thehere with dave rubin of rubin report. dave has emerged over the past couple of years as one of the great defenders of free speech, and even more importantly, open, honest civil discourse, which is a twin with free speech. dave, i will ask you a couple of questions and, if you would like to ask a question, tweet to me all one word,pie, it is up there now, and i will feed your questions to dave, assuming he is not high as a kite by then. he was smoking like a chimney in the back. why i have such a nice demeanor. can be so why you civil, you have no idea where you are what you are talking about. dave: it is in the cap. -- it is indica. let's talk about freedom. net: you started out as a standup -- ick: you started out with the young turks and political commentary and you had a break with them over various things. people change and disagree but a lot of it had to do with identity politics. identityu identify politics and why are they problematic to a free, open society? dave: identity politics is the scourge of our time. if t

of "the rubin report." dave emerged over the past couple of years as one of the great defenders of free speech and even more importantly, open, honest civil discourse, which is a twin with free speech and dave what we're going to do, i'll ask you a couple questions and then if you would like to ask a question, please tweet to me @nickgillespie. all one word. @nickgillespie. it's up there now and i'll feed your questions to dave. assuming he is not high as a kite by then. smoking like a chimney in the back. we'll get to those questions. >> people ask how i have such a nice demeanor. you know? >> why you can be civil. because you have no idea where you are or who you're talking to. >> it's indigo. >> yes. >> okay. enough of the weed jokes people. talk about freedom. >> so, you know, one of the things that's interesting about you is that you started out on the left. i mean, you started out as a stand-up comic and of course are from long island. you have to laugh. otherwise you would be crying. >> yeah. >> but

bob rubin and steve friedman followed and they also shared leadership of the firm.here is a long-standing tradition for this. it would be unusual if it happened again. shery: the journal is saying he is 63 and goldman isn't looking young the two copresidents to replace him, which does it necessarily make it will be a double appointment. max: hearing that reminds me that it is an important job and influential -- there hasn't been that many chief executive officers and goldman sachs and they have been around for more than a century. this is a gross overgeneralization, but in my head, matt knows more than this -- there is a few ways set in history to lead goldman sachs. i think gus leavy literally died at his desk. [laughter] like likehear that find is a want to give. >> i do not plan to die at my desk. onnie: he wasn't running leaving -- but these things change, and ceos, as we heard earlier, say things that they don't necessarily have to stick to. max: i am glad you have that clipped to the for my thoughts. not open touple are lloyd blankfein, bob rubin, he left to j

. >> i'm here with dave rubin of the ribbon report. dave has emerged as one of the great defenders of free speech and even more importantly open, honest, civil discourse which is a twin with free speech. and ask you some questions and if you would like to ask a question please tweet to me at knit g.i will then feed your qus today. >> people asked why had such a nice demeanor. because you have no idea where you are who you're talking with. >> one of the things interesting is that you started out on the left is a standup comic in your from long island so you have to laugh. otherwise everybody would be crying. you started off in political commentary and you had a break with them and people change in disagree but a lot has to do with identity politics. what is it, how do you define them and why they so problematic to a free and open society. >> it is truly the scorch of our time. there's one thing you have to fight its identity politics. the idea that you should be judged on your characteristics. what did martin luther king jr. say, he wan

rubin report. please give a warm welcome to the stage. [applause] hello. i am nick, thank you for coming out. naomi, thank you. and students for liberty for having me to talk to dave rubin. i do want to tell you, it is our recent 50th anniversary. he started and we got a bunch of panels tomorrow. make sure that at 4:30 pm to go to marriott because the first couple of hundred people, we will be giving out a special gift. i literally guarantee you will be rolling with laughter. at this gift. so please, be there but i am here to interview -- >> it's marijuana! thank you. aren't you libertarians? you should be applauding! [applause] it is not marijuana i will say that much but it is pretty good. >> well, meet me after the show. >> i am here with dave rubin of the rubin report. he has emerged over the last couple of years is one of the great defenders of free speech and even more importantly, open honest civil discourse. which of course is the twin conflict free speech. dave, what we will do is i'll ask

