joining us now the hoover institution, a state controller candidate, lonnie chen. welcome back. >> good to be with you. >> president biden will highlight the unemployment figures and talk about caps on prescription drugs, pushing for more gun control. those are things that tend to resonate. what is the counter messaging? >> you want to economy. here the paradox. he has a record to run on. he is past a lot of and large infrastructure bill, the economic data is fairly positive. we see low unemployment, inflation easing. the american people feel good about the economy. the data shows that a lot of people feel like they are being honest. for the president, the will be how does he articulate these things that are happening that he believes are positives given the mood. that is the republicans are going to seize on. they will push back on this notion that he has a record of accomplishment, talk about the incident with the spy balloon from china. they will talk more about the fact that the president, ways they will push back. whether they will be effective is a political

but what chen did was take his genius and brilliance and use it to apply to the issue of cybernetics and the idea of being able to use technology to for to harness for desirable behavior in society. and what we saw some of that happening was always proceed proteges in a very early stage was was the one child policy where the idea was to control and create technology and surveillance, to control people's desire to have children and families, and that has obviously gone a long way. but of course, at that time, 30 years ago, there was simply not that level of ability to control to the to where it is now. so can you talk a little bit about how chen and this whole concept of cybernetics and social control and technology has blossomed forth, which is what you talk about in your book. so fascinating. lee right. yeah. really glad you brought up chen mae because changes and he's i mean, he's one of these characters who really speaks to just the sort of the depth of the connections between china and the us when it comes to all of this sort of stuff. right. and you know, i mean, chen, he was on

peter chen hong about that as well. he says vaccinations are a reason why and those treatments. >> if anybody gets sick and they're older or immune compromised, don't forget about getting diagnosed and getting access to paxlovid. >> reporter: now, we are starting to hear more about the long-term effects of covid. we don't know what all of them are going to be. so it's best to avoid getting it in the first place. as we know, it is very disruptive if you have it and you can't go to work or you have to keep the kids home from school. >> and we still don't know the long-term effects. it's a lot. and wash your hands, as you said, wash your hands. thanks, kris. >> please wash your hands. >> it's not just me to my kids and husband, i nag everyone. >>> this morning president biden is facing pressure to be more transparent about the unmanned aerial objects shot down by the u.s. military. within the last 24 hours senators received a classified briefing on the matter. "today in the bay's" brie jackson joins us live from washington

joie: "for matter of fact," i'm joie chen.oledad: last weekend, we reported on growing demonstrations in iran calling for women's rights, where protesters are meeting a swift and violent response from authorities. you can see correspondent jessica gomez's personal story about two of her family members forced to flee iran. and working for decades to hold the government accountable for their alleged crimes. go to matteroffact.tv >> coming up, this newspaper means a lot to a village in michigan. >> it's just a small part of the quality of life that makes a community special. >> it's a living diary. >> it is. and there's something about it being in print that gives it validity. >> now the owners are looking for a way keep the historical paper going as they try to retire. and later, how this board game turns you into a mole, earthworm, or fungi to save the planet. soledad: local newspapers in small towns are often the life blood of their communities. so what happens when they are on the brink of closing? the homer index was created

. >> joining us now is crystal chen, a senior manager from zumper. nice to have you on the program. okay. let's get right to it. why mountain view? i love the place. but why is it more expensive than san francisco? >> i think internationally with high interest rates and uncertainty in the economy, a lot of people are opting to stay in the rental market for longer. instead of buying. so that creates more demand and more competition, which puts upward pressure on rent prices. and then zooming in to the bay area market, and just to give some perspective, san francisco had six times the amount of active listings last month than mountain view. so i think san francisco has a greater variety of listing types. but a lot of new inventory that's coming available into the mountain view market are luxury high end apartments with pools and gyms and stuff. so that, you know, will raise the median rent. and also looking at mountain view, the average renter there makes more money than the average san francisco renter actually. so that kind of plays into the prices there as well. >> we're hearing st

nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >> norah: may love be in their the u.s.off its literary might, launching intercontinental ballistic missile thousands of miles into the pacific. why? the details next. and being overweight makes it more risky. i'm calling my doctor. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up... who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. having even one risk factor, like being over 50, diabetes, or smoking increases your chances of severe covid. taken within five days of symptoms, paxlovid reduced the risk of developing severe covid-19 by 86%. paxlovid may strengthen or weaken other medicines. taking it wi rtn mes how paxl. to tell your docr taking it wi rtn mes because lab tests or changing the dose of your medicines may be needed. tell your doctor if you have any serious illnesses, allergies, liver or kidney disease, are pregnant or plan to become pregnant, are br

amy: i want to bring greg chen into this conversation.reier is a pulitzer prize-winning reporter who did this article "alone and exploited." gregory chen is the senior director of government relations for the american immigration lawyers association. can you talk about legally what recourse these children have? >> thank you for having me on the show this is an extremely challenging situation. use thword "legally" the recourse these children have. the fit thing that comeso mind to me as a practicing lawyer represented children in the 1990's is that children don't have any knowledge or understanding of what their legal rights are. many of the children who are coming from different countries that have very limited english capacity orchoolson't understand there is legal system of labor laws to protect them and they're also afraid their immigration status here in the u.s. will be in jeopardy. -- in jeopardy if they report any such violations. juan: i want to ask in terms of response of the biden administration was certainly one of the fastest

democrat ig pollster cornelle bell er and lanhell chen. welcome to sunday. it is "meet the press. >>> from nbc news in washington the longest running show in television history this is "meet the press" with chuck todd >>> good sunday morning. a chinese spy balloon has set off a diplomatic crisis deepening mistrust between the united states and china and triggering political finger pointing here at home before being shot down on saturday. the u.s. military first detected the balloon over alaska's islands last saturday spotted by civilians on wednesday over billings, montana. montana, by the way, is also home to the airforce base which houses 150 intercontinental ballistic missile silos. there were sightings of the balloon over missouri and kansas on friday and over the carolinas on saturday. the faa had to close air space and pause flights at three airports in order to allow the f-22 fighter jet to shoot down this balloon six miles off the carolina coast with a single air-to-air missile the dramatic takedown at 2:39 p.m. saturday was caught on camera china's

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. >> sharon chen introduces us to a woman dedicated to making sure that as many people as possible have opportunity to learn. >> reporter: that's right. karina helps make sure that students who have no other educational opportunity can learn beginner english in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. karina was on the move to make sure the teachers are all ready for class. >> you guys need anything, or are you good? all right. >> reporter: she volunteers at las casas english program in oakland. it serves 300 students per year, mostly native spanish speakers. many of them walk since it is one of the few places in the fruitvale neighborhood offering low cost beginner english classes in person three nights per week. nine of 10 students, after work. many have only been in the u.s. for two to five years and have little prior education. half less than $16,000 per year. the students' commitment to learn inspires karina. >> they just work really, really hard each night that they come in after they have been working all day. >> reporter: karina volunteers as an assistant director with the program. she

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voters in the old dominion choosing competence in a special election to succeed the late donald mckee chen in a minute i will talk to the democrat that won that race. the first black woman u.s. congress woman ever elected in the state of virginia. in the commonwealth. first, we start with congressman adam smith. the democrat of washington state. and the ranking democrat on the house armed services committee. congressman, we were following another news conference this afternoon. from east palestine ohio. a regional administrator from the environmental protection agency said the agency has identified additional disposal or disposal sites for the derailment. the agency also said railroad service will resume tomorrow. now, tonight i'm interested in your take on republican lawmakers criticizing the administration's handling of the disaster. as i lay it out at the top of the show, while donald trump wasn't east palestine last week, essentially for a photo op as he runs for president a third time, president biden was taken flak from some of trump's allies in congress are going to ukraine and not

