like that of chris rowland. >> it's a lot that i've been through. >> reporter: shortly after startingaling with it. >> reporter: how did it affect your school? >> might grades took a dwindle. they went completely down hill. >> reporter: to the point where chris quit school, struggled to hold a job, and got in with the wrong crowd. he gave up on hope toledo. but not all hope was lost. because from that first day in the gym to now, pete kadens has stayed in chris' life. through all the missteps and blown opportunities, pete has been there, mentoring, lecturing, feeding, and fathering. >> what do we need to do to help you? >> reporter: and because of pete's ever-presence, today chris rowland is back on track. >>> i'm juliette goodrich, the bay area is a prime place for hiking and enjoying the tranquility of the nature. >> it makes you feel more relaxed. like, you can feel less stressed out. >> not everyone has equal access. now a former teacher is breaking barriers to introduce city kids to the great outdoors. >>> oh! >> after a 10 year delay a san francisco neighborhood finally has a gr

>> reporter: and because of pizza at our presence, today chris rowland is back on track.io. >> you know what i realized on this journey, steve, if all we do is give them money, they are not going to make it. yet a look at all of the things that create a successful student and a successful person. >> despite your struggles... >> reporter: most importantly, commitment. long-term commitment. >> pete has always constantly been there appeared when i gave him plenty of reasons to stop believing in me. he stayed, and he is still sticking it out with me. so pete is -- he is something special. it's hard to put in words. >> reporter: i think he just did. steve hartman, "on the road," in toledo, ohio. >> maurice: oh, they are family now. that's a bond for life. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i am maurice dubois. >> judge judy: she vandalized two of your cars. >> yes, ma'am. >> announcer: he believes his girlfriend had the motive. >> judge judy: why would she do such a thing? >> she went through my social media, i'm guessing. >> announcer: did what she

kelly rowland appearing to scold.re of the count of monte cristo. appearing to defy the usher, pushing her away from entering the venue, later posting a photo on instagram showing the full dress on display in doors. >> if you could just describe what you saw this year at the film festival that was different than last year. >> aggressive, aggressive. it's completely different. i just told you, i've been filming, taking photographs since ten years, but this year, 2024, it's completely different. it's aggressive. >> reporter: he says he noticed two to three celebrities per day being handled aggressively. >> i have a boundary, and i stand by those boundaries. and that is it. >> reporter: rowland standing by her actions, and appearing to suggest race may have played a role. >> and there were other women that attended that carpet, who did not quite look like me, they did not get scolded or pushed off or told to get off. i stood my ground and she felt like she had to stand hers, so i stood my ground. >> reporter: showing her

just the day before singer kelly rowland got into it, appearing to scold the same guard. it's not clear what led to these exchanges. >>> to rome now, where pope francis celebrating world children's day is paving the way for an italian teenager and gamer to become the first millennial saint. marissa parra has the story. ♪ >> reporter: 50,000 children from around the world joining pope francis for the very first world children's day in rome days after the vatican cleared the path for what could be the youngest saint of this generation. carlo acutis, an italian teenager who died in 2006 of leukemia, now credited by the church for two miracles for helping heal two young people who were critically ill. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> reporter: today, his mom antonia telling me carlo was a normal kid with an extraordinary heart. >> since he was small, he was a special child, a very generous, helping the others. >> reporter: his mom says he was a boy whoa loved video games, loved shocker, and used the internet and kind deeds to spread the word of god. religious scholars say a st

in the 80th minute bay fc goalkeeper katelyn rowland keeping her team in the games. chicago in these moments swanson came up big with when the red stars got a penalty kick. >> states. >> there you go. final score. 2 to one red stars on the take on the win to we heard from a couple of the players after the tough loss. maybe we do. >> afc is going to play their next game against the orlando pride. and that's happening on saturday. and that's going to wrap things up for us here at 11 o'clock. but you can always get the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com and the kron on app. >> thanks for joining us tonight. have a good night. >> a crisis higher education. it has political implications and it triggering broader questions about how young people are learning and living. we're joined by former president of purdue university and former governor of indiana, mitch daniels.

