what did lab rob have to say about that? well, we do have to understand that it's not really being activated. it's something that they're calling here in russia to make it ready for some kind of potential response. and i guess response is the key word here. again, if we listen to what exactly as being said by the russian officials, this, according to the kremlin, is in reaction to the military build up of nato over those forces. it's hardware on russia's doorstep. so it's not really something that could be interpreted, i guess, as russia banning the drums of nuclear war, something like that. and this is what sir elaborate has been explaining in this particular interview and in the conversations that he had before. take a listen to what you should have. it is up to the idea of nuclear war is constantly bouncing around in the heads of western politicians. not ours. i assure you will not allow any provocations to throw us off balance. now just to follow up on the what i've been saying a little earlier, the messages that have be

rob roth, ktvu channel two news. mm hmm. yeah thank you, rob. we appreciate it when i was when i walked in the door here 10 years ago. um, you know, it was intimidating to see veteran reporters like yourself and others sitting across the table in the morning meeting, but um, from the get go. you made me feel welcome here and you made me feel like i could do this job and i belonged and it went a long way, so i appreciate it. thank you guys have been so great and thank you for that piece by brooks that wonderful, wonderful if i could just take one moment i do want to say, um , a word of thanks to some of the people who shared their stories with me over the years. you know what we do news? really it means it's probably bad news . and what i've learned early on was that a lot of horrible things happen to some really nice people. and yet they come and they'll tell their stories and their share their stories. and i just want them to know that i appreciate them sharing. i hope it helped in some way, and i certainly have always taking it too hard and th

better than rob . so after 38 years, rob brant's putting down the notebook and hanging up the microphone and accomplished career to which we all are grateful. he's one of the mount rushmore if you will of the ktvu people, rob, i'm going to miss sitting across from you at the station. i'm going to miss you jokes. but most of all, i'm going to miss you. fantastic storytelling. i really look up to you. i always have from the ktvu family and the community. thank you for inspiring educating, leaving a lasting legacy. and happy retirement in san francisco. ron broth, ktvu channel two news. thank you for that piece by brooks that wonderful, wonderful if i could just take one moment i do want to say a word of thanks to some of the people who shared their stories with me over the years. you know what we do news. really it means it's probably bad news. and what i've learned early on was that a lot of horrible things happen to some really nice people, and yet they come and they will tell their stories and their s

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rob's influence extended way beyond the committee. g.o.p. leadership also relied on rob to shape policy in the labor arena, ensuring that the american workers' voice gets heard. his relationship with lawmakers and staff throughout the house allowed the committee to flourish and accomplish a tremendous amount. too often populist lobbies have an outsized influence over politics in washington. rob's work on this committee ensured that the voices of job creators and small business owners were heard. this is a difficult day for me as i relied on problem's expertise and keen eye for strategy to further this committee's mission. thankfully his expertise will live on in the team that he has led and mentored for four years. i commend rob for his many accomplishments and for his selfless service to this country. it is because of dedicated servants like rob standing in the gap and defending our republic that we have a chance at reclaiming the vision our founding fathers had for this nation. rob, i truly congratulate you on your retirement. you have ear

rob, our last who knows? only time will tell. rob, your last thoughts _ who knows? only time will tell. rob, your last thoughts on _ who knows? only time will tell. ira your last thoughts on this on talks of peace. your last thoughts on this on talks of eace. ,, ,,.,, your last thoughts on this on talks of eace. ,, , ., , of peace. suppose it is the only bit of peace. suppose it is the only bit of optimism _ of peace. suppose it is the only bit of optimism that _ of peace. suppose it is the only bit of optimism that we _ of peace. suppose it is the only bit of optimism that we can _ of peace. suppose it is the only bit of optimism that we can have, - of peace. suppose it is the only bit of optimism that we can have, the | of optimism that we can have, the only way that there can be a solution to this crisis, these appalling men who presumably what everybody really wants is get close enough to putin to put a bullet in his head. it is only people in their word seems impossible, he seems to have an eye a grip on power in moscow. therefore he's not could be removed in t

