roth: that's right. and what you will see -- it is not just semi-automatic weapons, though they play a role. we can do it with an airplane, you can do it with fertilizer, you can do it with a truck. these are all modern inventions. aren't they? whenever you have these modern inventions that have been used for such good purposes, generally speaking -- airplanes have been wonderful for humanity in many ways, but they have a dark side. they have a dark potential. it's like with accidents, wherever you can concentrate energy and build something more powerful with more mass and more velocity, the chances of having an accident increase. that is the same thing we're looking at here, the chance of using this to deliberately kill somebody is out there. bill: it seems like in modern times, after many of these incidents, and outrage, but also changes in weather it may be firearm law or immigration or whatever. in historical terms, after some of the incidents you have mentioned, was there public outcry? prof. roth:

. - [roth] most governments that have large amounts of oil neglect their people. in a place like venezuela, where there is significant regional pressure to maintain at least the facade of a democracy; it maintains the facade, but undermines the reality. in a place like saudi arabia, where that regional pressure to even maintain the democratic facade isn't there, you have a straight forward dictatorship. you have a monarchy which leaves very little room for any independent civil society; any independent press; and simply rules by fiat because it can. (mob yelling) (gun shot) - [narrator] low oil prices have created volatility in venezuela. - [levine] venezuela, not saudi arabia, has the largest reserves of oil in the world. it doesn't tap those. it doesn't tap because it doesn't know how. and it doesn't have the resources to. it's... instead treated pdvsa like a piggy bank. it's used it to subsidize the price of everything in the country. - [roth] there are horrible shortages in venezuela. the economy has been so mismanaged that you can't even get basic necessities

i'm working with steve roth and with richard lefrac, they're very good builders, great builders, they know how to get things done. they know how to cut red tape. we're going to give them the advantage of having what we have. i see elaine is here. so important, doing an incredible job, secretary of transportation. and elaine will be working but we're going to set up a committee headed by steve and richard, and we're going to cut a lot of red tape. we don't want to send $1 billion to new york and find out five years later the money is never spent because we're going to be very strong it has to be spent on shovels. not on other programs. and in the last case, a lot of

>>ly live look outside caitlin roth joins us in a bit. we have "weather and traffic on the 5s".orning to you, thank you for joining us. >> this is "fox5 news morning". >> jumped the gun there. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> we're excited it's tuesday we wants to get the day started. i'm holly morris we're glad you're with us. also with us this morning caitlin roth talking weather and erin is doing traffic and caitlin let's get a quick weather word from you. >> not a bad day ahead. starting it off, beautiful tuesday, sunshine, 70s cooler tomorr details coming up. >> erin. >> 5:30 now seeing volume building. i want to help you get around the slow spots. a live tour outside next. >> first the big story we've been following so far this morning. possible sightings of the man called the facebook killer. >> 37-year-old steve spos stevens accused of killing elderly man in cleveland on sunday. we heard reports of him being spotted in the district. melanie alnwick live in northwest from the latest from police. good morning, mel. >> good morning, guys, and right here along embassy row is where o

. >> time to check in with caitlin roth and talk weather. good morning, caitlin. >> good morning, wisdom, holly, beautiful day ahead. which is great. we battled rain showers all morning long taken was a slow climb to get that sun to come out later in the afternoon. although it turned out to be a nice evening. recapping yesterday temperatures in the 70s. this was really before the showers came in we still had warm and humid air in place. 74 reagan and 71 dulles and 72 bwi mar thal. cloudy and 60 at the airport. north, northeast wind bringing in cooler air. i expect that even though temperatures will be similar to yesterday they're going to occur in the afternoon. it's drier. it's cooler. it's totally different feel. it's funny how that can work out some days. >> clouds and showers to the south. that's a frontal boundary coming through. 72 the fem tour sunny, pleasant, definitely best day in the 7 day forecast. enjoy tuesday ang. big changes on way starting wednesday i'll have that 4:45 in the 7 day forecast. >> erin. >> okay, caitlin, 4:36 an

. >> i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines this morning. >>> the u.s. strikes syria with 59 tomahawk missiles in an attempt to disable an airfield which was allegedly used for a chemical attack on a syrian town. >>> european markets in negative territory, but oil prices rise after the missile attack, with president trump declaring that he acted in america's national security interest. >>> russian president vladimir putin calls air strikes on syria an aggression against a sovereign nation, confirming moscow's view the syrian army does not have chemical weapons. >>> we are in a positive mood over grease, says eurogroup chief jeroen dijsselbloem, as ei finance ministers arrive in malta to try and reach a deal to unlock the next greek bailout tranche. >>> the united states has launched a missile attack on a syrian government-controlled airfield near the city of homs. 59 tomahawk missiles were fired at the target. speaking from mar-a-lago , president trump said that the strike was made in response to the assad's government use of chemical weapons earlier in

