school here and it's disappointing you know? i just spent 16 months thinking i was doing something when i could have been sitting at home on a rocker. >> in fremont the same state agency ror inthian blamed for forcing them to close. >> the students are affected. this is a traum at being experience for them. their lives have been changed and we're here to outreach for them and to assist them in the process of transitioning from going to school and transferring to other schools or finding a process that is a a positive outcome for them. >> the school does have a tuition reimbursement fund and rachel robinson doesn't know if he's eligible but right now she wants

i'm shaun robinson hollywood". i'm shaun robinson. we start with madonna.0 years she's been fareless and unstoppable and in our new enter have you pa done a talked openly about her daughter lourdes being away at college and new mix. we begin the ber have you wanting to know exactly what went wrong with the infamous cape. >> that darn armani cape. >>reporter: after her now infamous brit award fall madonna instagram this sketch calling her armani cape beautiful and simply saying it was tied too tight. armani then placed blame on madonna saying she's

you probably won't see her on robinson because they're working her on the internet. in case you do, you might give us a call. >> later that day, bates does spot the young woman working the streets. >> 45 minutes later, i can't believe it, but i'm pretty certain she's standing right in front of me waving at cars as they go by. i zoomed in on her with my camera, froze one of those frames, took a picture of it with my cell phone off of the little screen on my camera, and texted that off to a vice officer and said, you know, you may think i'm crazy, but is this your girl? >> the girl's identity is quickly confirmed. as she enters a vehicle, police rush to the scene hoping to arrive before she's driven away by her customer. >> i'm on the phone with vice going, you guys have got to get here. he's got the cash. you've got to hurry. i may lose him in traffic. then they drive. they end up going to a very popular store parking lot. they look like they're engaging in a lewd act. i'm not going to let there 15-year-old get raped. despite whatever your thoughts are, she's 15. >> a