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my next guest to night is rob chaplain rob is head of cyber service at failing to cyber. he's also known as an ethical hacker, rob, it's good to have you on the day we got in touch with you because of this title, ethical hacker, you know that 3 weeks ago ukraine appealed for a global army to convene of, of i t experts to take on vladimir putin, we understand that more than 300000 people answered that call. is there any news from the siber front to night? it will thanks for having me on. yeah, i mean the, the, i see army of ukraine as it is being cold is 300 stroke, 300000 strong. m i t army is, is amazing in a way that we might get this many people together to try to attack back at russia. and what they're doing so far, i haven't quite an impact actually on russia's main website. so the kremlin and other other websites. and what they're doing is something mostly called denial of service attacks. now what this does really is it targets websites with so much data . they kind of fall over, she mentioned almost 300000 people are pointing their computers at one websites in my

charles: rob, real quick, i love the names too. they will do the stair step up, three points up, five points, then one day they're down 11. is this something we should caution the audience? you have to have a certain stomach to being in these names right now? >> stocks are volatile, charles. i said a couple weeks ago we were kind of staying on the sidelines. we saw capitulation in the names two weeks ago. here is the thing, charles, charts today, markets move so quick if you're waiting for perfect setup, all clear, stocks will already move. some stocks are up 30%. the nasdaq is up 17%. you need to have conviction to stay the course. charles: old axiom, buy low especially when they're going crazy. rob, michelle, thank you very much. great ideas. my takeaway like richard branson will have to think twice before forcing the next stock on the unsuspecting public. we'll be right back. ♪. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren'

rob, what is that program? >> the bolt ton program when we won the league title in 2000. >> just before i let you go, literally in ten seconds, rob, is this going to cost chelsea players, will players leave if they think that they can't get better contracts, new contracts, negotiations can't be done? we're out of time, so make that in ten seconds, i think fans will want to know that. >> i'm sure that players will be contributing and unsettled by what is happening, but chelsea will survive and chelsea will continue to compete at the highest level. there is going to be a state of flux, but we'll get back to normal sooner thank you think. >> okay. rob, pat, thank you both very much for your thoughts on chelsea this morning. definitely a state of flux. and even the manager said we just don't know what is happening from one day to the next. we have to live in the moment. which is kind of the message for everybody right now. >> certainly is. jackie, thank you very much. >>> let's stick with the war in ukraine and see

[laughs] >> greg: rob, i haven't talk to it about this. i'm interested in how you look at this i mean you been ukraine you been all over the world. >> rob: they are in a spot were as president zelenskyy says maybe i can be in agreement that they make because the soviet union was between soviet ukraine and the united states they give up her stockpile would store the biggest in the world as a deterrent russia promises not to invade. so the promise is what it's worth but that has to be a way out of this at some point. right now it's either one side of the other saw that you don't criticize him or if you do in your pro putin. if their new baby is zelenskyy they probably have a 5-year-old daughter named police he that's what people do was a thing of the day. president biden has never made a good foreign policy decision with its president, vice president. he was against the bin laden radio want to do that. usually what he wants to do is wrong and i was had a horrible advisor around him to him bad advice. if it comes down to zelenskyy agree not t

rob, how is it looking out there? >> pretty warm later on today. a little bit of patchy fog that we'll be watching out for. a little bit there around the golden gate bridge. visibility which my weekend counterpart is going to be looking at, too, in the north bay. visibilities down to less than three miles in santa rosa. we'll see some patchy coastal fog at times, but notice our temperatures for the afternoon still mid to upper 70s inland so a nice day inland east bay. santa clara valley, 60s bayside from san francisco over to oakland and for a check of your thursday morning commute here's vianey. >> hey, rob. yesterday the fog was definitely wrapping itself around the golden gate bridge. not as foggy this morning here particularly but there are some spots as you saw rob mentioned. you could encounter fog. be aware of that. it's pretty heavy out there. noish us a or any delays through the area and we're looking green which means we're good to go. the no slowdowns. drive times from 580 towards the richmond bridge eight minutes and towards the bay bri

