rob is in for kari this morning. so good to see you, rob. we got the coffee going for you. >> i need it, like a backpack of it. >> it's cold. >> you want to cradle it this morning in some places. we have 30s in some places, you mentioned that, and some showers moving through. roadways dry in san josÉ, 44 degrees over towards walnut creek. and a few light rain showers off to the west and san francisco at 35 degrees. 30s and 40s this morning. by lunchtime, it's a day you will not want to lose the jacket, topping out for high temperatures today in the upper 40s to low 50s in the bay area, and the wind will be picking up. look at the wind speeds as we head towards the evening. 20 to 30 miles per hour, and at times 40-mile-per-hour gersts on the coastal hill tops. a sign the coast is dropping down the coast as we head towards the evening. tomorrow morning the wind speeds will back off. scattered showers around the bay area right now. more snow flurries around mount hamilton this morning. really the main event for the next storm will hold off unt

rob's done it on purpose for us. but sun's still shining and we're still going, and, yeah, we're all right. we're all right. cheering and applause if you're not drinking beer, you've got to run with me, all right? cheering and applause horn honks music: the first noel cheering and applause thank you so much for coming out and supporting us, all right? you make a huge difference, so thank you! he's running on fumes. he's very emotional, very tired. but we're just all so proud of him. we know how mentally strong kevin is. - i think he's really digging in and, look, you can see that with him, | but he's not quitting and he won't quit. . that's how he is. applause morning! applause just amazing. we are just so proud of him. itjust means so much, not just for us, but for all the mnd community and, yeah, just means the world. i'm just really tired. it's been really, really tough, but we'll try and enjoy this, even though i feel like i'm walking on broken glass! and they are about to set out found that extra mile! - and the

rob: please do. marc: does the corruption issues they have in the ukraine versus the other players in the region like georgia make the situation even harder to get a handle on and fuel a lot of the russian aggression there in your opinion? or even if they were able to significantly clean up the corruption, do you think the russians would continue to do the things they do and a provocative way? maryna: this is a widely debated topic and there has been progress in this space. it is not 100% success story but still there has been progress. it is important i think to understand and emphasize that ukraine is conducting two struggles. the struggle against russian aggression and the second is against the dysfunction of the state. reforms need to be carried out in those conditions and at the same time ukraine needs to be militarily capable state to resist aggression. however, it does not validate attempts to exact territory. i think it is important to resist -- succumb to the russia promoted impression that

rob mayeda is joining us now with all that. rob. >> we are starting to see some of the rain now move into the bay area. some around richmond and this will be a lot more rain than we saw today, which was more or less kind of like melting snowflakes at times around the bay area you will see around monterey bay, this band pushing up from the southwest approaching santa cruz, watsonville, and casterville in the next half hour. another line of showers moving across marin county bringing rain to richmond right around the golden gate bridge. this will be different than the weather we had this morning, where we were just tracking those low snow levels. this will involve higher rain rates at times right in time for the morning commute, you can see some of those isolated stronger cells which could fire up along the coast and the peninsula. there is a slight chance of thunder in the mix for tomorrow too, so plan on rain especially for the first half the day. then, temperatures as rain moves in, initially temperatures won't be too cold. mo

rob mayeda. a look at our storm ranger doppler radar, scanning through those rain showers, though, the heavier rain now has transitioned into the santa cruz mountains. you can see pockets of downpours around santa cruz county, likely to continue oh overnight. coming up, a closer look at how much rain we are expecting and how long those gusty winds will stick around for your monday forecast. closer look at the news following xfinity sports sunday. ♪♪ >>> welcome to xfinity sports sunday. the hit man, of course, is donte whitner. i am dave feldman. 49ers with a big win today over cincinnati. they needed overtime to do it. they now have a 74% chance of making the postseason. they only had a 62% chance going into today. and no one happier than robbie gould, who missed a field goal at the end end of regulation that could have won it before there ever was any overtime. so, jimmy g looking to have another great game. he's been on a pretty good run lately. would it continue? second quarter. game tied

