so an amazing day for rob burrow. recognition of the extraordinary work he has done since his diagnosis, and will continue to do for the whole mnd community. graham satchell, bbc news, at windsor castle. congratulations to rob. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. hello, it has turned into a day of april showers across the uk. some of the downpours have been pretty heavy, quite prolonged in places as well, with some spells of sunshine in between, the wind increasingly becoming a feature through the rest of the day. now, on the satellite picture, you can see this curl of cloud in the centre of an area of low pressure, speckled shower clouds, this stripe of cloud here that has been working east has brought some quite hefty downpours of rain and as we move through the latter part of wednesday, this area of low pressure dominating the weather deepens and so the winds will strengthen. temperatures through the afternoon, between nine and 13 degrees in most places, sunshine and showers the story for the majority

kira. >> thanks, rob. see you soon. >>> we are going to give you a live look at palisades tahoe, covered in snow. if you are headed to tahoe for the weekend, they are under a winter weather advisory. chain controls are in effect along 80 and highway 50. as the rain continues to make its way into our area, make sure you have downloaded our free nbc bay area app. you can track live radar and find out exactly when the storm will hit and move out of your neighborhood. >>> it was a family vacation turned nightmare for a los angeles family coming to the bay area. they were on amtrak when another passenger attacked them and their children with a loud homophobic rant. t verbal assau part of a dangerous and growing national narrative. >> this is not how their spring break was supposed to start. robbie pierce and neil broverman were taking their children on a train ride from los angeles to the bay area and apparently from out of nowhere another man sitting across from them began shouting at their 6-year-old son marr

i hope this isn't rob. oh, my god. >> linderholm mentioned paige's second ex-husband, rob dixon, because she knew paige was afraid of him. then the next day, linderholm heard about paige's car and the fire. >> i wanted to go over and look at it, and i arrived just in time for -- it was put on a platform on a trailer and it was being hauled away. when it passed me, i just -- it just left me with this horrible feeling. >> as she drove away something across the road caught her eye. it was a sign for bob scott rvs. >> lester jones had told me that he worked for bob scott rvs. and when i drove around, i saw a car in the parking lot that was the same one that was in the driveway when i walked up to lester jones'house. and i thought, "oh, my god. " >> right away, carol went to the sheriff's office, told them all she knew about lester ralph jones. how much credence did you give that story, or did you? >> we gave it a lot of credence. >> in fact, a week after paige disappeared, they brought jones in for questioning.

[laughs] you know rob you know johnny depp you guys hang out? >> rob: 90 more. spoon did you guys were to get onto jump street? >> rob: he looked like amber heard back then. in the five words i'd say, not great, not great. five words i'd say johnny, lay off the carbs. [laughs] that's my conclusion. >> greg: i think you could replace carbs with four other things. >> and try to keep it real upscale here. >> greg: when i think it's not about the fact that he's a celebrity i think people are more sympathetic it towards him because he's laying out this evidence of spousal abuse a loss of finger, part of a finger i mean. it is wearing a suit from 1992. >> greg: is enough to start selling ferraris. yeah. exactly. i bought coke from him and a corvette. what am i saying? >> comes with a long little pinky. >> greg: a john waters film, good call back. you should be on this show very soon. i think he is. do any strong feelings about the story? should tv be televising this? should we be watching this we feel like were intruding, i feel dirty while i'm watching it. >> account

let's hope everything goes smooth for rob. carter. 22 has faced all kinds of headwinds over these years, right? i mean, unthinkable things from a blockade a global pandemic. now, the war in ukraine is the, can we finally say is the show now unstoppable. yeah, this is the work that does look. concourse, probably helped by the pasted, the pandemic. so many other sporting events impacted in the last couple of years that the postponements in the, your rise to the lympics and impact you saw you much around the world. but i suppose many thought this is the welcome mike that i've reached the point to kick off a towel that has looked less lightly. that would be threatened in recent years, but the media pay read off to be awarding and devote in 2010. the focus of the corruption investigations be for finding some wrong doing in their pro, but ultimately not enough that warranted anything that believed it should be overturned as they found issues with many of the beds around the period when fi for conduct was questionable. encourage cour