san jose, ann rubin, ktvu, foxnews. >>> a new law was passed by congress. a bill is called a fight online sex trafficking act. it has tougher penalties. tech analysts say the decision to remove personals because it could risk all of its other services being shut down. critics say the bill is overreaching. the personal ads have their benefits. >> california's on employment rate has hit a record low. the development department asked with the states jobless rate fell to 4.3% in february. employers added 14,000 jobs. the california air resources report band a chemical used in refrigerators. hydrofluorocarbons account for the greenhouse gases. the bed is part of the state plan to reduce greenhouse gases to levels by the year 2030. >> the marcus and dan is now stable. crews are keeping a close eye on the dam. this video shows water flowing down the emergency stilly after the rain tapered off. the water started to receipt. crews are now reducing the water level in the reservoir and monitoring the dams condition. if you're headed to the sierra, you are in luck. the

ezra klein and jennifer rubin. >>> coming up, more breaking news.to congratulate vladimir putin on the election, and then he went ahead and does it anyway. >>> also, we'll keep monitoring the situation in austin, texas. the austin pd called on the scene of this explosion. police say there was an incendiary device. but -- but what police are saying, what i'm hearing fresh from our control room as told you we would monitor, this law enforcement briefing is that the latest materials that were collected in the latest investigation they're doing on that most recent site was not actually incendiary. it was not actually what they view to be explosive materials. and not connected to the other bombings. you may recall we mentioned some of the reporting on that. what's new right now, as you can see on your screen is law enforcement officially saying that on the record in this briefing. we wanted to get you that update, and we'll have more on that coming up, including a report from nbc's gabe gutierrez that a mail employee was going through basically some mate

jennifer rubin and tim o'brien are back with us.arge number of those departures have been fired by donald trump. >> right. we were just talking about donald trump not being able to get lawyers to work for him. turns out he can't get staff to work for him either. what a surprise. people don't want to work for a liar, for someone who constantly undercuts them. people don't want to work for someone who makes rash, unfounded, illogical decisions. so he's getting to the bottom of the barrel, and it wasn't that full to begin with. remember at the beginning of the administration, a great number of republicans who criticized him were on the blacklist and didn't want to go in and weren't going to be allowed to serve. so he started with a mead oaker talent pole and as we progressed over 16 months we see one after another, they get fired or they quit or they're forced to quit. so he's busy calling back the people who have been let go. what's so bizarre, lawrence, he doesn't seem to realize what would be wrong with rehiring rob porter as if he

thanks again, dave rubin. >> thanks, brother. >> that was awesome. thank you. [ applause ] >> so up now we have an all-star panel with some amazing heavy hitters from the business world. we have steve forbes, chairman and editor of forbes media, a global media company that has over 5 million readers worldwide, patrick burn, major retailer to accept bitcoin and delighted to hear him speak recently at the round table with hea hearnando. and we have chris largest producer of tomato paste in north america. and moderator david clement. could you give these people a giant welcome to the stage. [ applause ] >> all right. so we'll get started. thank you everybody for being here and thank you to our panelists. we are unfortunately short one person. peter schiff got stuck in philadelphia and his travel operatio option gs were not the greatest. he could have taken a uber but wouldn't have gotten here until 10:00. once again uber could have saved the day as opposed to government services. so we'll get started. we've been chatting with our network of students and

and that could be harmful thank you so much for speaking to us and sharing your views joel rubin former deputy assistant secretary of state joining us there from washington thank you for your time well let's get more now on the woman who is set to take over the cia. she's a controversial choice having faced criticism for overseeing a secret prison in thailand where detainees were tortured political gain has more from washington. gina has spent most of her career at the cia undercover so there isn't much video of her but as she prepares to try and take the top job we're going to see a lot more of her and hear much more about her past she was in charge of the facility in thailand codenamed detention site green the senate has detailed what happened to captors there like abu zubaida he was water boarded eighty three times beaten by having his head slammed into a wall deprived of sleep for days he was kept in a coffin sized box possibly with insects for more than eleven days and held in a small box less than a meter tall for twenty nine hours the report also says that. he was held and tortur

