rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all— rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all of— rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all of this. _ rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all of this. i _ rob, let's come to you on one. your take on all of this. i thought - rob, let's come to you on one. 7m;- take on all of this. i thought you might go to and first because i know she is like to talk a bit more enthusiastic about the royal family than i do. for those who think there is nothing to do after then having a hereditary system for head of stay, you would think that after would be the king would not be allowed to call his wife the queen. that would just be absurd, wouldn't it? just crazy. i thought would happen here is it's been decided, the passage of time has lessened any public antipathy towards camilla so therefore the title of queen is now acceptable. arouse people realise it's actually crazy that the king is not allowed to call his wife the queen. undoubtedly charles must be pleased about this because it's no longer a decision, the

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we'll turn to rob now. rob, it's not just going to be warm in l.a. this weekend, as raj mentioned. the bay area is actually going to catch some of that heat as well in the middle of winter. it's still february. >> that's right, and raj mentioned it, actually the heat advisory is up for the super bowl at l.a. if we see a game time temperature of about 85 degrees, that would be the warmest ever to start a super bowl. as you can see, 3:30 sunday afternoon, pretty close to that. we could be breaking records for the super bowl in southern california. closer to home, we've already broken a record high in san jose, 77 degrees so far today. we're as warm as close to 80 in fremont and saratoga, 83 in scotts valley. yes, the weekend could break more records for high temperatures. but get ready for a case of weather whiplash. monday and tuesday, windy, cooler temperatures, and possibly see rather snow showers. we'll let you know about the forecast coming up in about eight minutes. >> thank you, rob. >>> super bowl party checklist for this year. beer, chips, masks, and covid tests. but as nbc

rob is live in hartford tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. it's so different from the blizzard we had here just this past weekend. these pulses kind of ridjestamst long duration and very, very large event with cold air included. those alerts you mentioned, we got them up now for 35 states from maine all the way to mexico. winter storm warnings. look at that ice storm warning. flood watches and tornado watches. this storm has it all. the rough stuff now moving through alabama, will get into georgia. the pinks go all the way down to southeast texas just outside of houston. icy conditions from memphis all the way in through cincinnati. i do expect more power outages tonight as the ice and snow piles up. the rain turns to an icy mix in the morning along the big cities, new york to boston. i expect over a foot of snow in northern new york and northern new england, but as this thing pushes through, the bigger story is going to be the cold air catching up to that moisture. we could see a flash freeze in some of these areas as temperatures drop throu

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. governor newsome is rolling out new gun control measures for the state of california including trying to hold gun makers accountable for acts of violence. it would also prohibit advertising certain guns to children. >> the gun safety legislation was announced earlier today alongside attorney general rob bonta. the governor saying we are in a critical moment for gun control and the state has work to do. i'm sick of being on the defense on this stuff. >> so we have 4 great pieces of legislation here today getting tough on ghost guns. acquiring background checks, even with serial numbers. it goes. county issue is a crisis in the state and country. all know that. this is a serious moment. public health and safety of millions and millions of americans are at risk. and so california has to do more. >> the governor is using the abortion law that was upheld in texas as a template opening the door for citizens to file civil lawsuits against gun manufacturers. global news now, president biden a

the market will focus on those more than what the fed has already baked into the cake >> you know, rob, jim makes a lot of good points about the economy being strong and we know what's been going on with the supply chain and it's been going on for a while and it doesn't necessarily seem to be abating and maybe we're all getting used to it, maybe in the form of higher prices and the company's ability to manage through those and then the ultimate outcome on their results. so, rob, what do you make of what's going on right now as we look at inflation and as the fed is looking at the hand that they may be playing in five weeks from now >> so we came in thinking the fed was behind the curb. we still think they're behind the curb and they've done a great job as bryn pointed out and jim pointed out in setting the table being as aggressive as they can given the data, the economy, inflation, and the like and the markets are pricing in a 50% chance of a 50 basis point hike in march and we think it will be a 25 basis point hike. the fed is condition standly reminding us that they're data dependen

we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment with rob merrick and anne ashworth. the queen says camilla, duchess of cornwall, should have the title queen consort when prince charles becomes king. in the last half hour, it's been confirmed that the moroccan boy trapped in a well for five days has died. his body was brought up by emergency workers earlier this evening. new appointments at number 10 as the prime minister shakes up his team after the resignations over downing street parties. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rob merrick, deputy political editor of the independent, and property and finance commentator anne ashworth. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... a picture of the queen smiling on the front page of tomorrow's sunday telegraph — it writes that the duchess of cornwall will be crowned queen camilla when prince charles ascends to the throne. camilla will be queen — that's the headline of the sunday mirror — highlighting the monarch's announcement in her platinumjubliee messag