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. sterling turns positive on the back of a dip, after surging to a six-month high against the dollar as prime minister theresa may prepares to take her snap election plans to a vote in parliament today. >>> investors like the flavor of ab foods as its sugar business and primark sales boost first half profits and prompt the british firm to raise full-year forecasts. >>> america goes out of fashion for burberry, as the designer calls the market challenging, weighing on sales growth and sending shares lower in london trade. >>> akzonobel's first quarter profit beats expectations as the paintmaker unveils a new strategy it hopes will secure its future as a stand-alone firm amid a bidding battle with ppg. >>> good morning, everyone. yes, you're watching "street signs." glad you're with us on the show today we have all things covered coming from the political side in response to theresa may calling the snap election for june 8th. what does it mean for your money and

. >> and i'm carolin roth.hese are your headlines. >> tensions over syria keep markets on a slight edge as russia and iran say american air strikes crossed their lines, while the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says the moving of bashar al assad is top priority. >> we got to make sure we actually have a leader that can protect his people and clearly, assad is not that person. >> secretary of state rex tillerson calls the u.s. military strikes a message to nations including north korea, as he touches down for the g7 meeting. >>> shares of stada soars. >>> and the urt gets a boost after the adviser sends a letter to investors calling for the miners to stop the core drilling structure and spin off of the business. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "street signs." i thought i was being smart is this morning. i looked at the markets when they initially opened. completely flat, a bit of red, a bit of green. and now there's more red. >> more red? >> it there is, yeah. a bit more red. smaller markets just hanging on

we have the pleasure of seeing caitlin roth in here early this morning.n como is also here talking about traffic but first we'll start off with caitlin to give us a quick update. >> warm after temperatures in the upper 80's. showers moving in. expect a little rain this morning, cooler with clearing later on this afternoon. erin. >> we know what rain can do to the commute. not looking forward to that. we have a crash on the ramp to the beltway from 66 eastbound. a closer look at that next. >> thanks both of you. we'll check back in a few. right now developing overnight a standoff situation unfolding in fairfax county this mor morning. >> a s.w.a.t. team is at a home in fairfax county scene and has the latest details on what is happening. mel, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yeah, so very quiet residential neighborhood south of old town alexandria near mount vernon. this is the fort hunt area fairfax county and we can tell that you there's a fairfax county command center on the scene here. we've seen a number of police vehicles on the

so i think that part of it, frankly, works. >> roth tells us that some of ipg's clients are starting to come back to google, because google is pulling out all the stops to show brands it's taking steps to fix this problem. google tells us, quote, many advertisers never left and many decided to come back. while they know that no system can be perfect, this eappreciate the actions we've taken and know we are taking this seriously, and are committed to getting better and better. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> coming up, school's in session. training workers for the manufacturing jobs of the futu. >>> u.p.s. is expanding its operations. the world's largest package delivery company will add saturday ground deliveries to keep up with the increasing online shopping. rival fedex already delivers items on that day. and the postal service makes sunday deliveries in some markets for amazon.com. >>> the tech industry is expanding along with the number of jobs it's creating, according to a new report employment in the field grew about 3% last year to 7 milli

. >> i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> apple supplier dialog plunges after a local investment bank says apple may develop its own power unit. >>> shares in lvmh rally to a record high as the french conglomerate posts a forecast beating a 15% rise in first quarter sales, setting a trend for the rest of its luxury peers. >>> crude prices wobble after a week long winning streak amid tension over syria and the shutdown of libya's largest oil field. >>> g-7 foreign ministers meeting in italy look to put on a united front on syria, as turkey suggests the syrian government still has chemical weapons capacity. >>> hi everybody. good morning. welcome. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> very good. a lot happening in the markets today. >> ton. a lot of breaking news. we'll talk about dialog in a second. we want to show you what european equity markets are doing in general. we saw a flattish open, flat to slightly lower open. markets lower somewhere in the region of a half percent. the ftse 100 bucking t

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> oil prices rebound after their worst session in six weeks. saudi's oil minister says an output cut extension is still on the cards, while his uae counterpart tells cnbc prices are still far too low. >> as an average, i think it's tough to go to 60, as an average. but in a single day can we see 60 or a little bit above 60? yes, we can. >>> publicis reports better than expected first quarter underlying sales sending the shares higher, as the ceo tells cnbc he's optimistic about the outcome of the french election. >> the worst nightmare you can imagine is a second round where you have marine le pen and jean-luc melenchon. that's the worst case scenario. i still believe reason will prevail. >>> shares of man group moving higher after a 10% rise in funds under management in the first quarter. >>> orders under pressure as large contracts remain elusive for abb, but the swiss industrial titan says it sees the first signals of stabilization in some markets. >>> g

