part of the blame we bring in rob, man, it's better and it has to be rob me to show and dominic ego, former police officer and chicago. thanks for joining me gentlemen. thank you. like travis, ok, it's obviously that time the, we understand crime goes up around the holidays. obviously a lot of people are more concerned about shopping than they are necessarily security. but rob, i want to start with you because you talk about this on your show. i imagine a lot right now the economic environment that we are in right now. does this rise in crime actually surprise? you know, there's a surprise me at all the, the colonel policies in places like san francisco and other liberal cities that clearly said that you can go in and steal and rob. we've seen it for months and cbs is targets and those kinds of things. and, and you know what though scotty, the worst part about it is with the rising inflation, which is hitting middle class and lower middle class families. the hardest is that those folks are losing their targets, they're losing their cbs is, they're losing their middle class stores whe

the rob. i want to start with you because you talk about the sudden show, i imagine a lot right now the economic environment that we are in right now. does this rise in crime actually surprise you now does surprise me at all. the colonel policies in places like san francisco and other liberal cities. clearly said that you can go in and steal and rob. we've seen it for months and cbs is targets in those kinds of things. and, and you know what though scotty, the worst part about it is with the rising inflation, which is hitting middle class and lower middle class families. the hardest is that those folks are losing their targets, they're losing their c, b s is they're losing their middle class stores where they buy their goods and get their medications because they're, the companies are closing them down. and it's all based on these weak criminal justice policies with district attorneys like this show been guy out in san francisco. well, and dominic, what i think of organized crime, i think of m

my name is rob. i have the honor today of presenting you with a new part of our program which is very apt as we're celebrating our history. know history, know self. a big shout out to this amazing team of competent professionals who put together this celebration. when i think of philippino american history we have to highlight and uplift both. philippino and american. our histories are intrinsically tied in so many ways. we don't know ourself unless we know the things that got us here. it's one of the most beautiful stories. i'm a little biased. let's start off with a little bit of trivia. okay. if you can't read it it's okay. i'll read it a couple times. the 1934duffy act restricted immigration of philippino migrants to how many individuals? a, 50. b, 1250. c, 5,000. or ten thousand. a? final answer? it's a. correct. i'll be back with another question in a little bit. >> let me call on our next pair of award presenters. please welcome. >> covid 19 has had an especially devastating toll on philippino

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. >> i knew immediately i got robbed. now it was who did it and how are we doing to uncover this? >> prosecutors say the bad guys in this case, cops. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. we'll get to those stories in a moment but first, breaking news in the east bay. a shooting outside the famous fox theater in oakland. it happened a couple hours ago around 2:30 this afternoon less than an hour after a meet and greet event with the rock band all time low. the band says one of the fans was hit possibly by a stray bullet. the concert tonight is cancelled. all of this of course comes during this heightened concern in oakland after a stray bullet killed that little boy last weekend jasper woo on 880. let's bring in cheryl hurd joining us from the fox theater with the late details. tell us where you are and what you're seeing right now. >> reporter: well, i'm standing in front of the fox theater and as you can see, the gate is locked. fans are very disappointed tonight because the concert set for 7:30 is cancel led because of a shooting you just talked a

let's bring in meteorologist rob. i was driving with the kids today. we saw the south bay. immediately they were like is it fog? smoke? what is that in the air. >> a combination of both. good observation. the weather watchers in the car. high pressure above which tends to act like a lid and it does trap some of the low level smoke around the bay area. driving around the bay you are seeing that. nice sunset to the north. walnut creek some of the haze we're seeing now. and there's enough of it that we have moderate air quality to start off the weekend. once the index gets closer to 100. which it may by monday or tuesday. we may see winter time spare the air alerts. high pressure remains locked in and don't have enough wind to push some of the haze out. another thing we're watching into tomorrow morning. patchy dense fog. nothing too bad. like we see over the last couple days we could see fog in the central valley. spilling back t over night. you are east bay valleys, to concord. or walnut creek. you might see patchy fog for the morning. and then as we wrap up the weekend a fe

