. >>> i'm kenny choi in san francisco. more workers are returning to the city, and employers may start asking about the vaccination status. the changing covid work its rules, need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty >>> no vote yet on whether california workers can return to their jobs about social distancing or wearing face masks, that is, if everyone is vaccinated. but that question opens up a whole different can of worms. kenny choi is live in san francisco with one of the biggest issues that employers are grappling with the right now. >> reporter: the reason for that no vote is because they decided to delay that. the question now becomes, as is restriction start to change is should employers be asking about vaccination status or is it stepping over the line? >> i would be okay telling them but i don't think everybody would be okay with it. i think

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kenny choi is tracking the impact on the area. >> we begin coverage with jeff wagner in minneapolis. is live near the intersection where george floyd died. what is the mood like tonight? 4 you very much is a celebration of life. it is similar to the vibe and energy that we witnessed last year's been days and weeks that followed the murder. that is when people felt called to be at the intersection to reflect and some positivity amidst a turbulent time. everywhere you turn there is live music or artwork created. it is a block party. there close to 1000 if not more people there. there is a somber reminder of why the intersection has become like hallowed ground. george floyd was murdered at 38 and chicago. making sure people do not lose sight of that is important to those visiting today. >> is being mindful that it has been a tragedy. it is the best thing we can do. >> he went on to say that being positive is also way to subvert the emotions that are may be expected of people, over the murder. we didn't see that much here today. we also talked with the mother and daughter that were here

. >> master mechanic john choi has been servicing and repairing cars for 30 years.immigrated to los angeles from korea and owns his own repair shop. >> i like taking parts out and putting the man, mechanical work hands-on work. >> but there are big changes for mechanics everywhere as they transition to electric vehicles. california and china plan two sale of internal combustion vehicles by 2025. canada and many european countries say they will follow suit by 2040. general motors, volkswagen, ford, toyota and others are switching to cleaner vehicles. the bided administration wants to spend $174 billion to encourage u.s. drivers to switch. that may be good news for the planet, but for auto mechanics, not so much. >> according to government statistics, more than 700,000 people in the u.s. have jobs doing auto repair or maintenance. but as electric vehicles gradually replaced internal combustion models, those jobs may disappear. >> because the new generation of cars does not need much maintenance or repair. >> it's just an engine commit has a transmission, a drivetrain

kenny choi is live at with the late details. >> reporter: san francisco district attorney confirming that he will appear in court tomorrow to handle the arraignment of the main suspect in this case, and that suspect is 54-year-old patrick thompson, who is being detained behind the san francisco county jail. tomorrow he is scheduled to appear for the first time in court, in connection to this double stabbing. patrick thompson has been charged in the stabbing of two elderly asian women, waiting at a bus stop on market street to tuesday then walking away. in 2017 according to a law enforcement source, the 54-year- old stabbed another person at this homeless shelter on fifth street multiple times with scissors. a judge found thompson incompetent to stand trial and sent him to napa state hospital after which he entered a mental health diversion program. >> it permits almost anyone to qualify for diversion. >> reporter: he has been outspoken about mental health diversion programs, granted in many cases. >> you see the same individuals who have recently committed acts of violence and seriou

emily: coinbase ceo and -- coinbase coo and president emilie choi.g up, amazon alexa expanding in the auto sector. as we had to break, take a look at bitcoin, which tumbled below 50,000. this is partly due to elon musk's serious decision to stop accepting the cryptocurrency as payment for electric cars, however he did just tweet, to be clear, i strongly believe in crypto but it cannot drive a massive increase in fossil fuel use. especially cold. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: amazon is deepening its ties with ford. the company has agreed on a deal that will integrate the system digital assistant alexa into the entertainment system of f-150 trucks. it will rollout to 700,000 ford vehicles this year. let's bring in bloomberg's matt day. what can you tell us about this? mats: one of the biggest deals in probably the biggest deal that amazon is ever struck on the road. amazon has inked to one that has alexa in it. just native alexa integration and say, hey alexa, finding a gas station and if you link your alexa account, it is supposed to work. emily: how

