kenny five -- kenny choi has more on why they are not getting the message. >> reporter: parents see the results are the reflection of the board's incompetence and not a political message on the politicians on both side of the aisle make interpretations loud and clear, as well. >> we are in a democracy. people have said something loud and clear and take note of it. >> reporter: parent organizers feel that the recalled board president, gabriel lopez tweeted, don't be mistaken. white supremacists enjoy that and the support is aligned with this, prompting a response from the mayor. >> this person is making it about them and it should be about the kids, who have suffered. >> parents recall threeoke board members who more about renaming schools and reopening. >> reporter: alexion data shows fewer than 34,000 are republican, 6% of registered voters but 72% chose to recall lopez. >> if she believes the reflection is not for san francisco she can run again in the fall but i don't think she will. >> it speaks to the power of parents. >> reporter: lenny chan believes the voices louder than ever an

charles: kenny, of course, we all watch the markets second by second on a normal day. i'm watching it up to lead into president biden' speaking, and got a little bit of buyers starts to emerge. we're starting to lose that a little bit. his comments, his answers to these questions and they were pretty tough questions, do you think that will help or hurt right now, near term? are you satisfied with what you just heard? >> i'm not completely satisfied with what i heard. i think that the market has very severe reaction today. i think it traded down, it found some support. there is some people sniffing around looking at real opportunities that have been created but i'm not necessarily sure that biden's speech and the answers to his questions so far have made me feel anymore comfortable because my sense is that vladimir putin, you know, thumbing his nose at the west and doesn't really care what anyone has to say, now like biden did say come back and let's talk in two or three weeks and see how these sanctions are working, if they are in fact imposing the pain that he said it

and to kenny's point, there's two things that i try to say. what should happen and what i think is going to happen, right? what should happen, i don't think the market be really as shocked by a half a percent rate hike at this moment so it's really kind of permeated the market and there are folks expecting that so it wouldn't be as big of a shock but where it will be a bigger shock is an inter-meeting rate hike. there's only seven meetings if i got my math right so if you're talking eight or nine there's an inter-meeting rate hike and that will be more of a shock than a 50% rate hike now, so, here is what i think is going to happen. i think they will do 25, i think they will be the same old fed i know them to be, hike 25 wait and see , hike 25 wait and see and we went up with four rate hikes by the end of the year even though they should do more i think that's what will happen. ashley: all right, well we'll have to leave it there, scott, thank you, kenny have a glass of wine and relax, we'll see you here next time. thanks so much guys. appreci

. ♪ ♪ jisz jess as the great kenny rogers just said you got to know when to hold them and know when tod them. your team is down 30 with five minutes left. it might be time to sneak out and beat the traffic. house parity past 2:00 a.m. that soiree is finished hit the door. >> sorry we are so late. >> actually the party is over.

liz: yeah, and which is what kenny gets every morning from all his twitter. >> [laughter] liz: but kenny, you know what? according to refinitive, january global m & a came in at $364 billion the third-best january on record. does february best that, and how do investors really participate? >> well i think, you know, scott makes a good point. if rates pick-up and the market back off will there be more potential opportunity? for sure. i don't necessarily think, and i think that's coming because we do think that rates are going up so i think there's going to be a broad correction in the market, but i'm not necessarily sure that that's going to cause february to be a better month than january. i think it's going to be a good year overall for merger activity. i actually think quite honestly it plays like amazon would look at a robinhood or a sofi because they are dying to get into the financial services space. while that's just me wondering if that's going to happen i wouldn't be surprised to see them because jeff bezos or amazon, they want their fingers in everything and what's better than k

kenny choi is live in san francisco, with more on that part of the story. kenny? >> reporter: i am bundled up it is windy and chilly up here in san francisco. i will be heading inside in a few minutes, but for those who do not have that option tonight, it will be cold for the next few nights. >> reporter: sunlight giving much needed warmth for steve and his friend. that will quickly change overnight. >> it's chilly, but there are ways you can get by anything. >> reporter: cars fly by as a danger he lives with. frigid temperatures as well. >> i have attended put inside of another tent. in a, it's insulated and it keeps me dry and warm. >> if someone is looking for shelter, especially in bad weather, it can be really tough to find out where. >> housing advocates say finding overnight shelter is not as easy as some think especially with distancing requirements still in place. >> right now, i don't know where it is. and i follow it closely. >> reporter: in a snap, sunny and mild, surfers turned frosty this part of the bay. that did not stop this crew from hitting the