rob's twitter page is a great resource. he's always tweeting updates. make sure to follow him, his handle is @rob mayeda. >>> nine people shot. five more people hurt in this stampede. survivors were in shock. >> i ran through the food court and i saw people shot. and i saw blood. i am still scared. i am still shaking. it was have traumatic. >> reporter: police believe this was an incident between the suspects. the injured treated and released except a 73-year-old woman. >>> russia launched new attack, possible pay back after one of its warships sank in the black sea. russian forces hit a residential area. >> one person is hurt and dozens hurt. the fate of mariupol is key to any future peace talks. well, this week, austria's chancellor became the first european leader to meet in person with vladimir putin since the invasion began. he'll join chuck todd on "meet the press" and discussing this with putin. >> he thinks the world is necessary for security guarantee for the russians and federation. he does not trust -- >> see the full interview tomorrow on "m

let's start with rob mayeda our meteorologist. rob, give us an updated timeline on when it's going to be get the hottest over the next couple of days. >> next 24 hours we'll see a peek at the temperatures and just today we jumped 17 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday, close to san francisco and most of the bay area anyway from about 10 to 15 degrees warmer. san francisco right now starting to cool off a little bit. 73 degrees. but humidity just 23%. look at san jose. 82 degrees. so as we take a look at tomorrow's record high temperatures on the right and the forecast on the left, you can see santa rosa, oakland, livermore and san jose. livermore obviously if the record of 89 stands the best chance of setting a new record high tomorrow. as we watch the forecast here, inland areas tomorrow that were in the mid to upper 80s have the chance of finding some 90s for the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. coast and bayside temperatures 70s and 80s. but just as soon as the heat arrives for the weekend get ready for some

meteorologist rob mayeda joining us now. rob, we've got a shot of sfo behind us. take a look at the brush down here. you get an idea how windy it is, and wind is interesting right now, but what's really going to be interesting is when that rain comes. >> it's the reason why the wind is picking up now. you see the natural anemometers. we've had gusts up to 57 miles per hour there. that's what we're watching right now. it's an onshore breezing starting to move in. as you take a look at the map right behind you, terry, 57-mile-per-hour wind gusts and around san jose, northwest winds at 21 miles per hour. so the dry, gusty, offshore breeze has left, but we've got more wind now coming in strongly onshore. you can see that right around the peninsula. sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. these winds likely peaking in the next three to four hours. here's why. we've got rain coming back to the bay area. this is going to impact your morning commute and ongoing breezy conditions tomorrow. we're talking highs only in the low to mid-50s for parts of the bay area. and there

it will let you follow along with rob's forecast. you get updated weather info for your neighborhood. >>> we're getting more answers as to what exactly happened over the weekend in sacramento. investigators are now saying it was a gang shootout. they believe at least five people in two different groups exchanged more than 100 gunshots. nbc bay area's sergio quintana's been on this story for us all week and is in sacramento once again with the latest. >> reporter: widely shared social media video of a fight in downtown sacramento includes rapid-fire gunshots in the background as people run for cover. police now say those gunshots came from multiple shooters. >> five shooters, included two groups that -- where there was an exchange of gunfire between the two groups. we would like to confirm at this time that this shooting is gang-related. >> reporter: right now the only named suspect in the shooting is 26-year-old dandrae martin. he made a brief first appearance before a judge yesterday. his older brother smiley martin is still recover

rob has always said, this isn't about rob. _ for people. rob has always said, this isn't about rob. this - for people. rob has always said, this isn't about rob. this is - for people. rob has always said, | this isn't about rob. this is about the postman, the lady that we visited, remember, in yorkshire, who get diagnosed and given a leaflet and sent home. they are the people that need help. and sent home. they are the people that need help-— that need help. absolutely. it's a driver for rob, _ that need help. absolutely. it's a driver for rob, and _ that need help. absolutely. it's a driver for rob, and it's _ that need help. absolutely. it's a driver for rob, and it's how- driverfor rob, and it's how selfless he's been an opening himself up, and his family. you have seen how it affects so many families and they are not ashamed any more, they're proud. and the mnd community is really special. haifa they're proud. and the mnd community is really special-— is really special. how is he doing? good, i is really special. how is he doing? good. i will _ is really special. how is he d

meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey with a quick look at our microclimate forecast. yesterday it was raining and warm, and now it's clear and cold. >> yeah, it feels like january, february outside this morning. it's sunny, but don't let that fool you. we're in the 30s for a lot of the valleys, including santa rosa and calistoga down to 37 degrees, and temperatures near 42 in san jose. you see france, we've got some hazy skies there. 46 currently. later on today temperatures climbing to the upper 50s, maybe briefly near 60 degrees. and it will be a sunny and dry day today. easter sunday looking pretty nice. mid to upper 60s around san jose. you see the numbers bayside in the 50s to low 60s. get ready for more rain coming in starting up later tomorrow in the north bay and several more opportunities for rain as we head through the week. a closer look at the timing on these storms and how much rain and sierra snow to expect in the forecast coming up in about 12 minutes. back to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> we want to start with breaking news this morning, at least 11 people

rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera crane's president, his travel to boot shall or russian forces have been accused of killing civilians, followed him as zalinski says, russia must be held to account us president joe biden. ones vladimir who tend to face trout for war crimes. he is a war but we have to gather the information we ab.