rob's donel i've not met anybody so inspiring. . tough one, that one. rob's done on purpose. sun is still shining. we're still going. cheering you're not drinking beer, you have to run— you're not drinking beer, you have to run with — you're not drinking beer, you have to run with me.— to run with me. laughter applause _ applause horns honking the first noel plays. cheering thank you so much for coming out and supporting us. thank you so much for coming out and supporting us— applause he's running on fumes. he's very emotional, very tired. we're also proud of him. emotional, very tired. we're also proud of him-— emotional, very tired. we're also proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit- _ proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit. that's _ proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit. that's how _ proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit. that's how he - proud of him. he's not quitting and he won't quit. that's how he is. - morning. applause just amazing. i'm so proud of him. it's just amazing. i'm so proud of him. it's not _ just amaz

spokesman and iraq war veteran rob smith. fox is on the front lines of this crisis as we get video of a dozen migrants appear to be held together by rope attempting to cross the rio grande river. but they're certainly not the only ones that come here illegally as southwest land border and counters hit more than 164,000 last month. and taught more than 1.7 million in this fiscal year. plus, illegal drugs are also a huge problem with border agents seizing $3 million worth of meth at the u.s.-mexico border. in texas, the border crisis is being blamed for even more serious crimes. with a human smuggling suspect hit with a slew of charges including murder. after police say the teen ran a stop sign while fleeing from border agents. and t-boned a car driven by a 59-year-old missionary and her 22-year-old daughter killing both instantly. the lieutenant governor of teas saying the blood of these american citizens is on the hands of president biden and vice president kamala harris. rob smith, what are your thoughts on the unfolding tra

rob mayeda is tracking the storm's path. plus -- >> today sheriff laurie smith's anniversary in office, and we will talk about the allegations against her. >>> legislation supporters argue will protect thousands of workers otherwise ignored when it comes to bona fide benefits. >>> if there's a conviction, the remedy is removal from office. >> right now at 6:30, santa clara county sheriff tangled in controversy. the new grand jury accusations laurie smith is facing this morning and the impact it could have on her future. >>> the pressure to get vaccinated before the new year. this is "today in the bay." >>> rain is already making its way back into the bay area after monday's downpour. here we are wednesday morning. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we are broadcasting to your television as well as streaming to nbcbayarea.com. as we look out at storm ranger on san bruno, rob mayeda is in for kari this morning. >> the view, the camera view interesting. partly clou

i do not and was hamilton robbed? i the race? i do not and was hamilton robbed? ., ., ., ., robbed? i do not and all. i understand _ robbed? i do not and all. i understand it _ robbed? i do not and all. i understand it was - robbed? i do not and all. i understand it was a - robbed? i do not and all. i understand it was a very i robbed? i do not and all. i - understand it was a very sniffing it race, _ understand it was a very sniffing it race and — understand it was a very sniffing it race, and that it was anyone positive _ race, and that it was anyone positive for the taking and it was nail-biting — positive for the taking and it was nail—biting a very exciting and i understand that hamilton is very miffed _ understand that hamilton is very miffed that he did not win but i do not understand the rules of formula one. not understand the rules of formula one it _ not understand the rules of formula one it does — not understand the rules of formula one. it does not surprise me that hamilton— one. it does not surprise me that hamilton would say this though. i love hamilton wou

during which i believe rob will be back with your forecast. and all day on nbcbayarea.com, we hope you have a great saturday and we'll see you right here tomorrow morning. . narrator: when you see this symbol, you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. dylan: hi, everybody, i'm dylan dreyer, and this is "earth odyssey". today, we set off to find the wildlife that thrives in the coldest regions on earth. in the alps, these alpine marmots must fight to stay alive before the snow hits. then, the frigid alaskan wilderness awaits the next generation of this family of arctic fox. and later, we head to europe, where a big cat needs a thick coat to weather the chilly climate. plus, in mongolia, these horses get through the winter with a little help from their friends.

rob citino at the end of the table. rob will be familiar to many in the audience. he is the museum's samuel zemari stone senior historian. i assure you that title is not indicative of his age or his energy. it takes plenty of energy to author ten books and accumulate countless awards and accolades as rob has. testament to his achievements is the fact that rob is the 2021 recipient of a society for military history samuel elliot morrison prize, an award given in recognition of an entire career of contributions to the field of military history. please welcome our first speaker, dr. rob citino. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, adam. the samuel elliot morrison prize from the society for military history highlight of my professional career, but i would mention i'm here in the room, i think, con crane is here somewhere. khan is also a recipient and holder of that distinguished prize. khan and i have elevated conversation when we're together. i want to thank you so if we can start the slides, i think rich and i are going to address the symposium from the table today. i