kenny! pengon is my favorite! that's the last one! let me have it! - mm-mm. - mnya, kenny! amusing about those things. - they're so strange. where are they from? - well, it's some new big thing from japan. i tell ya, those japanese really know how to market to kids. - i've got to collect all chinpokomon! i've got to collect them all so i can become royal crown chinpokomaster, oh! - order chinpokomon, and you will have happy feelings! - i have to become royal crown chinpokomaster! all: must collect chinpokomon! - okay, kenny! i'll trade you my chuchunesbi for your pengon! - [mumbles] - god damn it! you're supposed to trade! little asshole! gimme pengon! - hey, dudes. what're those? - what're these? they're chinpokomon. - huh? - you don't appear to have any chinpokomon. - no, but look. i just got this sweet cyborg bill doll. - oh, please. cyborg bill is so yesterday. -yeah, like ancient history. - cyborg bill isn't cool anymore? -no, dude. - cyborg bill hasn't been cool for a long time, kyle. - why the hell don't people tell me these things? - it's all chinpokomon, now. - dud

in san francisco, kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> to san jose. a motorcyclist died in a crash last night. the victim died at the hospital. the solo crash is san jose's thlity ady th year. >>> three san francisco school board members' jobs are on the line and voters will decide whether to recall them. justice andrews is at city hall. >> reporter: vel be tallied and counted today. this brought a lot of tug-of- war when it comes to thoughts and opinions on both sides of this. parents will decide if the three board members will keep their jobs. the ballot box outside of city hall got quite the use this morning as people were slipping in their ballots for this recall election. some parents are upset about the management of public schools, especially during the pandemic. >> to take back a measure of control of the city. things have gone off track. i think everybody agrees with that. we are not going in a good direction. it's important to have a functional public school system. >> reporter: others say it's all a waste of resources so some feel the three school board members can be replaced in th

kenny's got the head of the race. kenny is the olympic sprint champion!lly sad. obviously, it's all i've ever known is racing and training. so i'm sad on that front. but i'm quite excited to start this newjourney and hopefully get into that. i suppose it's best to go out at the top, having won another gold at tokyo. yeah, that keirin in tokyo was special to me. you know, i think it was an amazing sort of race. and jason kenny with a magnificent seven gold medals! so that's quite nice to finish on something so special. is it now the time you think about being the greatest ever british male athlete — olympian — with all those golds, seven gold medals, beating everybody else? no, no. i don't think about that at all unless i'm talking to chris and i want to wind him about it really. sir chris hoy! yeah. whose record you took. exactly. so but other than that, no, i don't even think about it. it's just sort of getting on day to day and moving forward, just like everyone else really. up towards the line. jason kenny's got it. what a ride! it's a golden hat trick

to talk about this slatestone's kenny polcari. first your thoughts. per se, the carnage when companies come up this 579 short or in this case a lot, lose 25% of your market value in one day? >> right. it files ugly. it is ugly. it speaks, your prior guest said, david nicholas right, meta, facebook, call it what you want, is changing to become a new company. if you own it, want to play in the space you have to be able to accept the fact you will have these kinds of moves. 25% is a lot, don't get me wrong. i don't own it. i never owned it. i am i don't ever get hunter. i don't own social media names. there are plenty of places to put my money than special media. i'm not speaking as an owner at all. i think if you are going to be an owner, you are going to buy into that thesis, lying everything, even cryptocurrencies you have to be prepared either ride the wave or not and then make your decision, right, make your bed and sleep in it. charles: here is also the problem, kenny, you own quality names like apple for instance, microsoft, those shares get whack

we have kenny polcari. >> again for me, you know what i'm buying, i'm buying value names. the big multinational, good dividend payers, with strong stories, ones that hold up in a more severe downturn but that also reflective who i am and where i am in the investment cycle, right? if i were somebody 20 or 30, that story may change but for somebody in the 50, 60s, i'm looking to preserve capital. i still want to be in the market. so i'm looking at those high quality big americana names. charles: right. alan? >> i would have to agree. right now it's a time when the growth stocks and really unprofitable companies are really beaten up and value is kind of where it is. so i think there are some babies being thrown out with the bath water right now. i think in the value sector i'm looking at energy, a few financials. i think you need to look away from tech right now, and look for more boring old school names right now. charles: today's session for instance, i saw at one point netflix was the number one percentage

