>>>a win win, says chen is special. considering the cost of doing business. >liz>restaurants have a year to get into. compliance with any changes to their menus. and we talked with state senator bill dodd, one of the lawmakers behind this bill, and he says, making changes now as some restaurants are will help everyone. >>>>i think it's a terribly smart move. i think it's incredibly smart. uh and they don't have to do it right away we're giving them some leeway. but what i told the california restaurant association and other social of restaurants that hey. following ferilli, do it and do it right away. let's make sure that consumers have exactly what you know what should are just or fees are going to be put on a bill before they order not when they get their check. >liz>meanwhile, the junk feed ban applies to hotel rooms concert tickets and anything else that may involve. what was previously a hidden fee. and those costs could really add up when you book a flight coming up. how some airlines are ditching those fees and making some other changes to try. to get

. >> we have jonathan dekel-chen, the father of sagui dekel-chen who was murdered by hamas. we have the brother of omer neutra who is currently being held hostage by hamas . we have rachel goldberg-polin, the mother of hersh goldberg- polin, who was 23 years old, being held by hamas . we have -- you are the spouse of keith siegel who remains a hostage currently at the hands of hamas. we are so sorry. we are so glad you are out of there. jonathan dekel-chen, the father of sagui dekel-chen, who is currently being held by hamas and the father of edan alexander who is also being held hostage by hamas. we feel for you every day. we pray for you every day. we also remember the american hostages who were murdered, gadi haggai and judith weinstein haggai, whose family members were unable to attend the roundtable today. we will not rest until the remaining hostages are brought safely home. my colleagues and i look forward to hearing your stories, your testimony and, with that, i think i would very much like to turn it over to you. >> now? >> yes. >> thank you. thank you for hosting u

jonathan dekel-chen, the father of sagui dekel-chen who is currently being held by hamas. and alexander, the father of edith alexander is also being held hostage by hamas. we feel for you every day. we pray for you every day. we also remember the american hostages who were murdered and his family members are unable to attend this roundtable today. we remember each and every one of them and we will not rest until the remaining hostages are brought safely home. my colleagues and i look forward to hearing your stories, your testimony, and with that, mr. chen, i think it would very much like to turn over to you. >> now? >> yes. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you for hosting us, you and is esteemed committee. we know that these are challenging times in the house, so we thank each and everyone of you for finding time to be with us. we have decided to be concise in our remarks as well and would like as much is possible to have a discussion, so only a few of us will address the committee in hopes that we could have the conversation with this committee. i will start with a num

i now recognize jonathan dekel-chen whose son sagui dekel-chen is being held hostage by hamas. >> thank you to chairman mccaul, thank you and ranking member meeks and thank you all for being here today, all members. i think it speaks moans about the solidarity that we felt from wall to wall from congress since october, and we all deeply appreciate that. all of our worlds change on october 7. yesterday, as has been mentioned here, we got confirmation of two more deaths of hostages that we know were in captivity. i am from near ground zero for the massacre on october 7. seventh. we still have 35 hostages remaining. of those, we received seven notices in recent months of those who have died while in captivity. there's a myth out there that there's a better deal somewhere if israel delays a little longer and fights a little further, every day anotherho hostage can die, including all of our loved ones, those who may still be alive. all of the israeli security apparatus and intelligence services, including our defense minister, have clearly stated that all of the conditions are ripe today to

chen.f now i recognize daniel whose brother, omar, was taken hostage by hamas on october 7th, to give his statement. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm daniel neutra. i'm 20 years old. omar, my brother, turned 222 in captivity almost 10 months ago, on october 14th. on the day that i found out omar was keyed napped, i was at college -- kidnapped. my dad it would me he hadn't heard from him since the night before. i spent the whole day in my dorm room reading the news and seeing gruesomeimages of the atrocities 245r7 happening, and i called him more times than i can remember. when i finally left my room to go eat something, i looked around, andnd no one in the ente building seemed to know what had happened. it was like living in a and to thisality, day, many americans are completely unaware that eight americansan are still being held hostage to this day. omar's my best friend, and he's always someone i can talk to. and often timese i find myself overwhelmed by the pressure of this