kenny choi is live at the of justice in san francisco. >> reporter: it is refiling charges against two alameda county deputies. the beating of the man, on surveillance and led to the firing of sheriff deputies louie santamaria and paul weber. the two defendants leaving court today. after pleading not guilty. the incident unfolded on november 12th 2015 after a high- speed chase that started in alameda county and ended on stephenson alley in san francisco. >> we are out to enforce the law and the public can trust men and women in uniform. >> reporter: the recall effort is being led against booting. >> he is trying to do something to save face with the voters that showed him back in 2019. he made the promise he was going to hold law enforcement officers accountable. >> reporter: and two other high profile incidents including this one with body camera footage showing tony estrada lunging toward officers in fifth and market street on november 15th of last year. putin's office today announcing it is not pursuing charges. charges against santamaria and weber include assault by a public office

kenny choi is live at the of justice in san francisco. >> reporter: it is refiling charges against two alameda county deputies. the beating of the man, on surveillance and led to the firing of sheriff deputies louie santamaria and paul weber. the two defendants leaving court today. after pleading not guilty. the incident unfolded on november 12th 2015 after a high- speed chase that started in alameda county and ended on stephenson alley in san francisco. >> we are out to enforce the law and the public can trust men and women in uniform.

kenny choi got the ultimate sneak peek today when he had the waterpark all to himself. >> reporter: likehe pandemic, you can expect things to be different. you do have to wear your mask while in line. but when you are riding the water rides, you can take your masks off. >> that is an update. >> but shades are required. >> sunscreen and a chill latitude. >> and as soon as they are making plans to open up the temperatures will be dropping closer to normal this time of the year. we can't catch a break. the fog is spreading out right now, temperatures are backing off as well. back into the 50s for most of us, down to 48 in santa rosa. the fog will spread farther and farther inland as we had through the rest of the night. much farther than it did last night. a lot of red shaded areas indicating the thickest fog by early tomorrow morning. but it won't take too long to back up toward the coast. most of us should have unobstructed visibility by mid to late morning. but the fog along the coast will be tough to shake. temperatures will start off right around 50 degrees. within 5 degrees of either

in san francisco, kenny choi, reporting with kpix5. >> even vaccinated people should continue to wear masks in the indoor and public spaces, including restaurants, when they are not actively eating or drinking. >>> the teachers union tells us they've reached an agreement with the district, as of friday, allowing 12th grade students to get back to in person learning starting on friday, may 14. but it will be a brief return. the last day of classes is june 2. ceremonies take place between the first, and the third. the district is now taking a survey of 12th grade students to see how they want to return for the final weeks. >>> there is an urgent need to get more teens vaccinated against coronavirus, levi stadium is hosting three youth vaccination clinics, between 530 o'clock and 730 o'clock p.m., between tuesday and thursday. anyone aged 16 through 19 can walk in to get a vaccine. they are ready to vaccinate kids as young as 12, as soon as a vaccine is authorized. the feds could give pfizer the not as early as wednesday. >>> overall, california has given out 32 million vaccine doses so

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. # choi!fore taking part in the main festival parade around the streets of the city. tell me about the first time you entered the festival, tell me about how it felt for you and what you did? hah! yeah! that's what you need, attitude. just, ok, from top. 0h, from the top? it's just dance move upon dance move upon dance moves, it's so complicated! many of these moves are based on the tasks old fisherman performed, like dragging nets, pulling ropes and lifting luggage over their shoulders. can't you tell? 0k! that looks difficult. that's only the practice! and we haven't even started the real thing yet. thunderclap. so, i'vejust had a rigourous workout and lesson and i supposedly know my moves. and now, to cap it all off, we're going to do the whole dance around the square in front of the crowds. help! thanks to your wonderful teaching, ifeel quite confident now. 0h, we're sprinting? ok, let's start! yeah! fantastic. the nerves have all gone. who cares how good you are? this is about community,

. # choi!like me before taking part in the main festival parade around the streets of the city. tell me about the first time you entered the festival, tell me about how it felt for you and what you did? hah! yeah! that's what you need, attitude. just, ok, from top. 0h, from the top? it's just dance move upon dance move upon dance moves, it's so complicated! many of these moves are based on the tasks old fisherman performed, like dragging nets, pulling ropes and lifting luggage over their shoulders. can't you tell? 0k! that looks difficult. that's only the practice! and we haven't even started the real thing yet. thunderclap. so, i'vejust had a rigourous workout and lesson and i supposedly know my moves. and now, to cap it all off, we're going to do the whole dance around the square in front of the crowds. help! thanks to your wonderful teaching, ifeel quite confident now. 0h, we're sprinting? ok, let's start! yeah! fantastic. the nerves have all gone. who cares how good you are? this is about c