anne rubin, ktvu. >>> toys "r" us has announced it is going out of business. the company will present its -- the company will be in a bankruptcy court hearing this afternoon. the announcement comes a few months after the company filed for bankruptcy. toys are us had hoped to be able to keep some stores opened but realized it did not have enough cash. the company says it has enough money left to pay its employees for two more months. toys "r" us has been in business for seven years. >> i bet some of those employees have been looking already. >>> coming up, another controversy for united airlines. how another dog ended up thousands of miles away from its family. >>> a good day on stocks so far the dow jones is up gaining 230 plus point. >>> changes sometimes affect the market. the reason shakeup at the white house may just be the beginning. president trump is hinting now more changes could be on the way. >> reporter: the president confirming reports he is hiring larry kudlow as his next economic advisor. tweeting the move will mean "unparalleled innovation, fair

as of right now, no suspension for rubin foster. on february 11th, foster was arrested for domestic violence and possession of an assault weapon in the south bay. today 49ers general manager john lynch spoke to reporters in indianapolis at the nfl combine. he said he couldn't speak too much on this issue because it's an ongoing legal matter. but he did say, quote, we have a high standard that we expect. i think we made that very clear with him. we remain in communication but a lot of that is going to remain private because of the ongoing legal matters. now, rubin foster was arrested in january for marijuana possession in his home state of alabama. >>> 21 and over only. two major retailers announcing changes to their gun sales policies. dick's sporting goods announced it will stop sales of all assault weapons at all of its stores. and less than three hours ago, walmart announced it will raise the age for weapons sales to 21. the move by those retailers coming as students in florida head back to school. nbc bay area's marianne favro i

. >> the district is implementing programs to help families make ends meet and as ann rubin reports,y say they need to focus on food and hygiene before they can focus on education. >> reporter: for many students in the ravenswood city school district, this is what home looks like, some live in rvs, others in garages a few in tents. >> at the end of the 2016-2017 school year, we were at 55% homeless. i --i was appalled. >> reporter: that's right. half the kids in the district are homeless. their families unable to afford rent in silicon valley. the definition of homeless in this case includes those putting entire families in single rooms or garage spaces. among them, this person's children. she spoke to us through a translator. >> for a time, her oldest child stayed with friends and she and her husband were sleeping in their car. >> reporter: ravenswood located in east palo alto has taken action. this year they put washers and dryers at the school so kids wouldn't have dirty clothes. they also introduced a hot supper in addition to the breakfast, snacks and lunch already served. the d

in east palo alto, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> great story.nt change as we wrap up the school year heading into the summer. our forecast includes some warming temperatures out there. 70s and 80s. in fact, we had one record to report today toward the oakland airport maxing out around 77 degrees. the timing is perfect with the a's home opener for tomorrow. lots of sunshine those readings approaching the mid-70s by first pitch during the 1:00 hour. here's the satellite. we're showing you just lots of clear skies up and down the state. the main storm track is to the north. as we come in real close here, we have also traced in the surface winds as a north wind. that's typically a warming wind. you probably felt that change over the past couple of days. current numbers still showing you 80 degrees out toward concord, santa rosa 76. san francisco a great evening to walk around the embarcadero right now. currently 70 degrees. and san jose checking in 76. here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. looking out toward the marin hea

hundred eighty seven the crash of eighty seven brought about the plunge production team of reagan robert rubin alan greenspan they started buying and selling stock futures in the open market for the first time in american history guiding the price of the dow jones so no. but he had to experience a down day and this is the beginning of the collapse of the american economy in a one way so you can apply that to everything in life there needs to be like because allah says i'm without hell if you need the good and the bad any of capitalism to work both winners and losers you can't bail out every single bank that gets into trouble you can't bail out every single county capitalist i need free money you gotta let the system weed out the losers otherwise you end up with you know a state controlled state maintained price fixing regime by the state that resembles all failed such experiments of the past why not just let the free market be the free market well here's brian quinn tens and of course he is a regulator he's at the c.f. t.c. and when clinton remarked in the interview that big question is absolu

in fremont, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it turned out to be a nice day.r the bay area and that trend will continue to the business week. and even this weekend, temperatures coming down but still quite nice. more on that in just a moment. take a look at the afternoon highs. widespread upper 50s at the coast, to upper 60s inland. santa rosa topping out at 70 degrees. these numbers are ahead of yesterday's by several degrees. even 10 to 15 for the inner east bay as well as northbay. 67 still in santa rosa. low 60s in berkeley. in the south bay, 63 in san jose. if you are going to see the giants and a's play at at&t park, upper 50s and a cool northwest breeze. here's a look at mostly clear skies, picking up mostly cloud cover to the north and east. we do have the north flow, brought on by the difference between the low that brought us all of that unsettled weather. now off to the east, high pressure beginning to strengthen in and the pressure gradient between the two kicking up winds this afternoon. a little breezy out there. we will continue to see the breez

