they charged joseph chen with the crime that case was dismissed.es roberts is the attorney for joseph chen, who's been under investigation for catalytic converter thefts in san jose. chen owns tung tai group, which operates a metal scrap yard on rogers avenue. the police came out and did a complete search of that property and found no catalytic converters, period. they found no evidence of catalytic converters ever being there. they found no evidence of catalytic converters ever been sold there. they found no evidence that tongue tied, ever even recycled the catalytic converters. roberts says paying san jose $2,500 was the most cost effective way for chan to close the nuisance complaint filed by the city. as a part of the settlement, san jose police will have to remove chen's name from its website and social media pages. san jose city attorney also confirmed no evidence of theft was found and the settlement includes an injunction requiring chen to follow compliance codes. the bay area has been hit hard by a catalytic converter thefts in the last fe

chen owns tung tai group which operates a metal scrapyard on rogers avenue. police came out and did a complete search of that property and found no catalytic converters, period. they found no evidence of catalytic converters ever being there. they found no evidence of catalytic converters ever been sold. there they found no evidence that tongue tied, ever even recycled, catalytic converters. roberts says paying san jose $2,500 was the most cost effective way for chan to close the nuisance complaint filed by the city. as a part of the settlement, san jose police will have to remove chen's name from its website and social media pages. san jose city attorney also confirm no evidence of theft was found and the settlement includes an injunction requiring chen to follow compliance codes. the bay area has been hit hard by a catalytic converter thefts in the last few years and one auto shop owner says he doesn't see the issue being resolved anytime soon. this is a catalytic converter that was cut off of a nissan. what they're after is the substrate inside that honeyc

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

your book, mott street professor chen i to thank you for your time and thank you for the book. this was really a pleasure to read, engage with and i wish you of luck with

your book, mott street professor chen i to thank you for your time and thank you for the book. this was really a pleasure to read, engage with and i wish you of luck with attorney general ellison, i'm so glad that you're here. this book is truly phenomenal.

with us now is tony chen. he's an associate professor at northwestern university.nt to mention he also signed an amicus brief in one of the cases before the court. professor, i want to establish what this is and is not about first -- i think we just lost the professor tony chen here. if you're still with me. >> i am here. >> this is not about quotas. the supreme court ruled that quotas are unconstitutional with the case in the 1970s. this is about using race as a packer in admissions, what exactly does that mean? >> well, what that means is that, as you said, race quotas are not permitted under the u.s. constitution, and schools like harvard and unc which are involved in these cases before the supreme court must look at race as one of many factors when considering the applications of folks wanting to get into school and they can't weigh race in a mechanical way giving it the same weight every single time. they have to look at it in a flexible manner. so race is just one of many factors that go into the decision making process. >> they can look at race when they wan

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nancy chen, cbs news, washington. [ applause ] >>> and that is the overnight news for this tuesday.ontinues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from our nation's capital, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. a judge has ordered former president donald trump's lawyers not to publicly share any evidence revealed during the discovery process for the classified documents case. also trump's access to those materials will be limited. the next key date for the case is june 27th, when former trump aide walt nauta will enter a plea in court. >>> after holding his first 2024 campaign rally in philadelphia over the weekend, president biden is fund-raising in california this week. his first campaign finance report is due next month. >>> and richard branson's virgin galactic says it is ready to bring customers to space. their first commercial flight blasts off next week. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >

cbs's nancy chen shows us how one orchestra program is giving more musicians of color a chance to shineons at age seven. >> what do you like about playing the harp? >> it allows me to express myself sometimes and words can't. >> reporter: now 18, she said that she was one of the few performers of color in the hall she played in, until she signed up for the washington musical pathways initiative. >> in classical music, less than 6% of undergraduate music majors in higher institutions from music are african american and latinx. we want to change that. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: students including austin adranijo get free private lessons and master classes at the kennedy center from musicians like the string queens. >> trying to translate through the music. >> i don't even know where i would be without this program. >> reporter: it's part of a national network to foster professional careers in music. the d.c. initiative just graduated its first class, that included tilley who enrolls to julliard in the fall. >> i've met other talented individuals that look like me. >> reporter: a prelude to creating