i have rob portman on my show today. i certainly hasn't ruled it out, but he's retiring. even if the vote is 52-48, i would call the confirmation process not contentious. >> that sounds good. thanks for your insight. we look forward to seeing your show today. we hope you join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." we'll have interviews with linda thomas greenfield and an exclusive interview with senator mark warner and member of the foreign relations committee, as he just mentioned, senator rob portman. we hope you stick right here and then tune in to "meet the press" at 8:00 after this newscast. >>> back here locally, a fire truck slammed into an apartment building in oakland yesterday afternoon. our nbc bay area sky ranger got this look after the crash. firefighters say they swerved to avoid a car in the intersection. three firefighters were injured but not seriously. no one inside the building was hurt, but the crash ruptured a water main, flooding the basement. >>> a growing memorial this morning outside the salinas police department. flowers in honor of the offic

rob is here now with the latest. rob, good morning. what a mess. >> yeah, i tell you, gio, i don't know about you but had a tough time getting in. a lot of ice on the roadways across parts of the midsouth. scenes from yesterday. with trees coming down in memphis, plano, texas, covered with sleet and snow. record lows potentially across southern texas. we have alerts that are in effect right there, but where the snow and ice is, that's just adding like more refrigeration to this air, so these windchills are really brutal especially where the snow and ice is piled up and gets colder in the northeast come tomorrow. 2 degrees for a windchill in new york city, minus 4 in boston and still well below freezing if you go down to the south and deep freeze in texas. a lot of farmers worried about crops all the way down to south padre island. windchills in the upper 20s. more on this in a little bit. whit, over to you. >> a rough morning for a lot of people, rob, thank you. >>> we move now to the tensions with russia over ukraine. vladimir putin g

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hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. just north of new york city and temperatures are below freezing the. roads, the swabs, they're icing up. the bridge behind me, no doubt, is getting slick. the precip is on top of that cold air that's infiltrating the northeast. it's pretty wide. several hours of icing here. anywhere really north of new york city, which is going to be problematic. a flash freeze as temperatures plummet. anything on the roads will freeze up. look at the numbers in the morning. brutal cold. minus 4 in albany, minus 12 in indianapolis. minus 10 for a wind chill to start the saturday. >> we can hear the wind on your mic, rob. we'll be watching thank you weekend, thank you. >>> we turn next to former vice president mike pence late today striking back at former president trump, saying president trump is wrong to say that pence as vice president had the right to overturn the election. pence then saying there is almost no idea more un-american. it comes on the same day the republican party went after two membe

an attorney general rob bonta was brought in to help mediate a conversation between the 2 agencies. today bonta announced the m o u has been extended for another 60 days. that will give the police department and the da's office more time to reach a new agreement. >> crime victims, their families are pushing lawmakers for more public safety solutions, especially with some crimes rising during the pandemic. they rallied at state capitol, demanding better investments in community crime prevention efforts and resources for healing victims. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> a vigil outside the state capitol commemorating victims of crime. the vigil part of a rally wednesday organized by a network of surviving loved ones of those lost to the group demanding california lawmakers boost resources for crime victims and invest in local groups outside of law enforcement to help prevent crime, tired. >> of overlying on policing and criminal justice system to keep us safe. that is lazy and disingenuous. we're here to make sure that the state and decision makers in every city

let's go to rob. >> rob: absolutely. i think what's going on here is this is obviously a very political move from biden and the biden administration to wrap themselves around eric adams. eric adams has made being tough on crime a centerpiece of what he is all about, it's one of the reasons that he got elected but i have to call them out on this because they seem to want to have it both ways when it comes to being tough on crime. on one hand, jen psaki invited and the administration saying they have never been before the defund the police movement but the most prominent and popular voices in their party particularly in social media congressional superstars like aoc and ayanna pressley have been active proponents of the defund the police movement and in cori bush's case, she comes out of st. louis at her car was just hit by gunfire couple of days ago. thank god that she's okay but it's an example of how this rhetoric actually makes people's lives more dangerous. furthermore, they are acting as if the current vice president