. >> i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> the richmond fed president, jeffrey lacker, resigns after admitting he may have leaked market sensitive data as former policymaker dennis lockhart tells cnbc communication between fed presidents has become more compl complex. >> the presidents can say whatever they want, and that creates conflicting views, it's hard for market participants to figure out what the message. >>> uk prime minister theresa may says free movement of uk citizens could continue for a period of britain leaves the eu. >>> the french presidential candidate, emmanuel macron accuses marine le pen of waging economic war, but it is france's far-left leader, jean-luc melenchon who is tipped to win the second debate. >>> investors in bovis homes cheers that the deal to end embattled bovis has ended. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, let's kick things off with a bit of economic data in the form of market. eurozone march final composite pmi at 56.4. a bit lower than the flash indication of 5

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> european equities turn lower as a selloff in miners hits some of the biggest stocks. >>> u.s. vice president mike pence meets japanese prime minister shinzo abe as the u.s. seeks to boost trade ties and attract investment, telling the japanese people the u.s. is with you 100%. >>> the far-left and far-right rally for votes in france as the margin for error tightens, with just a couple of percentage points separating presidential front-runners emanuel macron and marine le pen from francois fillon and jean-luc melenchon. >>> president trump congratulates turkey's recep erdogan on his referendum win, but international monitors criticize the vote which awards him concentrated new powers. >>> good morning, everyone. yes, you're watching "street signs." glad you're with us today. it's tuesday, though it feels like a monday. we have had this long easter break. hope you all had a great one. the markets seem like they're off to a slow start. the ftse 100 is off by

louis roth is a veteran tax preparer who does about 400 returns a year and says the date change caught many people off guard. >> a lot of people who didn't have appointments and suddenly realized i better do something. because tomorrow is the last day. >> reporter: for those who need help many businesses will be open until 11:59 p.m. tuesday. >> personal taxes are done, so i'm happy. >> reporter: the united way bay area provides free tax help for people with incomes below $54,000 a year if they call 211. >> we have 60 to 70 locations help people prepare their taxes. we have volunteers who are trained and certified. >> reporter: if you are not ready, don't worry. >> if you don't have your stuff together. if you have documents that are missing, file an extension, take off the pressure. then you get until october 15 in order to file. >> reporter: but remember an extension to file doesn't mean an extension to pay. and the form still needs to get in the mail on time. >> i filed an extension. even that is stressful because that has to be done on time or you could get a penalty. >> reporter:

reporter jeremy roth has more about an r-v that went up in flames just feet from a huge propane tank!ad to worse in los angeles ...when a series of small explosions shot flames toward a nearby propane tanka man, who appeared to be the driver, tried to put out the fire himself...but gave up as los angeles firefighters arrived on the scenethankfully, firefighters were able to get the blaze under control ... before the propane tank became involvedno injuries were reporteda 10-year old girl born without a hand can now play the violin ...thanks to a new, 3d-printed prosthetic attachmentthe device was created by bioengineering students at george mason universityand was gifted to isabella cabrera, a fifth-grader from fairfax, virginiaisabella has used a makeshift prosthetic made of pvc in the past ...but this new one is state of the art and will hopefully help isabella continue her arth, time for your fiona fixthe newest little celebrity at the cincinnati zoo got squeaky clean ...when she discovered a shower stall after her daily morning weigh-inthe baby hippo splashed around until she got t

from uc berkeley, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news the uc chancellor says cal continues to plan for possible demonstrations tomorrow. he added the campus will not tolerate acts of violence or the destruction of property in our community and police will investigate arrest and prosecute anyone who commits crimes on our campus, the statement asks anyone who takes part in a protest tomorrow to stay out of harm's way. >> ann coulter will appear at an event in modesto on friday, scheduled to speak at a private fundraiser for the republican party of stanislaus county, 600 people are expected to attend, police are preparing to keep the peace but have plans in place should a large disruption breakout. since ann coulter signed the contract for the dinner in november organizers say that security has been a concern. >> it is at the top of our consciousness we have 600 people to keep safe you might not always know police are there but they will be there. >> organizers of the event are working closely with the modesto police department and other agencies to ensure the event is safe. on ktvu.com we have po