i guess we'll see rob nother interesting development canada. we're going to draw the crowds off the qualifying for the 1st world cup in 36 years. yeah. what a success. it was for a candidate to find the make it back to the wild card. they see as a reflection of the growth in recent years. and we certainly see in as well as the women's games successfully that, that they are the olympic champions. and yet the man have been waiting since 1986 to get back to the world cabinet. got belgium, who are the world's number one brain, t and they have been for several years. but they do have that distinction and actually winning anything even throwing it away in the nation's lee last year. so reverse martin as a side, they offer so much promise you much higher, but they don't always deliver on the big stage for 3rd and the 2018 told event how fit will and has that be will attack who actually be in goal scoring form a chelsea going into the tormentors tournament like no other in world cups because of course it's coming in the the middle of the european seaso

rob gronkowski is here. and we'll be right back with a whole boatload of kardashians and jenners so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. welcome back to the show. tonight -- >> guillermo: hold on, jimmy, let me fix it a little bit. right there, perfect. >> jimmy: nutjob. all right. tonight, four-time super bowl champion and host of the nickelodeon "kids' choice awards," rob gronkowski is with us. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, please come back. jason segel and diane kruger with music from the great bonnie raitt. so that will be fun. our first guests combined have nearly a billion instagram followers, enough to form the third most populous country in the world. we call it, "kardash-istan." [ laughter ] their new series, "the kardashians," premieres a week from tomorrow on hulu. please welcome kris, kourtney, kim, khloe, and kendall. the kardashians! [ cheers anduse ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. how are you? you look fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] have arrived

rob. >>well, police say that 3 people are in custody and that the public really helped track down these 3 suspects by sharing the video that we have all seen online of a man carrying baby brandon away in a baby carrier. investigators worked throughout the night staying on this case for 20 plus hours. they say be brandon is in good condition and unharmed. as for the 3 people responsible for kidnapping him, we don't know their names. but police say one of them was the man captured in that surveillance footage. a second person is a woman who police say was with brandon's grandmother yesterday and kept giving police inconsistent stories. not sure about the 3rd suspect, but police say there is some connection and they're working to track down what that connection is. but they do not want to compromise their investigation. >>we know that there's some connection to the family, but we don't know exactly what that connection is. and that's something that will be >>determined during the course of th

so an amazing day for rob burrow. recognition of the extraordinary work he has done since his diagnosis, and will continue to do for the whole mnd community. graham satchell, bbc news, at windsor castle. that smile! i don't know what to say after that. that smile! i don't know what to say after that- i — that smile! i don't know what to say after that. i do. _ that smile! i don't know what to say after that. ido. i— that smile! i don't know what to say after that. i do. i love _ that smile! i don't know what to say after that. i do. i love them - that smile! i don't know what to say after that. i do. i love them all. - after that. i do. i love them all. lindsey. _ after that. i do. i love them all. lindsey. you — after that. i do. i love them all. lindsey, you look _ after that. i do. i love them all. lindsey, you look fantastic, - after that. i do. i love them all. | lindsey, you look fantastic, lazy, beautiful. ~ . , ., beautiful. what did she say to you beforehand? _ beautiful. what did she say to you beforeh

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news thank you, rob. we'll keep you posted there in kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills is inside the ballpark. she'll be bringing us all the highlights from. >> today's giants game and says, well, they started the season in philly. have highlights of the a's and that will be coming up in a live report 05:45am tonight, whether time taking a live look outside downtown san francisco. day for a >> people out in the bay there mccovey cove, the eu. so rob had a jacket on. yeah, it kind of breezy but yeah, it's kicking earlier than yesterday. oh, man. it was so nice to see people walking down the embarcadero all decked out in their giants gear having a great time. and what a beautiful day for opening day. lots of sunshine around the bay area. the winds, though, kicking up the winds going to the big weather story over the weekend. gusty enough. red flag warnings going up. remember all rain shut down early in the season. so red flag warnings going up on saturday through sunday and solano county continuing in the