my next guess tonight is rob chaplain. rob is head of cyber service at failing to cyber. he's also known as an ethical hacker, rob, it's good to have you on the day we got in touch with you because of this title, ethical hacker, you know that 3 weeks ago ukraine appealed for a global army to convene of, of i t experts to take on vladimir putin, we understand that more than 300000 people answered that call. is there any news from the siber front to night? it will thanks for having me on. yeah, i mean the, the, the army of ukraine as it being called is 300 stroke, 300000 strong m i t army is, is amazing in a way that we might get this many people together as a trying to hack back at russia. and what they're doing so far, i think what it impacts actually on russia's main website. so the kremlin and other other websites. and what they're doing is something mostly called denial of service attacks. now what this does really is it targets websites with so much data. they kind of fall like she imagined. all those 300000 people are pointing their computers at one website. some tim

did other businesses, rob wyatt? thank you very much for your insights. rob. so, russia's plaid should reduce military operations or crime around the ukrainian capital. keith has been met with skepticism by the united states and ukraine. they say moscow is just repositioning troops and not necessarily withdrawing russian forces had already been pushed back from air pin, a suburb of the capitol, leaving behind ruins and the bodies of dead civilians. washington warrens that moscow could now be preparing for a major offensive elsewhere in russia's pledge to reduce its operations around 2 ukrainian cities, came after peace talks between the russian and ukrainian delegations. in istanbul, ukraine has proposed that it is willing to be permanently neutral, but says requires security concerns grantees rather from a group of nations. another round of peace talks, but this time with 1st signs of progress is ukraine opens up to discuss, adopting a neutral status crush promised to scale down operations. but it is the russian defense ministry has made the important decisio

rob is tracking it for us. good morning to you, rob. >> good morning, eva. this is an expansive storm and it's intensifying further. it will rapidly intensify in the next 12 to 20 hours. this thing up and down the east coast. it already did damage as far as the snow is concerned across the central u.s. now we have tornado watches up for parts of florida and just added now the carolinas. look at the winter storm warnings all the way down into the deep south. let's look at the threat for violent storms, goes all the way into central florida, but as we go through the afternoon, that watch up until 1:00 for charleston, wilmington, raleigh, could see straight-line wind damage. tracking the storm, we have heavy rain that will turn visual to snow. this is what it did in lexington, 4.5 inches there, memphis with 3 inches. tennessee getting clobbered with the snow, and western pennsylvania as well. but the rainfall will be heavy at times, quickly turning over to snow, already starting to do that in places like washington, d.c. it will quickly end from west to east, b

rob says it is breezy out there. he is going to talk about the windchill straight ahead. >>> the masks are coming off at san francisco schools. the district and teachers union agreed to update the district's mask policy. originally sf unified was not going along with the state's decision to lift the mask mandate at schools in mid-march, but now a change. here it is. starting march 12th, masks will be recommended but not required at district middle schools, high schools or central office work sites. >>> now, nearly 1 million people have died from covid-19 in the united states. some bay area victims' families are now working to create a national covid memorial day. "today in the bay's" ian cull spoke with them. >> reporter: norah of hayward lost both her dad and father-in-law to covid on the same day, april 29th, 2021. >> for our family it was traumatic, it was extremely traumatic. you know, our kids lost their grandfathers, both grandfathers on the same day. >> reporter: almost 6 million died from the virus around the

our rob marciano has wrapped up his ride on the slopes. rob, say hello again. i want you to know how impressed everybody here was with that ride you took a short time ago just wanted to give you love. ♪ >> thank you for that, t.j. it was all cgi. you know, one run, i'm exhausted, my friends so we are going out. this is what it's all about. folks that are ice skating back here in the center of the stowe village. we have kids and their parents toasting marshmallows having s'mores. what better way to start off the day than with s'mores at 8:00 in the morning? you know, so much going on here as far as businesses go. this is the home of where snowboarding was invented. so we had to go there yesterday and they made us one of these. check this out. ♪ vermont is where snowboarding was born. it's the home of burton snowboards, accounting for over about top of mind? >> i guess i really do think about the community that we built, a global community which is quite amazing. anywhere you go in the world there's burton family and i think people no matter where they're fro

