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cheech and chong. he's going to be presented with the latino leadership alliance is lifetime achievement award. the old an award only means movement in the aztec language and its associated with being a great leader who possesses wisdom. cheech is going to receive that award during the l a's 5th annual gala on may. 25th is looking great there in that video has been seen images of him in a while still going strong. we've you. >> it is 4.56. we'll take a quick break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news crime around lake merritt has one oakland councilmember blaming parking enforcement officers. well, police say that doesn't make sense. we'll have the story and the possible overturning of roe v wade has bay area lawmakers and leaders reacting this morning. we're going to have more details on that in a live report. we'll be right back. you really can't get much for 5 bucks these days... unless... ♪ you got that bag ♪ ♪ you got that biggie bag ♪ ♪ you got that bag ♪ is that a real song? i think she liked i

you didn't know what was going on, and then yee sing chong was established in chinatown. this was a supermarket with a fish section. jon: my mom would steam fish. she would steam live tilapia 'cause eating fresh fish is really big in the chinese community, so she would get live tilapia from the market and she'd steam it at home. and i actually don't know when she started doing this, but she would start steaming it in the microwave, and me and my dad always laughed at my mom for doing it. my mom's like, "what? i can steam a whole fish in, like, 7 minutes." and it tastes exactly the same. it tastes great. 'cause usually you would do this in a steamer. [jon speaks foreign language] [mrs. yao speaking foreign language] jon: yeah. she microwaves it because sometimes the fish-- 'cause she gets the fish live from the markets, but if it's too big, it won't fit in the steamer, so then just put it in the microwave. [mrs. yao speaking foreign language] jon: it's also faster. it's, like, 5 minutes, yeah. [mrs. yao speaks foreign language] [microwave beeps, whirring] [beep] jon: the p

. >> koreans say chong, which is compassion.t's hard to translate, but it is like a feeling that you're attached to another person. and naturally brings out the hospitaltality. >> that's what they call it in africa. i have it tattooed on my arm. >> maybe you can tattoo jong. it is hard to explain if you aren't korea. it's more of an attachment or a bond between people. or sometimes between a person and a place. >> she is i'm on the clock, man. >> i think i get it, though. even though i haven't seen kyungmoon kim in years, we always have a blast when we do. that type of connection must with jeong. as the sunsets, the city comes alive, and kyungmoon kim and i head out on the town. seoul is known for its amazing street food. but tonight world class fine dining. michelin-starred onjium, where korean cuisine is given a royal makeover by chef cho eun-hee . >> joining is beck. while my buddy knows if you know and why. he is not what i call a cultural influencer. but kyuhee is. i need her to help interpret. >> how long have you known ea

. >> tattoo chong. >> it's hard to explain. more of a feeling, an attachment or a bond between people or sometimes between a person and a place. >> you ladies want a shot? she's like, i'm on the clock. >> i think i get it, though, even though i haven't seen chung moon in years, we always have a blast when we do. that type of connection must be chung. >> ready for it. >> i know you are. >> roller coaster. >> i'm a little terrified zblt sunsets, the city comes alive, and moon and i head out on the town. seoul is known for amazing street food, but tonight world class fine dining. mitch lynn starred ogm, one of moon's favorites, a place where traditio traditional cuisine is given a modern makeover. >> joining us is korean american strategist -- while my buddy knows -- he's not what i would call an influencer. i need her to understand -- >> how long have you guys known each other. >> i was 19. >> he's way more formal in korea than in the u.s. >> his koreanness comes out. >> cheers, guys. >> cheers. >> it was great. >> nice to meet y

twitter now he said gonna replace the board of directors with jimmy from my corner fish friday, tommy chong, and the guy with the ponytail on cnbc are you interested, pete >> i am in i am in. i am absolutely in i didn't see it, but i am in i'm all in i tell you, working with elon musk would be phenomenal absolutely, scott. >> i knew you wouldn't be working with elon, you guys maybe have to have a conversation off line. i didn't want to hold it any more. >> new love for snoop, how he classified pete. he found the perfect cohort. >> the guy with the ponytail on cnbc we'll get back to that story later perhaps. shannon, the idea that maybe this can have some kind of staying power, nobody, not gfr, the note i quoted, i don't hear anybody coming on and suggesting we're back to a bull market or anything like that but we did get to a point we were oversold. maybe that gets no more than a ham sandwich and bag of chips, but could be worth something to get you out of the doll drums of where we were. >> you look at historical precedent, scott,. if you look at declines in excess of 12 or 13%, outside of