in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a final farewell to a young bay area deputy. >> brian was supposed to be the future of our organization, not the past. >> after the break, the memorial service held today for deputy ryan circle and how friends, family and fellow law enforcement are remembering him. >> also, the san francisco giants big setback today just a week before opening day. their number one pitcher madison bumgarner broke his hand! mark will tell us what happened and how long he is going to be out in sports. >> a high-profile name in silicon valley joins the hashtag "#deletefacebook" movement. more on the fallout on the facebook's privacy breach. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through april 2nd. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> law enforcement from around the state paid their respects to the funera

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in east palo alto, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >> that has to be the best story of the day.tening to that teacher say, i just couldn't believe that someone would be so generous. think about that. they have changed so many lives with those donations. >> teachers need all the help they can get and helping kids. >>> let's check the forecast. it was beautiful. looks like a great stretch of weather for us heading into the easter weekend. >> nice forecast into the weekend. 70s and 80s in the area. one record to report, that was out towards sfo. 77 degrees break the old record setback on this day, 76 in 1986. so one record to report today here in the bay area. the stormy weather is out towards denver, toward colorado and portions of utah, as well. for us, though, as we take a closer look at the map here, the northerly winds setting up, and that's the warming wind so you probably noticed that change for today. let's check in on the numbers. still holding on to some 80s for concord and walnut creek. san francisco 72. santa rosa 78 degrees. so a very nice afternoon. our live camera to

ann rubin shows us how school officials and families try to keep students safe without scaring them. >> reporter: last week, trisha kept her children home for two days after someone tweeted a threat of violent in alum rock school district. she says the kids have not recovered. >> i have a 4th and 3rd grader here. and they are terrified and they don't want to be at school. that's how scarry it has gotten. >> reporter: they are not alone. number information connected by the nonprofit educator school safety network shows a significant upparticular in threats. since the shooting in parkland florida, they have been averaging 72 a day. that's 797 school threats nationwide since mid-february. >> the biggest take away is this stuff is not going away. whether it's substive threat or tokens they are happening in our schools and we have to have a plan in place. >> and the bay area there's no exception. last week there were threats at sanp jose state, milpitas and alum rock school district. in the last case a 12 year old girl was arrested. >> the disturbing piece about the threats is they come i

. >> you call this to bob rubin trade. the bob rubin trade is after a person -- the former treasure terry -- treasury secretary. thats selling things explode -- and what happens as -- andk was insolvent then, someone said, "black swan". >> so he was not alone. you use him as an example because he is emblematic of that problem. nassim: exactly, he thinks society owes some profits. >> wisest wall street has what you claim to be a misconception or misattribution about the notion of skin in the game? nassim: they don't understand three things. number one, it is not just incentives, disincentives are there for a reason. since the beginning of time and civilization, we have had rules that don't allow the architect and walk a structure away if it collapses and kills people. babylon.n nassim: exactly, and skin in the game is a filter mechanism. they are likely to die in the accident, and if you had a bad driver, not likely to die in an accident and not be penalized -- >> how do we make the financial system more darwinian? nassim:

ktvu's ann rubin tells us about the decision, the memories, and what will replace it.>> reporter: thismber 16 ferris wheel, a k a the aristocrat. it has been a part of the santa cruz beach boardwalk for nearly 6 years patient 60 years. it was also an important part of this man's childhood.>> was a wonderful ride to get a view. >> reporter: it was the site of countless states, marriage proposals, and even one high- profile balancing sent by acrobat nick linda. now that ferris wheel is being retired. >> it is not a safety issue, it is an ongoing maintenance issue for the ride. it is about changing the offering we have>> reporter: park officials people were not lining up for the ferris wheel like they used to. still it was a difficult decision to make >> especially for the ferris wheel because it is an iconic part of a seaside -- amusement park experience. >> reporter: nothing will replace it when away, but the boardwalk is considering another ferris wheel, maybe one bigger and flashier. still, fans could say nothing could possibly replace his memories of it, like that belinda higher wher

