Rob Roth, the veteran San Francisco Bay Area reporter known for covering stories with care and compassion, left KTVU earlier this month after 38 years.
Veteran KTVU reporter Rob Roth saying goodbye on-air upon retiring after 38 years covering Bay Area news.
"I think I always will be interested in the news," he said."That’s what got me here in the first place. I have people I adore at the station and I root for them." At KTVU, Roth enjoyed his work as a beat reporter, pounding the streets for stories, meeting people, conducting interviews and being on the scene at breaking news events.
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