yep. >> rob: a huge game. >> massive. >> rob: massive. we were down 1-0. >> 1-0, yep. >> rob: there was only 15 minutes left in the game. >> yeah. >> rob: then something miraculous happened. >> serious pressure, yeah. >> rob: can we roll that? >> can bromley hold out? under heavy pressure. the dave -- it's in the back of the net. the offside flag is up. it will not count. they're celebrating up in the royal box. they haven't seen the flag yet. somebody needs to have a quick word. >> somebody needs to explain the offside rule to the a-listers. well, an understandable mistake. >> rob: yes, yeah. >> rob's explaining it. how humiliating. >> rob: what i was saying, "this game is full of such highs and such lows." >> terrible, terrible lows. in fairness, nobody understands the offside rules. >> rob: one person in the box with us. yep, there he is. [ laughter ] beckham. we were cheering. we looked over at beckham. he was just shaking his head like this. >> that's my relaxed "i love you so much" face. [ laughter ] no one has ever looked at him in

>> rob: welcome back. i'm here with kumail nanjiani. kumail, your new show. >> rob. >> rob: yes. your new show is called "welcome to chippendales." >> that's right. >> rob: i have a new show. it's called "welcome to wrexham." but we're here to talk about you. it would be interesting to do a very special crossover episode, would it not? >> would it be like a bunch of male strippers going to wales? >> rob: or it good be some north walian strippers that come to los angeles. "welcome to wrexham chippendales." >> wow. we really came up with that. right now? >> rob: in the moment. that happened in the moment. >> it is a couple of welcome to shows. for us it was -- the reason we called it "welcome to chippendales" is because we couldn't think of a name. [ laughter ] >> rob: yeah. >> we were like what's the -- oh, welcome. okay. let's do that. >> rob: did you have actual male strippers? >> we had professional dancers who played male strippers on the show, yeah. and they were very, very, very, very good. [ cheers ] someone's just wooing the concept of someone being good. yay for not inept

so rob you fought and killed evil. so when you hear, i don't know, adam kinzinger is in the air force. >> rob: pilot he was a friend of mine >> greg: oh. >> rob: believe me being in the military we can take a little bit but i think what he's doing here is he's taking stuff a little too personally. he's in the swamp and the swamp is they're dealing with party politics. they know if you can get something to say something bad about trump and trump supporters they're going to do what they can. surprised they had oj up there because i'm sure what he said recently is the same thing something with the democrats. it's like comparing a battery to a fat girl, like it's going to hurt but i'm going to put my tongue on it anyway. right? [laughter] >> greg: i don't even know what that means. [laughter] >> greg: i'm trying to figure out what that means. don't explain it to me. i'd rather not know. >> rob: but then you've got with the chainies coming out, they're upset because they've been in politics forever and like dick cheyney sho

take robs discovery of his wife sexual emails. the defense suggested mary left that email open on purpose. why? maybe because a confrontation was -- why else, he said, would she have not alerted authorities to the impending showdown with the superintendent. >> if you are really worried about what your husband is going to do to another individual, when you call the officials? when you call the police? she waits literally days to call law enforcement. >> mary taglianetti, a prosecution witness, says she's appalled by the defenses theory and finds it preposterous. how was killing keith reid and get your husband thrown in run suppose to solve any problems? >> i didn't do any of that on purpose. >> did you willingly provoke him, as the attorney suggests? even leaving opened that email? >> no, no, i wish they would've never left that email open. >> because that's the story the jury is hearing about you. that you are driving the events. >> yeah, that's not true it all. >> the defense attorney went even further. maybe those blistering ema

rob: well, both. the situation is to some extent not new despite the fact this is on an unprecedented scale. one would imagine some effort would have been made to bring in the methods she is talking about, yet she seems to suggest it is taking something like this to put the thought into people's heads. sara: what she was suggesting is that pakistan needs to constantly sort of prepare for and adapt to climate change, something we are doing to the best of our abilities. but at this point i think now that push has come to shove i must say out loud, we are not really responsible for climate change. pakistan is not. we are just on the receiving end of its impacts. which is why these floods are feeling so personal to us. we contribute less than 0.8% to global greenhouse gas emissions. that is literally negligible. and yet look what is happening. we have lost more than 1000 lives since june, 33 million people are affected. people are sleeping outside in the open. houses, livelihoods, livestock, almost 800,00