kron four's, rob nesbitt. he's been talking with infectious disease experts about on the kron and joins us now live in the studio with more on what they have to say about it. rob, the key health experts say there is reason to be concerned kron but no reason to panic vaccine rates, having a big part in that and the department of public health reporting no known cases of the variant in california. mccraw may not be in the bay area but it's causing concern all over the u.s. the white house implementing travel bans for 8 countries in southern africa. >> a move that's drawing criticism from infectious disease. experts like doctor john swartzberg that's not going to help very much. it may help a little bit in terms of slowing the emergence of the virus around the globe. >> but it's not going to stop it. if the variant does spread to the u.s. he says worst case would be another shutdown, but that we already know the steps to avoid that masking social distancing not getting the other time to get a crime was first disc

a san mateo police department spokesman says wednesday night while off duty, he robbed this rite-aid, and resisted arrest. >> it is my understanding sergeant cole walked into way rite-aid armed with a weapon. that is not his duty weapon. he demanded prescription medication. upon leaving the store he was tackled by sheriffs or police officers and arrested. reporter: he kept his addiction hidden. his use of pain pills began in 2010 after a doctor prescribed them for a severe k9 bite. a spokesperson says he was assigned to the field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. he was involved in the healthy streets outreach command, where he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was a very sympathetic ear to addicts and able to understand the struggle while not being able to overcome the struggle himself. reporter: the district attorney says he posted bail, his arraignment is scheduled for november 18. >> they have sworn to uphold the law, the question becomes paramount. reporter: when asked if they would review any have his cases, a spokesperson said we ar

taylor is actually spoke to photographer that was robbed at gunpoint. >> terrifying moments when an east bay in his driveway the whole thing happened and it was over within. >> and 20 seconds right. so there was not even a moment to kind of have a rational thought what what should i do. this kicks lewis who didn't want to use his last name says. >> he had just returned home from shooting photos in marine when 2 men in face masks approached his car soon after they smashed his back window and took off with his camera bag reviewing his tesla cameras and home surveillance. he quickly realized the suspects have been following him to his house all the way from the north bay impacted their car just to kind of stop. and you the skate right. >> and that's what i saw the driver. and, you know, come out and come around his car with a gun pointed to my trees. all right. and and i'm like, it's just just kind of freaked out and you walk around my car. that's not for the gunshot go off. >> thankfully no one was injured but lewis and other photographers say this incident from september proves that it do

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rob fladeboe has that story. i'm here at the san jose sharks practice facility in san jose where former sharks winger evander kane was back on the ice today for the first time in several weeks. >> but instead of skating with the sharks came was practicing with his new team. the minor league hl san jose barracuda, the sharks place cain on waivers on sunday following at the conclusion of his 21 day suspension for violating the nhl's covid-19 protocols. the nhl also investigating and cleared cain amid allegations that he bet on hockey games after practice cain addressed the media over his off ice to make it about time that you stop >> it's always a there's never the same importance in conviction. box so they're just tales of you're this is part of the process is part of a. the job. i don't want at the time of his suspension. >> cain also came under scrutiny amid allegations of and domestic abuse against his ex-wife. charges came. his vehemently denied cain will remain with the barracuda indefinitely and says that hi

. >> we're getting robbed. it's horrible. don't know why people need to do it. they need to come up with new laws to stop them. and discourage them from doing that. it hurts everybody. >> authorities say 90 thieves used three separate entrances and ran off with more than $100,000 of high end merchandise. three people were charged with felonies for the alleged role in the spree. >> it's unnerving. >> he was helping customers pick out kitchen ware at the store next door. and locked his staff inside until the chaos subsided. >> what happened last weekend. it was a short time frame that it happened. it's not something you can really anticipate. >> police say they are for any intelligence that tips them off. if another roving caravan is heading their way. police are not encouraging shops to boards up, police say if they do receive a tip of another targeted theft they will leave it up to businesses to decide if they want to close early. police say they have a dedicated team of uniformed and under cover officers patrolling busy shopping centers. like the stone ridge ma