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this is according to long time israeli reporter barak ravid of axios and jonathan dekel-chen joins meo many times, jonathan, over these past these past 293 days, and today you were there now obviously, being able to meet with the prime minister is not something you get to do. you usually, right? and he's here in the united states. he meets with president biden. he's in that room. you were there asking and families i know with incredible frustration why has netanyahu slow walked negotiations on a deal for hostages? what did he say to you well, thank you. >> aaron indeed, we six of the seven families of the u.s. hostages were represented at that meeting today. we are some very difficult questions to the prime minister mostly trying to impress that's upon him. the urgency of the moment. hostages are dying in captivity we do not understand why more progress has not been made in a quicker fashion, which would of course get our loved ones home. but also end the suffering of over him million civilians in gaza. what we did get without going into the details of the conversation is a promise, b

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lonnie chen, appreciate you joining us to talk about the biden trump 2.0 that i think many people wouldn't have thought possible four years ago or expected or perhaps even wanted, but thank you very much, i appreciate it. >> thank you. kristen >> all right. concern about president biden's health, which lonnie alluded to, goes beyond his mental fitness. ucsf doctor peter chin-hong joins us and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. president biden's doctor at the white house earlier this year. >> has the president being treated for parkinson's? no is he being treated for parkinson's? no he's not. is he taking medication for parkinson's? no. so those are the things that i can give you full blown answers on. but i'm not going to i'm not going to confirm a specialist. any specialist that comes to come comes to the white house out of privacy. >>

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from outside the "big brother" house, i'm julie chen. love one another. good night.really? i love it. >> i actually thoroughly enjoy these things. a lot. i've been like looking at the ingredients, will know how to make it. good evening. i'm devon feely your stories. tonight on this. convinced edition of the prime time. edition. >>>>>official. accept your nomination to be vice president of the united states of america. >devin>a prime time introduction for j. d. vance, the new running made for former president donald trump. highlights tonight from the republican national convention. >>>>>yeah. it won't be anything else and let's figure out how to do that. >devin>oh, a win for east bay environmentalist details on the newest addition to the park system. >reporter>the battle against drug trafficking here in the tenderloin is working out, according to new data released by san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. what is actually happening here? more details coming up? plans to transform downtown san francisco takes center stage in the race for mayor details on one c

chen yuxi and (juan hongchan blew away the competition in the women's synchronised 10m platform, finishingfrogged canada with this final dive. north korea on the left took their second silver of the games. —— leapfrog china. we've had both finals in the freestyle bmx, the men's gold has gone to argentina, with britain's kieran reilly taking the silver medalon his olympic debutjose torres gil had a flawless first run, which stood for the entire competition. it was argentina's first individual medal in the event and theirfirst medal at the paris games. world champion reilly beat france's anthony jeanjean to silver. you can't really overestimate games. it would technical. i haven't been to the tv house yet. i came here with a dream of being an olympian and i'm leaving as an olympic medallist, so it's really special. in the women's event, 18—year—old deng yah—wen impressed the judges with a series of high—flying tricks seeing her edge out the usa's perris benegas with her second run. bennegas made the podium after finishing fourth in tokyo, while australia's natalya diehm claimed bronze — her

chen. here we are. i will lead off and i will just simply ask you, what were your responsibilities as the chief of staff to first lady michelle obama? oh, well, thank you, susan. thank you for inviting me and for having me here. i'm going to actually answer a different question first, because to answer the chief of staff responsibilities, you have to ask your question what are the responsibilities of a first lady? because one of the things we used to talk about is there's no statute. right. there's no statutory responsibilities as there's no regulation that sets up an office of the first lady. as we used to say, there's no salary that comes with the office of being first lady of the united states. and so entering into this, you know, you sort of come with a blank slate, you know, and hat and how to do that so that that's one piece that is the context for working in the east wing of the white house. and then similarly as chief of staff, that sort of follows i mean, obviously, you are the manager of the s