rob, let's turn to you next. let's get your analysis and what you think the biden administration is doing -- let me put it to you this way, i think that andrea mentioned being very careful not to go beyond the facts. she said that the european union made this proposal to me cap the ie eight. -- since the proposal was put forward, we have not heard anything from washington that there is discomfort with this. what do you think is happening here? we have had the step taken by the european union. then we have salman rushdie attacked by a man who seems to be at least inspired by the teachings of the ayatollah khomeini and the calls against salman rushdie. we have had attacks on -- plots against the number of americans by the iranian regime. just as we are going to air right now, i saw on the news that our essential operations force in syria was attacked by every mean affiliated -- iranian affiliated militias. no sign whatsoever that the united states is going to move away from these concessions to iran in the nuclear

i agree with rob by the way. i think in some ways i feel like whether or not an agreement is struck in vienna tonight, tomorrow, next week, whether they go back to jcpoa, it is a question i would love to hear andrea address. for all the talk about returning to the jcpoa given all the progress they have made, is there even a return to the jcpoa? even if there is, it feels like in any case, the united states and others are going to have to start looking at what is next. even if you go back to the jcpoa tomorrow, the problem with the jcpoa was always at does not solve the nuclear problem and it is getting more urgent. what is the next step? i agree with rob. so far we are not hearing that. to your question, mike, israel's consistent policy across governments come across prime ministers has been israel will not allow iran to get a nuclear weapon. what that means i think i will leave the israelis to spell out. but i think in many ways the absence of the united states posing a credible military threat makes a military

and deep down i think most republicans know it. >> rob: the ad blowing up on social media. but it may not be enough to help cheney hold on to her seat. she's trailing her republican opponent heading into next week's primary. >> people don't even know really anything about the person running against her. but they feel like she's betrayed the team, the republican team in this case. and has sided with the democrats too many times. >> would anybody like me to run for president? [ cheers ] >> so far this primary season trump has not won everything but he's certainly won enough to remain a force and to leave his imprint on the republican party for the foreseeable future. >> that imprint playing out in states across the country. the question now, will republicans reap the rewards of standing with the former president come november? or pay a steep price. >>> up next -- "bullet train." brad pitt and the stars of the number one movie in the country on why they took this wild ride. the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. annou

but for now reporting live in san jose, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, rob, what a twisted tale. >> happening now, san francisco school board members are holding a special meeting to talk about whether to admonish fellow board member and shoe. the board is considering whether to officially warning or reprimand shoe for her comment about black and brown families last month when asked to how to increase academic outcomes for most marginalized students. the newly appointed school board member said in part the black and brown students to not perform as well as others due to a lack of family support will hsu apologize for her comments? but some city leaders are calling for her resignation. and today the naacp will rally outside the school district's office before that meeting to ask for shoe to resign. >> governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency in response to the monkeypox outbreak. preparations for expanded testing and vaccine distribution are underway. the goal of this proclamation is to provide more resources to the department of

i know rob believes that as well. while i don't put senator portman in this category, i worry there are many people today inside the republican party who do not want to solve issues at the border, who don't really want to solve people here without documentation, but want to keep this issue open as a political wedge, a rallying cry, a mechanism to make people fear those who look different. if you look at our ability keep up with the rise of china, there's no way to do that unless we bring the best hard-working people from all around the world. senator portman is also right that the numbers are high this year, there were also very high in 2019 when president trump was in office, they are higher today, that is in large part because of the title 42 process which turned people back around and sent them back across the border without prosecution or the chance to apply for asylum. you have seen this quadrupling of the number of people coming back to the border for a second time, third time, fourth time. presentations are hig

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i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. well, after a monthslong upward trend, world health officials say the number of global monkeypox cases appears to be on the decline. europe's outbreak could be slowing specifically to worldwide cases have dropped 21% in just the last week. but the americas still account for 60% of the past months infections that particularly true in latin america, cases in europe account for about 38% more than 45,000 cases have been reported in 98 countries since late april. >> coming up, housing for people who need it the most. the local city getting more than 50 million dollars to build affordable housing. >> also, california, ready to try to speed up the reduction of carbon emissions will have the latest on the plan to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars. >> a little fog, little drizzle around the bay area, but we're dealing with the possibility some flash flooding in other parts of california. we'll show you where coming up next. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in y

big honor today for retired ktvu reporter rob roth, august 20th 2022 is officially rob roth day in san francisco to recognize him for his nearly four decades of excellent reporting here with ktvu former mayor willie brown. they're presented rob with the proclamation on behalf of mayor london breed john's grill actually over the weekend. the proclamation says that dedicated and remarkable work of rob roth truly represents san francisco values at their best. rob retired back in march after covering more than 7000 stories during his 38 year career. rob, we miss you around the newsroom , and i definitely miss your storytelling and he's just a class act and someone i've always looked up to over the last couple of decades. working with rob here in the newsroom. remember when i came here years ago, he would work in a small office over in the hall of justice, covering stories that the beer oh, chief news that people could use and the mattered to people and congrats. that is a nice honor for rob. and we miss him. and if you grew up in the bay area, you no doubt know that smiling face of rob rot