meteorologist rob mayeda tracking the next storm as it starts to move in. news at 11:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. i'm audrey asistio. toddler on the way home with family is dead after shooting. >> part of the freeway shutdown for hours with police searching for clues and gunmen still out there. sergio quintana. >> reporter: videos posted to social media show the police parked and white car examined. car that six family members were riding in when hit by gunfire. child was rushed to children's hospital in oakland. family member told me the child did struggle to survive but unfortunately died. family shared several details about what happened, did not want to speak on camera. jasper wu was in a car seat when a stray bullet entered the vehicle and struck him in the head. mother was driving at the time, two other adults and children were not injured. they're getting support from the local asian-american community. >> can't imagine what the family is going through now or what they will have to deal with in terms of ptsd. >> reporter: some shocked th

he and another man tried to rob someone else. a struggle ensued and the would-be victim was able to wrangle a gun from that man a shook him in the face. the person who is being robbed was injured, he was pronounced dead. >> i spoke to those who spoke -- you knew him and were adding flowers to his memorial. they said they did not want to comment and requested privacy. i have been a number of high-profile shootings in the area in recent weeks. >> this is been going on the last couple months, i don't know what is going on. i suspect the worst. reporter: including a gunfight that broke out along haight central walks away. -- blocks away. police say it was gang related. sources say this man was a gang member with extensive criminal history, including multiple burglary and gun charges as recent as late october. residents in the community are worried about the future of their neighborhood. >> they don't have good reputations. ama: climate change and rising sea levels, the new report out today that outlines just how much san francisco's

. >>> check in with rob mayeda many i'm distracted by the tree behind you that is going wild. >> you could put it on the tv and watch it all. >> yes. >> add the music soundtrack that's probably playing right now. >> yes. >> quite a sight in san jose. by san jose standards, 51 degrees. may feel chilly outside. not too bad. not much in the way of patchy fog as the christmas tree continues there and christmas in the park it other spots of the bay area pretty nice. still upper 50s near san francisco without much fog and not much wind. dublin, 48 degrees. in walnut creek, 50 degrees. with high pressure sticking around air quality and patchy fog will be the top issues we will be watching. you may notice tomorrow around the bay area a little bit of the haze settling into the valleys. moderate air quality for tomorrow. stay tuned. we will see if the numbers get high enough to warrant any winter-time spare-the-air alerts monday and saturday. from city camera view, not much in the way of fog. we don't expect much tomorrow morning. starting off in the mid 40s to mid 50s. by noon tomorrow, we ar

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob. those not the only stores hit over the weekend in the bay area coming up tonight at 5.30. >> we'll be in the east bay's to see the damage caused by thieves at the south. one ball. and the string of robberies certainly has the governor's attention. you heard him at the top of the hour, governor newsom today said his administration is immediately responding to the smash-and-grab robberies that have ravage retailers recently kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the actions. the state is now taking and how retailers are responding. >> look, i have no sympathy, no empathy whatsoever. people smashing and grabbing stealing people's items crane havoc and tear on our streets. not governor gavin newsome reacting after a weekend of ransacking in robbery at numerous retailers across the bay area. in response. he says you can expect to see more police presence in and around shopping areas that are highly trafficked around the holidays. newsome revealed his own business has be

freemont photographer was recently robbed at gunpoint in front of his fremont home. he had been taking pictures in the marine headlights in the thieves apparently followed him home. thankfully no one was hurt. >> the whole thing happened and it was over within and 20 seconds right. so there was not even a moment to kind of have a rational about about what what should i do this kicks impacted their car just to kind of stop and you the state right. and that's what i saw the driver. and, you know, come out and come around his car with a gun pointed to my trees. people like to believe there's something that they can do to avoid this crime or they think. >> it hasn't happened to me because i've been smart enough to do x, y z. and i think the truth is that if you're out there with an expensive piece of equipment. it's a matter of time. >> some popular youtubers and photographers pushing for better anti-theft technology in the cameras. they're talking to manufacturers here. so far. a couple 1000 people have signed that petition. >> children 5 to 11. they are eligible for pf

