hannah says hers is just a normal family.r her daughter's sake, she'd like to see more acceptance and fewer preconceptions. >> sure, it's irritating for her that people stare at us whenever we go out as a family; we're always the focus of attention. sometimes i think it's good we don't see it. i'd really like people to regard it as just something very normal. after all, there've always been blind parents and for us it was always normal, not an issue at all. but unfortunately, some still don't see it that way. and i'd really like that to change. ♪ >> chinese dissidents who manage to flee to europe think they are safe. at least, this was what wang jingyu believed. he moved to the netherlands several years ago after he got in trouble for criticizing china's government. but wang jingyu says he still feels threatened by beijing. according to a report, china runs illegal police stations across europe that put pressure on dissidents. in the netherlands, this has caused quite a stir. dutch politicians in the hague have made clear the

hannah says hers is just a normal family.r her daughter's sake, she'd like to see more acceptance and fewer preconceptions. >> sure, it's irritating for her that people stare at us whenever we go out as a family; we're always the focus of attention. sometimes i think it's good we don't see it. i'd really like people to regard it as just something very normal. after all, there've always been blind parents and for us it was always normal, not an issue at all. but unfortunately, some still don't see it that way. and i'd really like that to change. ♪ >> chinese dissidents who manage to flee to europe think they are safe. at least, this was what wang jingyu believed. he moved to the netherlands several years ago after he got in trouble for criticizing china's government. but wang jingyu says he still feels threatened by beijing. according to a report, china runs illegal police stations across europe that put pressure on dissidents. in the netherlands, this has caused quite a stir. dutch politicians in the hague have made clear the

hannah sward work has widely published in the u.s., canada and the uk. her most recent work can be in the fall 2022 issue of and letters. she is the author of strip a memoir. moderator and kareem founder the voices and faces project, an award winning global writing program for those impacted gender based violence and other human rights violations. and author of lived through this. her memoir of a multi-car a multi-country journey spent listening to the stories of sexual violence and, trafficking survivors. will you please join me and a warm welcome to our guests as they come forward. y'all can do better than that now. i think brenda is going moderate. oh, well, first of all, thanks, everyone, for being here. and brenda and hannah, i've been so excited about this conversation because i love these books and i feel like their books that say things that the world really needs to hear about prostitution, the sex trade. and i want to start because i was struck by both of you kind of embarked on writing these memoirs roughly at a similar point in your lives in

now joined by nikole hannah-jones, the author of the landmark 16 19 project, the inaugural gassed. you don't want to miss the meeting. plus, putin's warping history. the justification for the invasion on ukraine. we will speak with a man who knows ukraine more than most. a former united states ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor. but from the broken, economic good news, a very strong u.s. jobs report. what does it mean in respect to the recession that many economists predict will happen this year? velshi is back in a moment. ppen this year? velshi is back in a moment i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, head

hannah: so her name is carolina. found herself in guatemala living with her grandmother during the pandemic. there wasn't a lot of food. there wasn't a lot of electricity, and she decided to come to the u.s. so she came walking. and she was encountered at the border. she went through a government shelter and was released to her aunt, who she'd never met, in michigan. and her aunt said, sure, you can come and stay with me, but i can't really pvide for you. we are living on $600 a week. and so when i met her, carolina was going to ninth grade every day. and then every night, she was working eight hours a night in a dangerous factory, a place where there are fast-moving conveyor belts, there's mechanical arms, and she would work until midnight each night, get a coup hours' sleep, and then go back to school the next day. geoff: we should emphasize something that you note in your reporting, and it's that these children didn't sneak into the u.s. undetected. the federal government knows they're here. and the department of

hannah, i want to start off with you.aven't had the opportunity yet to read your harrowing expose, describe what your investigation uncovered. >> we're seeing an unprecedented wave of child migrant labor in this country. what we found is a lot of these kids are ending up working the most punishing jobs in the u.s. so i spent the last year talking to children, some as young as 12, 13, outside of factories, meat processing plants, and really what we have uncovered is this kind of migrant child labor is in every part of the supply chain. so we found kids making cheerios, chewy bars, parts for gm, fruit of the loom socks, j crew shirts. it's just everywhere, and i think everybody sort of knew this was happening once in a wild. a child would come in here on their own and end up in an exploitative situation, but we're talking about thousands and thousands of children being exploited for their labor. >> it is incredibly shocking. greg, what do you make of hannah's troubling findings? >> well, these are just such incredible, impo