and i look back, and it was rob. and he was so physically changed and he had a man bun and what i had seen him do was so dumbfounding. it was -- he completely transformed himself. i felt very lucky to see him because "batman" is so brilliant and his work in it i felt really lucky to see his commitment >> jimmy: isn't that fun to see? i like seeing my friends at work >> this was at 5:00 in the morning. he's like sort of -- i was doing my wand lifting and he was doing ferocious, hardcore -- fights - >> jimmy: he went for it yeah he did look different. >> it was very impressive. >> jimmy: speaking of impressive, this is another "fantastic beasts: the secrets of dumbledore. i love watching you in any role that you play. you always dive right in for this third installment, it's a giant film. it's a giant deal. is there anything you could say about it or -- 'cause i don't want to give away secrets. >> you know, what i love about this one is it feels like it's a sort of wizarding heist movie. it's kind of like "oceans 11."

welcome rob. next, introducing mehran sahami professor associate chair for education in the computer science department. at stanford university and also former full-time senior research scientist at google. five the age when he immigrated to the u.s. for my run for it $100 the amount he received for his first programming job. two-point to million views on youtube of his first lecture of his computer programming methodology course. 2000 volunteer jays who taught 22500 students during the pandemicic. and eight, the total number of covid vaccines taken by fort members of his f household. so glad to have you here mehran sahami. next, jeremy weinsteinns paid professor of political science, director stanford global study senior fellow at the freeman's institute for national studies stanford institute economic policy research at stanford university print one, the number of times post on social media platform. 1984, the year he moved to california, more than 250 additional students he teaches when he is t

rob nesbitt reports on the union's planning. educators in oakland will be picketing in front ofe school sites friday, starting at 06:30am. >> voicing their disgust over school closures instead of spending their day teaching students the oakland education association took to social media, posting their plan for a teacher strike on friday. union president keith brown says school closures is a racist move. closing disproportionately harms. >> black students. we are taking on a fight that is a civil rights fight. >> the district plans on merging and closing schools starting in june to avoid budget shortfalls and improve the quality of education. in a letter to usd superintendent kyla johnson trim l demanded a cease and desist from moving forward with the teacher strike saying, quote, any strike, other withholding of unit, member services or other concerted activity that disrupts the education of district students would be unlawful and unfair. labor practice a violation of the current collective bargaining agreement between the distr

rob hayes has those details. rob: if the slab for a starting gun. the race would be a marathon. -- gun, the race would be a marathon. it has been days since the world watched will smith deliver that shocking slap to the comedian chris rock. now the wait is over. the film academy's board of governors, slapping smith back, banning him from oscar shows for 10 years. >> i think smith was, strategically's making, smart before he could be fired, as it were. it let him be for that moment in control the narrative. ni smith.tions were swirlingy wl the 53-year-old had already resigned from the academy, and talking about rescinding his best actor oscar was never seriously considered. but the academy did not address whether smith could be nominated for an oscar during his ban, something that could affect smith's future roles. >> they could create a band for -- ban for him being nominated, which would, you know, ostensibly have a trickle-down effect on his career, because any oscar film or would be oscar film would probably think twice or three times about casti

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rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> the breaking headline from ukraine tonight. president zelenskyy saying russia's new military offensive is now under way. what the pentagon is saying tonight. and it comes amid a deadly 24 hours. a barrage of russian missiles hitting ukraine, including lviv. james longman live from ukraine tonight. >>> here at home, the urgent manhunt tonight for multiple suspects in pittsburgh after a deadly mass shooting. video showing the panic erupting at a crowded party. more than 90 shots fired. and just in tonight, what airbnb is now saying about this. >>> the case that made national headlines. the mother in california who for five years stood by her story, tonight, now pleading guilty to faking her own kidnapping. the mother of two breaking down and what she acknowledged. >>> also tonight, the horrific murder investigation in new york city. the mother whose body was found in a duffel bag. the autopsy now released tonight. and what police are now saying about a possible suspect. >>> with earth day this week, the alarming new report tonigh