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. another big story tonight takes us to michigan where a 15 year-old has been arrested after police say he opened fire on his high school campus, killing 3 students and wounding at least 6 others, including a teacher police responded around one this afternoon to a report of an active shooter at oxford high school. it's about 30 miles north of detroit. police do not know the motive yet. and believe the youngster acted alone. the school was put on lockdown and students were later escorted to a nearby parking lot officers arrested the teenager and they say they found the gun. he used that student reportedly asking for an attorney after being taken into custody. domestic terrorism is now being used to describe experiencing a flash mob retail robbery. >> like the ones that we've seen recently here in the bay area armed forces. made you spoke to the representative of over 200 major retailers in the state and explains why she views these crimes as terror. >> professionals in the retail shoppin

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thank you, rob, so much. it's 7:45. coming up, recent devastation across the bay area and across the country. tornadoes in the midwest, and wildfires on the west coast. nbc bay area political analysts, larry gerst, joins us next to talk about what is being done to protect california. >>> there's a new study that shows the current flu vaccine may be a mismatch in protecting from the dominant flu strain circulating this season. that's according to the researchers at the university of pennsylvania. after a relatively mild flu season last year, experts fear this flu season could be severe as people gather indoors. the last time a flu vaccine was, quote, mismatched, this poorly was during the 2014-2015 flu season. it's never the perfect match but still reduces the risk of severe illness. the study from the university of pennsylvania has not been peer reviewed. >>> now the tornadoes in the midwest and south is showing how vulnerable our country is to extreme acts of nature. california has its own issues when it comes to wildf

rob, let's talk about you. you're buying regeneron and you're adding to pfizer and the form of biotech complex, as well as investment bank lazard. tie those together >> they don't necessarily tie together and regeneron is in our quality growth portfolio and it trades cheap great fundamental stability and high free cash flow and earnings quality and solid capital deployment last month they reported a strong third quarter with top and bottom beats and investors can debate the sustainability of the covid-19 antibody revenues, but it's tough to argue against their execution. this is about stock selection and what we're focused on. forward p-es are only 12.9 times and it's a play on the space and you're seeing the execution that they've had around covid has been second to none. lazard is in our dividend portfolio and you know, this is a play on financials and a cheap play on financials and it trades not only at discount to the s&p and a discount to the financial sector and so with the dividend growth they have and i

>> thanks so much rob. people have to be careful later tonight into tomorrow. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" larry joins us to talk about the swirling rumors of a u.s.reme court justice maybe stepping down. why some are urging him to do it now. >>> trend thing morning, a super cool story of a dinosaur egg highlighting theling to birds. teams discovered the rare 66 million year old fossil in east china. it has a complete baby dinosaur in the egg apparently a few days old before it would have hatched. researchers say it shows a remarkable similarity between dinosaurs and the birds they evolved into. this is the first time any fossil has shown any signs of bird like posture known as tucking where the head is under the right arm. >>> the covid surge affecting the music world. k pop group bts announcing three of the seven members tested positive for covid-19. the group had just returned to south korea from their tour here in the u.s. the concert were the group's first in the u.s. since the pan

this is dominic rob outlining this overhaul _ here? this is dominic rob outlining this overhaul of _ here? this is dominic rob outlining this overhaul of human _ here? this is dominic rob outlining this overhaul of human rights - here? this is dominic rob outlining this overhaul of human rights that l this overhaul of human rights that he claims will counter political correctness and will make it easier to see in foreign criminals away. when you hear words like wokery and political correctness you know he is playing to the gallery there. he is giving his audience what they want to hear both of us as a political move, this is a new bill of rights that's being suggested that will apparently make it easier to deter spurious human rights claims. the thing is i would say we need to make sure we don't lose sight of what makes the uk a great country and we reputation for fairness and for upholding the law and upholding human rights and using this for political gain. this is a kind of rhetoric as activists lawyers who are getting in the way of

this is what they told us that immediately has an ann lee rob. i want you to predictions as well as getting fans fest macos m a hard rock is in my dna marcos, my team, marcos, my niece and i'm proud of it. let me explain. you guys why moral kaluan this? erica will show moral class recently have won the african cup of nations for localized players. those players are the same players that will put this a bit at the arrow. those plays know how to win this tournament. i wouldn't mean shooting my home country live on, on the games versus asia julia and so on. and the, and i can go in and talk yolanda then they are looking forward to the most as if our cup is to see how palestine gets on in a pretty difficult group. in my opinion. were victims of our own success. we have player score in croatia, portugal and switzerland over the weekend because the erica isn't we didn't see those international match the calendar. we weren't able to call up all these players into our squad as such. i think the team most likely to win is turner is one that can navigate t