the escalation has prompted michael rubin to drop out of the process. diddy and curry were attempting to join rubin in his bid for the team. if sold at the current bidding price, it would set a record for a sport franchise and shalths the previous buffalo bills record. >>> turning now to tennis and the miami open, serene if a williams makes an uncharacteristically early exit falling to squaw pan's osaka. it was williams' fourth match since returning to the attorney after giving birth to her daughter and the first time since the 2012 french open that she's been eliminated in the first round, something that's only happened four times in her entire career. >>> finally, in major league baseball, the indians aren't set to retire their controversial logo until the upcoming season, cooperstown is a step ahead. the baseball hall of fame announcing it will no longer use the logo for plaques of new members which includes that for jim tome. he will feature the block c logo when he is inducted in july. congratulations to him. >> a lot of impressive highlights there

ann rubin is in newark tonight.many of the people here that attended this townhall are still in high school, not even old enough to vote. but, coach kerr and the congressman are hoping that this kind of townhall will inspire them to take action. now, the students came from seven different high schools in the area, invited by the congressman. but, it was warriors coach steve kerr who stole the show, getting a standing ovation and even a few hugs from members of the audience. he says he feels irresponsibly -- he feels a responsibility to speak out. he was joined by a 20-year-old from parkland, florida whose sister survived the recent school shooting there. they say this isn't an issue for the left or right but is about saving lives. and they add that thanks to a strong youth movement, they are noticing a push for change. the congressman and mike thompson spoke to the high schoolers, explaining that they have more power than they realize to influence government. >> for the first time in my life, i feel like there is a

ktvu's ann rubin tells us they are worried he is out on bail as his case proceeds. >>> -->> reporter:icholas o'connor walked into court in san jose. when it was over he went home. that is what had willow glen residents up in arms that someone accused of firing a got it at's in elementary is out on bail.>> it is someone who shut up -- it is insane that someone who shut up our children's school is out walking on the street. they should have an emergency session. they are concerned about the school shootings, they need to act. >> reporter: o'connor was arrested in november, accused of using a shotgun to use they shoot the security cameras. at the time, neighbor karen shearer chased after the suspect, and today she showed up to see his face in court. she says school shootings like the one in parkland florida are on her mind.>> i think about him every day. my window faces the school, so whenever i am doing dishes i look out at the school. she lives a half a mile from my house. i am constantly thinking about him. never stop. >> reporter: the district attorney's office say they are taking th

in santa clara county, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> city leaders in san francisco are taking stepspeople who are mentally ill and homeless. the city announced it is making 54 new psychiatric beds available at st. mary's medical center. this will more than double the current number of beds in the city for mental patients who need round-the-clock treatment. interim mayor mark ferrell has been pushing for the new facility for years saying, mental illness is one of the biggest problems facing san francisco. >> it's very evident on our streets and reflected in our homeless populations, but it's also happening behind closed doors. today represents a huge step in the right direction, what the city is doing to work and solve those issues. >> the beds will be housed at a facility at the hospital called the san francisco healing center. the first patients are scheduled to arrive next week. >>> now to berkeley where a new housing complex is on a fast track. these are prefabricated apartment complexes. as ktvu's paul chambers reports, they are being built in two days. >> reporter: underneath t

ann rubin tells us they are worried he is now out on bail even as the case proceeds.>>> reporter: today walked into court in san jose and when it was over, he went home. that's what has willow glen residents up in arms that someone accused of firing a gun at bookson elementary is out on bail. >> it's insane that someone who shot up our children's school is walking on the streets. the legislature should have an emergency session. they say they are concerned about school shootings. they need to act. >> reporter: o'connor was arrested back in november accused of using a shotgun to shoot the security cameras at bookson in the early-morning hours. at the time, neighbor karen scherer chased after him and today, she showed up to see his face in court. she said school shootings like the one in parkland, florida are on her mind. >> i think about him every, single day, every, single day. i'm --my --my --my window faces the school. whenever i'm doing dishes i look out at the school. he lives a half mile from my house. i'm constantly thinking about him. i never stop. >> reporter: the district attor