from the center of rowland, this new costco summer palace was designed to run to 1825, but the prince karl of prussia. he was thrilled by the beauty of the classical world and wanted his very own roman style country house in berlin. the gardens included in our laundry greenhouses, courtyards, fountains and even a casino. no. gonna lie. i could definitely imagine living here in this palace. if you like a more remote option, then you have to check out the corner vide hunting lodge palace. this palace is tucked away in what feels like the middle of nowhere because we're completely surrounded by lakes and forests. but we're actually just a few minutes drive from the center of portland. this is the oldest preserves castle in portland, completed in 1543. it's a place for berlin royalty to come to hunt. let's check out the hunting depot. although i imagine it's not going to be very budgetary and or begin friendly. the intense sometimes before uh, the hunting starts, we had checked. who would show which floor on the, or the barons the princess of the king had the right to hunt deer so far. an

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then we're going to break down kelly rowland's red carpet incident at the cannes film festival. and we also have breaking news on the arrests made after this terrifying attack on 90210i and ziering on hollywood boulevard. and remember when the infamous cheating website ashley madison was hacked, exposing all its subscribers nearly ripped apart this seemingly perfect couple. theirust moments away on access hollywood. back to you okay. thank you. here's what's coming up in prime time tonight here on nbc bay area. it's chicago night. chicago med at eight, chicago fire at nine, and chicago pd at 10:00. and then it's our 11:00 news live and local from our nbc studios. that's going to do it for us here at seven, for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our associate director, eddie duran. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening. we hope to see you back at we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our

after the verdicts were read out here, thejudge, rhys rowlands, addressed neil foden with some quitenkly, the fact that you put them forward at all was arrogant. you are a controlling individual used to getting your own way. you thought you could do what you like". the judge also said it was worrying that gwynedd county council dismissed concerns raised to them about foden's behaviour in 2019. the local authority did investigate, but no action was taken. expressionless, neil foden gave no reaction on the verdicts today, and he will be sentenced here on 1st july. tomos morgan, bbc news, mold crown court. thousands of tourists try to catch a glimpse of these much loved seabirds every year. but the puffin has now found itself unexpectedly at the centre of a post—brexit trade dispute between the uk and brussels. our climate editor, justin rowlatt, explains. a puffin arrives back at its nest, its beak full of sand eels to feed its chicks. but it has to get past the black headed gulls first. and it's notjust the gulls. a quarter of a million tonnes of sand eels are caught by european boats

emily rowland weighing in on that.eacting to home depot disappointing results in former national economic council director gary cohn is the u.s. imposes fresh tariffs on china. stocks on pause and if u.s. ppi data. if a streak of softer economic data persists, markets might be price for too much optimism on the earnings front. emily, i want to start with the pivot party that you talked about. you were talking about how things were getting out of control. are we still seeing matt or a resurgence of that with this idea that investors are confident that jay powell wants to cut rates? >> we are still in the pivot party, and chair powell has been the lead bartender on this. starting last august, the idea that rate cuts for coming for this risk on rally that was picked up by momentum investors, and he just has not deviated from that dovish message. as much as you lose financial conditions, you are seeing again this party taking place. i would say the one thing may be causing people to go home are these whiffs of stagflation

rowland. the former state's attorney of baltimore was sentenced to a year of home confinement after being convicted of perjury and mortgage fraud. this principle of equal justice for all in america is a pretty bedrock one. it used to be a consensus one. people going to new york dressed like donald trump, they all reject it. and yet this trial is a real success in its own rights. for weeks donald trump has had to sit in the courtroom where the justice is dispensed to regular citizens. faced a judge who is fair and firm while both sides presented their cases to a jury of his peers. all that happened while another group of trump lawyers are trying to convince the supreme court he has a special status as a former president. a special kind of citizen unbound. he has access to wealth, lawyers than 99% of all criminal defendants who step into a courtroom in america. and yet, the process played out as it should for any american. he went through the full normal process of a trial. that is what mais at

game losing streak 32nd minute penalty kick scoreless and orlando's adriana beats goalie caitlin rowlandhe winner. bay fc falls one nil. they've lost five straight. the 49 ers are getting set to honor one of the most iconic and impactful players in franchise history. the fourth annual dwight clark legacy series will take place thursday night at the california theater in san jose. the annual event will raise money for the golden heart fund, supporting 40 niners alumni facing challenges in life after football. four quarterbacks, including brock purdy, steve young, jeff garcia and alex smith will be there. and smith says dwight's impact is everlasting. >> so selfless, obviously not only as a teammate, as an alumni , obviously to go on to and be a general manager and i think, to really to his credit, kind of starting and creating the golden heart fund. i mean, it's a one of a kind, the niners are the only team that has anything like this comprehensive support to any 40 niners alumni that's struggling with life after football. it's a great way for the alumni to come together, raise money for