chair chen i disagree.an, i'm only simply asking for our hours of operation so you can disagree all you want, but there are responsibilities for each branch of government. it's written in detail and i can give that to you if you need to see it. chair chen right, that is actually what i'm asking for. but director pinnock, thank you. chair chen, i appreciate the opportunity to speak, you asked me two things, but i didn't have a chance to respond. first, with regards to, the additional information that you requested, i think that we have a model that was brought up in the friends of the library, and the friends of the library. you asked the library to provide additional information via a memo, to the clerk to be passed out to the board of supervisors. i would suggest that we do the same thing in this instance, that this item be continued, be, recommended, passed on to the full board. you'll get the memo before the full board meets. if that memo is unsatisfactory to you, then you can take the opportunity there

chen from distant taiwan, a rooster as a symbol of france, even in the colors of the flag, and a lady clearly similar to marine lepine. we have never tried this, says the caption. jean battiste zapiti or zap, and his drawing is jerry kahn. everyone is familiar with the classic twenty-liter can of gasoline, an invention of the wehrmacht tank troops, as a symbol of the far right. since then, only stamping differs from the classics and has taken on more recognizable forms. president of france. and gain a majority in parliament. their tactics are simple: in disputed constituencies, everyone votes voters other than the right should go to the second-place finisher. the majoritarian system has traditionally provided an advantage to skilled parties capable of uniting the opinions of different groups of voters. for decades , the tactics macron is now using created a glass ceiling for lipen's party, because it had no allies. for example, in... in 2015, in the regional elections in the first round, the national front, as the lepen party was then called, triumphantly won in 326 cantons and beat t

abbie chen, [indiscernible] not here today but is cathy lam here? chinatown community development center. edge on the square, the chinatown arts and culture commission. api council, caly wong, sara wan. center for asian american mead eye. media. please come on up. i just have to also give a shout out to all of our ethnic press. david wong here today. world journal, ktsf, sky link, instrumental making sure the outreach during the first process was a success and we hope to do it again and thank all our media partners. please also welcome up our ccc board members. arts will be our community future and our anchor and it starts with the community first. really proud to kick this off and thank you just so much. [applause] >> everything is done in-house. i think it is done. i have always been passionate about gelato. every single slaver has its own recipe. we have our own -- we move on from there. so you have every time a unique experience because that slaver is the flavored we want to make. union street is unique because of the neighbors and the location

abbie chen, [indiscernible] not here today but is cathy lam here? chinatown community development center. edge on the square, the chinatown arts and culture commission. api council, caly wong, sara wan. center for asian american mead eye. media. please come on up. i just have to also give a shout out to all of our ethnic press. david wong here today. world journal, ktsf, sky link, instrumental making sure the outreach during the first process was a success and we hope to do it again and thank all our media partners. please also welcome up our ccc board members. arts will be our community future and our anchor and it starts with the community first. really proud to kick this off and thank you just so much. [applause] book. thank you. >> (music). >> my name is orlando i'm the owner and operator of sf pizza. >> pizza is my expansion growing up i loved pizza and loved to cook and been in corporate banking jobs my that whole life wanted to own a pizza or and moved to san francisco 45 years ago and couldn't find pizza i like so one day of saving and tryin

factor is how the regime is subsidizing israel, giving israelis money to spend, well leading economist chen's chief economist has said that the army is acting as a shock absorber, one that makes sure that there is liquidity pumped into the economy, it is keeping businesses alive and of productive economic growth thanks to the payments from the army and financial aid from the government, people still have money to spend. now on the to the israeli ports, first the port of iot has officially declared bankrupcy due to significant decline in commercial activities and revenues and 85% decline in operations due to the targeting of israeli bond ships by yemen's. set a law group, meanwile, the ports of ashtad and haifa are preparing for potential escalation from the north with hezbulah, both within range of hezbollah's missiles. finally, one doesn't need to look that far to see, just how bad the israeli economy is doing. the sale of israeli bonds is another way the regime is trying to save its economy. here is the israeli president pleading for companies to buy is... bons, i applaud israels, applaud e