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they didn't have to that because i was an honor. >> rob somebody. instead the lawsuit states police were responding to reports of 3 young women shoplifting, expensive cosmetic items from a store. >> tony, it's to being one of them and was found by police in a field nearby hiding in the bush. so you've got about attorney adante pointer a foam. arco was commended to attack him in the fall. winter says the video from there. the dog was out of control. wasn't what's the started attacking clawing and biting. >> at miss bates scout. the dog. was in the throes of a bloodless title >> i did i'm you know, well, you should run from the police. how and taken to john center. surgeons were able to reattach or scout. >> she pled guilty to the shoplifting charge and served time in jail. she is now home in oakland where she is back in school, but she says she is still haunted by the mauling. the police department's website shows officer resent ace and marco are still out in the field. yes, it looks like to me. >> what you would imagine what you've seen in movies an

hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. over a dozen record high temperatures ahead of this thing on the east coast. well, that party's over. temperatures are plummeting tonight. winter storm watches posted for parts of the northeast and those alerts stretch all the way back to southern california. dallas to little rock to memphis, winter storm warnings for icy conditions tomorrow morning, pretty much all day long. that moisture rides up the cold air into ohio and pennsylvania, into new york city. by friday morning, snow on the ground, then ice, and then rain. but mostly snow. hartford, boston north could see upwards of a foot of snow. before this thing ends friday night. david? >> the wind on your mic, a sign of what's to come, rob, thank you. >>> when we come back here on the news tonight, the deadly helicopter crash at a u.s. navy >>> we also have news on the queen's health tonight. i could've waited to tell my doctor i had leg pain just walking the dog... but i didn't wait. i could've put off telling my doctor my leg wa

meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking how our workweek is going to shape up. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you on this monday. thanks for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we broadcast not only traditionally to television, but you can watch us a roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. let's start out with a look at the forecast. we'll check in with mike in a little bit. rob mayeda is in for kari this morning. >> a bit of a chilly start. 30s and 40s for the morning. go find a t-shirt or short sleeves for the afternoon. we've got mid-to up 70s today around san jose, and we've got warm temperatures here to start the week. but big changes coming our way by thursday and friday. we'll see a chance of some rain and sierra snow making a comeback. a closer look at the storm totals ahead at 4:45. for a first check of our morning commute, here is mike. >> this is a a note looking ahead for folks traveling tonight. at 11:59 tonight they're going to close eastbound 80. remember, just a few weeks ago they're goin

we'll ask senate relations committee member rob portman why that is. but first to chad pergram on capitol hill with the very latest. chad? >> good afternoon, charles. senators have discussed nord stream 2 and a bill for weeks. >> seems to be some fall off on this. maybe the administration is waiting with senate democrats and pulled them back off of a couple of positions. >> i just asked chuck schumer what happens if russia invades. the senate is still dithering on the bill. schumer says the bill has to have bipartisan support. >> it is moving along. there's still a couple of areas of disagreement. the basic view of many on our side and of the white house is to pass a full strong sanctions bill before any invasion and god forbid there be an invasion would take away the disincentive for russia innovating. >> officials just briefed senators last week on the russian thread and it seemed like the sanctions bill was coming together. >> the briefing i think will accelerate the bipartisan sanctions package. >> that's not the case. schumer would not guarantee t

i'm rob nesbitt. kron 4 news. rob, thank you for that. as rob just mentioned, 5 people have been killed in freeway shootings in just the past 9 months. police are still searching for the shooter and at least 3 of those cases, including the shooting that killed alameda county sheriff's cadet david, the win in november. 29 year-old amani morris was shot and killed approaching the bay bridge toll plaza as her fiance and children drove her to a job interview just 2 weeks before that, this toddler jaw, a jasper wu was shot while riding in a car. >> on 8.80. >> coming up at 6.30, we're going to take a look at the new tech being used in alameda to try to better solve crimes on the road. but it also brings concerns about privacy with it. >> new tonight at 6, an update on a story we brought you at 5 o'clock. bart has now confirmed someone has been killed at renda station. it happened this evening after that person was hit by a train. it happened about 5.30. there is no other information on how this happened or who the victim is just yet the or in

time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning, rob. >>good morning you. my microphone. what? wow. that's a very large microphone trying to impress me. it's a blue it's something in the world of broadcasting. feel i just have this little to its. i don't know if you've heard, but i'm kind of a big deal all right. tell me about the stocks. and then i know you've got cheap airlines in rolled in with your headline this morning. and i'm a huge fan achieve so tell me about that. >>well, since this is the week of love ending with valentine's day, about 7 days. let's talk about mergers and acquisitions. you're seeing frontier and spirit getting together announcing a 6.6 billion dollar deal. it's bad for consumers because it takes one of our options. it's good for the companies as they have better pricing power and honestly, life during covid is probably not easy to be a ceo of one of these companies. so that's good news, bad news. but it's a murder. it's marriage, so to speak. stocks are trying to build last week where we had a strong week. but