we're joined by the president of the center for american progress and jennifer rubin is back with us, jared to the rescue running down to mexico to try to apparently salvage what remains of negotiations on adjustments to 1/2 tarks one of the big subjects is going to be putting a giant tariff on any steel imported from mexico? >> it was like a mini-scandal. it feels like it was just last week that the mexican president's visit is cancelled because of controversy around the wall. and i'm sure tariffs help add to that. i don't know. i don't feel a lot of reassurance with the idea of jared kushner, he doesn't have top security clearance. maybe other people are reassured by jared kushner's travels travels to mexico. >> let's check if jennifer rube ing is. >> say what to the mexican president? >> who knows? >> the mexicans do not like negotiating nafta with a gun to their head. namely the tariffs. this would be a joke if it weren't real life. what we have is not only a never ending cavalcade of advisers and kind of misfits there anybody with an ounce of commence goes out the door because th

as ann rubin just reported, the company lost about $50 billion in market value over the past two days. and if you want to read zuckerberg's and sandberg's full statements, we have posted them on ktvu.com. we have also posted suggestions from a tech expert about how you can tighten up your own online security. >>> following russia's meddling in the 2016 election, a bipartisan group of senators is saying more needs to be done to make sure that never happens again. the senate intelligence committee has released its recommendations to protect against russian cyber attacks and other forms of political coercion leading up to the 2018 midterm elections. at the top of the list, more communication between states and federal authorities. >> we were all disappointed that states, the federal government and the department of homeland security was not more on their game. >> a more comprehensive election security report is expected to be released in the coming weeks followed by three other reports later on this year. >>> a high school student in oakland was arrested today for bringing a loaded gun o

. >> as ktvu's ann rubin explains, this will replace the extra buses that used to run on game days. >he san jose earthquakes just kicked off their season. now, they will also be kicking off luxury charter bus service to the games from downtown. it will be free for plans, meant to replace the extra buses vta used to provide. >> previously, they provided the buses for plans to get to the game. they changed their policies. >> reporter: it was june 2017 when vta changed their policy on special events service. extra buses, or light rail for games and concerts. stadiums are now expected to pay if they want it, and for avaya where the earthquakes play, it would have meant an extra 203 $3000 per year. so, they have decided to partner with lux bus. while they would not say how much the buses cost, they say it is a more affordable option. >> when we first looks, we did not think it would make sense. but we look at all the options and this is a great option for our fans. we are going to test it out and see how it goes. >> reporter: fans are curious. >> i think it's good business sense. i give pr

according to forbes -- rubin is worth 3-million dollars.ext four games. the two-time m-v-p is still recovering from his right ankle tweak. curry will not play on his birthday against the lakers at oracle arena. he will be re- evaluated next week. steph twisted his right ankle on thursday against the spurs in the first quarter. he didn't play in the last two road losses against the trail blazers and timberwolves. the warriors might be struggling but they don't seem to be too worried. they were supposed to practice this morning, but ended up cancelling it. last night -- they were celebrating curry's 30th birthday. the great images...seen all over social media today. while we don't know where this all took place, we can show you what happened inside. first off, curry and some of his guests arrived to the location in a yacht. --then, the mvp...clearly having a wonderful time...was seen enjoying the feast --he even got on stage and sang a few numbers. --later on, everyone joined him for a dance party-- including head coach steve kerr and assista

in fremont, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >> so glad he is okay.fell 20 feet. >> amazing that he was not injured at 92. >>> coming up, he was ready to pop the question during a special trip to california. >> i've been waiting for it, for 8 years. >> coming up next tonight, dreams of an engagement, just minutes before leaving the airport and making a quick stop at in-n-out. >>> last night, stormy daniels told her story about her alleged affair with donald trump 20 years ago. now, details about a new lawsuit filed against the president's personal attorney. >>> thieves broke into a rental car and stole a 1.3 karen -- 1.3 carat diamond engagement ring that a man was going to use to propose to his girlfriend. it happened this morning. ktvu's cristina rendon talked to the couple about what happened. >> we have never been to california. >> reporter: in bad times, some couples lean on each other and grow stronger. this man and his girlfriend, from st. clair shores, michigan, are supposed to be on a trip of a lifetime. but, one hour after landing in oakland