let us continue our discussion now with our panel lanhee chen, caroline heldman, and allan lichtman, loni, i'm going to start with you. i interviewed kamala harris when she was the district attorney in san francisco many moons ago. and then of course, she moved on to higher office in california how would you describe what she was like back then well, look, i think she's had a little bit of an evolution, her own political career obviously, she's had various points at which she has been maybe a little bit more conservative, particular on criminal justice issues and over time, i think she's gotten probably more progressive as the base of her party's gotten more progressive. >> but there are still some things from her california history that will haunt her for example, the decision not to pursue the death penalty for a slain police officer in san francisco in 2004, even amidst opposition from her own party, the likes of senator dianne feinstein for senator dianne feinstein, for example, who who argued at the officer's funeral in front of kamala harris, its face that frankly the death pen

joining me now is christine chen, cofounder and executive director of api a vote.ways so good to see you. thanks for being here. look, 62% of asian voters favored the democratic party. do you think vice president kamala harris can capitalize on this existing advantage and capitalize more within the aapi community? >> you know we've already seen it, ever since the announcement. before this, the first half of this year i sort of felt like the community was very sleepy and there was no energy, but now asian american native hawaiians and pacific islanders are organizing and it's being led by the women. though historically, neither ticket can rely on the aapi vote without investment and engagement in providing solutions on the issues. but harris has actually proven that she's not rely on her identity. she has shown up and engaged with our community in the last four years and more recently she showed up at our presidential town hall just two weeks ago. >> i just want to note for our viewers, the invitation was extended for somebody from the gop to show up at your amazing

abbie chen, [indiscernible] not here today but is cathy lam here? chinatown community development center. edge on the square, the chinatown arts and culture commission. api council, caly wong, sara wan. center for asian american mead eye. media. please come on up. i just have to also give a shout out to all of our ethnic press. david wong here today. world journal, ktsf, sky link, instrumental making sure the outreach during the first process was a success and we hope to do it again and thank all our media partners. please also welcome up our ccc board members. arts will be our community future and our anchor and it starts with the community first. really proud to kick this off and thank you just so much. [applause] >>> >> >> >> >>> my name is jean alexander. i'm an attorney in the san francisco city attorney's office. i supervise the tax team, giving tax advice to the treasurer, tax collect or, drafting tax legislation. the thing i remember my mother telling me as a child is that you need to be prepared to take care of yourself and i knew that i wa

. >> and i'm nancy chen. >>

michael hardaway has worked for hakeem jeffries and illinois senator dick durbin, lanhee chen servedthe george w. bush administration and was policy adviser to mitt romney's presidential campaign. good to see all three of you. dasha, tell us about this event and about trump's political strategy to reach out to black voters. >> reporter: well, look, he had been very bullish on his ability to not necessarily win the majority of black voters. that's of course very unlikely, but he felt he could chip away at that democratic base. they had a pretty robust, and still do have a pretty robust strategy to reach out to those voters. you've seen him going to places that republican candidates typically don't go, places like the bronx, he had that event at chick-fil-a. he's been going to places like philadelphia, urban areas, making connections with rappers, black churches, making inroads with communities where he felt that he could, you know, make ties to influencers that could bring people into the fold. that dynamic, of course, has changed now that biden is no longer at the top of the ticket.

former white house press secretary jen psaki and lahnee chen, a fellow at the hoover institution. to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the nation is waking up to a new reality after former president donald trump was injured in an apparent assassination attempt that left one person dead and two others critically injured. the suspected gunman was killed by the secret service. here is the horrifying moment as it happened. >> take a look at what happened -- [ shots fired ] >> get down! get down! [ shots fired ] >> let me get my shoes. >> sir, we have to get you -- >> let me get my shoes. >> watch out. wait. wait. >> the former president posted, quote, i was shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear. i knew immediately that something was wrong and that i heard a whizzing sound. shots and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin. this video shows the body of the alleged shooter on the roof of the building just

sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner >>>>yes.>huey booker knows how to lift the spirits and voices of young >>>>people. i wanted to use my passions at that. to be able to show others that they're seeing their known and their loved. >>>good. the good vibes she shares today are actually born out of a traumatic experience. back in middle >>>>school. i was severely bullied by a particular young lady. that mates signs of a pig. and put that on my chair. and i was known across my peers as la porky. the yield >>>because she found refuge in >>>>music. >>she knew she'd 1 day create a safe place for underserved youth to learn the arts like >>>>she did. >>>so in 2002. she founded youth utilizing power and praise. also known as >>>>the up. >>>as executive director. she leads the faith based program that serves hundreds of people aged 6 to 25. each year. from sacramento to the home base in santa clara. >>>>and you're the 1 that opens up >>>doors on this day. up is hosting an annual conference. at a san jose church called teach me to play and

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chen phan at us davis health shows us what he calls a game changer in lung cancer diagnosis. >> this is a sealed spin. it takes 3d images of the patient's lungs. that's how it moves around the patient. >> reporter: this imaging machine is the first and only of its kind in a northern california hospital. it works together with the robotic arm of the procedure. >> it is a 3.5-millimeter catheter and we use this machine and drive it with the controller into the patient's lungs and airwaves to get to the nodule. >> reporter: the result, finding lung nodules that could be cancer. >> it updates the nodule's location in realtime like the gps does in traffic. because of that we can do the biopsy exactly where we need to. >> reporter: the reason that's so revolutionary, lung cancer in its earliest stages is tiny. >> it's like finding a needle in the haystack. >> reporter: it's why it's the most lethal cancer world-wide it. state of the art screening means more lives are salved through early diagnosis. >> since we've had this technology, we've diagnosed more stage 1 lung cancer than we ever ha

i think that you could see this coming as of a couple of weeks ago at the convention chen, there should have been if they were a party that was hedging bets a lot more talk about kamala harris. they should have probably been ready with ads. this is not hard blocking and tackling to see what was coming down the pike here. the idea that the democratic party is not respecting the will of its voters. it's voters in july of 2023, a plurality do not want joe biden to run again? i mean, that was one of the things i was talking about in those initial essays. democratic primary voters, like all voters felt, joe biden was too old to be an effective president. in a second term and have said that repeatedly for a very long time, it was democratic elites who were very slow to coming to this conclusion. they supported biden in running unopposed and not doing interviews and not doing debates. >> that's not a cover up. his team thought he was stronger than he was. it's why they accepted and negotiated for the early june debate. but i mean, if you are looking at democratic polling right now, if you are

natasha chen in los angeles, the latest in our series, homeless in america. thank you so much for that. coming up next my exclusive interview with former republican presidential candidate and south carolina governor nikki haley. what she says about the president dropping out of the presidential race, what she says about the new kamala harris campaign and donald trump, even her former gop rival chris christie, the lead exclusive is next, the fact that they ne to trade bitcoin plus oil plus gold plus so much more. >> let me introduce you to class 500. the intuitive and easy to use trading app that gives you a glimpse do the future of futures trading see a trading opportunity? >> you'll be able to treat it and to clicks once your account is open so download the app and start trading futures today, draining the futures and options involves the risk of loss and he is not suitable for everyone we invested plus 500. its trading with a plus your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend for example, active shields becau

republican strategists, lanhee chen, democratic strategist, caroline heldman and presidential historian allan lichtman. thank you all for staying with us. saturday evening. caroline, i want to begin with you what do you see as nancy pelosi's next steps in all this because she is there, she is raising money but she according to all of our reporting and the background has been putting a lot of pressure on joe biden telling him he cannot win and he is defiant, saying, i'm not budging sara. >> what's so significant i think is how much of a role nancy pelosi has played in joe biden's rise in success so the folks who are turning on him and asking him to step out of this race. it appears that president obama is working behind the scenes. chuck schumer pretty seven democratic leaders are now publicly calling for him to step down. these are folks who have supported him over the years, but they're looking at the numbers. they're looking at three out of four americans don't think he has the mental fitness for the office to 30 of democrats want him to step aside. >> he's down, he's losing ground in