nancy chen, cbs news washington. >> jericka: and that is to ght's >> judge judy: at the time that you >> she's holding her stomach, crawling up the stairs, talking about, "they jumped me." >> judge judy: tell me what the argument was about, ms. cole. >> him talking to other females. >> judge judy: this lady? but you only knew him a couple of weeks. >> announcer: then one last blowout. >> judge judy: she's banging at the door 'cause she knows you're home. >> she poked her head out the window, and that's when she started to bang my windshield in with a brick. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution austin johnson is suing his ex-girlfriend angelica cole for car damage, moving expenses, and harassment. >> byrd: order. all rise. this is case number 9 on the calendar in the matter of johnson vs. cole. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms.

it belongs to those with the last names of smith or lee, chen or gonzales. it belongs to all of us who deserve a chance, and can now rejoice over the fact that at least our kids can be judged based on their achievements and merits alone. most importantly, it belongs to all of us who believe that if we work hard enough, we all can have a chance. of getting our own slice of this grand american dream. i firmly believe that diversity is very important for education and that future leaders of america need to have representation across all backgrounds of society. this is why, as i mentioned in my previous speech, affirmative action is a well-intentioned idea that is poorly executed in reality. thus, it is my hope to see a renewed college admission system that recognizes and rewards the multifaceted talent and diverse perspective that each individual can bring to the table. together, let us embark on this transformative journey towards a fair, more inclusive educational landscape, with the potential of our nation's youth knows no bounds. thank you. >> good. just ta

cnn's natasha chen reports on how the shooting unfolded and how the officers were never in danger. you will see is disturbing. >> we're heartbroken. >> reporter: the children of 46-year-old melissa ann perez are asking for prayers after their mother was shot by san antonio police officers shortly after midnight on friday. the youngest of her children just 9 years old. >> there's no adequate explanation for how that happened. the children will be fine for a little while and then they'll burst into tears. >> reporter: within 24 hours, three officers were charged with myrrh dwer and taken into custody. >> they're no longer on the job in terms of patrolling the streets of san antonio. >> reporter: cnn has been unable to reach the officers released on $100,000 bond for comment. an affidavit says when the officers responded to a disturbance at her apartment complex, she said she cut the wires to the fire alarm because the fbi was listening to her. >> after they determined the damage to the fire alarm was a felony criminal mischief. >> reporter: police have not released unedited body come

there are conflicting reports but it is thought the coromandel express heading south to chen i somehowtationary good strain. it derailed with some carriages ending up in the path of the howrah superfast express heading north. —— chennai. work is already under way to clear the tracks and reopen this easy stretch of railway. two investigations have also begun, promising answers and punishment for those responsible for this terrible loss of life. china's minister of defence has told asia's largest security conference that his country "won't hesitate for a second" to use force in defence of its claims over taiwan, a day after his american counterpart criticised him for refusing a meeting. tensions between the us and beijing have been on display at the shangri—la dialogue, an annual summit which takes place in singapore. taking to the stage a couple of hours ago, general li shang—fu reiterated china's staunch line that taiwan is its territory, and warned other countries not to interfere there. translation: we will strive | for the prospect of peacefully reunification with most sincerity and

chen owns tung tai group, which operates a metal scrap yard on rogers avenue. the police came out and did a complete search of that property and found no catalytic converters, period. they found no evidence of catalytic converters ever being there. they found no evidence of catalytic converters ever been sold. there they found no evidence that tongue tied, ever even recycled, catalytic converters. roberts says paying san jose $2,500 was the most cost effective way for chan to close the nuisance complaint filed by the city. as a part of the settlement, san jose police will have to remove chen's name from its website and social media pages. san jose's city attorney also confirmed no evidence of theft was found and the settlement includes an injunction requiring chen to follow compliance codes. the bay area has been hit hard by catalytic converter thefts in the last few years and one auto shop owner says he doesn't see the issue being resolved anytime soon. this is the catalytic converter that was cut off of a nissan. what they're after is the substrate inside tha