we are at ocean beach, i am kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> to fire watch. along brushfire broke out in a very hot conditions south in laguna beach today. reporter kara finnstrom says the fire forced hundreds of people out. >> reporter: air tankers are making one return drop after another onlooking area hillsides . early this morning, the emerald fire burned dangerously close to home here. >> dogs are barking. i go downstairs and see flashlights, and somebody is banging on the door saying there is a fire, evacuate. honestly, i thought it must be a ways off. when i exited the house, i could see smoke 100 feet from the house. >> reporter: officers came knocking door-to-door, and he evacuated. is immediate worry, where the fire appears to have originated from in the wilderness area with fresh go. smoke a dedicated wilderness area, one of the largest in orange county. you have lots of fuel that is not managed. >> reporter: we caught up not far away in north laguna where we could hear evacuation orders being broadcast. north laguna was placed under a voluntary ev

. >> kenny choi spoke with several experts. >> reporter: with new york's governor saying it will lift the school mask mandate, california and hawaii are now the only states that have yet to announce a roll back at schools. signs demanding to end mask requirements now in schools. >> it's held up as a magical force field and i think too much credit has been given in the first place. we should celebrate that kids have not been impacted by this and let them get their lives back to normal. >> reporter: children and parents of mask choice rallied at golden gate park and millions have covered faces for eight hours a day and often many more hours during afterschool activities and can soon have the option to shed their mandated coverings. >> it's been restrictive for the state departments of public health in the u.s. >> we are in agreement that is appropriate to take masks off and say for a lot of people. it's really a question of if it is now or in a couple of weeks. >> reporter: under new cdc recommendations, the majority of school districts in california will be allowed to remove masks foll

as kpix 5's kenny choi reports, today's celebrations were also about looking backward as the city and its chinese community look ahead. >> reporter: the sounds and sights of a new year, with touches of gold and red for hope, joy, and an optimistic comeback. >> in 2022, year of the tiger, chinatown in san francisco will roar back like a tiger. max clawing back stronger like a red tiger, that is what businesses are hoping for. >> we are still anticipating people to come back, but i don't think it will be like the way it was pre-pandemic for at least a number of years. >> reporter: on the streets, but envelopes passed from one to another for good luck, happiness, and health. jessica and her husband brought their young son to experience a part of the chinese culture. >> we want to make the most of the fact that we have the celebration going on. >> reporter: politicians perfected their chinese as best they could, and now are poised to officially apologize for the city's past discriminatory policies. >> the past mistreatment rivals had the nation mistreated black people, how this nation mis

kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> bay area drivers already paying the highest gas prices in the country. oil prices even more expensive. with the average price for gas and seven cisco at $4.90 for a gallon of regular unleaded. oakland sitting at $4.81. drivers trying to look for cheaper options are now experiencing sticker shock at the pump. >>> i filled up my car the other day and it was $65. are you kidding? i was shocked. >> i only come here because it is slightly less expensive. >> aaa expects that gas demand to get higher once we get closer to spring and summer. >>> if you already have a covid- 19 booster shot you may not need another for a while. "the new york times" cited several studies suggesting a second booster shot may not be necessary until the fall or even later. the study shows three doses are enough to protect most people from serious illness and death for a long time. this evening ucsf epidemiologist dr. george rutherford had this to say about the findings. >> reporter: some grisly new variant emerges that is susceptible to this, or not susceptible, we might have to chan

kpix 5's kenny choi has the update. >> reporter: woodside began accepting housing applications today, one day after california's attorney general chastised town officials, accusing them of using the idea of a mountain lion habitat to disturb the new housing law called sb nine which allows homeowners to build up to four residential units on a single family lot. cara cox is in the process of getting permits. >> i think it is, you know, carbon neutral to provide housing on the peninsula, so not everyone is driving back and forth. >> sb nine went into effect this year allowing homeowners to build up to four residential units on a single family lot. terry shoes ache owns a services company for homeowners and says the permitting process which used to take two years will be cut down to four months under the new rules. >> it is refreshing, to rollback the standards which may have existed in 1970, i would say. >> cities like woodside insist they are doing their part. the national association of realtors says that for every 3500 households for middle income house seekers, that is three times wo