let's get the latest in los angeles with cnn's natasha chen. natasha, what's the intent behind this order by newsome? >> now boris, let's go over what the order actually says here. a newsome wrote today this executive order directs state agencies to move urgently to address dangerous and campments while supporting and assisting the individuals living in them and provides guidance for cities and counties to do the same. the state has been hard at work to address this crisis on our streets. there are simply no more excuses. it's time for everyone to do their part. now, if you read that, it sounds as if they're going to be huge encampment sweeps right away. but the truth is, there have already been sweeps going on before he came out with that order this morning? these sweeps have been happening, especially after the supreme court ruling that you mentioned related to a case out of oregon where it is now made okay. to cite an even arrest people sleeping outside without having to offer them shelter homeless advocates are looking at this and looking a

. >> sharon chen has an update on a jefferson award winner, spreading her magic throughout the bay areand beyond. >> reporter: it is an innovative playground where you can stomp your feet to hear drums and wave your hands to play the harp. the sensory experience, part of a dream come true for via riel. >> it brings the community together in a magical way. >> reporter: thanks to a linke, people of all abilities can join in playgrounds in redwood community park . it is where guest with wheelchairs can can enjoy the space. from specially designed equipment to the playhouse , we first met olenka in 2014 when she first broke ground on her magical bridge playground in palo alto. after years of hard work, and raising $3 million in funding but she was inspired by her daughter, ava, who is a special needs. today, ava is 21, and she stood alongside a linke as their magical bridge foundation has built nine playgrounds in the last decade. one as far as new zealand which sought there inclusive design. >> we need more venues. a playground is that first outdoor classroom where the family realizes they

. >> reporter: jonathan dekel-chen, whose son sagui was captured on october 7th, called the speech "shameful." >> our expectation was that he, by virtue of having come to d.c., would be making a clear commitment to ending this madness and this bloodbath in gaza and along the way returning our loved ones and letting israel heal. >> reporter: today israel walked away from the hostage talks until next week. the families will get their chance to press for a cease-fire tomorrow at the white house in a meeting with biden and netanyahu. lester. >> andrea mitchell in washington, thank you. >>> in nepal investigators are trying to find out why a plane crashed today just after taking off from the airport killing 18 of the 19 people on board. janis mackey frayer has late details for us. >> reporter: chilling video shows how the plane veered then crashed in nepal bursting into flames at the side of the runway. the crash just after takeoff from kathmandu killing 18 people on board including a child according to the civil aviation authority. the pilot, the lone survivor, pulled from the charred wreckage.

peter chen hong, an infectious disease expert says kb three, two, one, and lb one account for the majoritycases reported. >> they are all relatives of gn one, which was leading in the winter, but they are different enough that our bodies immune systems do not quite recognize it so quickly, so, that is why people get infected >> reporter: dr. hong says the summertime heat and travel are also perpetuating spread. the recent heat wave forced more people indoors, and summer travel means more opportunities to spread the virus nationally. but, dr. hong says we might see this ways clear up soon. >> we are seeing this wave about one month earlier than last year. last year was still pretty much seeing high levels toward the end of august, and september. this year, i am hopeful that we will see it drop off a month earlier, so maybe at the beginning of august. >> reporter: whether you are flying out for vacation or writing out the summer at home, be sure to take precaution. mask if you feel sick, and keep your stents. >>> and updated coded vaccine that will targeting your strains is expected to becom

owner david chen says he just opened a few weeks ago, but chose this location specifically because he hoping an increasing number of office workers would help the restaurant's bottom line. >> i think maybe after half years, maybe up. yeah, yeah, a customer coming more. >> but salesforce's new policy will likely have a much bigger impact than just small businesses, according to san francisco city economist ted egan, office workers working from home is really the single biggest reason why downtown has remained relatively depressed since the end of the pandemic. egan says more employees in the city means more economic output and higher tax revenues. he also tells me san francisco officials are hoping other companies will soon follow salesforce's lead. >> i think an important thing for to watch is, is what's the employees uh- you know, response to that? uh- downtown san francisco is quite a bit different than it was, you know, three years ago when people were first starting to say, no, i don't want to come back to the office and ask for the employees. >> some tell us, while the new policy