jamie dimon, he also met with chen, the party boss in shanghai. chen also made the same plea.rgan, please help bring more international financial institutions to shanghai. while government ties seem to be cool, business cooperation seems to be picking up, as the chinese economy is sputtering, following that optimism was on the first quarter. because the dismantlement of covid zero. shery: we heard nvidia's founder is going. who is next? stephen: another one of the top billionaires in the world, who just lost his title as the world's richest man to elon musk this week, it's paper numbers. again, we are talking about arnault. he is the lvmh billionaire ceo. he is planning a visit to china this month. the consumer is key to the big luxury brands. the consumer is reluctant to spend right now. it's world's biggest luxury market. per capita, the chinese spend as much as anyone else when they travel. but they are not traveling abroad as much. they are cautious. we have seen the rally and luxury brands. the french and italians, europeans, they essentially fade a bit. they were doing v

the sour coming up after a short break is deed up in east asia with melissa chen. i'm clear, richardson in berlin for me in the whole team. we're here behind the scenes. thank you so much for joining us. the people in trucks insured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. these trades.

i reached out to captain chen and chief scott. than i reached out immediately they have been going through every hour to disrupt what is happening in the open air drug market at golden gate and hyde. we need to do more. i'm implore you have to not only listen to the recommendations that chief scott is giving as well as what folks share today and members of the community coming who are living and work and having to dweel this daily. >> good evening i was not planning on speaking but echo the last speaker and get become to the police commission. which is policing. i wish heard tonight more support for the active policing as i did for issues and activities that are not really within the police commission. if you go 6-8 blocks from here i finds open air drug markets for several years. this is embarrass am. it is embarrassment to the city and should be embarrassment to everyone in this room the police commissioners the police department, to the board of supervisors and the mayor. it is not acceptable. it is not acceptable to have indiv

the sour coming up after a short break is deed up in east asia with melissa chen. i'm clear, richardson in berlin for me and the whole team are here behind the scenes. thank you so much for joining us. the people in trucks insured when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. the families these correct only straight pieces. extreme around 200 people. more than 300000000 people are sinking because no one should have to make up your own mind. double you made for mines in the you're watching the w news asia coming up today we take a closer look at the mediterranean like ranch boat disaster. huge numbers of those drowned were from pakistan. how's the country responding, and what is the government doing about it? plus with great fanfare, washington host indian president and brenda moody this week. but are india and the u. s. ready for a deeper relationship? the . my name is melissa chan. thanks for joining us. at this point, the officials estimate a death toll in the hundreds from the sinking of the overcrowded boat carrying migrants

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henry chen, seen here, survived the attack. today from court documents, we have learned the defendant has a documented history of targeting the victim and his son's bakery since 2007. we learned about his prior offenses. on april 15, 2007, police responded to a fight that broke out at the bakery. the owner and his son detained him. he entered the bakery to order a pastry and helped himself to some coffee. when an employee asked them to pay for the coffee, he got angry and argued with the employee, picked up a chair and struck the employee with it. according to court documents, he then punched chen in the face. he faces charges for inflicting injury on an elder. on july 7, 2014, officers responded to a vitalism -- to a vandalism call. he used a hammer to break the windows of aa bakery and cafe. when officers detained him, they found them holding a hammer and a cleaver knife and a box cutter knife in an open bag. court documents prosecutors indicated that prior incidents involving him demonstrate defendant's motive of revenge for