thank you, rob. the east bay woman is frustrated with the lack of police help after being the victim of a smash-and-grab robbery in oakland. here's some cell phone video of the crime last month as it happened near lake merritt. the woman says that she tried to file a police report with the video that she got from a witness, but her efforts went nowhere. she worries that the thieves will continue breaking into cars or commit more serious crimes. >> it's kind of scary to see. they don't even especially when you have a video clip. >> and that they have some kind of evidence to go after that. >> you know, maybe they will find another crime that happened by these people. when they just brush that under the carpet and not caring. this is not going to give me any sense of security honestly to go in that any more. >> kron. 4 news i did reach out to oakland police about this case, but we have not heard back yet. the terrifying moment for parents in san francisco. police say the woman tried to kidnap their 2 c

thank you, rob. i want to start with you on as much of the problem actually seems to be flowing from the pandemic and all the problems it created, especially for densely populated urban areas. but is it too simple to actually blame? just coded 19 for these records, mastering murder res actually, scott disagree. i think it's lou chris to blame the pandemic. yes, it created some issues and some problems, but really parents are spending more time with kids. which demographic and early teens and has a lot of have a lot of kernel problems if they haven't been spinning at time. what really happened in 2020? well, we had complete lawlessness when the left was out destroying cities and burning and in total insurrection in washington. dc when they tried to attack the white house and got so close that president trump had to be taken to the basement down into the secure area. so what happened? we invited lawlessness and police officers are not being supported by their political and appointed officials in the ci

and of course rob's twitter page, another fantastic resource during the storm. he's already tweeting out updates about the changing conditions. make sure to follow him. his handle is @robmayeda. >>> a gunman firing at officers and forcing neighbors to escape to safety last night. nbc bay area's christy smith continues our coverage. >> reporter: dove court in antioch was still blocked today as the investigation continued, neighbors rattled by what happened last night. >> like i said this was the first time it ever happened to our house. >> reporter: she was home doing laundry when she heard a noise yesterday. >> and i heard like three consecutive shots, and i thought it was just fire crackers, you know? and i kept on doing my thing until my husband was about to come home and he called me like, babe, i can't come home, it was blocked. >> i was at work, and in that time i came home-like around 2:30, i couldn't get in because all the streets were blocked already. >> reporter: police said they received calls after 1:00 p.m. that a man with a rifle was shooting at car

well, everyone keeps and donate rob this. like rob, that we have a pandemic going on? yes, he was in holiday. he's entitled to holiday. but what was he supposed to ship and aren't hand to go ship with terrorists? because after the taliban are there terrorists? so do you think you think dominic robert is the full guy, the scapegoat in this? there's always going to be a fall guy. every was written to blame someone. no one's point a finger or the like . so that pan for they already mentioned, i'm going to go dogs, we get more money, the dogs and the you, kate, than we give to that instantly get a hold of somebody. everyone loves a dog ever wants a pet. so he's like, oh the here was the are pan farthing. but let's be honest. and the middle of a wars all you to say you're a pet shop. the guys got something. listen i, trevor colt, mc afghan war veteran recipient of the military cross. thank you very much for your time. i appreciate that, mikey linking refreshed deliveries of roger's s, 400 surface to air missile system are on their way to india. and washington had threatened

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank you. >> the national park service is confirming tonight. the vehicle linked to the deadly shooting of prom for security guard kevin nishita was involved in a robbery in san francisco. oakland police released this photograph of the suspect car. it is a white 2004 to 2008 acura tl with 4 doors and a sunroof. it does not have a front license plate. the national park service says the same car was used in an armed robbery that happened back on november the 22nd with in golden gate. national recreation area as it relate as to the latest who police say the gunman shot him while trying to steal our reporter's camera a reward of $32,500 is being offered for information leading to an arrest in that case and a fund has been set up with an issue to family a cash or check donation can be made to kevin issued a trust and any metropolitan bank location in person or by mail to the address on your screen. that information is also on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> also in the east bay another small business has been burglarized in oakland and this time it