russian artists ron chen jin for the first time in russia knows a lot about our country from the storiesf friends and relatives that it is very cold here. but seriously i really want to see the winter palace in st. petersburg, churches and other sights of the city, but first, moscow will show guests from the middle kingdom the kremlin , a large theater-museum-reserve, the kolomna metro two capitals is a classic program, they say our tour operators were popular in pre-soviet times and were close to china cities of the far east and olympic sochi, by the way, it was china that was the leader in the number of foreign tourists in russia before the pandemic of about one million two hundred thousand chinese tourists in the nineteenth year visited the russian federation today , the situation is different today, both we and our chinese partners. well, we hope that in the twenty-third year we will cut this figure, and it is quite possible that in the twenty -fourth year these figures will be much higher, much depends on how soon the visa-free corridor between the two countries will start working a

i think that's a standard that all politicians should abide by. >> lanhee chen, navin, thank you.ciate. >>> also, tribal politics overall, we touched on that, and so much more for cnn prime time, an interview airing tonight on cnn. here is little clip. >> the democrats being so hemmed in by identity politics? >> the counter argument would be it's always been identity politics. it's just always been white people. so people like you and me didn't notice. and now it's an effort at inclusion, which i'm sure theoretically you support. >> yeah, i support it in fact. but, i mean, the democrats sometimes can take it too far. i would categorize liberal as different than woke. woke which started out as a good thing, alert to injustice, who could be against that. but it became sort of an eye-roll because they love diversity except of ideas. and that's not really where we should be. they have a trail of very bad ideas, i would think in wokeness. >> how do you define wokeness? i hear people use the term all the time, and it means something different to everybody. >> well, again, i think it's t

natasha chen, cnn, los angeles. >>> a cuban pilot just learned he can stay in the u.s.er a daring escape from the communist island. a judge has granted him political asylum. ruben martinez machado flew out of cuba in a soviet-era crop duster to an air strip 270 miles away in the florida everglades. he said he had been falsely accused of crimes in cuba but also protested when he saw government officials abusing people. after months in federal custody, machado told cnn affiliate wsvn he just wants to drink a beer as a free man. >>> the u.s. warns that china could send lethal aid to russia. what's in it for beijing? our political analyst weigh in. >>> they're on the front lines with ukrainian troops but they're not ukrainians. cnn speaks with foreigners now providing emergency care to wounded troops.wrinkl fabric softener!uard wrinkle guarard penetrates deep into fibers, leaving clothes so soft, wrinkles don't want to stick around. make mornings smoother with downy wrinkle guard fabric softener.r. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. only smart bed in the

natasha chen reports from los angeles. [ phone ringing ] >> reporter: a daily video call is the onlyway that this man can connect with his wife and daughter in kabul. we're keeping their faces concealed for their safety. they are in the dark with electricity for only a few hours each day. when they could have been here in this small light filled apartment in california. their family's sudden separation happened at the kabul airport during the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. after a year and a half, he is no closer to getting his wife and daughter here. >> someone ask me about that days, and -- >> reporter: in mid august, 2021, the family and their relatives headed to the airport knowing their safety would be at risk under taliban rule. but when they boarded the crowded cargo plane, they could not find their older son. his parents came out of the plane searching for him. and they finally realized that he was already with another relative on a different plane. but by that point, his mother and sister had been pushed beyond the airport gates. >> i cry a lot. my father enter the plane

thank you so much, hannah dreier of "the new york times" and gregory chen. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> ukraine's railway system is a vital link with europe. it has delivered dozens of diplomats and keeps people and commerce flowing. my conversation with the head of ukraine railways after this break. and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire having diabetes can raise a lot of questions. like my morning ride, will it help lower my glucose? with the freestyle libre 2 system, you can know where your glucose level is and where it's headed without fingersticks. know what activities work for you. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. it's covered by medicare