hannah: that is a great question.ng i found appalling with this reporting was how easy it was to find these kids. i thought i would have to crack some kind of. subterranean trafficking ring what i did was i showed up in different towns and cities. by the next day, i was usually talking to a migrant child who came here without their parents, and was working in illegal conditions. throughout this process, i kept asking myself, why isn't the department of labor here? one thing inspectors told me is there has not been an emphasis on protive child labor investigations. that is one thing that hopefully will change with this new ben initiative. the department of labor is going to launch a new operation to go out, not just respond to tips, but actively try to search for these kids. the same staffing issues that have been there will be there, but i think a lot of people who work with these children are celebrating that part of the announcement today. geoff: help us understand -- these kids are not working because they want to.

i'm hannah brandt. >> well, hannah u.s. officials say they're increasiagly worried about china's increased involvement in this. why? >> well, rain of the biden administration says they have new intelligence that suggests that china is considering sending lethal aid to russia, which they say could be a serious problem, though, u.s. officials also say they've directly warned china there will be consequences if that happens. >> all right, anne, thanks for that update. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, we're talking about new details about a the suspect accused of killing a prominent bishop in los angeles county. his alleged connection to a housekeeper. we'll talk more in california, one person is now in custody for the shooting death. >> catholic bishop who was no for his work to end gun violence. bishop david o'connell was found dead in his home suburb of los angeles on saturday. la county sheriff says carlos medina, the husband of the bishops, housekeeper, now in custody for his death. police say medina drives a vehi

hannah would have told him to have his finger outside the trigger guard. attorneys for baldwin declined to comment on the formal charges, but they've called the decision to charge him a miscarriage of justice. time. now for a look at your wednesday weather. the ice storm continues for yet another day today tonight into thursday, ice could accumulate up to an inch arounds and li, numerous travel delays and power outages. meantime as you look across the nation today, you see the arctic air, poised and ready in the northern tier. that's gonna move south this week into friday and saturday, the coldest air of the season coming our way in the northeast boston could see 10 below zero hasn't happened since the fifties. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. coming up. the missing monkeys have been found, but the mystery at the dallas zoo is still not solved yet. but first new video of a dramatic rescue on the las vegas strip and a new twist in the scandal surrounding congressman jorge santos. the lie, he i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes

that's also true for hannah reuter. she's trying to provide her daughter with a well rounded life, but she herself navigates in the dark, and a writer is blind and so is her husband. their daughter mula is the only one in the household who can see. but even if that means a few more obstacles in their day to day lives together, they manage to overcome them. it's 7 am on a regular school and work day and is making her daughter meal is lunch. johnny wears the egg by the st. often rushed by the sink. i found it from phone number. this is it's funny. having to blind people at home is the always have to make really clear where he left something or the other one will be feeling around for it for ages, running their hands over all the surfaces. sometimes i think how nice that would be to just take a quick look around. so yeah, i can do this up the computer to swimming. a special program tells us what's on the screen. when you send me la. yeah, max check that you've got everything in your pencil case and stuff and i will. i don'

oh, hannah has been blind since birth. she works in public relations and as a writer, what was their 1st meeting like? oh so you mind it was a feeling and here comes a woman was a great voice, a feeling. of course i couldn't see her, but i felt she was beautiful. then i told myself, forget it, it'll never work. when i was in london, 99, ferguson focused in ha, just for his me. now that was look at married, 3 years later than meal arrived along with a few worries. were to gandy my telephone numbers of stuff to some i let it i, i think it's a huge challenge for all parents. whether cited that lines or with any kind of impairment wasn't subtle. and when people instead of saying, but oh congratulations you having a baby. how wonderful say oh, have you thought it through opt? how will that work? cannot thinkin' me get him? that's quite unsettling as much from felons shouted in the afternoon, hannah and mula. take a walk with guide dog duyka. the family lives in central berlin. went after nanda, you go up to the corner and wait