kenny choi takes a look at the debate over masking for kids. >> reporter: the indoor mask mandate for most bay area counties will be lifted next week, but there is still no indication on when that might happen in schools. with cases on the decline after the omicron surge, there are growing number of doctors and epidemiologists who say now is the time to do that, but they are still debating on exactly when. some experts believe it should be based on case rates. others believe the metric doesn't make sense now with such high rates of vaccination and most bay area counties, and widespread infection resulting in an even greater wall of widespread immunity. at 6:00, we talked a clinical psychologist and what she believes are the long-term consequences and effects of masking children in schools for nearly 2 years. in mill valley, kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> federal law still requires masks on buses, trains, and at airports. on the vaccine front, a new order takes effect after midnight, requiring first responders in marin county to be fully vaccinated and boosted in order to work in high-risk se

we will go now to kpix 5's kenny choi in the north bay hills. >> reporter: all you have to do to get a sense of how strong the wind gusts are are to take a look at the tree branches swaying back and forth. you can hear the strong wind gusts. the national weather service says the main concern is downed trees and power lines. >> they didn't last very long, but up to 70 miles per hour, which is enough to bring down a tree branch. if you have outdoor furniture that's not tied down, that could certainly be blown around by the strong wind. that is kind of the main concern, and whether that happens around someone's house or over roadways will certainly you see a roadway that is blocked, don't try to navigate your way through. >> reporter: the national weather service says there is an elevated risk of wildfires when you have high wind events like this. because we had so much rain towards the end of last year mother is no red flag warning in effect, despite the strong gusts today throughout the bay area. at the top of mount him a pious, kenny choi, kpix 5. >> reporter: i'm andria borba where

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live in seven san francisco, kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> police and prosecutors in the south bay say they busted an illegal gun operation, set up at her home in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. san jose police and da announced the arrest of 31-year- old joseph cahoon, 38-year-old jack mahon, and 32-year-old amanda bazzani. they are accused of operating what is being called a ghost gun factory . out of this become, police say they seized more than a dozen machine guns, assault rifles, and ghost guns. some of them were complete and some in the process of being manufactured. they are expected to appear in court tomorrow for arraignment. >>> after a road rage is sold at a richmond mcdonald's drive- through line, police need your help identifying the suspect. kpix 5 spoke with the victim, and she tells us this woman claimed she cut her in the drive-through line, and then started screaming at her. she then jumps out of her car and starts throwing water bottles at the victim's car. it seems like the situation cools off, and the victim consoles hurt two boys in the car, but then the suspect r

kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> the state of california has a program designed to help those behind on theirage. this is similar to a rent relief program. homeowners who have fallen at least two payments behind can now apply for up to $80,000 in mortgage relief. this is all funded through the american rescue plan. >>> a huge loss for southbay music lovers. cafe stritch is closing for good. the popular jazz club on first street had been closed for nearly 2 years. locals were certainly hopeful the club would reopen. however, the owner is calling it quits. >> it is a draw for music and the arts and food and it is a shame. this area has been impacted it is always a great divide the. it's fantastic. >> the mercury news reports a business called mama ken will take over that spot. no details yet on that business. >>> switching gears now to the weather. paul, it is toasty. so to speak. >> bay area standards. it's the month of february. we have near high temperatures later this week and a continuation of the dry weather pattern, yet another day today without any measurable rainfall. now, 31 consecuti

kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> almost all bay area counties are lifting most indoor mask mandates. santa clara county is the only one holding out. >> we cannot lift the indoor mask requirement with community transmission as high as it is right now. our models show that we are likely to get there by early march, perhaps a week earlier or later. >> for counties lifting the mandate it will affect places like restaurants, bars, gyms, shops. however, businesses can set their own rules and require masks. we are seeing mixed reaction from locals, with some not quite ready to ditch their masks. >> inside places, probably not unless i was in the home of some friends. >> i know we have been really strict, which i have appreciated. i definitely was not expecting this. >> you can see the latest on health restrictions across the bay area, as well as info on testing and vaccines. had to our website, kpix.com. >>> first alert weather, a winter warm-up around the bay area for sure. moore is on the way. chapter 5 had gets us this gorgeous view this evening. >>> first achieve meteorologist paul hegg