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. yes, we are getting more rain, this stalled front really triggering more things this is the sixth state to see an extreme rainfall event in the last five weeks. now alabama is getting it. look at the radar. seeing heavy rain in through pensacola. flash flood warnings are ongoing. the watches, some of them stay up through tomorrow. and there's that front and that deep moisture. that's thing therer. i think tomorrow, the rainfall will sink farther to the south along i-10. rainfall rates as we've seen this summer exwhen they get aggressive, we will see more in the way of flash flooding. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight, as well. rob, thank you. >>> we turn from these rescues to the major headline this wednesday night. president biden late today declaring that had will cancel thousands in federal student loan debt for some 43 million americans. up to $10,000 in federal student loans for those making $125,000 or less and canceling up to 20,000 in student loans for those who received

heights is training for the most challenging swim of his life rob grew up in the water swimming on teams and with his family, but one night nearly 20 years ago he mistakenly dove from a boat into shallow water. >> diving in and immediately hitting my head. >> reporter: he was paralyzed from the chest down 95% of people with that sort of injury never walk again, but through luck, will and a lot of support here he is. >> one day i would be able to wiggle a toe. >> that must be enormous deal. >> oh, my god, the first time that i moved something for me it was enormous. >> reporter: but he wanted more and eventually he wasn't just walking, he was swimming and inspired by rob's strength and perseverance his friends came up with a crazy idea >> alcatraz. i've heard people swim from alcatraz. i said that's completely insane. there's no way i would do that. >> reporter: inmates looking to escap alcatraz faced rough, frigid waters and that's part of why they put it there. >> i've done that distance in lake michigan without currents and waves and without the freaky stuff that is probably under the

rob? >> reporter: hi, david. this is obviously proved to be a very dangerous line of storms and they're still very, very potent tonight. winds are picking up here in new york city and upstate new york is just a mess on the radar. we have storms now moving across eastern pennsylvania in through albany hand the capital district there, eventually the hudson valley through d.c., baltimore. a i-95 later tonight, we could see 50, 60-mile-per-hour winds. it does weaken as we get towards boston tomorrow morning. much less humid and quieter tomorrow morning. in the west, meanwhile, heat wave begins tomorrow. excessive heat warnings up for much of california, watches, as well. record highs possible. this is going to last through the holiday weekend. david? >> rob marciano leading us off tonight. rob, thank you. >>> meanwhile, our team continues on this other front, the state of emergency in mississippi, after torrential rains and flooding there. and now the capital's largest water treatment plant is failing. 160,000 people

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. here's a look at the most recent monkeypox case numbers here in the bay area. >> at last check, san francisco has 305 cases. alameda county has the second most with 58 cases followed by santa clara county. 46, california is nearing 800 monkeypox cases. as of tonight, the state is ranked second to new york for the highest positivity rate of monkeypox in the country nationally. there are just under 5200 confirmed cases. president biden is back in isolation after testing positive for covid-19 again over the weekend. the president is experiencing what experts are calling a rare case of rebound covid following treatment with the antiviral drug paxlovid. doctors say this can occur in a small percentage of patients, more commonly among people over the age of 65. the president will keep working for the executive residence while he isolates. meantime, president biden has confirmed that a u.s. drone strike in afghanistan this weekend killed. i'll qaeda leader ayman al-zawahri biden said that u.

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. the california department of health will be referring to the monkeypox virus pox. >> the viral disease first got its name because it was studied in monkeys. back in the 1950's the state lead agency will be using the new name explaining that historically monkey was used as a racist term in reference to black people there now referencing and referring to the virus has in parks or just mpx in their written document. the world health organization says it's working to find a new name for the virus as well. and it is having what they're calling an open. that consultation for it, meaning that anyone wanting to propose a new name can do so online. some people love him. some people hate him. but doctor anthony fauci has now announced that after more than 5 decades of service, he will be. >> stepping down from the federal government in december. doctor fauci is the nation's top infectious disease expert who became a household name during the pandemic. he serves as president biden's chief medica