rob marciano is going to carefully time this out for you. and abc's trevor ault leading us off tonight from cleveland. >> reporter: tonight, the second punch of sleet, snow, and ice from that massive winter storm making travel dangerous and knocking out power for more than a quarter million customers. more than a foot of snow across the northern side of the storm, from st. louis to cleveland. torrents of rain ahead of this snowfall washed all of the salt off the roads, and now all that rain is frozen. the crews are trying to play catchup now, but the roads are so icy, at least one of these plows was hit by a car this morning. across the oklahoma city area, drivers helping one another get unstuck. in memphis, a dangerous mix of sleet and freezing rain. too much for many trees now encased in ice. one landing on this home. another tearing down power lines. on the warm side of this powerful system, a tornado touching down in central alabama. at least one person killed, several injured. and in texas, officials say so far, the power grid is holdin

>> we can hear the wind on your mic, rob. we'll be watching you this weekend, thank you. >>> we turn next to former vice president mike pence late today striking back at former president trump, saying president trump is wrong to say that pence as vice president had the right to overturn the election. pence then saying there is almost no idea more un-american. it comes on the same day the republican party went after two members of congress for continuing to ask questions about who helped plan and orchestrate the january 6th attack. here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl on the former vice president and what he said. >> reporter: tonight, something we have never heard before from mike pence, declaring donald trump is wrong when he said that as vice president, pence had the right to change the outcome and could have overturned the 2020 election. >> i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidenc

another one to rob gronkowski. this is like a - rob gronkowski. this is like a machine _ let's get more of brady's retirement from nfljournalist melissa jacobs joining us live from oakland. melissa, great to speak again. we chatted so much of the last years about tom brady. i was looking at your twitter feed today the football girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and itjust doesn't girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and it just doesn't feel girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and itjust doesn't feel real. you're right, a whole generation of fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what _ fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what so _ fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what so incredible. - that's what so incredible. everything about brady's career has been incredible but really the longevity is what stands out. 22 seasons. you think about the number of fans, even in new england that's all they've known. they've only known in nfl with tom brady enter. even those a little bit older, you became an nfl fan when you were

sergey live rob has been in his position for nearly— rob has been in his position for nearly two— rob has been in his position for nearly two decades, not viewed as a helpful— nearly two decades, not viewed as a helpful person —— serge lavrov. this is part— helpful person —— serge lavrov. this is part of— helpful person —— serge lavrov. this is part of the — helpful person —— serge lavrov. this is part of the wider game russia wishes _ is part of the wider game russia wishes to— is part of the wider game russia wishes to play over the issues of ukraine — wishes to play over the issues of ukraine. lucy is absolutely right to have these — ukraine. lucy is absolutely right to have these conversations, to have these _ have these conversations, to have these talks, to be seen to be making effort _ these talks, to be seen to be making effort is _ these talks, to be seen to be making effort is really important. but i think— effort is really important. but i think everyone will be astonished if liz truss— think everyone will be astonished if liz truss had tur

hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. we just started really digging out of this thing, as you mentioned. now here comes an even bigger winter storm that's going to effect a huge chunk of the country. you mentioned the 17 states. here's where the alerts are, across the midwest. winter storm warnings from illinois in through lower michigan. those will expand. this thing gets started tomorrow night in colorado, then spreads into the midwest by wednesday morning. heavy snows from wichita, kansas city, st. louis, reaching up into detroit. and that icy mix drops down into places like dallas, memphis, pushing up across the ohio river valley and eventually into the northeast on friday. as far as snow is concerned, we could see over a foot of snow from middle missouri in through lower michigan, but we're always concerned about this ice. could be significant from dallas to memphis, cincinnati and this does push into the northeast on friday. we'll talk more about those impacts tomorrow. david? >> all right, rob marciano, and great