in san francisco, kenny choi, kpix5. >>> tonight, the president of oakland unified school district's board is speaking out after his home was vandalized. it happened not long after the school board meeting on friday. the board voted to close three schools and merge two others. a group of protesters went to the board's home and when he came back there his front window was broken and the light sensor over the garage was damaged. >> i have to admit it made me feel vulnerable. it gives you a pause that somebody may be fired up about something that was said and might do something rash. >> he says the district is facing a structural deficit of $40 million. opponents say the district is mismanaging the budget and should not cut schools. >>> tonight we are hearing from the daughter of a napa man who was shot in the head while he was driving to work on highway 29. 58-year-old robert abrue was able to pull over and dial for help. it is a miracle he is still alive. the bullet hit him in the temple and detached the retina of his right eye. he was rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery wher

at ocean beach, kenny joy choy choi >> more information as we get it. >>> on the firewatch now. firefighters are very busy with several winter wildfires burning in southern california. in whittier, l.a. county, at least two homes have been burned, several others are being threatened. firefighters are tackling the game from the air and the ground. orange county, crews are racing to get control of a wildfire burning in laguna beach. hundreds of people are being told to get out. this happening in the community of emerald bay. crews say more than 145 acres have been burned. air crews are out and dropping phos-chek to keep the fires from getting to homes. the fire caused laguna beach area schools to cancel classes. and also shut down the pacific coast highway for a few hours. >> dogs are barking. i go downstairs. i see lights. someone saying there is a fire. evacuate. and also, i thought it must be a ways off. but when i exited the house, i could see smoke, maybe a hundred, 200 feet from the house. >> so far, there have been no reported injuries or damage to structures there. >> back

. >> kenny choi has more on the back and forth when it comes to ditching facemasks in the classroom. >> reporter: they state's top health official says he anticipates a change in two weeks, when they revisit the topic of whether masks in schools could become optional. for now, it is the status quo. >> i know there is a lot of discussion around masking, a tremendous amount of energy and focus and it is important. >> reporter: parents, teachers, and health experts wanted to school mask mandates to remain to mark the decision as a win. >> unless you can show me that there is significant morbidity to wearing a mask, or really have from data that shows that children just cannot learn with the mask on, i think the scale clearly tilts towards protecting her children. >>> state officials remain vague about a definitive offramp, saying a combination of factors, not a single metrics, will be determined at the end of the month, including his cat, positivity rate, and a very low vaccination rate. fewer than one in three statewide for children in the 11 to 3 range. >> that will be met with a lot

grammy-nominated singer kenny lattimore served as the parades grand marshal this year. his nonprofit, the kenny lattimore foundation provides resources to underserved communities. there was also a health village where people got free health screenings and wellness information. the festival last all day. it wrapped up just about an hour ago. and here in the bay area. there are handful of local events scheduled to celebrate black history month. some will be held virtually others in person. napa valley's 5th annual black history month event was held this year the theme this year was black health and wellness this evening. $25. soul food means meals. to go will be handed out to a crosswalk community church. it includes wine donated by a black owned winery over the east bay. on valentine's day, an open mike night is planned at the new parish in downtown oakland that on the 27th the 5th annual black joy parade will take place in oakland in san francisco blues performances planned by martin luther mccoy for february. 26, we do have a full list of all these events on our websit

. >> we sent kenny choi to the northbay to check on the wind on mt. tam. >> all you have to do to get a sense of how strong the wind gusts are, or look at the branches swaying back and forth. you can hear these strong gusts. the national weather service says the main concern is downed trees and power lines. >> reporter: the national weather service says that there is an elevated risk of wildfires with high wind events like this, but fortunately, because we have so much rain toward the end of last year, there is no red flag warning in effect, despite strong gusts today throughout the bay area. >> reporter: kenny choi, kpix 5. >> you can really hear it whipping around. we continue to monitor weather conditions around the bay area. continuing coverage on cbs news bay area and on kpix.com. >>> new 6:00, b.a.r.t. is taking a step towards modernizing its transit system. the writers hope one big change will ensure a cleaner and more comfortable commute. max scenario talks about the changes beginning at the powell street b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: for 20

kpix 5's kenny choi explains how this came to light, and what the police chief is now saying. >> reporter: the district attorney believes that this practice is routine within the san francisco police department, and that it is legally and ethically wrong. does fpd say that if it is true, it has to end. >> we will have their back. >> reporter: the das office says the database from sexual assault kids is searched to identify possible suspects. it shows a rape kit sample from 2016 was used to compare to dna left at a crime scene recently. >> that trust has been abused, not just by the san francisco police department crime lab, but we have reason to believe by crime labs all across the state of california. >> reporter: it's unclear how many sexual assault victims dna are stored in law enforcement databases. >> we don't know because the process has been opaque and hidden from public view. >> reporter: victims rights advocacy groups are outraged. >> we don't know how she got from sexual assault to this crime, but we do know it is unacceptable for people to be digging in a crime database for som