kron four's rob nesbitt is following up on this story. we'll have more on kron 4 news at 5 o'clock. pleasanton police are talking about what might have been another case of a jewelry store smash and grab yesterday morning about one 20 police say 9 people walked into the stone ridge shopping center and that they did that after pushing a sliding glass door off its track. surveillance video shows the group headed towards a jewelry store. actually, we're looking at the map there. but they left when they spotted metal security, gates. police say the group did not get into any of the stores at that mall. meantime, governor newsome says his administration is responding to the robberies that plagued retailers over the weekend. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story. >> look, i have no sympathy, no empathy whatsoever. people smashing and grabbing stealing people's items crane havoc and tear on our streets. not governor gavin newsome reacting after a weekend of ransacking in robbery at numerous retailers across the bay area. in response. he says you can expect to see more police

rob -- rob mayeda, keep trying and bring us some rain at some point. would ya? >> unfortunately, right now, the big story will be those chilly temperatures we will be waking up to tomorrow morning. some places, in the 30s. what is happening to those rain chances ahead in our seven-day forecast when we come right back. >>> and no jet lag for the 49ers. what head coach kyle shanahan says about their dominating performance today in jacksonville. that's coming up, later in sports. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. >>> welcome back. i cannot believe thanksgiving is four days away. >> yeah, it's also hard to believe how great it is going to be if you are traveling anywhere. and a lot of you are. >> make sure the heat is running in the morning. little bit cold. i think ba

police say the 27-year veteran of the department was caught moments after robbing a rite aid pharmacy. the d.a. said he is reviewing the case and could charge cole with first degree robbery and resisting arrest. tom his attorney says he posted nearly $58,000 in bail and then promptly sgheekd rehab. >> obviously he has his shameful addicted for a long time while having a difficulty doing his job in a first responsibler's setting. >> he said he started using painkillers after being bitten by a police dogful cole is now on unpaid leave. he is due in court november 18. >>> another clear view of the bay area's ongoing problem. car break-ins. a chief pulls up. even jumps into the car to see what's not side. this happened right outside a vitality bowl, inside a popular shopping center. the south bay also has seen a surge in car break-ins. today sf says break-ins are up more than 30% in the south bay in the past 12 months. >> so there is a lady here yesterday who had her car broken into and she mentioned her car was broken into. >> with the holiday shopping season already here, the best advic

nine suspects in masks armed with hammers robbed iceberg diamonds. they smashed every display case and emptied the place out. police got calls about a shooting but it was just the sound of the glass breaking. >>> we are learning new details about the raid against the former mayor of windsor. the chronicle said that multiple items were taken, including two laptops, three i- pads, a camera, cell phone and reporting device. investigators also looked for photographs of two specific women. he stepped down in may after women accused him of sexual assault or misconduct. >>> following the jury deliberations? a polarizing case that has the national guard on stand by in case of rioting. we are talking about the case of kyle rittenhouse. it's now in the hands of the jury. he shot three men at a protest over the police shooting of jacob black in wisconsin last year. two of those men died. rittenhouse went to the protest armed with a rifle. he said that he wanted to help protect local businesses and provide first aid as demonstrations turned violent. he said he w