ann rubin in the south bay tonight. ann, thank you. >>> a 12-year-old is under arrest in the south bay for threatening to shoot up her middle school. police arrested the middle school student from sylvandale today. the child was booked into santa clara county juvenile hall. san jose police officers were contacted by students at the school. they say they had received threatening text messages. the messages made direct threats to kill and shoot up sylvandale middle school. the 12-year-old is now facing felony criminal threat charges. >>> san jose police say a garbage truck driver was hit and killed by his own truck this morning. officers responded to camden avenue at el paseo drive around 8 a.m. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver is only identified as an adult male. the circumstances of the death are still under investigation. >>> oakland's fruitvale neighborhood is getting some new affordable housing units. mayor libby schaaf and alameda county supervisor wilma chan took part in a groundbreaking ceremony thi

ok let's get more on our top story russia's expanding weapons program joel rubin is director of policy and government affairs for the ploughshares fund it's an organization aimed at eliminating eliminating the dangers posed by nuclear weapons he's joining us live now from washington d.c. we appreciate your time sir thank you very much indeed the trumpet ministration responded very very strongly for north korea was threatening the united states now these are strong words from vladimir putin what kind of response are you expecting from the trumpet ministration. well it's great to be with you rob and i think that the trump administration is going to be challenge because the president's rhetoric about russia is very different from his national security adviser secretary of state his secretary of defense the head of the cia so i fear it won't be a very coherent response but what it should be is one that is firm that states to russia that increasing their nuclear weapons capability is neither in their interest nor ours nor the world and they need to step back from this kind of inflammatory r

on iran lifted in exchange for the curbing of its nuclear development program let's speak to joel rubin in washington d.c. he's the president of the washington strategy group is also former deputy assistant secretary of state good to have you with us on al-jazeera thanks for joining us so many people would not really be surprised by what mohamed bin sandman is saying about iran and the on the nuclear agreement but how significant do you think his comments are coming at a time when he's embarking on this three week tour in the u.s. . well thank you for having me these are significant comments but it's really ill advised for him to be wading into the middle of a partisan fight right now and that's really how it's shaping up in washington over the iran nuclear deal democrats very much want this deal to continue and many republicans as well in congress have not voted to have this deal and they wanted to be implemented well they want the oversight they want the inspections they have concerns about other issues as democrats do as well but they want to keep this deal in place so for him to ins

rubin -- >> it would disclose the gendered composition of each board and commission on its website. the members of the public are informed.>>> there were events across the globe to mark international women's day. some observations in the bay area focused on celebrating women's contributions in the workplace.>> reporter: in the past year, they kept the spotlight on the obstacles that they face at work and across the world they have pushed for progress. they call the workplace equality and an end to sexual harassment with a me too movement. they have focused on the contributions and achievements of women. >> there are many women that show up who are working on the future.>> reporter: they celebrated legendary women in tech with its progress events. she says one of her biggest inspirations is the woman who brought her into the technology field.>> i am fortunate to have sat next to her and i said your job sounds really interesting. she created an opportunity for me at her company and that has been the beginning of my career. >> reporter: they say their aim is to create a more positive c

the doctor said it was done. >> reporter: a federal report shows a paramedic who arrived to treat rubinponse from the facility staff when she inquired who was in charge of cpr. in response to a lawsuit, the center and one of its doctors claimed rubin's death was the result of pre-existing conditions, acts of others or conditions over which they had no control or responsibility. the case was uncovered by a joint "usa today" network and kaiser health news investigation, which suggests surgery centers are not always prepared for a crisis. >> we had reporters in multiple states who are digging through court records, digging through autopsies, digging through ems records. >> reporter: christina was one of those reporters. their investigation turned up more than 260 deaths in surgery centers since 2013. ranging from the dozens who died after routine procedures like colonoscopies and tonsillectomies to at least 14 people who died after complex spine surgeries. >> the majority of the cases go great but what we found are some of the patients are not appropriate for the setting, they might be too