penny chen re-is is a historic winner and she not only owned but she bred that horse.is family. we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of secretary's big win, this is big sandy behind me the longest track the horses will run a mile and a half. in the weather by the way is spectacular today i know we have a lot of worries early on this week with the canadian wildfires in the air quality was terrible. but over the last couple of days wins have shifted from the south and we are expecting an absolutely wonderful day in terms of whether. we will be reporting live all day in the course the race is going to be broadcast on fox for the very first time in the post time is going to be 702. i know you will be watching, stay tuned we will keep you posted on everything. over to you my friend. >> i wore my suit for you janice. rachel: you look like you're ready for the races. still ahead is he the reason for the teardrops on her guitar elon musk drawing intense backlash from taylor swift fans after a not so nice tweet. he retweeted about the pop princess. i break it down next with

virginia chen de niro colleagues are happy for the actor.case, she is his lady, dear, but strong , decisive martial arts instructor and kickboxer, and really wanted to become a mother, yes, and de niro will tell you how that experience is. the eldest daughter of the actor is 51 years old, the younger ones are now 1 month old . so the hollywood grandfather, that's what they call de niro , will again have to remember the role of the young dad. i like being a father. so you get younger - mel gibson once said and he apparently knows what he is talking about, if only he had as many as nine opportunities to feel it for himself. yes, it turns out that mel has nine children and he likes it, and for the family and children , the favorite of millions of women, the reveler gibson thought after a serious car accident. as a result, legally married. the actor had seven mall children. was like a dad. well , then, as they say, the gray hair in the beard, the actor became the father for the eighth time, gave him new election. from her, the actor received man

. >> amy chen, ceo of upside foods said they received fda and usda approval to sell to restaurants.hey are not approved to sell in stores. >> each time you produce a batch of meat, inspectors need to be on-site, supervising the process and ensuring that we are following the processes we have laid out. and that high quality and safety are guaranteed based on the way the product is produced. >> chen says it is a sustainable way to produce climate friendly meat. upside food products will be at the menu at the michelin star restaurant in san francisco. upside foods says those eating will not be able to tell the difference in the product. the chicken they usually order. >> it's made out of more than 99% chicken cells so it's as close to conventional meat as you can get. it's got the taste, deliciousness, fibers you would expect from chicken. >> they say this could be the future of meat production in the united states. some at uc berkeley who study this say it still has a ways to go before it replaces farms and slaughterhouses. >> the impact compared to the capital and the cost and the pr

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chen relata el dueÑo de la panaderÍa mÓvil que en un abrir y cerrar de ojosperdiÓ todo lo que habÍa construidoron las lÁgrimas. como acabo con el negocio. andar un dÍa y el otro dÍa no tener nada. >> con algunas paradas y con mÁs de 300 clientes esa era la Única fuente de ingreso de juan y su familia que ahora tendrÁ que empezar de cero. >> lo que se llevaron con la pÉrdida del cajÓn pegando de $7000 a $9000 mÁs o menos. >> y entre las autoridades investigan este hispano estÁ recaudando fondos para financiar una nueva vany volver a trabajar. pues su seguro vehicular no cubre los daÑos. >> el seguro del carro era el bÁsico. el que pide la ley. no estamos cubiertos de nada.>> le requiere el—— lo que requiere el estado sÓlo cubrirÍa coberturas mÍnimas de 15,000.30 1000, y 5000. 15,000 para una persona herida en otro vehÍculo si eres culpable del accidente. 30,000—2 personas heridas o mÁs y 5000 en daÑos al otro vehÍculo. >> nos explicaron que las coberturas vehiculares mÁs comunes son el seguro por colisiÓn y lo que ofrece la cobertura mÁs amplia. >> en caso de que llegues a tener un accidentecub

haidi: bloomberg's john chen there.look at some of the stories we are following on the terminal. a group of lenders providing as much as $2 billion to semi conductor firm. the deal is said to support the production of two facilities. there would be a limited number of properties to that would have access to the intellectual property. and a new democracy party led by [indiscernible] an ability to form a single party government. greek debt is close to investment grade. europe's bond market concerns. the yield curves inverted for the first time in decade after week economic data on friday a shift in focus after u.k.'s brutal inflation prints and jumbo rate hike and you can check out those stories on read ago and see which stories are being shared among other terminal users. coming up next, we explain why there are strong growth drivers and new office jobs. this is bloomberg. ♪ oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for