rob? it was grant. these giants fans have a lot of confidence after a successful year, even on opening day, they have no doubt that their team will make it all the way to the world series. >> a sea of orange and black walking up and down willie mays plaza into oracle park friday. >> fans anticipating the first game for the giants. donna south auto coming out to celebrate her 70th birthday and hoping for a gift from her favorite team. at least land. she's been coming to home openers for as long as she can remember with her friend carol conroy. we've been doing this too covid putting a stop to their tradition the last 2 years. i know whatever happened. my cardboard cut out masking no longer requirement inside oracle park signs reminding baseball lovers that mask guidelines for mega events has been lifted. post omicron surge, not many people were singing praises when it came to parking a headache for several fans trying to make it to the park in time for the first pitch parking. that was a that was a missi

police on the peninsula say she robbed a group of teenagers at gunpoint after their prom and robbed another man in his garage. well, tonight she is behind bars. officers arrested rachel pruitt at her home in antioch. they say on saturday she robbed some teenagers in redwood city. they were waiting for their uber rides in front of a home after prom, and that's when she jumped out of a car, pointed a gun at them and stole one of their wallets and took off. police say shortly after, pruitt robbed a man at gunpoint in his garage in foster city on sunday. we did speak exclusively to that man. he told us he had just pulled into his garage when pruitt ran in, demanded his wallet. when he didn't give it to her, she beat on the car window, and then fired a bullet, took his wallet and ran off. police say during a search of pruitt's home, they found the gun she used in both robberies as well as the wallets stolen from the teen in redwood city. >>> thousands of oakland teachers are skipping school this friday, part of a one-day strike. teachers expressing their dis pleasure over a plan to close or cons

thank you rob. this time, a year ago, tiger woods was laid up in bed after suffering careers threatening injuries. astonishingly, he's now in contention at the master's sitting for shouts off the lead. after the opening round, laurent smith passed the action. a moment go, fans weren't sure they would ever see. again. tiger woods. paying off at the master's a remarkable sights considering almost 40 months ago, he nearly lost a leg in a serious car crash. that's something very lucky to have this opportunity to build the play and not only that, to play in the masters and to have this type of reception, i mean the, the places the electric woods began his 1st competitive round since november 2020 with 5 paws before picking up a birdie at the 6, ah, he dropped a shot at the 8th, but tiger didn't play like he'd been out of the game for 500 night days. although as expected, the tough walk around to augusta took his toe. it did not get easier, but that way i can, i can see a golf club. it's though the walkin

charles: rob, your thoughts? >> to your point, charles, i'm happy about the consolidation we're going on right now. if you think the bottom was put in last month on the 14th. we're only 30 days into this. with bad news we could have seen a lot of volatility in the market. tomorrow, good friday, the market is closed. i don't think anyone will step up to be brave. i think some of the technology names, if you look at in particular, i think they're trying to put in a bottom right here. the fact that they have not broken beneath those lows gives me comfort. charles: add to that, the spike in the 10-year yield, they're down, with pressure but keep holding to your point. that is actually a positive. today, defense and cyclical names are edging higher. we have key date, most of the data came in better than expected. yields are spiking. with that in mind then, rob, a lot of folks made the transition. they loaded up on commodity stocks. they have loaded up on defense names. but then you have eclectic winners today, nike is

so this one is for you, rob. doesn't it make sense thatall degree programs include a mandatory ethics course ? >> that sounds lovely but that's not enough. ethics is not a checkbox. i got my ethics injection as a course. it have to be something that's embedded within the entire curriculum rather than a single class . >> thanks, first question came in before anyone which is should big tech companies be broken up? mehran. >> i don't think right now big tech companies are solution and when you think about what are some of the problems you want to solve with breaking up a big tech company, let me give you an example. if we were to break up facebook would lessen the amount of misinformation on the platform? probably not. it would probably exacerbated because you have a bunch of smaller companies trying to deal with the same problem. the solution is not going to allow some platforms to add more misinformation and some have less misinformation. what we want to have is an ecosystem where we have quless misinformation ove

thank you very much, rob, as always. we'll chat with rob again tomorrow. we'll see what's new with. >> the twitter story then if there's any other topic or company wanted to reflect on, let him know facebook, twitter you see is handles their reach out to him. and of course, you can always e-mail directly rob at rob black dot com. [ drums playing ] ♪ my love for you, baby ♪ ♪ is like a merry go round ♪ ♪ it goes up down ♪ ♪ anyway you want it baby ♪ ♪ up ♪ ♪ down ♪ >> it's 9.25. in the east bay. the closure of community foods market in west oakland this year void for residents who want access to healthy, fresh produce. but the community has rallied to fill the spot in the parking lot. this is an alternative option. the organization community ready corps or crc teamed up with city council member carol fife. and they've turned the old markets parking lot into an outdoor event called mosaic world market. you can get all kinds of stuff. 25 vendors are they're showcasing their products. >> well, as a west oakland, this not a lot of it's a