kenny choi's in the north bay to see how preparations are going there. >> reporter: firefighters believe that the wildfire season is getting longer and are urging homeowners to do what they can. even before rising temperatures turned green vegetation into brown, crackling, dry brush, firefighters tackling what they can control, to an extent. producing as much fire field before the height of the wild fire season ignites in midsummer. >> we are taking aggressive stances to get those controlled burns happening in specific areas. >> reporter: this will be the captain's 21st season battling firefighters wildfires. >> the minimal snowpack in the minimal amount of rain, we are singing the wildfire season has extended. >> reporter: firefighters in east bay carrying wildfire gear even though they were not in a red flag warning. >> if you go back a few years we would still be getting rain. >> reporter: homeowners doing their part, too. as deadlines create defensible space across contra costa county and to cut weeds and grass down to three inches. >> this is not just one house, individual actions,

. >> kenny choi is live with what is new at the taste of temescal culinary crawl. >> reporter: liz, this event had to be canceled last year because of covid but returns tonight. it kicked off just a few minutes ago at 5:00. it is a good cause, raising money for oakland schools as well as nonprofits. it's at telegraph avenue which is closed off tonight. plenty of space for people to social distance and stop at the booths. there were 600 tickets available for two sessions, one from 5:00-7:00 p.m. and the next from 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. people with tickets will be able to try 20 different restaurants. and for the vendors tonight, the chance to reintroduce some of their favorites with guests. >> there is a lot of great food in temescal. to have a nice spring evening , that is fantastic. especially for us in the hospitality industry's, a very trying last year. it is exciting to serve people again. >> reporter: in the past, restaurants donated their food and time. this year organizers are reimbursing the restaurants because of the financial blow so many businesses have suffered. i mentioned tha

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kenny choi is live in richmond with help the first spare the air day can affect your more of the plansvel during this memorial day weekend is expected to increase up to 60% according to aaa. but as traffic increases and there is an uptick, air-quality district officials are saying to drive less if possible, tomorrow. after ominous hazy orange skies blanketed the bay area last september, air-quality has become a bigger concern for many. last year 52 spare the air alerts were issued, most coming during the peak of the wildfire season. >> with climate change things are drier and hotter. unfortunately we will rapidly see more alerts coming down the road. >> reporter: for now, reducing vehicle exhaust is the goal. 4.5 million californians are hitting the road to travel at least 50 miles this holiday weekend. >> plenty of traffic and people getting out and about. >> last year we were quarantined at home. >> reporter: people flocking to beaches today. >> being able to take this dutiful trail that we wanted to walk for a long time. >> reporter: with temperatures in the 90s and parts of the bay

kenny choi has more on retailers changing their policies. >> reporter: war retailers like trader joe's announcing that customers inside don't have to we are their masks unless, like in the bay area, local regulations still require them. for many businesses, they are seeing this as a new normal and are waiting as the state and county still have not adjusted their guidelines. for small business owners like catherine, they are still waiting for more guidance from the local health departments before even thinking about taking down these signs. >> we are still taking any steps. always erring on the side of caution. >> reporter: today the cdc on the defense saying it suddenly shifted its local guidelines. >> we are asking people to be vaccinated, but be honest with themselves. >> i think it is a good idea that they are trying to calm everybody down. >> reporter: whether to shed the mask indoors has come to you. as places like trader joe's will allow vaccinated customers to go maskless. >> the most important thing businesses could do right now is work to ensure that it's easy for their own em

romaine: that was coinbase president and ceo -- coo emily choi. spoke to her alongside a grayscale ceo. that was part of the bloomberg wealth summit. we talked about crypto. but really about this idea of it becoming a legitimate way to would diversify the portfolio. the idea that if some of the concerns of the past may not be valid today. joe: and of course we had janet yellen weighing in, mentioning today, among other things, that we don't have a fully adequate crypto regulatory framework. caroline: tell that to the dogecoin buyers. joe: yeah. let's talk about diversification. they didn't lose any money today. let's bring in ryan selkis. you crypto guys, you talk about the fed all the time. censorship. doesn't that does show -- the dogecoin thing show it is a gambling game? ryan: you can say the same thing about the stock market and gamestop and what we saw on robinhood. there is a bigger trend to play which is more retail investors are buying into meme stocks, mean coins, and having fun with it. elon musk has quite the cold following. when peopl