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. san francisco. police are looking for 2 men who they believe broke into this business and stole about $20,000 worth of electronic devices. this is surveillance video. you see these guys walk in and it appears like they're looking for things to take. police say they responded to the shop on terrible street last thursday night. but when officers showed up, the suspects had already taken off. anybody with information is asked to call police a follow-up story now when we brought you earlier this month at a santa rosa to more people were arrested for illegal firearm possession related to a butane hash oil labs explosion. >> 43 year-old trisha lenzini and her boyfriend. 44 year-old from gomez turned themselves in to police. the 22 year-old son. he was initially arrested that night for allegedly making illegal hash oil in the garage. police issued a search warrant for the home and found cases of empty butane canisters. some potted dozen firearms and over $57,000 in cash through the investigation, detective

i know rob believes that as well. while i do not put senator portman in this category, i worry there are many people today inside the republican party who do not want to solve the issues at the border, who do not want to solve the issues of 11 to 12 billion people here without documentation but want to keep this issue open as a political wedge or a rallying cry, a mechanism to make people fear those that look different from them. i think this is a worrying moment. if you look at our ability to try to keep up with the rise of china, there are no ways to do that unless you continue to bring to america the best people from all around the world. senator portman is also right that the numbers are high this year. they were also very high in 2019 when president trump was in office. they are higher today. that is in large part because of this title 42 process, which turns people background and sends them back across the border without prosecution or the chance to apply for asylum. what you have seen is this quadrupling of the

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news and rob talking about the sentencing. and you know that it could be a tactic by the defense. if there's a lot of overwhelming evidence against their clients and >> plead out and hope for a reduced you know, give a tearful confession on the stand. big for forgiveness. tease you think any of that is in play to try to get a lighter sentence in this case? the defense attorney for ramirez, he did talk about motive. he said there's a lot of things with this. a lot of moving parts. obviously we've only heard some of them, but he said there are certain relationships that he plans on flushing out. >> to actually show what connection his client might have had to the family. we will see, of course, what exactly plays out in a few months. alright, has been live for us and say thank you, rob. >> happening right now here in the east bay, berkeley. police are looking for a suspect who may be armed. this is citizen app video of the area on channing way and curtis street east of san pablo avenue. police say officers first spotted the susp

with ktvu former mayor willie brown presented rob with the proclamation over the weekend. robert tired back in march after covering more than 9000 stories durieer, rob, congratulations newsroom. hope e enjoying retirement. you're watching in the californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. the winning their second preseason game one saturday. the 49ers. we're back on the practice field today in santa clara. the game in minnesota was a homecoming for trey lance, but he did not suit up. lance was back running the offense. today's expected to get some reps in the 49ers final practice game on thursday in houston, one of the players who has impressed in camp this summer is a guy who the 49ers though

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think anybody would rob a game store. normally during a robbery it's just a robbery. no murder. and this was certainly a robbery, given the mess in the empty safe. >> we checked the bank, there was no deposit made for that morning. there was 1900 dollars still. three or four big video games, police stations and ps3s and dvd games. all of that was taken. >> the whole total just under $6,000. maybe the store surveillance cameras could tell the detective who took it. except -- >> there was no surveillance video in the store. there was none in the strip center that the storm was located in. there was no video anywhere. there was video at the starbucks next door. but i only showed the front door. and that's it. you don't see anything. >> who would know that? who would know it was a video game company's only store in san antonio not equipped with cameras? the answer was obvious thought the detective. an employee would know. just like an employee would know amber hadn't taken the cash to the bank yet. then mariano told a detecti

something rob weissman mentioned earlier. tara, was anyone in the environment of justice movement you know involved in helping to craft this provision? >> no. there's been some serious pushback regarding the last representation in the drafting of this bill, specifically on the pieces that affect our communities directly. from my perspective, it doesn't really work to throw money at us if we don't have habitable laces to live. if our communities are underwater or if our air is poisoned and we have pipelines and minds destroying our lands actively, how does this help us? ose are serious questions this bill is lacking. where we're at in terms of blocking the bill, there is this ideal that manchin has mentioned that they promised him, like a handshake agreement about their permitting provisions, the rolling back come the "streamlining" environment of processes in 25 different projects to avoid these reviews. that is going back to appropriation so there is still something that can be done at the congressional level. amy: i want to

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. up next here at 6 o'clock, the decision. >> millions of people are waiting on. what will president biden do about >> all right. starting the workweek school week for a lot of kids here in the bay area getting through monday. checking out a live look at coit tower. pretty warm for most parts of the day today. and it looks like will be the hottest day of the week. we'll get all the details now from our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, those temperatures soaring in places away from the coastline, high pressure overhead and that ridge really send the temperatures way up near 100 degrees in some of the north bay valleys. but other ways you have some fog moving along the coastline. of course, much cooler out toward the beaches. now them look bad at all. you've got a lot of sunshine at the golden gate bridge looking good there. little breeze kicking up as well out toward the sfo, though. you can see the breeze out there behind that uc san bruno mountain. the fog begin to move in ov