rob: that would be 50 miles. the international space station is over 250 miles up, so they would qualify. each visitor would have a set of experiments to run, so that is one reason why they preferred to not be called tourists. as a gift for their on the space station, they will bring food prepared by a celebrity chef. what can we take from the mission? the interest in a trip like this gets us all talking about science. >> that is the big take away. there is something about space that gets people involved in science, and that is good for all of us. liz: still ahead, already preparing for fire season. how calfire is ramping up for what is expected to be a long season. here is a live look from mount tam showing the small grass fire tam showing the small grass fire near the carquinez bridge. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. tam showing the small grass fire near the carquinez bridge. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his accou

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a business news with rob stick around. he will be right back, i'll see you tomorrow with what does war do to people are hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the all camera companies us sell a fist family in northern syria insights into the isolated world of radical islamists and into a spiral of violence without end. a film about family, faith, masculinity of fathers and sons starts april 16th on dw. ah, the economic toll of hooton's war, new figures suggest ukrainian economy could almost half in size this year. meanwhile, russia is taking its own financial hit also on the show. talent and business is leaving hong kong fed up with 2 years of tough panoramic restriction. and despite just becoming to it has biggest shareholder, a long must, will not be joining the board despite announcing it would last week. we'll delve into the possible reasons behind this change. this is due to be a business on rob was in berlin. welcome to the program.

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> being on that plane while well, meanwhile, the faa says it is keeping its 0 tolerance policy for unruly passengers. the agency instituted the policy during the height of the pandemic in an effort to try to curb that surgeon disruptive behavior on planes. we saw the rule which is now permanent, allows the faa to find passengers up to $37,000 per violation for unruly behavior. the faa said the program has helped reduce the violent incident rate by more than 60%. now the federal mask mandate has been lifted for public transportation. some airlines are reevaluating their lists of >> bad passengers. united airlines issuing a statement saying that they will allow customers who were banned for failing to comply with the mask mandate on a case by case basis. alaska airlines will also allow previously banned passengers to fly except those whose behavior was, quote, particularly egregious. and delta airlines says that they will allow banned passengers to return, but only after

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. the east bay transit riders union is trying to bring back the mask mandate on bay area. public transportation, the union, which is a group made up of daily public transit riders wrote a letter to ac transit's board of directors saying to the people who ride these buses who are high-risk and vulnerable. they also argue that taking no action is likely to drive people away from taking public transit bart's board. president also wants masks were required to ride. bart's board of directors will consider this mask requirement at a meeting tomorrow. the ac transit board of directors will discuss whether masks should be required on public transit at their meeting tonight. >> meanwhile, the nation's top infectious disease specialist doctor anthony fauci is clarifying his remarks today about the covid-19 pandemic phase being over. our first and kerman spoke to bay area doctors about fauci is comments and what they see. i had. >> we are certainly right now in this country out of the pandemic pha

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. continuing on this theme in order to prevent gun violence nationally, a lot of people believe we need to act locally with programs that help prevent violence. berkeley pastor mike mcbride has spent decades working to try to reduce gun violence by. >> implementing community-centered prevention programs and he was at the white house today, you know, joins us live from washington, d.c., past. mike, thanks for being with us. give us your thoughts. your impressions of being at the white house for that signing. what's the significance to you, particularly? >> no, we we agree that this particular step taken by the biden administration is the right step. ghost particularly during the pandemic, have flooded black and brown communities. they are unaccountable weapons that are targeting too many of our communities that are already overwhelmed by trauma, by anger, by fear, by paying by lack of resources. so we're probably this year or last year, rather to stand with. i'm all we the district tourn

at rob kardashian's car then she tried to pick up a table. he's the only one to describe that alleged assault black chyna is suing the kardashian family alleging they ruined her career and torpedoed her show on the e! network. on cross-examination they questioned gamble's testimony. they asked why none of the alleged objects used to hurt rob came up with his declaration from two years ago he said he didn't know why he failed to include the details earlier. he said things happened fast and quick, it was a hostile situation. yesterday kim kardashian was on the stand. she said she had no memory of telling executives to cancel rob and chyna's show but she threatened to pull her own family from their show if black chyna appeared on it again she said i will not go into a toxic work environment on my own show i have the power not to do that. the trial is set to continue tomorrow lawyers are mum on whether rob kardashian will take the stand. >>> a record-breaking and historic launch for spacex nasa astronaut and mission specialist jessica watkins mak