sharon chen shows us the lifelong lessons they are learning by practicing for the parade. >> reporter: monica is choreographing the students march for the chinese new year parade. what she is teaching them she hopes will last long after their performance. in the shadow of the towers, students at garfield elementary school get ready to shine and another iconic san francisco attraction. they are dressed as tiles in this game, marking the year of the dragon. this is her first time directing the kindergarten through fifth grade students for the chinese new year parade. they have been rehearsing twice a week since december and they are soaking in the cultural importance of the game their costumes represent. >> it is not just a game to pass time. it is actually a game that will bring family and friends together. >> in fact the students learn how to play mah-jongg, which is similar to rummy and they discover life lessons along the way like you cannot play if one tile is missing. >> and so we've being a mah-jongg tile set, we had to understand the importance of being in a team . >> some of th

cnn natasha chen spoke with one family living this awful waiting ga game. >> reporter: a daily videoan connect with his wife and daughter in kabul. >> my daughter. >> reporter: we're keeping his wife and daughter's faces concealed for their safety. they're in the dark with electricity for only a few hours each day when they could have been here in this small light filled apartment in california. their family's sudden separation happened at the kabul airport during the u.s. withdrawal in afghanistan and after a year and a half, roman is no closer to getting his wife and daughter here. >> i'm asking you about this. >> reporter: in mid august 2021, the family and their relatives headed to the airport knowing their safety would be at risk under taliban rule but when they boarded the crowded cargo planes, they suddenly could not find their older son. his parents came out of the plane serving for him amidst the chaos. >> just thousand people on the ground. >> reporter: they finally realized he was already with another relative on a different plane but by that point, his mother and sister h

sharon chen joins us with more on the amazing event. >> amazing indeed. tonight we host a special ceremony, honoring all of our community heroes. they are an impressive group that inspire us to serve. >>> from movers to builders. we recognize 59 award winners in 2022. heroes that show that one person can make a difference. we introduce you to a former priest that was poverty with food and housing for 47 years. and a retired professor that brought free music lessons to thousands of students for nearly one quarter of a century. we met an innovative leader that coaches teachers in the worst-performing schools and a former teacher that help students close the learning gap for 35 years. individuals have shifted the food supply chain to save hundreds of farms and small businesses and tackle rising food insecurity at the same time. two women turned to public land into farms to nurse the community. while two san francisco men helped black entrepreneurs here grant applications to support small business. we honored and now retired 95- year-old woman whose longtime

were considered by arbitration courts ; compared to 2021, 68% of persons held administratively liable chen punishment in the form of a fine case, rather than paying a fine accounted for e 25% of the total number of cases of administrative offenses judicial practice. and the practice excludes excessive administrative the burden on business and last year in relation to commercial organizations and individual entrepreneurs, arbitration courts terminated 17% of cases of administrative offenses, and eighteen percent of persons were assigned administrative penalties. e, in the form of a warning to the russian federation , continued with the implementation of systematic and consistent measures aimed at humanizing the criminal legislation and the law of applied practice. in 2022. the courts considered 767,000 head cases against 700-78,000 persons convicted 611,000 persons. this is 79%, and in relation to 159. thousands of persons or twenty percent of the criminal prosecution was terminated by the courts, while in a special procedure of judicial proceedings , criminal prosecution was terminated in

causing more caution from the lenders out there. >> you can catch the entire conversation with tim chendin page d, it's interesting, look ahead to intuit earnings coming up in a few days credit karma is a bit bigger than nerd wallet but similar space. even though they're smaller, nerd wallet is less so that's why they might have some different results. >> i like nerd wallet. it did occur to me it's an aggregator and you can choose which financial product is good for you, these side-by-side comparisons. how has it changed similar answers compared to the nerd wallet website. >> you will not find that in my conversation with tim. that's on the video but we talked about it after. he said i'm surprised you didn't ask me about that. carl, he says he sees potential in the use of that to give tailored financial advice. it seems like there's some legal issues there >> yeah. it's all about what goes in is going to give you what comes out. fascinating interview talking about the prospects for at least disinflationary trends regarding labor around the world because of ai but, yeah, you didn't get i