i'm trying to go in order here, rob. i know sometimes you can't help yourself, but why don't you take the first three first. take the first three first. >> first three first linde, one of the large of the natural gas companies in the world and tied to the re-opening story because of its inputs for many consumer discretionary products and industrial products, tech products like semiconductors the government just told -- the white house told tech companies last week to shore up their semiconductor supply chains and linde benefits there pfizer, a cheap stock, it's underperformed today it's cheap to the s&p and cheap to the health care index and they have a line of products that's incredibly effective in the covid landscape and then j.p. morgan. they had higher expenses that were near-term headwind and we think that higher spend will translate to market share gains as it's done historically. so we added to that. >> you have to wait to shoot the ball, rob, until i give it to you in the right position, right? you don't have to

rob mcbride al jazeera, so the u. s. has asked honduras to arrest and hand over its former president wine orlando, hernandez to face some specified charges. years prosecutors believe he engaged in the acts of corruption and drug trafficking to fund political campaigns. allegations is always denied and, and has left office last month. he was president for 8 years. a funeral has been held for a palestinian teenagers, shot dead by israeli security forces during unrest in the oxide westbank 11 others were injured on sunday. stephanie deca report. oh gosh. oh, allies cut short. the body of 17 year old from a double solid is taken to be buried. was killed by israeli forces during confrontations. new janine in the occupied west bank. the stand off started when these really army arrive to demolish the homes, palestinian prisoner mohammed, java dot, who's accused the fatal shooting and his really subtler in december. that also led to norm standoff between policy and gunman and israeli army. the army said, quote, it identified wha

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. a new bill wants to require bart and muni to come up with a plan to address harassment of women and other vulnerable population. a state senator from irvine introduced legislation that would require the state 10 largest trend set the district's to recognize street harassment as a safety concern for riders and then create some solutions based on data group stop ap. i hate to sponsoring this measure. they say women of color are common targets of street harassment while walking to and from transit stops waiting at a transit stop and riding public transit. 2 miners have been arrested in the shooting of a 16 year-old in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood. >> monday night police responded to the 600 block of arkansas street after being notified of the shooting when they showed up. officers found shell casings and were notified of a 16 year-old boy who was dropped off at a local hospital after suffering an apparent gunshot wound. the officers say they determined the victim was related

i was there with lisa who robbed the reminder of all top stories. the u. s. is deploying thousands of extra american troops to eastern europe. the pentagon says the may send a strong signal to russia, which is amassing troops that ukraine border. we do not know if russia has made a final decision to further and aid ukraine, but it clearly has that capability. the department defense will continue to support diplomatic efforts, led by the white house and the state department to press for resolution. we do not believe conflict is inevitable. the united states in lockstep with our allies in partners has offered russia a path to deescalate. but we will take all prudent measures to assure our own security and that of our allies. new zealand diseases strict border controls and pays the 2 years ago in response to the crew. the virus pandemic, vaccinated citizens, no strain will be the 1st alarm home without quarantine this month. their reports, at least 8 people have been killed in a us led operation in northern syria. it's believed and kinda affiliate fight. it was

rob, note. stops and people ward and must drive me no, wait, wait, what were you going electric >> hooton. it's a potent. you tape you tonight. thank you, pete say putin who to whom? hooton. okay. so you're on to a look. you can move on to electric cars. what's going on i love that mustang. >> love that car has some reports highest rated electric vehicle. so this could be a bad year for no red com petition are at serious competition. yeah. and now they have serious competition with 4, 0, that's nice to see. >> is that that investment was if you invested in tesla, i'm asking for a friend. that's what i just steer clear of. >> really. well, you know, i was wrong. i didn't get on the way up. i'm not going to be online. all okay. i thought you meant steer clear of tesla. you're saying steer clear of of advising my my friend on test. okay. what this was surprising to me where you were talking about housing and i always thought california, we were the winners when it came to ridiculous. lee expensive

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>> i completely agree with rob. as a long term invest i'm licking my chops when the market is down and get to buy names i really like are on sale. every really strong high conviction idea i've been able to buy at a discount throughout my career has been a home run an warren buffett always said be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful. now is exactly the time you want to be greedy when everybody is selling and headlines which are not driving fundamentals of the company are what are driving human behavior that is exactly when you want to be a buyer. charles: you know, shana, obviously this is a serious selloff. i often find after the fact that something else was going on, not the obvious. we know the obvious. could there be something else though? could market signal some other concern we just don't talk about? >> i mean it could. back in the financial crisis i was fortunate or unfortunate depending how you look at it to work at a hedge fund from asset based lender long before anybody else h