they fc goalkeeper katelyn rowland keeping the team in the game came up big with a save.tars got a penalty kick wasn't enough final score. 2 to one red stars take home the win. we heard from afc players after the tough loss. >> think we're learning with every single this is obviously a tough week back to back to back. so we had a lot of we had a lot of people who have even played a single minute and went to starting a game. and i mean, all of them stepped up and it was so but yes, just learning opportunity. game the support is on route. >> never been a part of a home home team with the crowd is the support of and shows up day in and day out for 90 plus minutes. i mean, i think it was early look at the clock is 98 and i couldn't even hear my own thoughts. they were screaming so on. so that's really what pushes us and gives us energy in the last few minutes. and i'm just really struck and some results warm. >> they have these next matches on saturday against the orlando pride. and that is your look at sport scale. >> well, we are going to start off the week on a cooler note

quakes beat the rapids three two back on the road in orlando to take on the pride goalkeeper caitlin rowland made a career best nine saves, but she couldn't stop a penalty kick by adriana in the 33rd minute. it was the only score of the match. bay fc held without a goal for the first time this season. orlando wins one nil. bay fc is back in action friday at home against san diego. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for today in the bay. quite the giants game anthony thanks very much. coming up on today in the bay father brother not just cheers for graduate students protest during berkeley's commencement while calling for a cease fire in gaza. plus rare, spectacular light shows this weekend you have one more chance to see it. the best times and places to get a glimpse of this geomagnetic storm and the trouble it could cause here on good morning. it is sunday and it is 730. and that i think, is the bay bridge. that is our emeryville camera. i think there's mostly fog in that frame, but there are spots where you can take in plenty of sun for today mother's day, and cynthia

connecticut governor john rowland was convicted twice for corruption, 10 years apart, spending 10 years in prison. the state's attorney of baltimore was sentenced to home confinement after being convicted of perjury and mortgage fraud. with the first trial near its completion the principle of justice for all in america is a bedrock one and just to be clear, it used to be, i think a consensus and it no longer is. trump and his republican toadies, people going to new york just like donald trump to stand at microphones, they all rejected and yet this trial is a real success in its own right. for weeks donald trump had to sit in a courtroom where justice is, day in and day out, dispensed to regular citizens. both sides presented a case to a jury of his peers. all while another group of trump lawyers try to convince the supreme court that he has a special status as a former president. a special kind of citizen unbound by the normal processes of mere mortals. donald trump does have more access to wealth and fancy lawyers then 99.9% of all criminal defendants who step into a courtroom in ameri

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brooke rowlands. thank you. thank you. any company in america but i do not want to say that because i do not want her stolen away from me. texas legislature candidates who are my complete and total endorsement. david covey, allan's, where is he? helen, and brent. where are you? stand up. there they are. david is leading very substantially and absolutely terrible speaker of the house who did not want to go into voter fraud and did not want to do it, david is, raise your hand, david is leading very very substantially against your speaker of the house and i see the recent polls and it is a week away and they have my total endorsement and they have phenomenal people and they are going to do really, really well and i appreciate you being with us, thank you and good luck and we from now, good luck, you will all win big and we have to get your speaker out of there, so we can go into voter fraud. even though we win texas, those areas, a lot of bad things happening, they have a lot of bad things happening and we have to stop it bef

brooke rowlands. thank you. thank you. any company in america but i do not want to say that because i do not want her stolen away from me. texas legislature candidates who are my complete and total endorsement. david covey, allan's, where is he? helen, and brent. where are you? stand up. there they are. david is leading very substantially and absolutely terrible speaker of the house who did not want to go into voter fraud and did not want to do it, david is, raise your hand, david is leading very very substantially against your speaker of the house and i see the recent polls and it is a week away and they have my total endorsement and they have phenomenal people and they are going to do really, really well and i appreciate you being with us, thank you and good luck and we from now, good luck, you will all win big and we have to get your speaker out of there, so we can go into voter fraud. even though we win texas, those areas, a lot of bad things happening, they have a lot of bad things happening and we have to stop it bef