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, robin. the north bay marin county health officials are advising schools to take extra precautions after seeing a spike in covid cases. >> they say the spike could be due in part to people returning from spring break and large indoor gatherings, things like proms where students are not wearing masks. doctor matt willis with marin county public health says it is not surprising they're seeing more cases. >> you know, the end of the school year, we've got graduation problems with that social gatherings. those things we're also seeing increased transmission across the bay area and in marin county, associate with the, you know, the ba 2 variant. >> moving forward, health officials are recommending schools take precautions at indoor events, including possibly requiring proof of a negative same day antigen test to attend requiring vaccine verification to attend and perhaps requiring masks indoors. these are only recommendations. public health officials say they want to move away from mandates and ge

meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey. you were up late last night and you're already back here this morning. >> got all the weekend forecasts covered. the reason we're in red in the microclimate weather alert is for the dry offshore wind which cleared out our skies this morning. but that is a concern, obviously, for fire danger for areas around solano county where a red flag warning continues. 55 right now in san jose as we show you the areas impacted by the wind advisory. good news here, for the dry north winds, this will expire at 3:00 this afternoon, as the sea breeze starts to pick up. notice these areas toward solano county and northern california, red flag warnings through about 5:00 this evening. as we take a look at those winds, you see areas of purple up here around the north bay hills and napa county, gusty winds up to 45 miles per hour, then an interesting change right there. the return of a stronger sea belize. the bay and coasting areas, you haven't had a whole lot of wind this weekend. that will change by 3:

we'll goat rob marciano with the track in just a moment. but we begin with the war in ukraine, and the first american civilian to die fighting alongside ukrainian troops. former u.s. marine willy joseph cancel working for a private contractor in ukraine, leaving a wife and young son back home. president biden reacting to the loss late today. meanwhile in kyiv tonight they are taking stock after relative calm. a flurry of missiles overnight. the mayor of kyiv said vladimir putin was sending a message after zelenskyy met with the u.n. secretary general. the battle still fierce in eastern ukraine, this video released by the russian defense ministry, but a senior u.s. defense official saying tonight that russia's war has not gone to plan, and that their assault on the east is behind schedule by at least several days. and tonight after russia cut off natural gas to poland and bulgaria, the european union is reportedly preparing to phase out their use of russian oil. that money they pay for that oil, funding putin's war. abc's senior foreign corr

>> rob marciano, thank you. we'll be tracking this right here with you. >>> in the meantime, we're also following news coming in from ukraine tonight. just a short time ago, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy saying that russia's battle for eastern ukraine, this new offensive, they say, now under way. what the pentagon is saying about this tonight. meantime, russia claiming to have attacked hundreds of targets in just the past 24 hours with missiles, including the first deadly attack on lviv in the west. until now, considered relatively safe for people trying to flee war. now, at least seven people have been killed. and russia appears to be on the brink of taking mariupol. ukrainian troops inside a large steel plant refusing to surrender tonight. but the battle in mariupol also a street fight. this video from a right wing group working with the ukrainian national guard claiming to show one of its fighters tossing explosives over a wall toward a russian vehicle. and tonight, this new image of russia's humili

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, ron, and last night, candles lit up the darkness a day after that mass shooting in sacramento. >> 5 weeks ago, the community mourn the lives of 4 people killed at a church and now they're back morning. the 3 men and 3 women shot dead in the streets of downtown sacramento. and in that crowd, families consult each other grieving for their loved ones. one of those people as frank turner, he was working security here in the bay area when he discovered his 20 9 year-old son a device say turner was killed. turner described his son as a devoted dad. his free time is spent restoring old school cars. something i love doing together. frank says that he will continue working on cars in memory of his son. >> i plan to build a scar plan to finish it. i mean, it's going to take some time, but i plan to finish and put a mural on a picture of him to get his kids. >> and follow all the developments on the mass shooting in sacramento. you can take out your phone and scan this qr code and gui