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. >> kenny choi has a closer look at the governor's plan and where all those inmates would go. >> rep mothan 10 death row ins at san quentin have already been transferred out. the governor is taking further steps to dismantle the country's largest death row, housing nearly 700 prisoners. >> every family member who lost somebody to a death row prisoner got a knife in the back by gavin newsom. >> reporter: california voters supported the death penalty in 2012 and 2016. soon after, the governor shut down the execution chamber at san quentin issuing a moratorium and putting a hold on executions. >> we are one of the few industrial nations in the world that still sentences its population to death. >> reporter: a motive act years ago to speed up executions, as required newsome to transfer inmates into other maximum security prisons. >> put them in general population and get them all these benefits, it makes absolutely no sense. >> reporter: mark clouse his 12- year-old daughter polly was kidnapped and strangled in 1993. >> i don't understand a society where -- that is so criminal friendly.

kenny choi has more on our first alert coverage. >> reporter: here in the north bay hills we are seeing the strongest wind, but other parts of the base seeing plenty of damage. >> out at the mailbox, looking for the mail and i heard the tree break at the base. >> reporter: the massive pinetree took out the power to doug's house in concord as soon as he heard the deafening sound. >> it was a very deep rumbling sound, and awe-inspiring thing happening right in front of your. 30 feet away. i was lucky i wasn't closer. >> reporter: he was clear of what was left of the gigantic tree. >> it's windy out here and we are trying to get rid of that tree coming up in the summertime, did not want the tree to fall in the street. >> reporter: downed trees and power lines of the biggest concern for wind advisory and warning. >> up to 70 miles per hour, which is enough to bring down a tree branch. >> reporter: across the bay and higher elevations, the wind did not driveaway the spyker climbing the heights. the wind is more common in september and october but it is not unusual this time of year. >> tree

kenny? >> reporter: there certainly is. career in terms of making an appointment. she also had to defend an appointee of hers who was also just recalled. >> you haven't really been following my track record. >> reporter: that was vice president malika just before the recall responding to criticism that he did not follow issues like the ballooning deficit and mental health of students during the pandemic. >> i did not regret my decision to appoint him. >> reporter: i think the most important thing is that mayor breed appoints caretaker folks who are not about starting new political careers on the backs of our students. >> reporter: certifying the results, interviewing and finalizing the appointments are expected to take a month as the mayor's criteria for selecting replacements will be heavily scrutinized. >> people who have more in- depth knowledge of, for example, what i heard from parents is, they want someone who understands finance, the financials. they are concerned about the budget deficit and what that might mean for

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give. kenny purcell's president, her sir 5, then attempted crew after a 5 hour a soul on the presidential palace. oh mercy. so call and bala says his security forces stopped an attack against democracy, but many of them died. alexi o'brian reports, gun fire and guinea, the sounds capital. the president says armed men attacked the presidential palace while he was inside. this i was in the middle of the council of ministers with all the members, including the prime minister. and we were attacks with very heavy weaponry for 5 hours, but now everything is under control. when i was elected president, i promised to fight 2 things, corruption and drug trafficking. and this is also linked to that it guinea was how's become known as a transit point for cocaine, between latin america and europe. it's also no stranger to political upheaval if the 9 koos or attempted, cuz since it gained independence from portugal in 1970 full gimme be so has been a fragile state for quebec. it's because of narcotics, chapter 13, and a man that you which it, if we treat just did institutions and the mind them meant m

joining me slatestone wealth, kenny polcari. happening here, add to this, james bullard changed a lot of things. he wants to see 100 basis points by july 1st. could be combination of things, 50, 25, 25. 25 at three meetings, one in between meetings. the speculation by many is that bullard is always been a proxy for jay powell. do you hear jay powell in this message here? >> no, what i hear is exactly that. remember they used to use jimmy bullard before he was a voting member around could say what he want, whenever he wanted. what is interesting now he is a voting member. therefore i think it changes the message a little bit, right? he is actually in the room. he will be able to make, make a vote where he wants this to go which is why i was surprised that he was the one today that come out and said it. i would have thought a nonvoting member, kneel khashoggi seems -- neel kashkari seems to be the new one. the message, because it is from inside of the walls that is probably more what the fed is thinking after today's hot cpi repor