head to cb >>> this black history month we celebrate change makers where we live and today chen introducesou to a man helping at risk kids getting ready for success. >> making sure the next generation of young people have hope. >> you have to put your leg right there. >> wright is afraid of heights but he musters the courage to go the window to see the headquarters of linked in. >> it's so beautiful, it's amazing. >> reporter: the field trip is to open the eyes and minds of 90 antioch teenagers he brought with him. >> we act like some kids in a candy store. >> reporter: he partnered with linked in to show the teens the tech world. the oakland native who grew up in antioch is exposing students to a view of the world he lacked as a kid. >> my father he was in prison. my mother she struggled a whole lot. whether it was mental health, drug abuse. and so for me i was always trying to find myself as a young black male in this society with no father figure. with no positive black male role model. >> he got in trouble and after spending 7 months in juvenile hall, something clicked. >> the first th

peter chen hong says you may also see changes at hospitals, especially when the federal emergency declaration ends on may 11th. >> i think another change coming up in may would be possibly not being able to bill for covid services. that may lead to some subtle changes where hospitals may discriminate based on insurance status the ability to take care of patients. >> reporter: another concern, millions of californians who get government-sponsored health care coverage through medical may be at risk of losing it as states begin checking everyone's eligibility for the first time since the pandemic began. >> that may mean they may go into the uninsured group and the uninsured group may have a higher co-pay, eventually for medication they'll have to pay full cost. they may not be eligible for vaccines. >> reporter: plans to rescind state and federal emergency declarations mark a turning point in the three-year battle against covid and a shift in focus. >> i think the legacy of covid will probably be long covid because millions and millions of americans are still suffering with that. >> reporter: ma

alright ucsf infectious disease expert dr peter chen hong. thanks so much for joining us.nks so much, claudine. we're at the job market here in california, baby seeing a slowdown or tom baker breaks down the latest data and twitter made headlines when it decided that users would be able to pay for a blue verified checkmark. and now meta appears to be following suit. next we talk live with cnet about that new trend and the rising costs of getting verified. subway keeps upping their game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. there's the philly, the monster, the boss. if i hadn't seen it in person, i wouldn't have believed it. eating is believing steph. the subway series. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. tom vacar spoke to an expert about rising unemployment numbers, even as the state has a huge number of job openings. the latest weekly unemployment claims are still very low nationwide, but california was the largest contributor to the ranks of the unemployed with 174,000 californians laid off or discharged well above the previous month are layoff

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tonight, sharon chen introduces us to a bay area man who helps at risk kids get set up for success. >> reporter: schumann wright is building bridges, making for the next generation of young people have hope. he is afraid of heights, but he musters the courage to go to the window to enjoy the panoramic view of sentences go from the top floors of linkedin. >> in a comfortable space and having a beautiful view, it is amazing. >> reporter: he is not here for himself in the field trip is to open the eyes and minds of 90 antioch teenagers he brought with him. >> we are like kids in the candy store. >> reporter: partnering with linkedin to show kids what does like working in the tech world because if they can't see it, they cannot imagine themselves in it. >> a lot of our students, especially kids that come from marginalized communities, a lot of times feel like they have become captive to their environment. >> the oakland native is exposing students to a view of the world he lacked when he was a kid. >> my father was in prison, my mother struggled a lot, with mental health and drug abuse. f

stewart chen, president of the oakland chinatown improvement council, says, nor wong said something in return someone in the other group opened fire. nor one died at a hospital says even though reacting can be instinctive. he urges people to be cautious. if you harass. just move on, keep your head down and keep on. do your business and ignoring do not engage. two persons of interest were detained in connection with this homicide. oakland deputy police chief drennan lindsey says investigators are also busy looking into three other shooting deaths on city streets seem to seem to be isolated incidents where, unfortunately that, um the conflicts. the disputes got out of hand where people have lost their lives. on friday night, three victims were shot and killed in east oakland . within three hours. a man was killed near 72nd international woman near 70th and international and a man was killed near 67th and avenue. all those homicides happen in council member kevin jenkins district. as the voice of the community is deeply troubling for the community, the trauma that this brings into our nei