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. we cleared >> you would be speaking german you, you wouldn't be free. >> still ahead, we will hear from an east bay veteran who served in world war 2 as we honor him. i had a >> and details ahead on your walk to end all timers forecast. good looking family back there and also your full bay area weekend forecast. coming up after the break. >> greasy, you're funny. also the guy from chico the count there. aaron rodgers under fire tonight. decision not to get vaccinated and it's deceptive comments when asked about it in a movie we have a clip of what he said today. they're on the couch. she has covid currently. that's coming up in sports. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the golden state warriors are chasing winds and chasing the top spot in the western conference this season. the dubs looking to improve to 71 with a win over the new orleans pelicans tonight at chase center and the warriors were up by just for half of that came out on fire in the 3rd. the score actually just outdated. they o

still ahead, followed for 40 miles and robbed in front of his home. frightening attack on bay area photographer on his home camera. >>> not a shot but nasal spray, new vaccine that could offer even better protection against covid. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, updated time line for rain in six minutes. >>> thieves are getting more brazen and violent. bay area photographer spotted at golden gate bridge, followed him home 40 miles to fremont and he was robbed of gear. caught on his home security surveillance camera. he's speaking out. jean elle. >> that's when i noticed two guys kind of approach my car, right? and the first guy knocked on my window and i immediately had a bad feeling about this. something is wrong. he's got mask on, gloves on. that's when i locked the car immediately. he said hey, which direction is the freeway. >> reporter: bay area photographer louis, asked us not to use his last name, arriving home in fremont after taking pictures of the golden gate bridge when he was robbed by two men police say followed him home. one ma

i would say go to get a. >> reporter: marilyn and rob were ahead of the surge. listening to the cdc recommendation to get the flu vaccine by the end of last month. >> with the pandemic, and such, the wearing masks, cold and flu disappeared. >> reporter: another reason why doctors are urging people to get the flu vaccine is to lessen the impact on hospital beds and icus as we continue to deal with covid-19. >>> this flu season may also be more severe because people are getting tired of health mandates, including wearing masks. >>> this take a live look at oracle part. giants fans are in shock this evening after hearing their longtime favorite catcher, buster posey, is retiring. we are live at oracle part, where buster posey is expected to make his big announcement tomorrow. >> reporter: this news spread quickly among giants fans. i have to say, a lot of them are in disbelief. many of them are hoping this is one big mistake. >> there is a chance he could change his mind. i hope he does. >> reporter:'s and are not ready to see their favorite catcher walk away from

let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda with the when and the where, rob. >> and what will be packing that bigger punch will, once again, be the connection to an atmospheric river that's going to boost the rain rates at this storm and at times lead to some gusty conditions. and we will start things off talking about that wind advisory for the bay area. you can see, most of the bay area will be impacted by this starting at 7:00 tomorrow evening. wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour so you could have some tree damage and local power impacts and if those come down on the roadways, into tuesday morning, you could see an impact there due to those gusty winds. and the other component, obviously, the atmospheric river is the heavy rain potential and we do think it will be the north bay. these areas showing up in red around some of the mountain areas could see 2 to 4 inches of rain and around the rest of the bay area, probably a good half inch of rain falling in a pretty short period of time. so talk more about the heavy rain potential, the timing of the heaveniest rain and the strongest wind i

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob. stay with kron 4 for the latest covid information that includes finding the vaccine for children and much more. >> you can scan the qr code on your screen and you'll be directed to the special section of our website. that's at kron. 4 dot com. all right. weather time. now as we take a live look outside. look at that beautiful. >> twilight view above san francisco, lot of people, especially interested in what tomorrow's weather is veterans day. a lot of kids have off from school and the like. so and here to answer that question chiefmeteorologist they have just the right day. lot of sunshine coming our way. the sunset tonight. 5. '02, guys that sunset a very early, beautiful skies out there right now. look at that color out there in the atmosphere. as you look toward that sunset into san francisco out over the bay. we're going to see some changes coming our way as high pressure now takes over that jet stream is moving well to the north will bring a lot of rain up in the pacific northwe