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abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is standing by. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, linsey. this fast-moving system has some punch to it. already over ten inches of snow in parts of minnesota. over 200 car accidents because of the snow. look at these alerts up from the northern plains through northern new england, wind and snow alerts as the system pushes off towards the east. it will run into some warmer air and as it does so, i think thunderstorms will be a problem tomorrow morning from arkansas through the tennessee valley and kentucky. could see some severe weather. temperatures will surge ahead of this. into the 60s as far north as boston through new york, then over to raleigh. then temperatures dropping into the 40s and 30s, setting the stage for some snow midweek. >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, the nfl taking more action tonight in response to two players accused of misrepresenting their vaccine status. ♪ ♪ don't be fooled by the bike. or judge him by his jacket. while ted's eyes are on the road, his heart stays home. he's got gloria, and 10 grand-babie

let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda with the latest timeline. rob. >> we are seeing the transition between the cold winter blast and the rain, which is still hanging on around the south bay and we still have flood advisors for the south bay due to rain rates that could cause localized road flooding at times. you can see from fremont into san jose and around campbell, down along highway 17, you have the heavy rain rates at times. we expect it to continue probably for the next hour or so. we're beginning to see things dry out to the north of san francisco. this transition to drying conditions should really kick in after 8:00, 9:00

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. >> as rob mentioned, peterson will be back in court come february. we spoke with our legal expert and criminal defense attorney paula canny about what we can expect next. >> only issue for the trial judge. his new trial judge is going to be whether or not juror number 7 committed misconduct and whether or not and when years of misconduct, there's a presumption of prejudice to the defendant. is there anything that the prosecution can do to rub. but that presumption of prejudice because if they can by law scott peterson gets a new trial. so my, you know. belief is they're going to focus on that there was juror misconduct. scott suffered actual prejudice and under the law he gets a new trial because of that. >> kron 4 will have continuing coverage of the scott peterson case as it develops. and if you'd like to read more about what was said in court today. we've posted all that on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> from one high-profile case to another. in san jose. the defense has rested in the criminal fraud trial of elizabeth holmes. the former founder a

certainly many of you know rob quite well. he previously was dual hatted as the executive director of the institute, claim to fame is the longest title of anybody at the museum. we're also joined on the stage by long-time friend of the historian, rich frank, rich, welcome. let me say a couple things about adam to introduce him to the team here, adam earned ph.d. in military history in 2019, joined the museum just over a year ago. he's got some great background in rand and other places. but here at the museum, adam's expertise is employed to augment our u.s. government effort and capabilities. those efforts are devoted to fulfilling our nation's obligation to maximize the number of missing people that we account for. at the same time, trying to ensure that we have timely, accurate information provided to families. so it's really an incredible service to our country, our veterans and to their families. adam is sharing this panel on the we'll offer some other perspectives throughout the day. i know this will be an interesting dis

sports correspondent, rob harris. say rob is county right there. was this meeting a waste of time? well that's certainly what we're also here from the crystal palace manager, patrick vieira saying he's not too sure the point of the meeting actually was and everything seemed determined beforehand. the managers or perhaps getting a sense of what some media might go through it. i'm with the primarily not getting for clarity on situations or just how things can come about, but is really a difficult situation for the premier league in terms of what to do. there are so many different complaints now connected with these games being postponed. and we're now up to 13 matches across 2 weeks, being gay called off by the premier league over these corona virus cases. and not all positive cases in squad. in some cases it might well be the unvaccinated players that having to isolate due to the national regulations of coming into close contact with some one. but it really has created a bit of an imbalance, save this festive period now where there would normally be 3 games in a week for every team.

i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob. now to a family visiting san francisco tourists. they are the latest victims of a smash and grab burglary. and this was especially scary. the family had 2 toddlers that were in the car when it happened. take a look at the car was stopped on high street near the crooked part of lumbar to witness took these pictures. they say that 3 cars were circling the area and were involved in that burglary. the victim say a bag was stolen along with a computer, some headphones and a passport. >> you could see that people were in the car. so each seat was taken, you know, and my 2 daughters were in the wants to win once for and it was behind the 4 year-old. and like i said, she's seen him. he had a ski mask on and he was wearing all black. and she said in job took that back. >> one of the victim says she keeps a gps device on her laptop and she says she's been able to tracks the thieves actually. watch where they're going. location was still moving in oakland as of last night, the victims filed a report with the san francisco police department and