. >> soy ginger shrimper, sweet and sour chicken or seared steak with bok choy sold about just the flavors. >> that that you can. you can really enjoy and then kind of elevate your year. cooking and learn different things about cooking. sure you can make your own hawaii inspired dishes are like me. maybe you're just better at making reservations. >> aloha from hawaii kai near honolulu, hawaii vicki liviakis kron 4 news. well, coming up in the next hour. it's a night for the warriors as a place is lee is the last shot to make the playoffs. >> we're live with more. plus, the dire drought across the bay. area's troubling news for people living in areas already devastated by wildfire. and a homicide investigation is underway after the body found at an east bay lake was identified. the latest details ahead in a live report. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity t

kenny choi live in san francisco with the decisions they made today. >> reporter: you know that vote to relax certain workplace rules for fully vaccinated people has been delayed, so it is still an unresolved issue. when these rules will change, june 15th, or later this summer. instead of making businesses wait until july 31st to ease some pandemic restrictions, cal osha is allowing mid-june which lifts most rules and non- workplace settings. >> even offices are not officially opened. >> reporter: workers returning to offices and also wondering what employers will ask, as santa clara county be fit in the bay area to require employers to track vaccination status. >> i'm fine disclosing that information, but i do understand that it is like a privacy issue. >> i don't think they should but it is up to the employee. what their comfort level is disclosing what they have as regards to their help. >> reporter: in the financial district, foot traffic is starting to pick up but it is not even close to where it used to be. as more and more offices and high-rises reopen and as june 15th approac

angeles and what could be a big changes ahead for some traditional industries bester mechanic john choi has done servicing and repairing cars for 30 years he emigrated to los angeles from korea and own his own repair shop i like the hands on. walking you know taking put it in no mechanical work you know has no more but there are big changes on the horizon for mechanics everywhere as governments and automakers transition to electric vehicles in order to slow global warming california and china plan to ban sales of internal combustion engine vehicles by 2035 the u.k. canada and many european countries say they will follow suit by 2040 general motors folks for toyota and other companies are switching to cleaner vehicles the bided ministration wants to spend $174000000000.00 to encourage u.s. drivers to switch to electric vehicles that may be good news for the planet but for auto mechanics not so much according to u.s. government statistics more than 700000 people in the u.s. have jobs doing auto repair or maintenance but as electric vehicles gradually replace internal combustion models tho

kpix 5's kenny choi has been on this story for several months now and is live in san francisco tonight with all the new developments, kenny? >> reporter: ken and liz, withk of america edd debit cards is that they don'tave se that much easier for fraudsters to duplicate them and eventually siphon off cash from atms like the one behind me. for all those who have these cards and had money stolen from legitimate accounts, help can't come soon enough. >> it said their maximum had been reached. >> reporter: robert leonard has been out of work for months and was robbed of his unemployment funds that he and his therapy dogging a bidesperately need to survive. someone took $1,000 in cash out of his account at an atm far away from where he lives. >> my card was copied, and how did they get a pin number? >> reporter: the san francisco resident is the latest victim to contact kpix 5 with what has become a sadly all too familiar story. >> i was scared. i thought they were going to do it again. >> reporter: we have interviewed dozens of people whose unemployment debit cards were hacked. >> how much

if you grow bok choi it takes five to six weeks. so these men had fresh vegetables almost instantly and they began to cook for themselves and for each other. the first chinese restaurant to appear in san francisco appears in 1849. founded by a man norman ausing. he wrote a letter to the governor complaining about the treatment of the chinese in san francisco. and the chinese restaurant began in 1949. today there are over 40,000 chinese restaurants in the united states. that's more than burger king, mcdonalds, and kentucky fried chicken combined. of the 120,000 people that showed up in 1849, the greater portion of them were men. they believe as high as 90%. very hard to find a woman in the territory, then state of california. i take that back. you could find a woman, but it was quite expensive. now, what was to happen was, this 90,000 to 120,000 men that show up, they're all young. the greater portion of them were under the age of 21. at this time, who could make the trip. those without attachment were the most likely to make the tri

if you grow bok choy, it takes five to six weeks and then it's ready to eat. as a matter of fact, it's actually better the younger it is the the shoots are more edible when they become too old they become too stringy. so these men had fresh vegetables almost instantly. and they began to cook for themselves in for each other the first chinese restaurant to appear in san francisco appears in 1849 the macau and wu-song restaurant. founded by a man whose name was norman -- singh or list it is norman. ah singh we know of him because he wrote a very nasty letter to the governor later complaining about the treatment of the chinese in san francisco. and see footnote the chinese restaurant business began in 1849 today. there are over 40,000 chinese restaurants in the united states. that's more than burger king mcdonald's and kentucky fried chicken combined. of the $120,000 people that showed up in 1849 and those who continue to show up the greater portion of them were men. they believe as high as 90 percent. it's actually very hard find a woman. in the territory than s