rob, this is a drag. >> yeah, it sure is grab that you can make the sign out or not. but a $5.9 a gallon for regular here at this a chevron station on north first street. now, that's not all that unusual for a station like this one. that's fairly close to the airport. but now we're starting to see $5 a gallon gas pop up all over town. let's take a look. >> here on the corner of blossom. hill in snow avenue in san jose. 2 stations are selling a gallon of regular for over 5 bucks. a gallon. well, a 3rd is at 4.99 and people are digging deep to pay for it. and a college student. i commute an hour away. so it's really expensive. regular gas prices have hit an all-time high in some parts of the bay area. aaa says the average price for regular unleaded in san francisco is $4.84. a gallon. it's 4.76 in san jose. and for 75 in oakland discount outlets like rotten robbie are some $0.40 cheaper. i asked robinson oil ceo tom robinson. what's going on? you always have to start with crude oil. >> and crude oil wasn't that long ago in the 40's and now it's over. 80 and so we're cru

orange barriers were placed in street to prevent this happening again. 80 people storming in and robbing thousands of dollars of good. security services in san jose is seeing increased call for guards, including stores and malls. we were there as they rolled out for night shift. >> visual deterrent, get the uniforms, maybe heightened police activity. >> reporter: they suggested to limit entry points and put a guard at doors still open. >> people think cameras replace security officers but doesn't replace the persona we give off but says i'm serious about my property. >> reporter: spent the day shopping in san francisco, saying increased security motor. >> rindefinitely. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> this was a swarm. bay area wide, and list growing. show you where it happened. san francisco, friday. walnut creek on saturday, then sunday alameda, hayward and san jose. tonight we've learned two businesses were targeted there late last night but alameda says one of the businesses, thieves didn't get away with anything because of the security measures in place. they're asking businesses t

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so rob bonta is launching a nationwide investigation. today's announcement comes after that when their leaked thousands of documents from facebook. among the allegations the company promoted its platforms to kids and young adults even research showed that they had negative health impact on mental health for kids and young adults, especially for teenage girls. attorney general rob bonta is with us tonight. nice to have you on the program. thanks for joining us. is this a david versus goliath court case here? >> i don't think so. this is an investigation, by the way. we're investigating exactly what you mentioned, whether meta, provided a platform to children and young adults knowing that it provides physical harm or mental health harm to the children, things like suicide, things like anxiety, depression, eating disorders. and these are very serious allegations and it's a large group across the state. it's multistate, it's bipartisan, and it's national. so our attorneys general and the california attorney general, our office, we have excel

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> in the south bay a day care center workers in custody. suspected of sexually abusing a child over a period of several years. san jose police say 62 year-old julio carrasco diaz assault of a child between 2011 2019 while working at residential day care facility on mcginnis avenue. police believe there could be more victims. anybody with information is asked to call san jose police in the east bay oakland. police are looking for the thieves who stole a french bulldog at gunpoint. that happened friday night. the dog's owner says friend was walking. the dog named merlin near valdez and 24th 2 men approached the woman pointed a gun at her demanding that she hand over the dog. the man sped away in a car. french bulldogs have been a popular target for thieves because they can be sold for high prices. the dog's owner says the last few days have been very emotional. >> it's hard. i can't even. understand why someone would want to do this. i mean, even coming home not running to the door to greet me. or hearing him run around in the background real

a different scene in tonight, a dozens robbed a nordstrom there. >> we have a photo showing some of the chaos inside that store. sergio quintana from walnut creek. >> reporter: dozens of people carrying nordstroms in walnut creek. the manager of a nearby restaurant took cover. >> i had to lock the front door. lock the back door. they can come right in here. they're crazy for a second. a car went around the police suv. three people were arrested. one of them charged with robbery. nbc bay area has obtained a still image from a security camera inside nordstroms during the robbery. a company spokesperson said, five of the employees were injured. police saying three people were assaulted and one with pepper spray. there is cause for concern. walnut creek warned of a possibility of another robbery. high-end shops closed early. two women were the last customers. >> they are a little nervous. for sure. i would be, too. >> reporter: the mayor of walnut creek says the city is actively working to prevent incidents from happening here again. they are taking efforts. the street going through broadwa