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> johnson and johnson is pausing production of its covid vaccine. the company has reportedly shut down production on the only plan that was making usable batches of its vaccine. according to the new york times, the stoppages temporary, it remains unclear why the company has paused production, though. it is also unclear whether this pause has had an effect on vaccine supplies yet. >> other news tonight, the attorney for the man arrested for attacking in oakland, chef at the nfc championship game in los angeles is standing by. the suggestion that his client acted in self-defense. but he's also questioning the motives of officials in the la suburb of inglewood kron four's. dan kerman joins us now live with more. dan? that's right. he wants to know why that surveillance video which suggest that the mayor has been talking about hasn't been released yet. >> he is also questioning what role the super bowl, which is coming up this weekend. he's played a part in the motives of

rob is in for kari thise're exp. we've got a sneak preview over the weekend, we did see a few areas that did get close to 70, and we'll see more of those. in fact, mid-70s for places like san jose later on. 48 degrees in san francisco, but a bit more chilly as you head inland around livermore. 40 degrees currently, and into san jose you've got most clear skies, 44 degrees. you see nothing in the way of low clouds or fog. we'll see high clouds at times, moving in for the afternoon. no rain. that is staying in the pacific north west. increasing high clouds as we head toward evening, which should make for a nice sunset. hour-by-hour, moving you forward from the morning, chilly from 7:00 to 8:00 this morning, but as early as lunchtime, if you want to get from indoors and head outdoors, it will be pretty warm. 70 degrees by noon in san jose and livermore. then by 3:00, check out santa cruz, up to 75 degrees, mid-70s san jose, fairfield also into morgan hill and san martin, both today and tomorrow, likely will see mid-70s.

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, rob. and this week, voters in san francisco decided to recall 3 members of the city school board. >> tonight we're hearing from 2 of them in a story you'll only see on kron 4 they tell are has made unit their job as educators is far from over? >> i will always stand by our communities who are asking for these changes. i'm not going to stop being here. not going to stop being involved. not going to stop advocating san francisco school board, president gabriela lopez and commissioner allison college share their thoughts in the wake of being recalled in tuesday's special election. none of this is a surprise. >> we've been threatened of a maybe even 6 months in toward term because of what we're highlighting, what we're bringing up and what we're challenging and the issue that i'm pointing to is when that comes from people of color, primarily women of color, that is enough of a problem to silence us and how they achieve. that was recall the most controversial school board commissioners, allison

kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. it is a completely different situation, though, in contra costa county where that indoor mask mandate is no more in san ramon. people hit the gym today without having to wear masks for the first time in many weeks in walnut creek, people told us they're excited too free. their faces. >> we are excited to finally be here but know that it could be taken away at any minute. so we're enjoying it while we can. and they slipped it. everybody so happy. i'm so happy. >> and it's feels beautiful in free. and i want everybody to know it's ok, we can come back to california now. i think it's a good thing. i'm okay with that. wearing a mask indoors. >> meanwhile, a group of community and health leaders in alameda county is opposing this lifting of the indoor mask mandate saying alameda county's ignoring its own covid guidelines sent a letter to county supervisors. the group listed several reasons including the county having not met its own agreed upon csiteria for lifting the mask mandate. they a

rob. vicki, both coast guard in the marin county fire department say that sneaker waves are difficult for even the most advanced swimmers to navigate. >> it's the type of way, but now has the padilla family making funeral plans? for days? multiple rescue agencies in marin county search the waters of near beach for jose mud. ardo padilla, his fiance, shawn hinson posted online that the national park service recovered his body saying, quote, he was found just before sundown on february. 11th on the shore near the accident site. now we will be able to bring him home to his family in honduras. before that, we want to host a memorial to give everyone an opportunity to say goodbye, raising money online for the memorial with a $10,000 goal, according to bret mctigue with the marin county fire department. it was a sneaker wave that caused the village drowning long intervals on the catch is folks off guard because it will be seen when calling out there and all of a sudden you can set come in. >> th

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. another big story we're following a forty-niners fan is in a coma tonight after he was found beaten. >> in the parking lot of so 5 stadium in inglewood during sunday's nfc championship game against the rams. force. encourage has more details on the victim who has been identified as 40 year-old daniel luna, a restaurant owner from oakland death. that's right. he owned restaurant in oakland on piedmont avenue, very popular. we've been told. we spoke to people today who know hie who are friends with them. >> who've eaten at his restaurant, they can't believe this has happened. oakland chef and restaurant tour daniel lunar remains in a medically induced coma. >> after being attacked in a parking lot at sunday's nfc championship game in los angeles. the forty-niners fan and flowing down to la on his own to see the game and was found bloodied and beaten in a stadium parking lot half hour after the game. it started. luna is chef and owner of mist a peruvian rotisserie on piedmont avenue in o