president zelenskyy in a post on social media s russia has chen the path of a murderer, terrorists, andr. this is the choice of rusia and there will be state responsibility for the terror committed. let's get more from our in respondent -- correspondent on how life has changed since last year. anchor: i heard ukrainians in the capital saying they will be careful these days. there's been nervousness. there could perhaps be strikes by russia to mark this day. a symbolic act even though it's been said that 12 months on ukrainians are used to living with this in their lives. they are used to living with electricity cuts, shortag, curfews, and explosions, in norma's losses, and the pain in the last year. when i came this time, my last visit was in november, as winter closes in in the horse -- harsh temperatures i inspected to find a weariness but it is the opposite. with the person they would say this is a war can and will win. everyone from a government minister we spoke with, young women volunteering and training to fight on the front lines, they all say we will win this year. you wonder w

allison to discuss new public safety initiatives, supporters of armstrong, like chinatown leader karl chen see a deeper message. >> at this moment, you know, when our mayor is calling for this press conference, i always think, it's more of a political movement than anything else. armstrong has strong and vocal support from many of the community who demand he be reinstated. chang thanks today's press conference might be a signal that tao plans to move on without armstrong. >> people might be thinking, are you trying to work with the chief now or are you going to be firing the chief? i think this is a question that we all want to know, as soon as possible. >> reporter: mayor tao said she is waiting for more information but no one is quite sure what she has left to investigate. some feels he may be waiting for the best time to make a move that could be unpopular with many people. >> chief armstrong was placed on paid leave on january 19th, after a federal monitor's report criticized his handling of an internal affairs case. that report has not yet been made public. >>> oakland is among 10 u.s

sharon chen shows us the lifelong lessons they are learning just by practicing for this parade. >> reporter: monica loon is choreographing the students march for the chinese new year parade. what she is teaching them, she hopes, will last long after their performance. >> reporter: in the shadow of late power, students at garfield elementary school get ready to shine in another iconic san francisco attraction. they are dressed as tiles in the classic chinese game of mah-jongg, welcoming the year of the rabbit under direction of their kindergarten teacher. >> i want them to feel proud, to be a part of the school community. >> one, smile. too, have fun. three, are you ready? >> reporter: it is her first time directing the kindergarten through fifth grade students for the chinese new year parade . they have been rehearsing twice per week after school, since december, and they are soaking in the cultural importance of the game their costumes represent. >> eyes on me? >> i was on you. >> it's not just a game to pass time, it is a game that brings family and friends together. >> reporter: the stud

homelessness and supportive housing and lisa chen from city planning. this group met month low to help shape the press and the final product. before we dive in the need's assessment report i want to describe types of affordable housing. the first type of affordable housing is the low income rental housing primarily managed through housing website. here, on this website, affordable housing seekers can rue now listing and apply for affordable housing. the major of the focuses on this time reasonal housing and the population it supports. the second type of affordable housing is inclusionary reasonal units or below market rate and bmr. this type of housing has several nips in the stele. units are developed by for prefer housing developers and are visible it low income qualified house holds. the third type of affordable housing is supportive housing. here, affordable rental units are combined with on site supportive services for people sprngs homelessness and as well as other types of and as well as people with disabilities. so, i'm going to under score the

lanhee chen and caroline flint, thank you very much indeed. the context will be here.sday morning and some of that fog could be quite slow to clear. but across england and wales, we should see some spells of sunshine. northern ireland and scotland tending to see more cloud, some rain getting into the north—west of scotland. and ahead of that some very strong and gusty winds with gusts and ahead of that, some very strong and gusty winds with gusts of perhaps 75 miles per hour in exposed spots in the north—west of scotland. temperatures generally between 7—10 degrees, but it may stay a little colder than that if you keep fog with you for any length of time across the south. now, as we head through wednesday night, we'll see this band of rain, maybe some snow over higher ground on its back edge, and that will push its way southwards and eastwards. this weather front weakening as it goes, it's running into an area of high pressure. some wintry showers starting to develop across scotland, especially over some of the hills and mountains. but in shetland especially, could see

caroline chen is a tax professor at san jose state university. >> she says the federal government could view the middle class tax refund as taxable income and as it decides what to do, the irs is asking people to hold off on filing their taxes following the recommendation means avoiding having to amend a return. so less paperwork and less time with your accountant, the electronic nightmare of your internet going down. and you know, that really got filed or not filed a few very close to the deadline. >> yeah, all sorts of that type of panic couldn't sit. the irs says it is working with 19 states in this predicament to provide additional information and clarity as soon as possible. but unfortunately, i don't really have a prediction on what they're going to do. it. california storm victims now have until may 15th to file and make tax payments. a typical person has to file by april 18th this year in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we are celebrating black history month. >> all month long. and today we're taking a look at ma