will subside. 0k, rob young joining us there _ from sanctions will subside. 0k, rob young joining us there in _ from sanctions will subside. 0k, rob young joining us there in london. - as the sporting boycott of russia gathers momentum there are calls for the country and its close ally belarus to be banned from the winter paralympic games, which are due to begin this friday in beijing. the international paralympic committee is meeting tomorrow to discuss how it should respond to russia's invasion of ukraine. but the ipc have just confirmed that the full ukraine team of 20 paralympic athletes and nine guides will fly to beijing to compete. here's our sports editor, dan roan. with just three days to go until the paralympics, the venues are ready but there is still uncertainty about who exactly will be competing in beijing. russia has enjoyed medal success in this event but today the most powerful man in the paralympic movement told me their athletes may not be welcome, with a meeting to decide on their participation tomorrow. any decision that we take, we know that it is open to legal

rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. while the southwest will endure record breaking heat, the cold is relentless across the rock economies. wind advisories up. shower across the great lakes. troughs reinforcing cold air. sunday morning lows will feel like -- boston and burlington. >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, that horrific accident, the teen slipping from an amusement park ride in florida. yardwork— teamwork— long walks. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, o

what are we going to santa rob? i'll just go say the interesting thing is censorship tends to be quite stupid. so he attends a band. i would like war. but they often forget to ban all the other words that mean. ready war or different ways of saying, or even subjects that implies a war might be bad. so for instance, lots of people rush right now asking how can they emigrate, or why am i energy prices so high? and so there's a lot of ways round which censorship, i'm way of finding those every day. and of course, those sensors tend to only look to the lugs, but they've been told to ban, not just everything. and in reality, for russian societies keep a functioning, they have to have the internet still going. they have to have the internet, they've already set up instagram. wow. that's true. but if you, that's terrible if your fossil talking to your customers. but if you are running actual refinery, you will probably need to order parts from china. i don't even hold to see on the internet. so russia call and switch off t

my next guest tonight is rob chaplain. rob is head of cyber service at fallin cyber . he's also known as an ethical hacker. robert is good to have you on the day we got in touch with you because of this title, ethical hacker. you know that 3 weeks ago ukraine appealed for a global army to convene of, of i t experts to take on vladimir putin. we understand that more than 300000 people answered that call. is there any news from the siber front to night? it will thanks for having me on. yeah, i mean the, the, i see army of ukraine as its being called this 300 stroke, 300000 strong m i t army is, is amazing in a way that we might get this many people together to try to hack back at russia. and what they're doing so far, i haven't quite an impact actually on russia's main website. so the kremlin and other other websites. and what they're doing is something mostly called denial of service attacks. now what this does really is it targets websites with so much data . they kind of fall over, she imagined almost 300000 people are pointing their computers at one websites in my bo

my next guest to night is rob chaplain rob is head of cyber service at failing to cyber. he's also known as an ethical hacker. robert is good to have you on the day we got in touch with you because of this title, ethical hacker, you know that 3 weeks ago ukraine appealed for a global army to convene of, of i t experts to take on vladimir putin. we understand that more than 300000 people answered that call. is there any news from the siber front to night? it will. thanks for having me on. yeah, i mean the, the, i see army of ukraine as it's being cold is 300 stroke, 300000 strong. m i t army is, is amazing in a way that we might get this many people together to try to attack back at russia. i'm and what they're doing so far, i haven't quite an impact actually on russia's main website. so the kremlin and other other websites and what they're doing is something mostly called denial of service attacks. now what this does really is it targets websites with so much data . they kind of fall over. she mentioned almost 300000 people are pointing their computers at one websites in