. >> reporter: the family of 85-year-old choy fang eng says she was stabbed in the arm and the bladeent through and into her torso. the emergency surgery here at general hospital was successful but she and the other victim are still here recovering. they're in stable condition. i spoke with her grandson drew eng this evening. he and his sister have put together a gofundme page to help pay for her medical expenses. tonight they posted this photo of her recovering from emergency surgery. they say she's a fighter and they're praying for her full recovery. she was stabbed at this bus stop on 4th street and market in san francisco. the second victim, a 65-year-old woman, has not been identified. she suffered more minor injuries and is also recovering. witness patricia lee says she knew something was up when she saw the man accused in this crime walk by her flower stand. >> it looked like an army life. i called my nephew and i said hey, you know, what this guy has a knife, something's going to happen. >> reporter: she didn't see him stabbing but out of the corner of her eye she saw a puff

president and coo emily choi said there is still room for growth.taking off and coinbase and the platform is taking advantage of the opportunity. it is cool to see this wave of activity not only from retail, but also institutions. what i think you are seeing here is there is a lot more credibility and faith. we have really high quality institutions who want to participate in jumping on board. emily: you have been a public company for a few days now. what has been like being a public company and what do you make of the volatility? emilie: welcome to crypto, it is a feature and not a bug in many ways. we were operating as a public company internally for so long that we are so used to this, we are looking at the long-term, so these blips do not phase us, and that is how you have to look at it as a long-term opportunity, and you kinda buckle up and go for it. emily: you are not providing much financial guidance, why is that? do you foresee a time where you might provide more guidance? emilie: it goes to your last question, this is a new technology shift

reaction to that with emily choi. i will be speaking with emily in 10 minutes. at the bottom of the hour, bumble's whitney will hard. later, i will speak with the disney ceo. keep it right here on bloomberg to the markets we go first where stocks climbed and investors focused on earnings results. >> green on the screen for the s&p 500. if you look at the tech sector, a little bit of a mixed picture. rebounding from three sessions of selling. big tech not joining in on that trade. they were leading the charge earlier in the session before pulling back and now you're seeing them in the red. i want to show you what this looks like on a year-to-date basis. if you look at the nasdaq 100 and the new york faang index, those tech companies have been far more volatile. early crucial because some of those etf's track the nasdaq 100 over the new york fain index deck near index. we did see a wee emergence of the retail bids. -- a emergence of the retail bids. if you look at shares of amc or gamestop or cost, really seeing that spike around 2:00. pretty violent, pretty stron

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saw the exert influence on the government from here if mr steak former government spokesman for both choi the. macro works here michelle young hasn't had the office to head makeovers office you can see the relationship between politics and the current lobbyist very close. longstanding relationships give auto lobbyists special access to government personnel. the auto industry people go in and out of government offices there on a 1st name basis they have a tight relationship closer than almost any other industry here. politicians regularly move on to jobs in the auto industry. one prominent example. he was a former federal transport minister for the center right christian democrats and a member of parliament for more than 30 years after leaving parliament he became the chief lobbyist for the b.d.a. his letters to the chancellor begin with dear uncle. maximillian formerly the press spokesman for the christian social union now the chief lobbyist at b.m.w. and echoed fun claydon a member of the christian democrats federal executive committee. in 2006 he was the party's federal treasurer. in se

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. >> who was one of the 2 women stabbed here are pictures of choi with her family. she's recovering in san francisco general hospital and her granddaughter says that she's in good spirits after surgery. >> i was so worried she wasn't gonna make it so i just want other people know that if it happened them, that there's other people out there to support and i just want everyone to know that you're doing great. but. we'll get this together a community. >> people have donated nearly a $100,000 to help the family pay for medical bills, but they plan to donate that money. >> to organizations that support asian-american communities. >> a trio of earthquakes sort of people up with a start this morning up near lake tahoe. one was pretty good. >> for 7. yeah. that's a lot it is. that's a good shake it right there. and it was so good that it will not so effect of that it wasn't just that felt it. but as far west as the central valley and. >> even a couple of people reporting it eastern solano and contra costa counties any earthquake is a good earthquake walk away from us like