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news >> thank you, rob. now to another big story tonight. the latest on that forty-niners fan who owns a popular restaurant in oakland and who is now in a coma after he was reportedly punched in the face at the niners game sunday outside sofi stadium. tonight. an arrest has been made and we have team coverage for the latest details. we're now hearing from family and friends of both the victim and the man who is allegedly responsible. the first questions still remain as to what exactly led up to it and who may have started it. our country's dan kerman live for us tonight with more. dan. all right. we don't have dan right now, that fight will get back to him momentarily. the fight outside. so fi stadium that has shaken a lot of people, including one of the daniel lunas longtime friend said daniel luna is the man who owns a restaurant in oakland and who is now in that medically induced coma after police say he got into an altercation with someone they say he pushed that person who was wearing a rams jersey luna had a forty-niners jersey on thes

charles: rob? >> two i really like here i haven't talked too much about is nvidia, i mean look if you look at the chip shortage that's going to continue for quite a while that stocks been absolutely hammered and airbnb is the way of the future that got crushed as well. you gotta go where the fire is if you go into these value names in the safe haven that's not where you make money but as an investor if you buy these names today you have to realize more than likely you could be down tomorrow. that's just what good investing is doing put it away give it six to 12 months don't expect to be rich a day or two from now because you won't pick a bottom. charles: you should tell people if you open a top restaurant in new york city, you might invest $5 million if you had to sell it on day two you'd get 2 million for it, if it's a hit restaurant a year later you can get 20 that's how it works, mike, rob that's what investing is all about thank you both very much. by the way speaking of investing the script du

kron on's rob nesbit has the details for us. >>the tiger in the chinese zodiac as a symbol of strength and bravery. those celebrating say that's especially important to think about after a year of increased violence, the 1.3 mile lunar new year parade is coming back to san francisco saturday. crews building the floats and preparing for record crowds based on selling out of our reach or i would imagine that this event is going to be very, very popular. william g is in charge of coordinating the bleachers for the city's lunar new year festival and parade. he expects between 30500,000 people will be gathered along sidewalks, watching the floats go by. >>we want to >>presents a environment that is just going to be fun and safe for everyone. and that is really the whole goal of actually. >>producing and making sure that this event comes back alive this year with an alarming amount of violent attacks against asian-americans. >>the san francisco police department has promised an increased presence during and after the parade. they have

ktvu rob roth. joining us now live from the newsroom and rob you spoke with two educators who have been on a hunger strike trying to keep the schools open. yes act alex. that virtual school board meeting is scheduled to start in about an hour, and it's been more than a week of protests. teacher walk acid, even a hunger strike. but the question is, hasn't been enough to keep the oakland board of education from approving a district recommendation to close schools in june. tuesday day eight of a hunger strike tents are set up in front of westlake middle school there for a school administrator and a teacher who haven't eaten since last monday night, when the oakland unified school district presented a plan to close or consolidate 16 schools beginning in june. the two educators say they won't eat until the school board rejects that plan. i'm really tired at the moment maurice andre san, she teaches choir at westlake just worth it. my babies are worth it. my babies, and that's why i'm here. and that's why

i'm rob nesbitt. kron 4 news. thank you, rob. health officials in alameda county say the worst of the omicron covid surge is behind them. but that doesn't necessarily mean the people in the county are out of the woods yet, according health officer nicholas moss, covid case rates and hospitalizations are falling. for example, the county says it saw its peak of daily covid cases on january 10th at 266 cases. fast forward to january 25th. will that number dropped 246 with case rates says that people might see covid restrictions ease up like indoor masking. speaking of masks in 2 weeks. the state's indoor mask mandate is set to expire. and at that time. >> most local public health departments are expecting the order to be lifted. but as kron four's phillipe djegal reports tonight in contra costa county that local mask mandate may stay in place if the county's own criteria is not met. >> in contra costa county covid-19 case rates are down significantly in recent weeks. a majority of the population is fully vaccinated against the virus

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. now to our coronavirus coverage and moderna's covid-19 vaccine just got full fda approval. >> the vaccine was first granted emergency use authorization back in december of 2020. since then, more than 200 million doses have been given to americans as of right now, moderna shots are only cleared for people 18 and older. the pfizer covid vaccine received full approval last august. johnson and johnson has not applied for full approval of its covid vaccine. >> in the south bay, health officials are marking the two-year anniversary of the discovery of covid in santa clara county. there's been more than 275,000 cases there since the pandemic began. more than 2000 people died. health workers say the numbers are dropping. they say the health department and government can likely soon start returning to more traditional roles. >> many of the activities that we've been as government. they need to provide mass testing and mass vaccination to ensure that everyone is reached as fast as possible. ant