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob. meanwhile, many san francisco restaurants and bars say they feel blindsided after getting warnings and notices of code violations because of their outdoor parklets. the city made the parklets permanent earlier this year. restaurants love that. but they also oppose these new rules and businesses that do not bring their parklet into compliance by the end of june could face hefty fines. some bars and restaurants are being slapped with warnings of code violations and it could force them to have to tear down their parklets altogether. >> a lot of these violations notices scary in a heavy-handed sounding, you know, it's a listing out list of how many fines you're going to pay on day one and day 2. if you're out of compliance and e-mails to people going what know know that obviously built in a red zone or same thing. intersection. >> nowhere. did we know that you have to move your parklets 20 feet away from an intersection. >> supervisor. aaron peskin has introduced legislation to delay the

rob, no question. i would say pretty clearly that many people consider her to be the leading states woman states, person in europe. going back now for a very considerable time beyond the 16 years of her chancellor ship, she took control. as you heard in that report there, she took control of the kristian democrats, resting it from helmet called another german christian democrat, who was revered by many around europe. and she to a certain extent, has shaped the e you politically, both, perhaps, externally and internally, through her own design, putting her imprimatur as you like her imprint on the decision making processes when she didn't want the you to, to agree to something it didn't. and then suddenly, when other people during the corona virus crisis, for st. germany's go to step up and help bail out our economies. we're going to go to the wall. suddenly she changed tack and approved that really ground breaking for the german chancellor to talk about doing that sort of thing. that's what she did. on

rob marciano timing it all out. >>> outburst in court. the alleged driver accused of killiing two children and injuring several others struggling with a deputy during his first appearance in course. >>> tributes pouring in for two legends in their own fields. former senator harry reid, one of the longest serving majority leaders in senate history. and nfl titan john madden, his passion on the field and in the broadcast booth. >>> also, your chance to end the year on a high note. tonight's powerball jackpot drawing worth more than $441 million. >>> good evening. it's great to have us with us on a busy wednesday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. two major headlines that we're following tonight. the u.s. shattering the nation's record for average daily covid cases in just 24 hours. >>> but we begin with the breaking news just coming in late today, the jury reaching a verdict in the sex trafficking trial of ghislaine maxwell here in new york. maxwell found guilty on five of six counts related to sexual abuse and trafficking of underage g

unusual sight, snow in san francisco, wasn't in the forecast, rob. special event for families in chinatown. might be more to the story. >>> dublin, it's cold, 38, and fog filling in. finish the weekend dry but rain around the corner, closer look when we come right back. 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 unlimited possibilities. >>> less than a week until christmas, plenty of people spent saturday shopping. san francisco's marina district, out getting last-minute gifts and dining to support the small businesses. >> like to support my neighborhood boutiques. >> national retail federation predicts stores and websites will draw hundreds of millions today. could be more pe

he tried to rob the cashier. that's when the sergeant shot the suspect. the 29-year-old suspect from richmond died at the hospital. the sergeant is on leave as the case is investigated. >>> u.c. berkeley police is looking for the man who set fire to one of the buildings. a woman was spotted setting fire to the display case. this is what it looked like today. no word on how much damage that fire caused. >>> here are the stories that we'll be following this week. the santa clara county board of supervisors will discuss a proposal to explore the idea of the county creating its own internet provider. they are behind the idea to offer affordable internet service to underserved areas. they say it will help bridge the digital divide that was severely exposed during the pandemic. >>> the long awaited vietnamese service center in san jose, look at that. it takes another step forward this week. back in october, the center celebrated a soft launch tomorrow. the resource hub in east san jose will look for a variety of service. patient navigators and dietitians will b

zeke: oh, i knew immediately that i got robbed. now it was who did it and how are we going to uncover this. bigad: flatten filed complaints with the mendocino county sheriff's office and district attorney that he says went nowhere. he tells us he eventually identified one of the two men from a photo as officer joseph huffaker with the rohnert park police department. flatten and seven other people with similar stories then sued rohnert park. the city decided to settle, paying out roughly $2 million, but never admitted any wrongdoing. flatten also took his story to the fbi, which recently indicted huffaker. federal agents say he extorted marijuana and cash from drivers, which he then kept for himself. huffaker's attorney says, "he did not do this and we are confident that a neutral jury will see that." another officer, brendon jacy tatum, was also charged by the fbi for stealing cash and drugs from "numerous" drivers. flatten tells us that officer was not at his traffic stop. but tatum is accused of creating a false police report and