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. now we turn to kron four's just campbell. he's in that san jose neighborhood where baby brandon lipps. yeah. just and you were there yesterday all day. now you there today. talk about the scene in what's going on there now. >> that baby brandon quedara. he has been reunited with his mom, but we have not seen them return home. let you look at the scene. you can see there is a lot of media here. it's a media frenzy waiting to get an image of seeing them return home safely. and when we p and to the left a little bit, i want you to see this is where he was abducted within seconds. this t an apartment building. now we'll go to some video of what this scene looked like yesterday. entirely different. you can see police were here all with the streets, blocked off fbi also week door to door knocking looking for more information. all we had was really the surveillance video of what this suspect looks like. now, one woman in this neighborhood told me that she doesn't want to let her kids go outside anymore because of what happened. it's

hamper to make says the team was robbed while the coaches were dropping. one of the athletes off at home, they just returned to berkeley after a bike ride in napa county. it seems like people have picked up on bikes being pretty easily transportable. worth a and relatively easy. >> sell on the great martin black market. this as bikes are growing in demand. well, gas prices continue to soar. >> in all the bike teams last totals, more than $20,000. fortunately, the community has helped raise more than $23,000 to replace what was stolen. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> so to come cracking down on how san francisco police can use dna obtained from the rape kit. so a new rule will protect victims and the calls from ukrainian officials as russian troops close in on mariupol. plus, calls for change in the city of oakland, the intersection that could be putting drivers at risk. >> in oakland, recent traffic crashes and speeding drivers. they've let in west oakland a call from our traffic control and take a look at this video you saw it will play again. an suv

you can also email directly rob at rob black dot com. ♪ ♪ [ bird chirps ] springfest is back! [ sprinkler & birds chirping ] these are the mowers i was telling you about. and right now, you'l find everythig your lawn and home needs this season. [ food sizzling and happy family chatter ] at great prices for the season. stop by lowe's now, for your happiest spring. for you i wish many things... to see all the world can be. but most of all... i wish you'll never stop wishing. >> it's 9.25. and new this morning, president biden announces an additional 800 million dollars in military aid to help the ukraine fight off the attack from the russian invaders. the president says the money is going to be used for military equipment. >> this package includes heavy artillery weapons. dozens of how are teachers and 144,000 rounds of ammunition to go with those howitzers. it also includes more tactical drones in the past 2 months. we've moved weapons and equipment to ukraine. that record speed. we've sent 1000 anti armor, an antimissile helicopters droned, renee launchers, machine rifles, rad

our kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live from outside the home depot location with more on these charges. rob. >> has been charged with aggravated arson for allegedly starting the fire that destroyed this home depot behind me. he also faces 10 charges of theft. police say he went on to an entire theft spree on april nights. >> the 98,000 square foot, home depot was destroyed in this massive blaze according to santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen, the man who police beliesed to be responsible is now behind bars. 27 year-old dylan j. crew's go quick. >> let the fire in an aisle. at the home depot as he was trying to steal tools from the popular hardware store chain. >> according to rosen go, culley was stopped by a home depot employee but managed to flee the scene and continued his that spree at a nearby macy's using a warrant. police were able to locate and arrest coqui on april 15th given the extent of the damage in size of the flames. county and city officials are thankful that no one was hurt, a fire that could be detected from outer space. >> and within feet of hund

but we begin with rob who is live at the san jose police department. rob. grant. police say there are some connection between the 3 people they have in custody and the quay our family. they aren't releasing the names of those 3 people, but they are celebrating the fact that baby brandon was set found safe and unharmed. >> san jose police say the public to not just watch the surveillance video of brandon quay ares kidnapping, but they also repost it on social media, helping police track down and arrest the man seen walking away with the baby carrier. we followed every lead we had. >> we use no information from witnesses. information from video surveillance that we located. and ultimately were able to find the bait. the 3 months old grandmother was babysitting while his mother, jessica quay are was at work. >> police say the grandmother was in another room putting away groceries when the man walked inside and snatched the baby. a woman who was with the grandmother at the time of the kidnapping has also been arrested after her story to investigators changed multiple

and in this tweet, rob reiner has cut the idea down to its very essence. and i didn't really read the tweet, so much as just stare at it. because the eye takes and all of the words at once. i stared at it, not because i agree with it. i stared at it because i want that tweet to not be true. stared at it hoping i could figure out a way to argue it's not true. it is a tweet that does not stand the test of time, a vote for republicans is a vote to destroy democracy. that statement does not stand the test of time if we look backward. when this country was finally trying to extend voting rights to black americans and the 1960s. there were some republicans who are stronger champions on voting rights than some democrats. stronger champions of democracy. voting rights act was reauthorized in 2006. with a 98 to 0 vote in the senate, including mitch mcconnell's vote and signed by george w. bush. no one could have said then, a vote for republicans is a vote to destroy democracy. and no one said it. no one was saying in 2016, when donald trump was running for presiden