my next guest tonight is rob chaplain. rob is head of cyber service at fallin cyber . he's also known as an ethical hacker. robert is good to have you on the day we got in touch with you because of this title, ethical hacker, you know that 3 weeks ago ukraine appealed for a global army to convene of, of i t experts to take on vladimir putin. we understand that more than 300000 people answered that call. is there any news from the siber front to night? it will. thanks for having me on. yeah, i mean the, the, i see army of ukraine as it's being called is 300 stroke, 300000 strong m i t. army is, is amazing in a way that we might get this many people together to try to attack back russia. i'm and what they're doing so far, i haven't quite an impact actually on russia's main website. so the kremlin and other other websites and what they're doing is something mostly called denial of service attacks. now what this does really is it targets websites with so much data . they kind of fall over. she mentioned almost 300000 people are pointing their computers at one websites in m

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. a polish woman living in the east bay has been raising funds for ukrainian refugees. >> since forces invaded ukraine last month. our first felipe kyle speaks to her and her friends in poland, housing, refugees and shares their plea for help to assist citizens fighting on the ground. >> a warehouse in san jose packed with boxes of medical supplies, then shipped to poland and ukraine. the items purchased with more than $11,000 collected online by livermore. resident morning could me. and he was originally from poland at the situation over there is dire and it's really, really, >> really, really needed. everything just needed her. first of 2 online fundraisers focused on supplying ukrainian refugees forced to flee their country into her own. >> the second set up on gofundme dot com is raising funds to pay for medical supplies needed by complaining and husbands and fathers who have stayed behind to fight russian armed forces. ask for masks, ask for things that >> they could not find any w

let's get right to rob marciano. rob, sounds like a warmup is on the way? >> reporter: yeah, not soon enough. it's still snowing here. a strong pulse coming through. just north of new york city. but we'll warm up. tomorrow, up a good 20 or 30 degrees in many spots. records falling from texas to florida. but tuesday, 66 in d.c. 71 in dallas. but tomorrow, looking for a severe weather threat just outside of dallas to the east, and shreveport, as the low drops through. and another system coming in to the pacific northwest, with heavy rain in the valleys, heavy mountain snow into northern california as an active pattern comes into the east. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, news about former president obama. >>> and we remember oscar-winning actor william hurt. if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives me better breathing and helps prevent flare-ups. before breztri, i was stuck in the past. i still had bad days, flare-ups which kept me from doing what i love. my doctor said for my copd, it was time for breztri. breztri gives

rob has the hour by hour timeline of when you will see it in your neighborhood. let's get back out to that top story. a live look outside from our network of traffic cameras. getting dark, the wind picking up, and the rain is moving in. >> so you can see it on our satellite radar. storm ranger is out on san bruno mountain scanning. the rain starts to come down. >> let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda and see what's going on. >> right now, the wind has arrived. san jose south wind at 20 miles per hour. we've got flights now taking off north to south. if you hearing that aircraft noise in north san jose, all the airports are having to redo their runway configurations. you have south-southwest winds at 26 miles per hour with gusts above 30. so the win advisory has been expanded for most of the bay area. gusts over 40 miles per hour tonight. as we showed you on our radar, this is the loop of the last hour, now crossing the marin county coastline. you see it extending offshore as we see a powerful looking system. a potential of a thunderstorm moving over the b

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what are we going to santa rob? i'll just go say the interesting thing is censorship tends to be quite stupid. so he attends a band. i would like wal mart. they often forget to ban all the other words that mean. ready rule or different ways of saying, or even subjects that implies a wall might be bad. so for instance, lots of people rush right now asking how can they emigrate or why am i energy prices so high? and so has a lot of ways round which censorship, i'm way of finding those every day. and of course, those sensors tend to only look to the lugs, but they've been told to ban, not just everything. and in reality, for russian societies keep a functioning, they have to have the internet still going. they have to have the internet, they've already set up instagram. wow. that's true. but if you are terrible, if you're a flower shop talking to your customers. but if you are running actual refinery, you will probably need to order parts from china. i don't even hold to see on the internet. so russia can't switch off