in oakland rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> after nearly 90 years in business a family run toy store in palo alto is going to have to close its doors. the owner says business started to slip back in 2011 and then a few years ago the company actually started selling toys online to stay afloat. >> it was one of our best money makers actually and in it it helped the business thrive throughout these last few years. but unfortunately the decline of in the store sales declined too much. >> i just feel sad to me that we're not going to be around. >>> the owner said he looked into relocating the store but rent in the peninsula area was just too high. >>> still ahead it's a problem some say is not being talked about enough. sexism in silicon valley. >> women across tech have these experiences all the time. >> after the break we'll hear from several women in the industry as they share their experience and what can be done about it. >> and star wars fans are getting a teaser. the newest trailer just released today. >> and starting this monday night. ktvu news is staying up a little later to kick o

here now is andy roth, club for growth vice president of government affairs. andy, what happened? seemed last night, our producers were inside the beltway reporting on the meeting between the vice president and members of the freedom caucus. seemed like there was a deal, today there is a statement from you guys which says no deal. what happened? >> we got indications early on the moderates were backing away. the conservatives decided they were likely to take the step as groups like the club for growth were willing to do as well. moderates are revealing true colors, why you are not sealing a deal. they like obamacare intact or largely intact. david: what specifically were the moderates, to use your phrase, what specifically were they objecting to in the deal you worked out with vp pence? >> hard to say, you have to ask them. deal is to allow waivers granted to the states to let governors get rid of most of obamacare's regulations, and those regulations are driving up the premiums. this seems common sense to us, but apparently moderates don't like the idea of deregulating or even fe

violating their rights, yesterday another sponsor of the speech pulled out also citing safety issues, rob roth was on the cal campus today when officials organizers and police spoke out about the event . >> reporter: whether it is considered free speech or hate speech, in the end there will be no speech, ann coulter is not coming to campus tomorrow.>> if we can't have her speak without guaranteeing safety of the attendees then that is a move we cannot take, in effect are free speech has been stifled, berkeley republicans are part of one of three campus organizations that invited ann coulter to speak about immigration tomorrow. in the wake of recent violent protests and concerns over safety became paramount and the organizations no longer supported holding the speech, without support on campus ann coulter announced she was in coming tweeting it is a dark day for free speech, the attorney for the republican party says ann coulter was disappointed. >> she wanted to deliver the speech she is not here because of the university. >> if only there were a safe way for her to speak without everyone losi

i'm carolin roth. >> and hi, everybody, i'm louisa bojesen. here are your headlines today. >> french election results sparking a rally across europe, sending bank shares higher as macron goes through with a comfortable lead over marine le pen. >>> the cac in paris as the yield shrinks in the victory as a sigh of relief. >> the guidance with a jump in income in the first quarter the ceo telling cnbc the company is well positioned for the year ahead. >> year is still long. we believe that a 4% to 6% gross guidance is wide enough. we aim for 100 basis points profit improvement for this year. we start the year in the portfolio with 80. >>> and jimmy choo putting his best foot forward. rallying in london as the shoemaker is looking for a buyer that fits. >>> good morning, everyone. what we're seeing in the markets at this point is indiscriminate guying. that buying. that's with macron and le pen moving on. that's exactly what the marketing were looking for. >> exactly. >> despite the fact we're seeing in baked in the cake, we didn't see the nightma

rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> being called the mother of all bombs. actions afghanistan can see. the global effect of that deadly explosion. >> and up next it was lost but now it's found. ch the happy reunion of an 11-year-old boy and his very special dog that's more than just a best friend. >> and coming up we have a crash to tell you about on the bay bridge. this is just past treasure island. it's not impacting the toll plaza. we're going to have a look and some more details coming up. >> i don't want to say it's cold out for some. it's cold out for some. padalooma and napa 35. >>> welcome back. 24 amusement park riders were stuck in mary lavnd. it was the joker's jinx roller coaster at six flags in largo, maryland. luckily no one was hurt. reportedly it's the fourth time since 2014 that this particular roller coaster just got stuck with people on board. >>> now to a happy reunion between an 11-year-old boy in concord and his therapy dog. >> look. >> carson was left heart broken after his dog went missing for twelve days. the dog went missing after

san francisco, rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> still ahead, we're hearing today from some of the firstnders who arrived at last week's deadly fire in oakland. as soon as we stepped off of the truck, there were people yelling at us and people trapped and in the windows. >> what they're saying about that morning and why they refused to take credit for their heroic actions. >> and let's take you outside. it's agree out there and telling us the wet weather, yes, it's coming and coming back tomorrow. meteorologist steve pahlsson has details after the break. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. . >>> alameda county authorities have identified the third of four people killed in last week's deadly west oakland fire as 41-year-old ashantiki wilson. the fire burned a traditional housing building on san pablo avenue on march 27th. e