. >>> pero mu mo chens. >>> noticiero telemundo 48.os de fentanilo. suficiente para matar a 2 millones de personas estaremos atentos implementar las medida prometidas en san josÉ. nos quedamos en esta ciudad. 30 personas desplazadas luego que sus viviendas terminaron envuelta en llamas. ocurriÓ anoche sobre la avenida luz cerca del centro mÉdico regional. el incendio destruyÓ 5. los bomberos investigan las causas del fuego. >>> con esperanza de reducir el uso de pirotecnia ilegal el 4 de julio el condado san mateo valle bar acabo un evento. sandra nos dpi ce cÓmo las autoridades piensan recompensar a los que participen. todos los aÑos fuegos artificiales iluminan el 4 de julio para celebrar el dÍa de la independencia. vive en el condado san mateo recuerda como la pir taec nia fue la causa de un incidente cerca de su casa. >>> cerca de la cuadra donde yo vivo. hace 2 aÑos se incendiÓ un Árbol. >>> in zn dois presiones, muertes, lo que hay junto a las fuegos artificiales. el departamento del alguacil del condado san mateo, insta a la com

. >> have you chen that backdrop behind you of mountain cool fresh air to reinforce that point?te those people in new york -- it is a serious issue. but is it just there for a couple of days? does that mean actually they can carry on and move around here? what kind of duration do you need for impacts to be serious? >> that's a very good question. these are areas of ongoing research. it depends, as i've told other people that have asked this question. as a toxicologist, we say, dose makes the poison. it could be a low lived exposure but the levels they are seeing are pretty snificant as opposed to a more chronic high level air pollution that levels are not as high could have a similar effect. i know the levels they are seeing right now, we saw a handful of years ago and the massive fire here. the people were exposed over months and we saw significant effects on lung function 1-2 years later. noto say that this will happen here. but those are potentials. depending on how long they are exposed and how bad they are exposed. >> interesting. these wildfires, this is something that we'

i said that i also want to become a chen, soviet 17. and they were not opposed.t's when from that moment. slazi my such an active life, in addition to studying. to begin with, i was an activist and helped. so, a year later, i was elected as the chairman of the tajik community, of course, it was nice, but such a big responsibility. i am a patriot of my country. for me. it is very important to promote your country beyond the borders in two years, i was chosen precisely in my compatriots as deputy chairman of the soviet, and also, well, a year later. i have already become chairman of the councils to change the quality of the community council for foreign clients. this is a very important organization, as we are holding various cultural events here in connection with foreign judges. this is one part of the other part, which helps to adapt students who are just entering the belarusian university. we have conditionally even a project called welcomew. this is for applicants, that is, well , for students who are entering the first year of the project, the essence of the

chen is now cancer free.th grade at calling college with a 4.0 gpa with a strengthened immune system. chan says he's looking forward to summer vacation plan is to enjoy it. do what do go outside, explore. again, that was alex boyer reporting. shi huang has one more hurdle to go. he takes the sats tomorrow, by the way, he and sarah were able to have one more lunch before she flew back to the bay area this afternoon. pretty incredible that she would do that. yeah. and a good reminder for everyone to get tested and register and see if you can be that for someone else and change someone's life like that. very cool. well, barry weather, here's our live camera looking out toward mount diablo completely in the clear in some neighborhoods this weekend. inland could be approaching 90 degrees. we'll have the update coming up. all right. let's go to heather holmes now with a look at some of the stories we are working on with the news continues at seven right here on ktvu channel two. boy, i just love that story, greg. i

peter chen hong from ucsf, as always, thank you for joining us. thanks so much, sal.s set in milpitas about a family dealing with its dad's depression is now streaming on amazon. apple tv and google play . yeah, he's just been a little mopey around the house and that's about it. what does that mean, mopey? larry well, the movie dealing with dad is based on the life experience of writer director tom wang. it's the fremont native's third feature film. he's partnered with santa clara county department of behavioral health and the group asian americans for community involvement to offer mental health services and spread awareness about battling depression. so the film is based on my experience trying to get my dad out of depression. think about eight years and part of the reason was i didn't understand what it was. and once i figured it out, it took me a longer time to get my mom and his family and his friends to like, understand it was disease . well, his screenplay has received numerous film festival awards. it tells the story of depression's impact on cultural barriers