. >> my dad and kenny are the two people that really launched me and my career. >> kenny loggins hired-1970's. >> that led to my playing with michael mcdonald. that led to my playing with david lee roth. i got to play with the most amazing musicians. >> but his real break started at a very tender age. >> three years old. three years old, my dad started me on the accordion. >> it is obvious for lifelong student, music is in his blood. sitting in front of his computer or the piano bench, he becomes one with his music. disney jumped on his moves for the accordion playing none sequence in "coco." >> a animated my motions. they put them into the computer and converted them into animation. it's probably how i express myself best. >> he's humble. he sings miranda's praises for the timing and songs. >> he wants to bring people together and everyone to feel loved and appreciated, which i really think is at the heart of his movies. karina: i love that movie. i want to watch it over and over again. francis is here now with the weather. we are talking about a warm-up. i know you are excited about

kenny polcari in the middle of all of this. kenny, hour you just playing the markets on this?ve to remain cautious because it's so volatile. i mean, look, you said it this morning, we're sold off, we had this what appeared was going on the bounceback rally, and then you get the headlines all over again whether it's a cyber i a tack, moving tanks around, kind of thumbing his nose at the world, not really caring what the world does. so that's going to continue to create, you know, some chaos and weakness in stocks because the path of least resistance at this moment is lower versus higher, and i think people node to be prepared about that. but remember, in all this chaos they are creating some great opportunities, longer term opportunities in the market. stocks that are getting unnecessarily beaten up because algos are looking to raise cash, investors are looking to raise cash, and they're arbitrarily hitting high quality names whether it's apple or microsoft down nearly so -- so 10%, this crisis is not going to affect apple's long-term business. if you can buy it down 10-12%, wh

if kenny was a senior and his military trio, he knew that if he didn't smother that grenade with his body more, if his comrades would die, he gave his own life to save his friends. ah a a top headlines for this allen live on up to you as we understand the residential tower. right. that the ukrainian capital reportedly hit by what looks like a missile strike come to a local residence filled with them in the sky and report powerful explosions in that area. well, the russian president, he alleges ukrainian radical nationalists, using civilians as human shields by deploying a heavy weapons and densely populated areas. that's according to the russian president with ukrainian radical nationalist deploying heavy weapons security, multiple loans, rocket systems, right? in the central areas of the large cities, they plan to provoke a response from russian strike systems on residential areas. and a un security council resolution condemning russia is a minute.

if kenny was a senior in his military trio, only that he knew that if he didn't smother that grenade with his body more, if his comrades would die, he gave his own life to save his friends. ah, a residential tower block in the ukrainian capital is reportedly hit by what looks like a missile strike. it comes as local residence, film missiles in the sky and report powerful explosions in the area. the russian president alleges ukrainian radical nationalist for using civilians as human shields by deploying heavy weapons, intensely populated areas with ukranian radical nationalists to deploy heavy weapons including multiple loans, rocket systems, right in the central areas of the large cities, they plan to provoke a response from russia strike systems on residential areas for un security council resolution condemning brushes, military intervention. ukraine is vetoed.

yeah, there is kenny, confusing messaging with russia, saying it's pulling back its troops, nato in the usa. that's not really the case. here's the latest press conference from the state department spokesperson. net price. to be very, very clear. we have not seen that. in fact, we have seen the opposite in recent weeks. and even in recent days, more russian forces not fewer are at the border. and they are moving concerning lee in defining positions. this is cause for profound concern. so in as, what are we to read into this well rayleigh, we all know that the 1st victim in the war is always the truth. so what we are experiencing right now is kind of an in full war being at full force in that regard . the statement of president biden is also a kind of a strategic reply to the information put in one's to spread by saying he is pulling troops back. so there is no doubt here that russia is the aggressor and that vladimir putin is threatening ukraine. but i think we also have to keep in mind that nato is also using this conflict to underline it. it's important, especially after the trump yea