. >> i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> a drovish mario draghi sends the euro lower as the ecb chief says there is no need to change the current policy path due to a lack of inflation evidence. >> inflation is not just converging towards our aim, but stabilizing around it. we would need to see signs of such pressures building, but so far there's scant evidence of this. >>> european equities open in negative territory after u.s. stocks post their largest one-day reversal in over a year as a more hawkish fed indicates it will start unwinding its balance sheet this year. >>> unilever bucking the european trend announcing they will be selling their spreads business. >> the business has leading market shares in most of the markets in which we operate in, so i'm sure there will be a lot of interest. >>> a series of polls sees french presidential front-runner emanuel macron lose ground to marine le pen after the television debate as his alleged lead in the first and second round narrows. >>> good morn

i'm louisa bojesen. >> i'm carolin roth. "worldwide exchange" is up next. >>> president trump and chinese president xi jinping speak by phone about north korea, secretary of state tillerson arrives in moscow. global markets take notice. >>> saying sorry. the ceo of united airlines makes another attempt at an apology as outrage builds about a passenger being dragged off a flight. the latest information and stock information coming up. >>> and behind the wheel. lyft raises more money pushing its valuation to 7$7.5 billion. it's wednesday, april 12, 2017. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪

>> i'm joined by michael roth, one of the largest ad agency conglomera conglomerates.oogle faces a buy coycott frome of your major clients. there are concerns over controversial or offensive content on their sites. >> the key to advertising and branding is brand reputation. and clients don't want to be associated with these type of issues so you can understand why when it first came out that their ads were being placed next to offensive articles and content, their immediate reaction was not to be there. >> so why aren't you advising all of your clients to pull their ads from youtube? >> rather than advising clients to pull ads or not, we're working with our clients and working with google in particular for them to solve the issue and frankly they're making good progress on that. and i think believe this issue of third-party verification is critical and we're making a lot of progress on that. you know, the best way to keep organizations accountable is to do it with your pocketbook. i think that part of it worked. >> what will it take for you and brands represented by ot

in emeryville rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the u.s. senate informed judge neil gorsuch to the u.s. supreme court. >> the ayes are 54, the nays are 45. >> senators voted 54-45 to confirm judge gorsuch after republicans changed the senate rule utilizing the so-called nuclear option to allow a simple majority vote instead of 60 votes to approve a supreme court nominee. gorsuch's confirmation ends a a bitter partisan fight and a victory for president trump who had vowed to a point of conservative to a place for the late justice antonin scalia. >> this is extraordinary -- this is a person of extraordinary crew den issue who will bring honor to the supreme court for many years to come. >> the nuclear option means the end of a long history of consensus on supreme court nominations. >> judge gorsuch will join the other justices for the last few weeks of the supreme court's current term. he is set to be warn in on monday. >>> a forensic investigation where a dismembered body was found. and tonight new information that this case might involve two missing people. >>> at 10:30, questions for t

. >> louis roth says the date change caught many people off guard. >> a lot of people who didn't have appointments suddenly realized i better do something. >> for those who need help many businesses will be open until 11:59 tuesday. >> business taxes are done and personal taxes are done. >> there are probably 60 or 70 locations that can help people prepare their taxes. >> and if you just aren't ready don't worry. >> if you don't have your stuff together file an extension. take off the pressure. then you get until october 15th in order to file. >> remember an extension to file doesn't mean an extension to pay and the form still needs to get in the mail on time. >> i filed an extension and even that's stressful. >> for a list of the post offices that are open late head to ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> oakland's mayor is only half way through her first term in office. coming up at 4:30. the reason she's jumping into the election process so early. >> plus it's heavy used by tech companies in silicon valley. up next how it's designed to protect americans looking for work. >> good mo

roth, cnn. i will keep it simpler. president trump today was asked about a message for north korea and he said, got to behave. what is your message for president trump today? thank you. reporter: can you please respond to the actions that china has been taking lately including turning back coal ships to north korea in recent days. what is your message to the chinese government with that? >> thank you, a common theme in the questions. that is why i will give you an answer to you in a package. the trump administration, the policy of dprk, this is very common in the question, you know. well, the dprk policy was shaped by the trump administration. it is first to put sanctions together with someone and second to consistently keep tactical nuclear weapons deployed in north korea and launch military action aimed at behaving the operation at the dprk and preempttive strike. in actuality, the trump administration targeted syria on april 6. and this was against dprk, describing it as a strong warning message to it. as we already