rob, take us to theguardian. this is the sort _ near. .. rob, take us to theguardian. this is the sort of— near... rob, take us to theguardian. this is the sort of evidence - near... rob, take us to theguardian. this is the sort of evidence that - this is the sort of evidence that either it's an attempt to soften up ukraine to get them to the negotiating table more quickly, to get them signed quickly or that this is the reality that they are playing for time. is the reality that they are playing fortime. meanwhile, is the reality that they are playing for time. meanwhile, they are weakening and weakening the cities and at some point they will move in. it couldn't be all good news tonight, could a? the report tonight that this _ tonight, could a? the report tonight that this theatre has been bombed with 1200 — that this theatre has been bombed with 1200 people in there, this can be a with 1200 people in there, this can he a huge — with 1200 people in there, this can be a huge loss of life, it may turn out to _ be a huge loss of life, it may turn out to he — be a

let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano, and, rob, those strong winds still a major concern tonight. >> reporter: yeah, the winds -- and the wild swings in temperatures, whit, are the hallmark of this system. check out what the winds are doing now. we had 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts near atlantic city. and there's still well over 30 miles in many spots. wind advisories remain up. and that final squall that is moving threw new england, that one means business. we should be done with the snow, but some streamers coming off the lakes. tomorrow, the big deal will be the cold. single digit wind chills across the north and records potentially falling in nashville and huntsville and jacksonville, florida. hard freeze across the deep south. many more records could fall there as well. a cold sunday morning for sure. whit? >> all right, rob, you'll be on top of it. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> americans now feeling the economic impact of russia's war in ukraine with soaring consumer prices, record high gas prices forcing families to make difficult decisions. and the cr

thank you. >> rob, what can we expect? >> this will only intensify as the day goes along and that threat will continue for the next several hours as well. here's where all the winter alerts are and tornado watch in through florida and now that watch, severe weather watches expanded into the carolinas too but the winter storm warnings all the way into northern parts of georgia, so this is impressive. that low treks up to the north. the violent storms push to the east and i think savannah to charleston, wilmington, raleigh, norfolk, not just a tornado threat but for damaging straight-line winds especially as we go past the lunch hour. lexington, kentucky, seeing under 5 inches of snow there. can you believe that? nashville saw 5. memphis about 3 so the entire state of tennessee really getting it. western pennsylvania also getting a bit of snow with this system and a lot of us will see that as the rain transitions to snow but the rain heavy at times along the i-95 corridor. starting to see that outside of new york city. bosto

time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. hi, rob. >> ok? so is it win or lose today on wall street? kind of a loser? stocks are struggling. >> it's the end of march. it's a negative quarter a feb or march. first time since march of 2020, which is when we had covid break out and people panicked. but all things considered. it's not that bad. a u.s. p 500 down 3% for the year. the dow is down about 3%. the nasdaq down 7%. i would take that. every year if we knew that his tenure returns in front of it. but oils a little bit lower today, as i did talk about open reserves. this is are lower. employers don't want to leave and they want to go anywhere any time soon. interesting to note, chris rock tickets, yes, 600 in 41% sunday evenings, oscars telecast. so a $50 tickets are now going for as much as $151600 for, know, everybody have because, you know, yesterday he played for the first time in boston and then he's going to coming up. oakland. >> so i think that everybody it wants to support him why didn't why didn't you? and i think that's buy tick

what are we going to santa rob? i just go say the interesting thing is censorship tends to be quite stupid. so it tends to ban. i would like war, but they often forget to ban all the other words that mean rule or different ways of saying, or even subjects that implies a wall might be bad. so for instance, lots of people rush right now asking how can they emigrate, or why am i energy prices so high? and so there's a lot of ways round which censorship and with finding those every day. and of course, those sensors tend to only look to the words, but they've been told to ban, not just everything. and in reality for russian societies keep a functioning, they have to have the internet still going. they have to have the internet, they've already set up instagram. wow. that's true. but if you are terrible, if you're flash all talking to customers, but if you are running, i don't know, actual refinery. you will probably need to order parts from china. i will do is i will just say i'm internet so russia can't switch off the i