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nancy chen has some ideas on how you can save money. >> reporter: this is now the second winter in atheir energy bills, up nearly 36% as home heating prices have reached a ten-year high. so getting rid of those energy drains lurking in your home could add up to big bucks. >> the oil bill, it went up $160. >> per month? >> per month. >> reporter: bob and his wife alison recently retired but they've had to rebudget their spending and 401(k)s. >> what do you do in that situation? >> we call up our money manager and ask for more money. >> reporter: they also called chris villanueva, house technician who audits energy use. he says heiress caping through window and door crack as lone can cost homeowners hundreds of dollars a year. >> what are you testing here? >> the air leakage from the house to hopefully keep the warm air in the winter. >> where do you go next? >> we walk through the house, check every room and see what air leaks we find. >> reporter: plugging leaky windows and doors and even interior door frames can prevent heating systems from running excessively. >> you can put your h

of rescuers to the affected region to guide them to the disaster zone, the country's prime minister chene he noted that turkey was the first to extend a helping hand to taiwan after the devastating earthquake in 1999, now it's time to give thanks , the turkish community of ontario has collected winter clothes diapers, baby formula and other goods to be sent to the south of turkey after the devastating earthquakes that took the lives of thousands of citizens among the volunteers and those who remember the powerful earthquake from 1999 in turkey then also people lost their temple in the destroyed houses and urgently needed basic necessities and clothing usaid disaster response team members flew to turkey on a globmaster plane to help with rescue operations and military personnel helped load large supplies onto a us air force plane to help in rescue operations administrator samantha power expressed her condolences to the people of syria and turkey and said that the united states is determined to support recovery efforts after this earthquake and that is a priority. under the rubble thank go

. >> sharyn chen tonight introduces us to a bay area man who helps at risk kids get set up for successsure the next generation of young people have hope. >> schumann is afraid of heights but he musters the courage to go to the window and enjoy the panoramic view of san francisco from the top floors of linkedin. >> having this beautiful view, it is amazing. >> he is not here for himself. the field trip is to open the eyes and minds of 90 antioch teenagers he brought with him. >> we are like kids in the candy store. >> showing students what it is like to work in the tech world, because if they can't see it, they cannot imagine themselves in it. >> a lot of our students, especially kids that come from marginalized communities, a lot of times, they feel like they become captive to their environment. >> the oakland native, who grew up in antioch, is exposing students to a view of the world which he lacked as a kid. >> my father was in prison, my mother struggled a lot, with mental health and drug abuse. for me, i was always trying to find myself, as a young black male in this society, with

the restaurant is in l a chinatown district reporter kimberly chen has more. >> the heavy. paul a though, exposed a poll. but last month, the 10,000. >> nearly $14,000 is due this month. barbecue in seafood, restaurant in chinatown has been in business for decades. they need gas to cook. you said you're scared. yeah, ice >> my paso it has been passed. we 7 mo. yeah. yeah. >> but is that light note with me myself, many residential and business customers in socal are noticing the hike in prices. soc%l gas sent a notice to customers in december letting them know january gas bills would be, quote, shockingly high experts say some driving factors include an unprecedented cold snap across the nation that cause natural gas prices in the west to more than double pipeline constraints and higher consumption. >> governor gavin newsom urged the federal energy regulatory commission which regulates wholesale natural gas to investigate the price i lie looking. pin owner judy sense says she's not sure what to do next. you know, i feel like now is that the fee call for me? >> no idea right