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> european markets are skittish after comments from president trump send the dollar sliding, while he calls for lower rates for longer. >>> paper money. sweden's sca has reportedly received a bid north of $22 billion for its hygiene unit, sending the shares to top of the stoxx 600. >>> akzonobel under attack. elliott advisers threatens to sue the dutch paintmaker as it seeks to oust the company's chairman who opposes the takeover by ppg. >>> russia uses its veto power to prevent the u.n. security council from condemning the chemical attack in syria, as donald trump says relations with moscow may have hit an all-time low. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "street signs." the international energy agency says that it is confidently believing the oil market is close to balance. in the latest report, the ia said production cuts had been impressive so far. it did warn though markets will tighten this year, non-opec production will be on the rise again. we a

roth, cnn. i will keep it simpler. president trump today was asked about a message for north korea and he said, got to behave. what is your message for president trump today? thank you. reporter: can you please respond to the actions that china has been taking lately including turning back coal ships to north korea in recent days. what is your message to the chinese government with that? >> thank you, a common theme in the questions. that is why i will give you an answer to you in a package. the trump administration, the policy of dprk, this is very common in the question, you know. well, the dprk policy was shaped by the trump administration. it is first to put sanctions together with someone and second to consistently keep tactical nuclear weapons deployed in north korea and launch military action aimed at behaving the operation at the dprk and preempttive strike. in actuality, the trump administration targeted syria on april 6. and this was against dprk, describing it as a strong warning message to it. as we already

that's what roth stands for. that's what lucas footnote 7 stands for and palazolo points out the principle you cannot then go forward and say, oh, well, the state has redefined this. >> it depends on the buyers having the exact same takings claim as the sellers which it seems to me does not exist in this case. but let me ask you a different -- a different way around the question which is whether you think reasonable expectations matter at all in your framework. >> the reasonable expectations that were addressed in lucas footnote 7 are the expectations that grow out of the traditional understandings of property law. people understand when they buy a lot in a subdivision that they are buying a lot that has a right of use, that has a deed, it has geographic boundaries and that's what they're relying upon. >> if i'm buying property in this area, i also know that there are these rules about when you can develop on substandard lots and how it is that contiguous lots are understood for purposes of that development poten

in oakland, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> of course now we're looking at rob's story thinking aboutur own first jobs. were you when you got that first job thinking about a career or was it i need a quick part-time job. >> cash in the pocket. >> extra money for the summer. >> i was a receptionist at super cuts. >> i was a receptionist at the cost cutters. >> dualing. >> you were living yours a little after mine. mike. >> i worked for buy right in high school, washing spray paint off of the warehouse in the city and then washing cars at a car rental place. >> you honor your schedule and show up on time. >> be respectful. >> restaurants. >> very important. >> look at you now. >> uh-huh. there is a new list out grading bay area school districts. the mercury news cites a list. at the top is the palo alto unified school district. the average teacher salary is nearly $103,000. the student ratio is just 18: 1. second on the list is saratoga. mountain view los altos union is fourth. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, the city of san ramon, your hometown. >> yep. >> celebrating its 103rd a

ktvu's rob roth was in the san rafael courtroom for today's emotional hearing. >> reporter: inside aarin county courtroom heart wrenching expressions of grief, pain, and anger. >> you became cold-blooded murderers. and so now prepare to pay for it. >> reporter: lokita carter was addressing the three people admitted of killing her husband steve carter. morrison lampley, lila alligood, and sean angold whom the judge asked us not to photograph today pleaded guilty to shooting carter as he was walking his dog on a hiking trail in 2015. the dog was also shot, but survived. >> the grief and the pain and the trauma that your actions have caused me personally have been just too much to bare. >> reporter: the three killers looked down at the table while carter spoke. alligood cried. they killed steve carter two days after shooting to death audrey carey in golden gate park. carey was visiting san francisco from canada. the three drifters had first befriended her. one of her killers alligood who was 18 years old at the time of the crimes read an apology. >> i am so sorry. i know the pain that i

in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right. so the 2017 nfl draft just kicked off about an hour ago. >> the san francisco 49ers were supposed to pick second but they traded down to third. >> the san francisco 49ers select solomon thomas, defensive end, stanford. >> there he is, stanford solomon thomas is considered one of the top pass rushers in the draft. the number one pick was always defensive end, the cleveland browns chose myles garrett of texas a&m. >>> right now you are looking at a live picture of the raiders draft party going on at the fox theater. there are a number of former oakland raider players there and current raider players. we also saw cliff branch. remember him from years, a number 21? the raiders haven't made their selection yet. they are scheduled to pick at number 24 so it's probably going to be a little time before they get on the board. >> another stanford player was chosen a few minutes ago. running back christian mccaffrey went at number 8 to the carolina panthers. much more on all of in this sports. >