. >> my dad and kenny were the two people who launched me into my career. i am forever grateful.ns hired him in the mid-1970's. >> it was this huge break and then that led to my playing with michael mcdonald, i got to play with the most amazing musicians. reporter: but his real break started at a very tender age. >> three years old my dad started me on the accordion. he was a great teacher well-known known in the accordion world. reporter: it is obvious for this lifelong student music is in his blood. whether sitting in front of his computer or on the piano bench he becomes one with his music. disney jumped on his moves for the accordion playing nun sequence in cocoa. ♪ >> they animated my motions. they put them in the computer and converted them into animation. [laughter] probably how i express myself best. reporter: he sings praises for the timing and messages of his songs in the movie. >> he wants to bring people together which is at the heart of this movie. company of abc 7. the stand of solidarity. the most powerful images we have seen from the russian invasion of ukraine. m

. - i don't get it, kenny. why did you buy razors and shaving cream? like shaved balls. - girls like shaved balls? - yes, they do. - what girl is gonna see your balls? - i don't know. - oh, jesus, there's another one! [playing flute] ♪ another pan flute band. have you guys noticed there's bands like this everywhere you go lately? ♪ ♪ - yeah, i saw, like, three of those bands down in denver yesterday. all their crappp music sounds the same. - i'm so sick of hearing this music everywhere i go! - i think kenny likes it. - i got to get home for dinner. - yeah, me too. ♪ ♪ - god! - shut up, already! - i'm out of here. see ya, guys. ♪ ♪ - tonight the travel channel takes you to london! london has something for everyone: sights, theater... "nd wonderful street performers. ♪ ♪ - hey're in london too? - hey, time for dinner, guys! all right, kids, dig in. - where's dad? - he's upstairs videotaping your grandfather in the bathtub. - why? - because ever since your father got that stupid video camera, he thinks he has to film everything the family does. - all righ

, a shipping la control, you see one of them and then another month or 2 specifically, no ill him, kenny and the the till edge. and i had them can call me about the bus. who fisher or fish acadia? i work for laurie and features only mala. hi. so her some in chicago. the fif in d. c. mobile assumption, lambert, which was my mind corano in with her c at holly and neck. straighten mobile. i can sit here. no, that's fine. thank you so much. thank you for trying. i appreciate your time. thank you. can see how can i aside in a how can la la la la fee d c s f. well i have that nation. well then all the all the she the 3rd or confirm small and leave nothing on auto. kiefer. no loss for sure. yeah, no, no, no, and i thought the, the summer. no, no, for the years national. so to me is nothing gosford road though. when you come she elaina nudism and d n a hub. when you do mother you her little boy and a 100. my going a of these will do it on know lisa didn't need and hanging to rob, lisa change a deed in your feeder, honeymoon and cool and why not? so and how clinic he and then mobile omby in the,

. >> my dad and kenny were the two people who launched me into my career. i am forever grateful.n the mid-1970's. >> it was this huge break and then that led to my playing with michael mcdonald, i got to play with the most amazing musicians. beth but his real break started : at a very tender age. >> three years old my dad started me on the accordion. he was a great teacher and well-known in the accordion world. beth it is obvious for this : lifelong student music is in his blood. ♪ whether sitting in front of his computer or on the piano bench he becomes one with his music. disney jumped on his moves for the accordion playing nun sequence in cocoa. ♪ >> they animated my motions. they put them in the computer and converted them into animation. [laughter] probably how i express myself best. beth: he is humble. he sings maranda's praises for the timing and messages of his songs in the movie. >> he wants to bring people together and everyone to feel loved and appreciated, which is at the heart of this movie. liz: disney is the parent company of abc 7. let's get a final check of the w

alexander kenny bautista ha sido arrestado en palo alto luego de que lo denunciara por haberse presentadoestra sociedad hermana ha estado en el lugar y nos cuenta cómo se ha vivido esta celebración. (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). >>> hoy santa ana (nombre extranjero) y una de las celebraciones más importantes para la cultura del sudeste de asia donde se festeja el año nuevo lunar. >>> lucy nos cuenta que ha aprendido desde muy pequeña el significado del dragón y lo rojo. y cientos más como ella se ha llegado a disputar de varias presentaciones. >>> para celebrar algo aquí y afuera. >>> estamos muy felices de encontrarnos aquí y ver tanta gente que ha salido. el año pasado la pandemia ha generado la congelación del ambiente pero hoy se encuentra luchando por sobrevivir como(nombre extranjero) se encontró celebrando que la comunidad va a salir. en san josé, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> bonito. >>> bonita la fusión de cultura. >>> se ha podido disfrutar de mucho baile. todo ha transcurrido duran