rob marciano is here. we know that winter officially has arrived, but snow in hawaii as i'm calling up my in-laws. what is happening? >> it's arrived in the u.s. you haven't seen it in the lower 48 but we're seeing it in hawaii. blizzard warnings there atop the volcanoes. there's the observatory. you can barely see it. we've got blizzard warnings there, mauna loa lookout. up to a foot of snow possible and it's blowing sideways and where it's below the elevation, we're looking at flooding potential here. across the lower 48, this is not good. 6% covered in snow. that is way below average, places like denver, colorado, still haven't seen measurable snowfall this year, that's blowing out their record. they typically get it in october or november. and looking ahead for the next couple of weeks, below average precipitation including denver, above average across parts of the northeast and warmer temperatures as well. that's a check on what's >> all right, turning now to a fun family rivalry taking center stage t

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will, thank you. >>> let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano, and rob, you're tracking those dangerous fire conditions in colorado. when are the winds expected to finally let up? > reporter: we expect the strongest winds, whit, to retreat into the foothills over the next couple of hours, but this has turned out to be a historic what we call a mountain wave event and it's going to flip the switch to snow as will mentioned. we have advisories that are up in the colorado area and now winter storm watches that are posted for kansas city and chicago, as this low that was in california emerges into the plains. it will bring a severe weather threat again to the mid south tomorrow. but icing conditions in kansas city by saturday morning. lincoln will see some zmsnow. that presses into chicago and detroit by saturday. they had the tornadoes two weeks ago. and the expanded severe weather threat where tornadoes will be possible in big cities like shreveport, birmingham, atlanta and nashville. this is a historic holiday high impact event. whit? >> something to watch in the coming d

>>> rob has a look at the micro climate weather forecast. a wet one this morning. >> we've watched the rain move back into san jose. 49 degrees right now. light rain moving back through downtown. the trend will be drier now. as we head through the morning, you can see showers on the decrease, clearing skies into the afternoon and some chilly temperatures tonight. highs today in the low to mid 50s in the bay area with some sunshine. we'll talk more about chances of rain ahead for the weekend and our full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> the storm actually leaving some pg&e customers without power this morning. take a look at this outage map. it's impacting small clusters mostly in yellow there. one outage affecting more than a thousand customers. hail in san jose, heavy rain in sausalito. send us photos and videos of what's happening in your neighborhood and we may air them on the air. >>> today closing arguments begin in the elizabeth holmes criminal fraud trial. the theranos founder who went from stanford dropout to the world's firs

who are robbing inflation from their paychecks. adding another $5 trillion of inflation fire will only cause prices to continue to grow faster than paychecks. the middlele class is on the hook for democrats. lavish subsidies for luxury electric vehicles and tax cuts for the wealthy. over half of families with two kids who pay for child care will be forced to pay a $27,000 toddler tax each year under the democrats' washington takeover of child care. all this hurts american workers and their families, the poor and the seniors. we ought to stop this economic suppression. we ought to stop this attack on middle class and working families. we ought to make pro-growth tax reform permanent that lifted millions of americans out of poverty, brought jobs back from overseas and for the first time started to strengthen income inequality. families in america, their household income grew more in one year under president trump and republicans than in all eight years of president obama and biden combined. combined. we believe there's a smarter way

political correspondent rob watson. rob: i was reminded when i was going through this, i don't know if you remember the eagles song "life in the fast lane" where just everything seems to be happening, both in his political and personal life. and i suspect one has to conclude, and suspect prime minister is thinking this of all the fixes he has been in come all the holes, this looks like the deepest. he has two problems, one is a problem within his own party, as you have been hearing. that is an awakening for some conservative mps, and a reawakening or others, a sense that the prime minister's brilliance at winning elections, maybe he is just a hopeless prime minister. and then, a pblem with a chunk of the electorate. opinion polls suggest that this story, one rule for the rest of us that we can visit loved ones laughed christmas or dine with relatives, but it was different for those in power, does seem to be hurting. ros: work through the three problems in turn, rob. in terms of a possible rebellion within his party, tha