what are we going to santa rob? i'll just go say the interesting thing is censorship tends to be quite stupid. so he attends a band, i would like war, but they often forget to ban all the other words that mean. ready war or different ways of saying, or even subjects that implies a war might be bad. so for instance, lots of even russia right now asking how can they emigrate, or why am i energy prices so high? and so has a lot of ways round which censorship, i'm way of finding those every day. and of course, those sensors tend to only look to the words, but they've been told to ban, not just everything. and in reality, for russian societies keep of functioning, they have to have the internet still going. they have to have the internet, they've already set up instagram. wow. that's true. but if you will, if your flower shop talking to customers, but if you are running, i don't know, refinery, you will probably need to order parts from china. i will do is, i'll just say i'm internet. so russia can't switch off the inter

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rob mayeda is here. up late last night, now early this morning with your forecast. >> temperatures quite chilly this morning. that will wake you up as you head outside. we've got sunshine, but don't let that fool you. you still need the jacket. we're at 46 degrees in san francisco, on our way to upper 50s around san francisco today and other parts of the bay area. starting off in the 30s and 40s, by around noon we should see mostly upper 50s, sunny skies, a little breezy around the hills at times. highs today mid-60s around santa rosa and fairfield, 62 in san jose, close to 60 in oakland. we'll talk more about wind in the seven-day forecast, when we can see 70s returning, and our next chance for seeing rain coming up in about ten minutes with your full microclimate forecast. back to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> the war rages on with no signs of diplomacy in sight. russia continues its assault on ukraine. turning now to a live look on your screen at kyiv this morning, where thousands are fleeing the country f

a team of gunmen robbed a film crew in front of a terrified witness, at least one witness. here's nbc bay area's thom jensen. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: it happened friday evening at one of the parking pullouts just below the top of twin peaks. you can see one of the robbery suspects pistol whips one of the victims, then later pointing their guns at the film crew. the man who posted video on social media said about $35,000 in camera equipment was stolen. tripod legs are hanging outside of the rear passenger window of the thieves' silver sedan as they drive away. a chicago tourist visiting twin peaks told us he's well aware of the numerous smash-and-grabs and robberies that dozens of visitors experience daily in san francisco. >> a friend got a car, and we don't leave anything in the car for sure. >> reporter: keenan said chicago has also started seeing a huge jump in car break-ins and robberies too, so whenever he travels, he takes precautions just like at home. >> i don't hold cash, and that's t. i try not to -- i don't have a car. i'm a tourist, and i try to take public

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rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this, while the southwest will endure some record breaking heat, the cold is relentless across east of the rockies. wind advisories up. the showers across the great lakes are troughs reinforcing cold air. sunday morning lows will feel like below freezing in boston and burlington. below zero in parts of michigan. the core of that gets to the northeast on monday. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, that horrific accident, a teen slipping from an amusement park ride in florida. when we come b horrific accide what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more— yardwork— teamwork— long walks. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause al

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welcome to the program which russian foreign minister survey lab rob has given an interview to r t and other international media outlets to address the current crisis in ukraine . he says, coverage of the conflict has been artificially scripted. this is gonna una ukraine has long been made, an anti russia springboard for undermining everything russian. i'm thinking about the diplomatic talents of the west. people have been dying by the thousands. none of the western media had the idea to go to the dumbass to see how people lives from the ukrainian regime declared terrorists. although they did not attack anyone. the west creates a picture like in hollywood, there is absolute evil and absolute good. and absolute good is embodied in the character who is the screenwriter of this action movie. when moscow is trying to explain it's motivation and now or what is called a military operation against ukraine. it seems that the questions that follow from western media are, are completely ignorant of what russia has been saying all along. so to that, mr. lab rav replied that he believes that at th