. >> and we are also joined by jennifer rubin who will weigh in in a second. continue. >> i'll be quick. so roger stone -- so roger stone come news this because in august, late august, august 21st he tweets it is soon going to be podesta's time in the barrel. and then the access hollywood tape comes out and then podesta e-mails get leaked and released and every day in fr then until election day a new batch were loo -- released. we haven't seen a new batch since election day. so that is very suspicious to the mueller investigation or so we are told. so they are asking questions about it. was roger stone fired from the trump campaign or did he quit? was there some sort of back channel? were they talking on the side and was he really not working for donald trump? so that is how stone fits into it. >> and jennifer rubin can we get your perspective. and sam nunberg and katy tur. >> this is a bizarre interview that i think katy ever had. this is just absurd. and don't know why he's doing it. does he need the attention or become some kind of regular call-in guest on

special envoy for middle east peace he is in san francisco and joel rubin who served as deputy assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs in the obama administration he's president of the washington strategy group joel joins us from washington. alone we'll start with you you seem the deadliest day who's in who's in violation of the cease fire well when they un security council declared a cease fire about ten days ago in the hope was that that could lead to a period of calm for a little while and as has happened so many times in the past the assad regime continues to bombard civilian positions throughout syria with the help of russia in particular and in its attempts to exert more control over the syrian territory as it stands now president bashar al assad is in the strongest position he has been in really since the start of the civil war support from russia the help of the iranians. have really helped prop up the assad regime in a way that allows him to feel confident in his ability to remain in power in the future. hold. what happens to the falls joe. well larry if it falls ce

in san jose, ann rubin ktvu fox news. >>> warriors head coach steve kerr will participate in town hall discussion on gun violence. kerr and congressman will speak at a new york memorial high school on monday. in the past year kerr spoke out about the need for stronger gun control follow mass shootings in las vegas, southernland springsas -- texas and it's person for the coach his father was killed by a gunman. he was a professor in beirut when he was asay thed in a -- when he was assassinated. >>> a trial has bun for a police officer charged with felony -- has begun for a police officer charged with felony hit-and-run. he became the hot cop of the castro in 2014 is accused of driving a car in 2015 that hit two pedestrians in north beach crosswalk and left the car at the scene and ran away. he was off duty at the time. the two men who were hit suffered serious injuries. his lawyer told the jury that he abandoned his car because the hostile crowd gathered at the scene and recognized him as the hot cop of the castro. and he felt threatened. >>> employees inside a domino's pizza in san jos

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it's done calling will show epic journey across the americas continues rubin's argentina and uruguay to form a winners and we decided to come to be united states specifically los angeles to tilt it's a man about the four lives of the united states men's national team that will not be present in russia and so much on bob bradley was the manager when the united states finished top of a group in south africa. in two thousand and ten alexi lalas was the poster boy of american football in the ninety nine. let's talk about about the states of the guy here in the united states. send you allow us your own good to see we do well yeah but we have a walk along the pier and of the shots are going. to pick news release you know what strikes men's national team have not qualified for the faithful will allow a lot of foreigners would think oh it doesn't matter to americans because you go and they felt it gold and yet you call them unless you call the baseball right really does matter it does and i think it's a there's a dramatic representation of how far we have come by the consternation and the co

ann rubin tells us that the police and school district are trying to figure out how this happened. it happened in a place where guns are not allowed. >> reporter: this photo shows the bullet fragment that was lodged in his neck, he was struck when his teacher accidentally discharged a weapon inside his class. >> i looked down measure, and there was blood a measure. and i wiped my neck and there was a bullet fragment. >> reporter: dennis alexander showed here in a previous interview, he was about to demonstrate gun safety when the weapon went all. gonzales said that the bullet struck the ceiling and then that cause fragments to hit three students. >> i love school to make sure that the metal was out of my neck. >> this is an event that should have never happened. it is on excusable. california law is very clear around guns in the school safety zone. >> reporter: the policy does not allow guns here. the superintendent said that normally a fake plastic gun is used in his class. >> we are investigating the incident and we are investigating our response to the incident. police were not

hundred eighty seven the crash of eighty seven brought about the plunge production team of reagan robert rubin alan greenspan they started buying and selling stock futures in the open market for the first time in american history guiding the price of the dow jones so no. we had to experience a down day and this is the beginning of the collapse of the american economy and anyway so you can apply that to everything in life there needs to it's like because allah says i'm without hell you need the good and the bad any of capitalism to work both winners and losers you can't bail out every single bank that gets into trouble you can't bail out every single county capitalist i need free money you gotta let the system weed out the losers otherwise you end up with you know a state controlled state maintained price fixing regime by the state that resembles all failed such experiments of the past why not just let the free market be the free market well here's brian quinn tents and of course he is a regulator he's at the see if t.c. and when clinton remarked in the interview that big question is absolutely