. >> debbie chen owns a grocery store. she was a pro-democracy district counselor elected in 2019. she says she recently came under the surveillance of authorities after she handed out candles to customers. a large scale candlelight vigil used to be held in hong kong every june 4th. it was to remember the victims of the 1989 tiananmen square. police questioned her about the illustration of a candle she posted on social media suspecting it may be intended for instigation. >> the problem is that it's unclear where the red line is. authorities aim to intimidate people so that they sensesure their own actions combat, anywhere. >> the crack down on free speech is believe to have contributed to the exodus of people. citizens left for reasons including immigration, work, and study overseas last year alone. >>> in other news, the u.s. government has approved arms and logistics sales worth about $440 million to taiwan, which is facing increasing military pressure from china. the government said on thursday it notified congress of the decision to sell taiwan 30 millimeters and other rounds o

peter chen hong teaches other doctors in infectious disease medicine.ly family oriented. so there's always that sense of the greater good just innately and as part of the culture. all three are experts at the top of their fields who shepherded the bay area and the country through the covid pandemic. all three told us pursuing medicine is not only a cultural value in their families, but that they also view the field as a place where people from marginalized communities are able to excel based on their skills, not their appearance. to be able to actually concentrate on areas where if you got 100% on the test, you knew you could because it was a math test or it was a science test. and so there were no issues of subjective judging of how well you did. you could ensure that you would do well because the answer was right or the answer was wrong. the education is a key strategy that a lot of immigrant families use for upward mobility, but that doesn't mean that medicine and science are immune from racial bias. there still are people who don't want to be treate

chair chen. thank you. and seeing no more name on the roster, mr. clerk, let's go to public comment. thank you, madam chair . members of the public who wish to speak on this item and are joining us in person should line up now. and for those who have joined us remotely and haven't already done so, press star three. if you wish to enter the speaker line and for those already in queue, please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and that'll be your signal to begin your comments. seeing no in person speakers here in the chamber. mr. echevarria, if you can unmute our caller, please. okay. that appears to be unattended line and if you can confirm a of three if that's our only caller. okay madam chair, that completes our queue. thank you. and seeing no public comments, public comment is now closed and mr. clerk would like to call the next two items 11 and 12 together. for thank you, madam chair. item 11 as a items 11 and 12. item 11 has an ordinance amending the business and tax regulations code to allow a sub lesser to deduct

chair chen. thank you. and seeing no more name on the roster, mr. clerk, let's go to public comment. thank you, madam chair . members of the public who wish to speak on this item and are joining us in person should line up now. and for those who have joined us remotely and haven't already done so, press star three. if you wish to enter the speaker line and for those already in queue, please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and that'll be your signal to begin your comments. seeing no in person speakers here in the chamber. mr. echevarria, if you can unmute our caller, please. okay. that appears to be unattended line and if you can confirm a of three if that's our only caller. okay madam chair, that completes our queue. thank you. and seeing no public comments, public comment is now closed and mr. clerk would like to call the next two items 11 and 12 together. for thank you, madam chair. item 11 as a items 11 and 12. item 11 has an ordinance amending the business and tax regulations code to allow a sub lesser to deduct