a san mateo police department spokesman says wednesday night while off duty, he robbed this rite-aid, and resisted arrest. >> it is my understanding sergeant cole walked into way rite-aid armed with a weapon. that is not his duty weapon. he demanded prescription medication. upon leaving the store he was tackled by sheriffs or police officers and arrested. reporter: he kept his addiction hidden. his use of pain pills began in 2010 after a doctor prescribed them for a severe k9 bite. a spokesperson says he was assigned to the field operations bureau and placed on unpaid leave. he was involved in the healthy streets outreach command, where he helped those with substance abuse issues get off the streets. >> he was a very sympathetic ear to addicts and able to understand the struggle while not being able to overcome the struggle himself. reporter: the district attorney says he posted bail, his arraignment is scheduled for november 18. >> they have sworn to uphold the law, the question becomes paramount. reporter: when asked if they would review any have his cases, a spokesperson said we ar

. >> it is shocking to me that i have been robbed. i didn't even know i was robbed. that is how slick they are. >> reporter: pam wanted to only use her first name, but a couple distracted her as she worked in her garden by asking for directions. the robber managed to slip a diamond bracelet off of pam's wrist. huntington beach police say hers was the first in a string of robberies in their city. diamonds, necklaces, even a woman's engagement ring have disappeared. seniors, officials say, are the target. >> they will then follow them, and make any attempt they can to speak with them, shake their hand, touch them, grabs her arm, and a means necessary. sometimes it ends up being forcefully done as well. >> reporter: the robbers got a $5000 tennis bracelet from a shopper in the costco parking lot in the bella terra shopping center in huntington beach were never caught. the men and the women use a distraction technique, claiming their child was sick. it was very similar to win the man and woman got pam's favorite bracelet. >> i was so upset. i didn't even realize it was g

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> for your money tonight. california officials are offering another opportunity for pandemic, unemployment benefits. this is for about 100,000 people who were previously denied eligibility has been expanded under federal rules. it now includes workers who refused to work for an employer that violated covid safety standards workers who were laid off or had hours reduced because of covid and school employees whose usual work schedule was affected. people initially denied are being encouraged to check back on whether they are eligible for benefits. a big announcement today. the fda and the cdc now recommend that anyone over the age of 18 who wants a covid-19 vaccine booster shot. >> should be able to get one both decisions came down today as public health officials sought to simplify eligibility requirements. doctors say a booster shot is necessary to curb the expected holiday surge in infections. any adult who is at least 6 months past their second shot can get boosted was either the pfizer or moderna vaccine. c

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. all right, rob, thanks a lot of 5 people who were arrested in connection to a crime spree at san francisco's union square made their first appearance in court yesterday and they are all charged with multiple felonies for their alleged involvement in a smash-and-grab robbery at the louis store last friday night. all of those suspects entered not guilty. pleas. judge set bail for 2 of the suspects. it $5,000. there were 3 others who were denied bail. >> new tonight at 6, making sure that nobody goes hungry this thanksgiving is the goal for homeless advocates in the south bay kron four's. rob fladeboe goes behind the scenes to share a few stories of those who make all of those holiday meals possible. >> hard at work since 02:00am leading the kitchen crew here at san jose city team ministry's is executive chef reynolds stuart, i'm giving back to others from lifting them up. >> i'm able to do that because all the people around me, our help really do that. working alongside stuart in cookin

last month three men robbed him at gunpoint pumping gas. eventually he pulled a gun and fired at the attacker. who later died. when he continued after the other attackers they fired back hitting him multiple times. he is recovering at home. and feeling well enough to drive on his own. he retired from the department in 2019. >>> up next. new details in a bay area cold case. the murder suspect who appeared in court for the death of a popular high school student. the story you'll see only here. >> plus it's considered the deadliest stretch of highway in the bay area. and it has to do with climate change? we'll explain. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimite

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. president biden says he's already met with members of the covid response team to evaluate their response. the new on the kron variant. in a statement released on the white house's website. the president is urging unvaccinated americans to get their covid vaccine is also stressing the importance of getting a booster shot. president also called for the release of intellectual property restrictions regarding the makeup of the vaccines to ensure that they can be manufactured more quickly all around the world vaccine maker moderna says it is working rapidly to test its covid vaccine against on the kron variant. in a statement it said in part, the recently described on the crime. varian includes mutations seen in the delta variant that are believed to increased transmissibility and you take seen in the beta and delta variants that are believed to promote immune escape the combination of mutations represents a significant potential risk to accelerate the waning of a natural and vaccine. indu

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 thank you for that report. of course, is not just san francisco. all corners of the bay area have been hit by what amounts to organized crime amid worries that the brazen crimes will put a chill on holiday shopping law enforcement may be looking into conspiracy charges as a way to stop the madness or dropped out brings us up to date on that from san jose. >> around the corner from where thieves ransack to leaven apparel on sunday here at santana row vintage wine merchants in other shops have their guard up. they're worried customers might fear getting caught up in violence in stay away says owner harry to think of a mob coming around breaking windows looting causing just not the place you want to put your family in response to the recent rash of organized shoplifting, law enforcement is looking at a regional approach but has his work cut out for us is former prosecutor and legal analyst stephen clark them a lot of these retail theft crews have become emboldened by it. decriminalization. >> in our property crime laws. and i think that's why you're s

. >>> the police surrounded the sun valley mall after nine guys in masks, armed with hammers, robbed iceberg diamonds. they smashed every display case and emptied the place out. this is new video just into the news room. within the past hour or so it happened at 7:00 tonight. the police got calls about a shooting but that was apparently just the sound of the glass breaking. right now the suspects are still on the loose. our morning team will have all of the very latest on the investigation tomorrow starting at 4:30. >>> our other top story, the supply chain crisis hits monday night football. the 49ers put on a show for the fans tonight, vendors at levi stadium faced problems keeping up with demand. >> live team coverage. first, we have a closer look at the stadium supply issues, maria? >> reporter: well, tonight's 9ers wins say big deal but there is also something going on off of the field that football fans may have no idea about. >> reporter: tonight's niner's victory against the rams sent a wave of cheers throughout levi stadium. but football fans may not know that many vendors th

jessica back to you. >> thank you, rob. coming up in primetime sticking with the holiday cheer. watch ou the grinch stole christmas at 8:00. five more sleeps until zrms at 8:30 pl holiday inn harmony at 9:00. batch the "snl" christmas special at 9:30. and then of course you have to watch me at 11:00. okay. that does it for us at 7:00. have a great night. get a hotted toy and snuggle up to the sofa. i'll see you at 11:00. >> we'll see you again next week. >> from the emotional to the triumphant to the down right terrifying, 2021 had it all. collusive ed sheeran on courtney and harry. '90s style is huge right now. >>> one of the most popular pant of the fall season. >> ryan reynolds came and visited. >> he's worked with blake and now gladly gave sarah jessica parker a lift. >> okay, that was quick. >> the good guy wins and the bad

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> in the east bay 2 elementary schools in hayward will close next year after a vote by the hayward unified school district board members voted to close baumann elementary and strobe ridge elementary schools. the district's decision came in spite of days of protests by parents and teachers. they say it's due to a budget shortfall in decline in enrollment. one parent says the decision is heartbreaking. well, another parent says it will be worse in the long run. >> gone for a year coming back and then hearing that just goes going close. you just like, ok, we're going to go now. so i think it's a little messed out the school year and as a kid. i said come here is kind of like. >> so sleaze. same teachers are still here. so. our breaking news like that actually is major blow that. >> you know, the school will be shut down but economically it might help. >> our haywood community new money to come in. >> board. members are considering closing to more schools class brook elementary and cho a middle school. no word yet on a meeting to decide the fate of those schools.