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news things are getting back to normal is busy out there. thank you, rob. and stick around for a full march madness report with our sports director jason dumas, u.s.. we'll be back live at chase center with more on this weekend's ncaa basketball tournament. not our 4 zone forecast as we step above the clouds said that are near or above san francisco. hard to tell from this picture. here are where they are. i think san francisco's another kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here did cool quite a bit in some parts. the bay area over 20 degrees cooler than just yesterday. it's amazing what a change in the wind will do. the weather around the bay area offshore wind yesterday we had record breaking temperatures all around but then the seabreeze kick back in. here you go. the fog. >> move back in along the or that rolling in for tonight. so the temperatures, yeah, they backed off quite a bit. remember yesterday was 79 degrees in san francisco to a 57 degrees for a high. what a change in the weather. 61 in oakland still warm in spots away from the immed

all right, we'll make sure he stay safe, rob rob mcbride life, ross, innovative. thank you very much for that update. let's head to poland. now, us presidential binding has described russian president vladimir persian as a butcher, while making ukrainian refugees by them was at a sent in war. so with some of the more than 2000000 people who fled to poland de staying, the kremlin has said there, amongst the narrow, the possibility for mending relations. biden's comments come about a week after he referred to persian as a war criminal. you know, you're dealing every day was wondering when you look at what he's done to these people, what does it make you think he's a butcher whitehouse corresponding kimberly how could ease in warsaw? hello. that. kimberly certainly strong language again coming from the president. what should we make event? ah, what we should make of it is that the u. s. president is clearly on intent on seeing vladimir putin held accountable for the carnage that the world has witness playing out in ukraine as a result of russia's invasion. the u. s.

well for us, rob nesbitt talked with him about the u.s. reaction to the war and how he thinks this military advancement might end. rob joins us live now with the story about. >> and the former ambassador tells me there are 3 key things working against russia, the strength of sanctions against them. the response from countries in the west as well as as well as the strength of the resistance of the ukrainian people. to get a sense of what a week's worth of air strikes feels i spoke to the tally szish and so it might be just the water. it is. and the player was on the he lives in san francisco but grew up in ukraine and has been in constant contact with his mother and sister. >> who live in the capital, kiev, where russian troops first targeted. the problem is my sister got the just 2 weeks also she cannot trump the shelter. he says the surprise of the world's response to the invasion of ukraine. former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, steven pifer says it was also a surprise to russian president vladimir putin. >> 5, 6, weeks ago, there may be 5

i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. and you can follow all the latest updates on the war in ukraine. just use your phone to scan this qr code. >> it will guide you to our website for all the latest developments and resources available around the bay area. >> all right. now let's get a check on the weather wild day here. we hear that people in east bay waking up to some rain, even some hail coming down. the says video that gary sewer e was kind enough to share with us. he was in concord and he says he also heard some thunder and saw some lightning such a welcome sight. those showers we saw in the east bay this morning. >> they brought a beautiful sunrise. those photos being sent to us from lauren carter in hayward, our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. you called it and we're so grateful. oh, my gosh. how about that? just test just to get i mean, it hasn't been a ton of rain. let's let's not kid ourselves. at this point we're taking anything we can get it. we had some lightning strikes out there. we

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> rob, thank you. count rain says the wreckage from last thursday's crash near san bruno has been cleared and services. now back to normal service, of course, was interrupted when a train crashed into a and those left on the tracks. leaving 13 people injured, including 2 counts, train workers. none of the injuries was serious. federal investigators said the equipment that was hit was part of a so-called work train made up of the heavy duty pickup truck and to flat. but flatbed trucks carrying a crane. officials said a punctured fuel tank caused a fire in one of the work train vehicles for the past week. bart riders who use the agency's red line at been unable to get a direct ride between richmond and san francisco airport that's because a power cable broke between the ashby and else. regal plaza stations. and there's no word on when the trains might run on that busy line again. the red line stopped running just as part was seeing a post-pandemic surge of ridership with more offices reopening and of gas

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