. >> sharon chen has a profile on a jefferson award when we first profiled 18 years ago. >> reporter: that's right. martha ryan is ready to put out the welcome mat next door. you might say martha ryan is about to give birth to something new in an old warehouse. >> how are y'all doing? >> reporter: we first met the nurse practitioner in 2005. she was giving unsheltered expecting mothers and their families prenatal care, housing, job training and support for mental health and substance abuse. her nonprofit was helping 2400 families per year. today the program serves 3500 families per year, from three weekly bags of groceries and baby essentials to transitional housing for homeless moms. to keep up with the growing need martha is turning her attention to the warehouse her nonprofit lot next door. >> our mission is to end the cycle of homelessness. this building will be able to show how to do that. the first two floors will be workforce development and the top six floors will be housing. >> reporter: the development plans for job training in mental health services and mercy housing which

chen hong says there's still the matter of what he calls the bamboo ceiling.ns are well represented in health care in general, there is less representation, representation. the higher you go up in terms of leadership, all three experts told us there is still work to be done. i think the designation would be that we think of everyone one, as an american american, but we're not there yet, unfortunately. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. you can find more stories celebrating asian american and pacific islander heritage month on our website. just go to ktvu .com/ aapi. the san jose city council will soon consider whether to approve an rv parking site for the homeless. the proposed area is located on berryessa road in an industrial area just east of highway 101. if approved, the city would pay $18.9 million for a ten year lease on the six acre property, which would have room for up to 85 rvs. city officials say the goal is to get homeless residents off the street and closer to housing and mental health services. the city council is expected to vote early next month. mor

. >> sharon chen introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: that's right, kellyany different organizations. she said her service began after she changed how she thought about herself. for kelly armstrong, walking through the kitchen with ricky smith brings back memories. he was 13 and too young to join her culinary arts program, but her decision send him down the right aisle. >> i could tell that he was so serious about wanting to be a chef that i said, you know what? i will let you in. i'm so glad that i did. they are in great shape. >> kelly started primed and prepped in 2013 at the bayview ymca. it has given people like ricky hands on experience cooking with professional chefs and learning hospitality management. >> we did most of our prep right here. >> reporter: today, ricky is a line cook and he said that kelly helped him believe in himself. >> every bad decision i made, the mistakes i made, she was there to help me rebound from that. >> reporter: in fact, primed and prepped served 500 students well kelly ran it for the first five years. but before she star

chen didn't understand. i was scared for you. well, of course, i'm angry, after all.right to have you have. some explanation happy birthday to you. thank you. we will definitely order something to sit. can i just take a shower first? okay. no. i'd better run out for champagne. i'll close the store for you. the owner of the card alexander ivashkin, if he uses delivery, that will be the address. this is a distraction. what is this? she ran away, she was in a panic, she risks herself and why should she risk a loved one, but she herself is essentially a woman who literally lives at work. she wants to celebrate her birthday with her loved one buys a champagne cake. he prepares a ring for her. this is not just a gift, so before that everything was going well for them, and suddenly you can say, instantly an unreasonable quarrel. and that means that now she can be with him. but why did he even listen to me, because they have nowhere else to go. found the address. yes, let's go. i wash my hands, because you will bring us this hard drive in your teeth. so that the tummy does no

in the bay area, though, yes, like professor chen said, layoffs. now two-income households are perhaps one-income households. the one income maybe doesn't have an income if you've been laid off from the tech industry. combined with adjustable mortgages that catch a lot of people by surprise. instead of a 3% mortgage that was affordable, think about 6%, 7%, and all of a sudden people are collapsing under a debt that we just haven't seen in close to 15 or 20 years. >> paying more, getting nothing more for it. a lot of homeowners are nervous about making monthly payments? >> they are, especially with adjustable rate where the payment might move and pate pacing the prospect and if of layoffs. even in an overall strong economy, these tech companies have been trimming quite a bit. a lot of people are saying, maybe if we're just barely making the mortgage payment right now, imagine if the mortgage rate goes up and/or you lose your job. all of a sudden it's much, mitch harder. >> scott, thank you very much. >>> getting all the housing news in the bay area

