our dc's raquel martin has the story. >> as ukraine relations are taking a turn wednesday, president donald trump went after ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, calling him a dictator without elections. doubling down on its tuesday comments when he blamed ukraine for the war with russia could have ended it 3 is you should have never started it. you could have made a deal on towards the fires back. he says president trump is living in a russian-made dis-information space. it is shameful. democrats accuse president trump of parroting russian propaganda. illinois senator durbin called on republicans to condemn the remarks to do make america great by selling out our nation and our allies. but republicans are brushing the comments on president speaks for himself. senate republican leader john thune. >> who supported last congress says the bottom line, in everybody's best interest to. >> ukraine, russia, europe, the united states. if they can bring about a peaceful conclusion to the the war is entering its 3rd year and has cost us taxpayers. >> upwards of 180 billion dollar. right now

our dc's raquel martin has the story. >> when it comes to governing, artificial intelligence technologyump white house is taking a more hands off approach that fosters the creation of ai technology rather than strangles at a global ai summit. vice president jd vance, real diggins burdensome regulations he believes will give china an advantage over the west. the ai future is not going to be one. >> by hand wringing about safety. it will be won by building in the in the u.s. and the uk. >> we're the only nations not to sign a global pledge to promote responsible ai development. china joint 60 nations that did van says he's concerned certain guardrails could promote ideological bias and stifle free speech. but that's not what we're talking about. particular case. there is no first amendment right to discriminate against people go to events. guy with the aclu fears a lack of guardrails. >> we'll give corporations a free pass to exploit citizens. >> and we're seeing that roll back. president trump repeal president biden's executive order on ai which acquired agencies, for example, to think h

our washington correspondent raquel martin has the latest. protection bureau is the next federal agency now on life support friday, elon musk tweeted cfpb rip congress created the bureau in the wake of the 2008 market crash to protect american consumers from predatory business practices. donald trump and elon musk. >> have told the financial cops at the cfpb to stand out. democrats are sounding the alarm. they argue the administration's efforts will give companies free range to exploit consumers, according to their estimates, the apb has secured nearly 20 billion dollars for consumers since its inception. consumer groups say the targeting of the consumer protection agency is by no accident. >> right now, elon musk is launching a payment service on x, formerly known as twitter. so by stopping all cfpb work, musk appears to be shutting down any enforcement of the laws again could own company. in an interview with fox news channel's bret baier. >> president donald trump denied must have anything to your trust. trusty he's not gaining anything. i

our washington, d.c., correspondent, raquel martin has more. >> this presidents day instead of honoring past presidents. hundreds federal workers and washington used the holiday to protest the current commander-in-chief to support and defend the constitution of united states. former and current civil servants. 8 innocent people are being hurt by president donald trump and elon musk efforts to shrink the size of government. and these are hard-working people doing things like bringing medicine to fight aids in africa. he was 8 workers were just the first of thousands of layoffs across nearly 2 dozen agencies. >> friday, the epa cut roughly 500 jobs and over the weekend the trump administration fired nearly 1800 workers at the department of energy. the group included employees responsible for maintaining the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile. getting rid all oversight is frightening. federal workers i spoke to today. tell me they're on edge. if they haven't been directly impacted by the job cuts and they fear they could be next on abc's this week, oklahoma republican senator markwayne mul

kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> u.s.aine relations are taking a turn wednesday. president donald trump went after ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, calling him a dictator without elections. doubling down on its tuesday comments when he blamed ukraine for the war with russia could have ended it 3 is you should have never started it. you could have made a deal on towards the fires back. he says president trump is living in a russian-made dis-information space. it is shameful. democrats accuse president trump of parroting russian propaganda. illinois senator durbin called on republicans to condemn the remarks to do make america great by selling on our nation and our allies. but republicans are brushing the comments on president speaks for himself. senate republican leader john thune. >> who supported last congress says the bottom line, in everybody's best interest to. >> ukraine, russia, europe, the united states. if they can bring about a peaceful conclusion to the the war is entering its 3rd year and has cost us tax

kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin reports. >> the consumer financial protection bureaus the next federal agency now on life support friday, elon musk tweeted cfpb rip congress created the bureau in the wake of the 2008 market crash to protect american. sumer is from predatory business practices. donald trump and elon musk. >> have told the financial cops at the cfpb to stand out. democrats are sounding the alarm. they argue the administration's efforts will give companies free range to exploit consumers, according to their estimates, the apb has secured nearly 20 billion dollars for consumers since its inception. consumer groups say the targeting of the consumer protection agency is by no accident. >> right now, elon musk is launching a payment service on x. >> formerly known as twitter. so by stopping all cfpb work, musk appears to be shutting down any enforcement of the laws again could own company. in an interview with fox news channel's bret baier. >> president donald trump than it must have anything to your trust. trusty he's not gaining anything. in fact, i want t

raquel martin. >> authorities are looking to crack the case after 10,000 days get stolen. and after the break, the bay area starting to see a bigger push towards ai as yet. >> a bay area company is cutting more than 1700 jobs as it moves towards using more artificial intelligence. the ceo of workday, a pleasanton based hr and employee management platform says that he made the difficult but necessary decision to quote, cut those at 8 and a half percent of the workforce. this is coming as the company reports an increasing demand for ai technology. yesterday. sales force reportedly cut 1000 jobs. also as it tries to pivot towards using more ai. police are looking for thieves who stole one 100,000 eggs. the value of the eggs taken $40,000. the eggs were for our company called pete and gary. gary organics. the theft took place in pennsylvania. the price of eggs has soared across the country. the main reason is the spread of bird flu, which has killed millions of birds. prices are up more than 36% just in the last year. cartons are selling for up to $15 in some places and no wor

vice president jd vance, he champion calls too deregulate the industry globally are correspondent raquel martin the story. >> when it comes to governing, artificial intelligence technology, the new trump white house is taking a more hands off approach that fosters the creation of ai technology rather than strangles at a global ai summit. vice president jd vance, real diggins burdensome regulations he believes will give china an advantage over the west. the ai future is not going to be one. >> by hand wringing about safety. it will be won by building in the in the u.s. and the uk. >> we're the only nations not to sign a global pledge to promote responsible ai development. china joint 60 nations that did van says he's concerned certain guardrails could promote ideological bias and stifle free speech. but that's not what we're talking about. in this particular case. there is no first amendment right to discriminate against people go to events. guy with the aclu fears a lack of guardrails. >> we'll give corporations a free pass to exploit citizens. >> and we're seeing that roll back. president trum

raquel martin. >> white time to talk weather is we get a live look over san francisco. look at the sun there. hitting the sales force tower going this little reflection because the sun, the what shining today mentioned that kyla grogan has our forecast. >> all right. start off yes, it's very nice out. and the clear skies also mean we're going to have a cool night tonight. we do have a frost advisory for the interior portions of our north bay. >> and also our east bay where temperatures could get down to that freezing mark or very close to it. this is what i'm expecting. >> as we get into the night tonight, now, even if you're not in those inland valleys, you can see even around the bay itself looking out for some of those low 40 so be prepared for that as we go into our evening, our next big story, obviously low pressure system that's going to be delivering rain our way. you can see a little action to the north of us. we should stay dry for tonight. so if you've got plans, no problems there. but tomorrow will be about wind and rain once again. and this is wind to take y

effort a lawful and will soon roll out instructions to help schools fight back in washington, raquel martin. >> all right. in sports, we're less than 3 months away from the bay area's first ever. wnba season and wnba champ turn valkyrie cale thorton is excited to bring a championship mentality to this expansion team. >> that it is arrest people that >> about greece first official home game will be may 16th at chase center. a popular duo. this doesn't feel right, but you guys think. all right. there's some new food options at paypal park for soccer fans who will be cheering on the san jose earthquakes. this includes the restaurant, big chicken that's founded by shaquille o'neal and multiple other eateries offering some mexican cuisine pizza milkshakes and more. and you can check out all the new options this saturday when the san jose earthquakes take on real salt lake, you can also find a full list of all the new places to eat on afc dot com. >> very popular duo taking their talents to the bay area more than 5 decades ago. look back at sonny and cher. this back at sonny and cher. this in the