. >> rob roth spoke with city owe firs who are backing the mr.ot to form a task force to study credit or not they should open a drug injection site where addicts can shoot up and have access to counseling. >> reporter: standing outside san francisco's main public library, chris, a 26-year-old hernia detective, told us that he shoots up at least twice a day. >> if you're sick enough, you will be doing it in the middle of the sidewalk where everybody is walking by. >> reporter: although he says he puts his used needles in a plastic container, not all addicts do. >> what we are doing now is not working. >> reporter: board of supervisors president london breed is calling for a task force to research an idea never tried before in the united states, opening what she calls a safe injection site. it would allow addicts to inject drugs in a place that counselors and health officers would be close by. no potential sites have been determined. >> we want to look at whether or not we should try this. it could help. >> reporter: san francisco ed lee worried th

in san bruno rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> your legislation in sacramento aims to deal with the wilduations in energy bills after pg&e customers suffered sticker shocks this winter. customers say their pills doubled or tripled when the weather turned cold. their natural gas consumption increased and was billed at a more expensive tier 2 level. the legislation would make sure the average customer had 70% of their bill covered by lower tier one rates during the winter. they would also require pg&e to estimate the cost of their next month's bill. >>> san francisco's bankrupt yellow cab company has been sold for less than the cost of most homes in the city. the examiner reports city wide cab made the winning bid at $810,000. while uber and lyft hasn't helped the taxi business, yellow cabs faced millions of dollars in lawsuit fees and judgments sending it over the financial edge. yellow cab's asset totaled $8 million and its liabilities totaled up to $26 million. the deal still needs to be approved by a bankruptcy judge. >>> on wall street a major index has closed a fraction hired today l

in oakland rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> threats of fare hikes and service cuts for bart riders. coming up next the unexpected money that will keep riders happy for now. plus... >> it's everything. it's an institution. >> what do you think about it. >> devastated. >> for 90 years people have been buying toys from this store in palo alto. and the store tried to adapt to new technology but it department work. and now the store is closing for -- didn't work and now the store is closing plus. >> one of the most soul crushing mind numbing experiences that any parent can have to go through. >> after trying for years to get a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge, families that lost loved ones are finally getting what they were fighting for. for. >>> cuts to bart service avoid. unexpected money from the state is saving some services and tom is in walnut creek with more on this. tom. >> reporter: this were -- they were spreesed because they were -- surprised because they were hoping for a financial bonn but they got the prime rib a state bill will provide 16 million dollars and that

in san francisco rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> after several days of above average temperatures and sunnyg just a little bit this afternoon with the high clouds in play. we'll see a near repeat for your wednesday before a springtime storm moves in where it will feel more like winter. more on this in just a moment. here is a look from up above again where we have all that cloud cover in place. if i stretch you back take a look at this system the center of it in the gulf of alaska and the rain line back in here. it will take a little while before it reaches us. but if it does, it will bring us a decent amount of rainfall with a look at the ridge that is still in control of our weather pattern, but it is weakening with each passing day. and as we get into your wednesday, a mix of mid to high- level clouds. temperatures are very similar to today. by thursday things will start to change up just a little bit with scattered showers starting early on for some and the brunt of the storm moving in by thursday night with a look at your future cast model tomorrow into the afternoon. mid to high-level

in marin county, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> today's weather is going to be i think a little betterhan yesterday, guys. i saw a huge difference in the commute. yesterday it was raining and we had a lot of crashes. >> i did too. >> much better, steve. >> what you're saying is the sun is out. >> yes. >> yes. >> it is finally. we will have a mostly sunny day. low clouds near the coast. you don't have to go far to find sunshine. mild to warm for the east bay and santa clara valley. some of the low clouds will keep upper 50s to low 60 closer to the water. a dry pattern through most of the day. day baseball, mostly sunny for the a's and the rangers. our system will eventually make it tonight and into early thursday. let's look at the rain totals. focusing on santa rosa. why? they're zeroing in on 60 inches for the water year. everyone else is doing quite well. the 59.88 is well above average for this time of year which was 33.55. they need .12 to get to 60. will we see that? the projected rainfall is .15. yes, if that does forecast materialize then they would go over 60 inches for the sea