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right. we wish him the best. thank you, rob, for that. staying in the north bay petaluma police are searching for a man held another man at gunpoint and stole his wallet. >> happened last night at the parking lot of casa grande high school. a victim was flagged down by a man who was calling for help. and when he rolled down his passenger side window, the suspect so-called victim pointed a gun and demanded money and the driver's phone. the suspect is described as a man in his 20's, a white man in his 20's with dark hair and wearing a flannel shirt. anyone who has information is asked to contact petaluma police. >> new at 5, the cdc expected to release guidelines on loosening mask requirements. this is after a lot of states including california, have either drop the mandates or they're talking about doing that soon. the cdc director will be talking about it at the white house. one state the plans could be released next week. the agency has said it is not yet ready to drop all indoor mask requirements. coming up at 5.30, we'll talk to the ch

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. turning now to our coronavirus coverage. the fda has again delayed a key meeting on covid vaccines for children under the age of 5. that meeting of an independent panel was scheduled for today. but members say they need more time to look at information from a pfizer clinical trial. that trial examined the number of doses that could be recommended for kids under 5. it's not clear yet when they will have that meeting. in the south bay and then effort to support children who have lost a parent or caregiver due to covid santa clara county wants to step in and try to help. today, county officials approved a referral program to create better access to case management, grief, counseling, childcare, behavioral health and academic support for children in schools throughout the county. the rougher also hopes to help the child care industry recover. it's being reported that as of today, roughly one out of every 450 children in the u.s. has lost a parent or caregiver due to covid. well, today's the last day that masks are going to be re

rob is a tino in this conversation. with that, i am anxious to hear this, so i will turn it over to rob. >> thanks so much. >> rick, it's always a treat to be with you on a stage or anywhere. i always feel a heck of a lot smarter after we have talked for an hour. there is a false dichotomy between scholarly history and popular history. rick atkinson has obliterated that distinction because he is one of the preeminent scholars of the u.s. army and world war ii and other things and he is also extremely popular in a way that many of us are jealous. it is wonderful, rick, thanks for coming. >> rob, always a pleasure to be with you, anywhere on stage or off stage. >> great. so you have written the first volume of a trilogy now on the american revolution, it is entitled the british are coming. if you don't own it yet you will at some point in your life. i am confident. it is brilliantly written, brilliantly researched. how different is it researching a book on the american revolution from a book on world war ii. you have been

let's bring in our rob mayeda. 80 degrees in san jose and 88 in so cal? >> santa cruz is 82 degrees. close to 80s in san jose. you see the numbers, 70 from oakland. if your super bowl sunday plans is outdoors, similar day expect tomorrow. tri-valley temperatures again for sunday, climbing in the mid-70s and we'll show you walnut creek at 76 degrees. san francisco one more day with highs in the low 70s. get ready for some big changes by monday. you can see warmer air moves out, cooler and gusty conditions and a chance for some sierra snow. we'll have a closer look at the cooler forecast ahead in about seven minutes. >>> thank you, we have an update of the breaking news we brought you at 3:00. the fire burning in san francisco has been put out. crews are still on-site working to put out any remaining hot spots. this started around 2:00 this afternoon at a building around 10th avenue. the victim is expected to be okay. firefighters are still looking for a cat. it is unclear how that fire started. >>> in oakland, a lot of talk about for students and educators

>>time to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black. joining us now on this day where we're tracking a lot of volatility still in the rob russia, ukraine, that is driving not only headlines, but i guess driving emotions on wall street were off by a long shot once again today. good morning. >>the russia-ukraine situation for my world. it's really about oil and natural gas prices. and it's all about the cost of russia since a lot of energy through the ukraine. so that's what stock markets and in air in a time where there's already high inflation in our cost of living, whether it's from rents are buying homes. everything's going higher. food costs. now we're seeing a lot of oil prices could good $125 the next 2 or 3 months while wall street's taking a risk off approach? yeah. as a you know, these are evolved. also somebody to sit on the sidelines. i like the way responding by thursday and friday, we rallied big and i do think if there's some great names out there that you shopping time, but it is a very volatile time. history shows us. yea