he said that i also want to become, and they were not opposed to the soviet chen.active life began from that moment. in addition to studying for at the beginning, i was an activist helping here, and after a year i was elected as the chairman of the tajik community, of course, it was nice, but such a big responsibility. i am a patriot of my country. for me. it is very important to promote your country beyond the borders in two years, i was chosen precisely in the community council as the deputy chairman of the soviet, and also, well, a year later. i have already become the president of the community council for foreign clients - this is a very important organization. since we are holding various cultural events here connected with foreign students. this is one part of the other part, which in the middle helps to adapt students who are just entering the belarus state university. we seem to even have a project called welcome vic . this is for applicants, that is, well, for students who are entering the first year, the essence of the project is to talk about the univer

we have bill chen and veronica lindgren. okay. thank you. yarrow gibson so my question is, is this so what? i heard yarrow. gibson say is that, you know, we before we strengthen them, our ordinance, we would do negative declarations because, as you know, we. you know them our ordinance strengthens the mitigations that we routinely do on these projects. so therefore , our we can rest assured that that's what it is. so i want to ask you for the hexavalent chromium and the pc. cs do we treat under the ordinance and also for the fugitive dust, do we treat all chemicals the same ? is it one of these things that doesn't really matter whether it's, you know, chrome six or whether it's, you know, lead or something else? um, thanks for your question again, i'm bill chen. i'm with the department of public health. i'm a civil and environmental engineer, licensed with the state. and i do the technical review. i'm one of the engineers that does the technical review in the maher program. so thank you. if i understand your question correctly, you're asking

luke chen coe is not known to be a heavywieght. he's beholden to putin. people who cross putin, people who are accused of much less crimes than prigozhin have ended up dead. falling out of windows. poisoned. i would spend as little time as possible in belarus. >> erin burnett spoke to the prime ambassador to russia. and he said that putin looked nervous in his speech. what is your assessment? >> he looked angry. he was not under control. never let them see you sweat. he was clearly angry. he's been dissed and disrespected. and challenged. not just by someone, but one of his own creacreations. putin made prigozhin. to have prigozhin, who putin thought was loyal, is not so loyal. he was on the way to confront putin. >> how do they capitalize on this? it seems that the wagner group may not be fighting there. >> you're right. this is time for the ukrainiukr. 25,000 to 50,000 of some of the best troops on the russian side. ukrainians said, that they thought the wagner folks were fighting better, more comp competently than any of the ministry of defense portion

the artist sanmu chen, who had been chanting "don't forgetjune 4th", was amongst those put into policethe neighbourhood where thousands once gathered annually for a tiananmen memorial. earlier i spoke with zjho fungso, former student leader of the 1989 tianamen square protest, who showed us the scene from protests just a short time ago in tokyo. earlier i spoke with a former student leader of the 1989 protests. here i am injapan at the chinese embassy. we are here protesting. so with me we have about 30 people. we are just standing together, and there are police. you can see a lot of people around us. that's the other side. this is the 34th anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre. for me, it is always a wish, because this is one of the closest places to beijing that i can commemorate. and what kind of reaction have you been getting there? we can see some of the authorities on the other side of the road. what kind of reaction have you been getting from them? they are trying to be helpful. injapan there is order, they're trying to facilitate our event. and when you hear that people

we have bill chen and veronica lindgren. okay. thank you. yarrow gibson so my question is, is this so what? i heard yarrow. gibson say is that, you know, we before we strengthen them, our ordinance, we would do negative declarations because, as you know, we. you know them our ordinance strengthens the mitigations that we routinely do on these projects. so therefore , our we can rest assured that that's what it is. so i want to ask you for the hexavalent chromium and the pc. cs do we treat under the ordinance and also for the fugitive dust, do we treat all chemicals the same ? is it one of these things that doesn't really matter whether it's, you know, chrome six or whether it's, you know, lead or something else? um, thanks for your question again, i'm bill chen. i'm with the department of public health. i'm a civil and environmental engineer, licensed with the state. and i do the technical review. i'm one of the engineers that does the technical review in the maher program. so thank you. if i understand your question correctly, you're asking