we'll get the latest from caitlin roth in a few.n fairfax a hit-and-run victim targeted not once but twice and we are hearing from the victim's family and how police were able to track down the suspect. >>> and safe track surge 14 kicks off today. the surge affects the green line as well as the yell low. we have you covered on what you need to get around this week. first we say good morning to you. welcome to fox5 news morning on this saturday april 15th, 2017 i'm annie yu. >> and i'm caitlin roth. good morning. >> hello. >> great to see you. >> i stepped outside and it was pretty mild. >> yeah. >> definitely. it's nice morning. we've a string of beautiful weather days this week. >> sure did. >> let's take a live look outside. no rain coming from those clouds but as we take a view of northwest d.c. you definitely see that when it overcast. a warm front is approaching. that will move through this afternoon and with the warm front comes some very warm temperatures. let's get straight to it. it's mild but it actually feels pretty refre

caitlin roth will be back with a check of your forecast for this weekend. time now 8:13.ectations, make it busch gardens virginia! with surprises hiding around each corner, and good times guaranteed. busch gardens and water country usa. plan your two park getaway now, and eat free with select packages. >> it's a fascinating story that will likely make you angry. did you know that some of your tax dollars may be paying rewards to the families of terrorists who kill americans. now the parents of one of those slain americans wants this to stop. fox's eric sean has this story. >> reporter: taylor forest was a west point graduate who served in afghanistan and iraq. and was pursuing his mba vanderbilt. his future was bright. >> tyler was stabbed to death while he was in israel by a pale was savagely knifed to death as he strolled on a tel aviv ocean boardwalk last year. his killer, a palestinian terrorist whose stabbing spree severely wounded 10 others. >> all dads, all moms are proud of their kids. taylor basically did everything right but he was -- he was humble. >> reporter:

groen: that's what roth is all about. justice kagan: one of the oddities of your position is that you seem to be taking half of state law. in other words, you're saying well, there are these -- there are these lot lines, and everything has to depend on the lot lines because they've been legally approved. but there have been other things in this case that have been legally approved too, and one of them is this merger provision. and you seem to be saying, well, we look to state law for the lot lines, but then we ignore state law for the question of when lots are merged. and why should we do that? if we're looking to state law, let's look to state law, the whole ball of wax. in other words, saying, well, when i buy those two lots, they're really not two lots anymore. according to state law, they are one lot. mr. groen: in defining property interests, roth and this court in lucas note 7 both recognized that you look to the state law, not to the whole body of state law, you look to the state law that governs the creation that'

ktvu's rob roth has more on what happened. rob. >> reporter: well, frank, police won't say how much money they believe was stolen. now, most passengers pay on board in cash, but the city says after all this, that method may have to change. it's one of san francisco's most popular tourist attractions. most passengers bay the $7 cable car ticket on board and pay the conductor in cash. conductors are required to turn in that money at the end of the day. but police say two conduct orsz were pocketing some of that fare money, they won't say how much or for how long, but long enough to anger this san francisco municipal transit agency which operates the cable cars. >> we're all pretty angry about this. we will do what's necessary to make sure we minimize the chances of something like this ever happening again. >> in a san francisco courtroom the district attorney charged conductor david reyes with embezzlement and misappropriating federal funds. last week conducteddor albert williams pleaded not guilty to similar charges. authoritie

caitlin roth, how are you? >> good morning to you both and foles like we rushed into summer with the weather. tied a record at washington. >> felt like it outside. >> it was 91 degrees but with the humidity warmer, felt like the middle of summer and still humid. first steps outdoors, grab a sunday paper, it's sticky and cloudy, a lot like yesterday morning as we take a live view of the white house. it's last day of april and ending on a warm note, warm days throughout the month. 72 outside, mostly cloudy, winds out of the northeast and that will be a key difference i today's forecast compared to yesterday, winds out of the northeast off the atlantic relatively cooler waters. not for everyone, we got a warm front set up, and even though we're starting off around the same temperature, upper 60's to low 70, 69 frederick, 63 winchester and 72 in quantico, later this afternoon, we'll see a wide variety of temperatures i'll show you that in a minute. here's the setup. a couple of showers over pennsylvania, otherwise,

in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> if you still haven't filed your taxes, today, just so you know, is the last day. the deadline was extended because the 15th fell on a saturday and yesterday was a federal holiday back in d.c. you have until midnight to file or ask for an extension. >> if you don't have your stuff together, if you have documents that are missing, file an extension. take off the pressure. then you get until october 15th in order to file. >> you can file online until 11:59 tonight. but most post offices will close at their regular time today. >>> some will stay open late for you. for a list of those post offices, head to ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> with it being tax day, our question of the day is this: have you filed your taxes? yes, got it done. or no i'm a procrastinator. checking out the results, the vast majority of you, 84% say yes, got it done. 16% say no i procrastinate. i love reading your comments. doug tweets last week got it done. had to pay federal, state refund. broke even. >> black magic says i get it down asap because i usually have