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let's get right to abc's rob marciano. any relief in sight, rob? >> reporter: no, and unfortunately, we're entering august the same way we left july which is unusually warm. several big cities on track to have their warmest summers on record. take a look at this. houston, san antonio, austin, memphis, tampa, if august is like june and july, that's going to set a record. heat advisories through the mid south. tomorrow, big cities like newark and hartford and boston could set records. temps getting to near 100 degrees. not much cooling on saturday. there's a cold front that's trying to push into this warm air. severe thunderstorms from st. louis to detroit tonight. this doesn't make a whole lot of progress, kind of washes out, so, don't expect any sort of big cooldown here in the east. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the courtroom showdown between conspiracy theorist alex jones and parents of a sandy hook victim. for years he's called the mass shooting of 26 children and staff a hoax. at trial today, he conceded the massacre was 100% rea

uvalde texas aprueba por unanimidad el despido del jefe policial por la caÓtica respuesta en la masacre rob donde murieron 19 estudiantes y 2 prof sors. >>> el presidente biden cancela 20 mil dÓlares de deuda estudiantil a quienes ganan menos de 25 mil dÓlares anuales. extiende la moratoria de los pagos de prestamos hasta fin de aÑo. - yo no conozco el miedo. saÚl el canelo Àlvarez habla con nosotros a pocas semanas de su prÓxima pelea. el boxeador mexicano, viene de una derrota, muchos creen debastadora. Él responde a sus criticas. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. desde san diego california. >>> muy buenas tardes bienvenidos a una ediciÓn especial para la costa oeste de los estados unidos, estamos en san diego y hoy hay dos no nizas de Última hora en uvalde el jefe de la policÍa pete arredondo fue destituido por la masacre en la escuela rob. y la demanda que ganÓ vanessa bryant contra el condado de los Ángeles por las fotos explÍcitas del accidente donde muriÓ su esposo y su hija. la decisiÓn de los Ángeles, marÍa paula, buenas tardes. >>> julio, muy buenas tarde

they guy that robbed a store -- the guy that robbed a store, he could have shot him in the back, he didn't, he chased him five blocks. my son's face had to be reconstructed because the guy had to -- in front of him where he could not see them. we generally have do have good police officers out there. host: where does your son serve? caller: he serves in cincinnati. cincinnati, ohio. host: how is he recovering from that? caller: he is still not well. it has been almost two months. he has to have a cat scan on the side of his face. i think he seen so much. they do not have enough police officers. it bothers him because of gangs killing gangs. he is biracial. he said the blacks are killing the blacks. he has had to save children's lives, but he will not take up the next day. he keeps saying i am fine. host: in massachusetts, amelia on the line. independents. caller: i wanted to talk about donald trump. the fact that everything he does, he is either lying or crying. that is what i noticed. i actually live with a trump supporter. i asked him a couple times what does donald trump do what is wron

lt's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano, and rob, when can we expect this latest storm threat to end? >> reporter: not until tomorrow, really, whit. and there's rain now over that river. flash flood warning again southeast of jackson, mississippi, here it is on the radar. you mentioned the watches. they're still in effect. warnings up in parts of florida, too. it shouldn't be as bad tomorrow, it should wind down some, hopefully some of those rivers will recede, but the northeast will be under the gun, as far as damaging winds and severe weather as a cool front pushes through upstate new york and new england tomorrow afternoon. couple of notes on the tropics. we do have two disturbances. but it feels like it's been quiet, and it has. 53 days now and counting of no named systems. that is one of the driest quiet streaks on record. we'll see if it holds. whit? >> all right, rob, thanks. >>> next, california regulators have taken an historic vote on climate change, banning the sale of all new gasoline-powered cars by 2035. the first in the nation rule by the country's larges

>> all right, rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to the new development from new mexico, in the murders of four muslim men, four separate attacks. tonight, police in albuquerque are now looking for a car they believe may be linked to the murders. three of those murders in just the past two weeks. and police believe the murders may be connected. and abc's alex presha is in albuquerque. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent hunt to find who is behind a string of killings in albuquerque's muslim community. the fbi assisting local law enforcement. they're focusing on a vehicle of interest. >> the vehicle is a dark silver sedan with four doors and tin ed windows. >> reporter: four muslim men killed in this community over the last nine months. these pictures posted by the islamic center of new mexico. authorities believe the killings may all be related. the latest victim, 25-year-old naeem hussain murdered just days ago. last monday, 27-year-old muhammad afzaal hussain was gunned down. on july 26th, 41-year-old