. >> obviously, for not just his work with cheech chong, but all the comedy on the stand up all of theach he's done. he's going to be presented with the lea t know leadership, alliances, lifetime achievement. it's called the olin and all it is a word that me too movement in the aztec language and is also associated with being a great leader who possesses wisdom so they wanted to but still him with that award. he's going to receive it at the l a's. 5th annual gala on may 25th. so congratulations. cheech cool. all right, 6.56. we'll take a quick break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> boy, people are buzzing about this one. a possible overturning of roe v wade looks like that may happen. we have very leaders reacting this morning. we'll tell you what they're saying in a live report and crime around lake merritt has one open city council member blaming parking enforcement officers saying they're not doing enough but asked the police. they say that doesn't make sense for hear their explanation. we'll be right back. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema,

is governed by its own administration in the forty- ninth year, when the remnants of the forces of chonghek, defeated in the civil war, fled to the island. according to the official position of the prc, which , by the way, supports most countries, including russia, the island is considered one of the chinese provinces. the united states also recognized this in 1979 by signing a number of official agreements with china. well, beijing is declaring that they cannot but pay attention to the inconsistency of washington’s position at the official level of the americans, although they assure that the island is part of the prc, but they still support separate contacts with the taipei administration a delegation of the senate recently visited taiwan and there were promises to supply a taipei complex ip detachment. given that the total amount of military supplies from the united states to taiwan. this is according to mida-e, the chinese people's republic has already exceeded $70 billion in beijing warned any support for taiwan independence will boomerang back to americans china expresses strong di

this is not cheech and chong, this is a distributor who got charges knocked to possession and had to cooperate and provide information. it is ironic, talk about the spike in crime, 2000 plus murders in new york city and historic lows for violent crime, prosecutors talk mass incarceration. i did some number crunching. you think of the number of murders last year it was 30,000 that's more than the entire european continent. what are we supposed to do if we don't incarcerate violent criminals? what is the -- >> there is a solution. it is a net negative in all cases so d incarceration is a public policy. the way they make this argument is mistreating a body of research that shows in some cases incarceration can be criminal genic. the experience can lead someone to commit more crimes than they would have had they been diverted and there is some research showing this is the case as to certain d fenders come when you dig into the studies they latch onto for dear life, applied to the general prison population with the united states. the best of those studies are using natural experiments to

this is not cheech and chong and your college roommate pothead this is a distributor who clearly got charges knock down to simple possession. they probably had to cooperate and provide information on who they were working for. it is ironic that you have heard richard donoghue and others in the previous panel, that the spike in crime was 2022. now, we are at historic lows for violent crimes yet the prosecutor system talks about mass incarceration. i did some number crunching. when you look at the number of murders across the u.s. last year it was over 30,000. that is more than the entire european continent. so, what are we supposed to do if we do not incarcerate violent criminals? what is the solution that prosecutors propose? >> there is no solution. to them incarceration is a net negative in all cases so decarceration is a public policy. the way they make this argument is by misreading a body of a still developing research that shows that in some cases incarceration can be come an agenda can, which means --criminal genic, which means they can commit more crimes had they been diverte

councilwoman chong tao says that would send a powerful message women all over the country.hat proposal is similar to governor newsom's plan to make california a sanctuary state starbucks is joining the list of companies that will cover the travel expenses of employees seeking an out of state abortion. if roe versus wade is overturned, employees enrolled in the company's healthcare insurance will be reimbursed for eligible travel expenses. when accessing abortion or gender affirming procedures if there is no similar service within 100 miles of their home coverage also applies to any family members of the employees who are enrolled in the company's healthcare. twitter says it is committed to moving forward with elon musk's acquisition, despite the billionaire, adding a new stipulation to the deal must took to twitter early this morning to say his deal to buy twitter cannot move forward unless the company shows public proof. that less than 5% of the accounts on the platform are fake or spam in his tweet. musk says his $44 billion offer was quote based on twitter's sec filings