thank you for joining us, hannah fry.to catch the prim mayor at 10:30 -- premiere at 10:30 p.m. eastern time. or you can stream it. ed: my night is sorted. let's stick with ai and join our guest. i've been excited to have you on, james. i've been tracking what your company has been up to, but the starting point is what we've been talking about. this moment in ai is huge, and what has that experience been like for your company the last weeks and months? james: it has been incredible. in my 15 years of building things on the internet, it is the fastest growth company i've been a part of. people are so excited about the technology, and the use cases we are seeing are exciting. i'm stoked to see the impact of ai on society, but seeing real users use this, it's incredible. ed: this is a simplistic way of looking at your technology, but a quick way of developing a website using ai. what are some of the tools that your company uses, some technologies that make it happen? james: we had our own in-house website builder, and we lay

hannah gutierrez—reed, the film's armourer, has also been charged.ur west coast correspondent, sophie long, sent this update from los angeles. just under two weeks ago, we learned that they were intending to file these formal charges. and along with that several documents have been filed to the court, a statement of probable cause and it really details what they alleged or how they allege alec baldwin had failed in his duty of care, both as an actor and producer. he faces two counts of involuntary manslaughter and the list is long, and the reasons they say put forward accusing him of not receiving sufficient training ahead of filming — they were filming a western, so many firearms used in that. they also said he failed to deal with safety complaints on set and pointed a gun at the cinematographer and director which, they said, is the first rule of what not to do regarding gun safety on a film set. they also say a rubber, orfake gun, could have been used and it was not. we have not had any response from alec baldwin today or from his lawyers but when

hannah drier, i thank you so much for being with us.covered in this important investigation. >> thank you. >>> up next, more important economic data has just been released giving us a glimpse into the economy. we're going to break down the latest numbers for you. >>> plus, we'll talk to a ukrainian family who fled the war last year, settled in florida and what their life has been like now. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports." diaz-balart reports. hi, i'm john and i'm from dallas, texas. my wife's name is joy. we've been married 45 years. i'm taking a two-year business course. i've been studying a lot. i've been producing and directing for over 50 years. it's a very detailed thing and the pressure's all on me. i noticed i really wasn't quite as sharp as i was. my boss told me about prevagen and i started taking it. i feel sharper. my memory's a lot better. it just works. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i

had hannah been called back into that church had she been allowed to inspect that firearm one more timehad she been allowed to instruct, mr baldwin. and how do you point that firearm how to use it? this tragedy would not have occurred. he also claims a thorough investigation into how live rounds got onto the set was never conducted. if convicted, baldwin and gutierrez read could face up to five years in prison for at least the 10th time. in two months. a whale carcass has washed up on the shore's of either new york or new jersey, as experts try to determine what killed the 12 ton animal named luna. a debate is emerging as to whether offshore wind activities may be to blame. here's w a b cs stacy sager scientists in search of answers here at lido beach, examining this whale up close and taking samples for anna cropsey so they can determine how it died. but that could take weeks or even months as onlookers watched and considered the possibilities all equally tragic accident maybe. i always thought she was sick, and i think my heart is it's really sad for their way. meanwhile the national

with hannah and her kids, so hannah and her kids moved out and are renting a new place. >> i can't pay rent, so i have to pick one. i would rather be able to live in a stable environment. >> do it for your kids? >> absolutely. 100%. >> for legal reasons, she cannot say much about her tenant or house in oakland. but like many property owners, she claims the tenant is using alameda county's pandemic eviction moratorium to live rent free. >> if you destroy the property, you can't be evicted. if you bring in pets, you can't be evicted. if you need repairs made in the home and you don't what to let -- don't want to let your landlord in, you can't be evicted, but you can still sue your landlord for not making repairs. >> she said she has tried mediation. hannah even offered the tenant a buyout. she said she spoke to six lawyers, all who tell hannah she is stuck. >> alameda county impose an eviction moratorium that allowed nearly any tenant to not pay rent for any reason. >> joshua howard works with a the california nonprofit advocacy organization. he was joined by several property owners cal

and her kids, so hannah and her kids moved out and are renting a new place. >> i can't pay for bothtgage and the rent, so i have to pick one. i would rather be able to live in a stable environment. >> do you fear for your goods? >> 100%. >> for legal reasons, she cannot say much about her tenant or house in oakland. but like many property owners, she claims the tenant is using the pandemic eviction moratorium to live rent free. >> if you destroy the property, you can't be evicted. if you bring in pets, you can't be evicted. if you need repairs made in the home and you don't what to let your landlord in, you can still also your landlord for not making repairs. >> she said she has tried mediation. can even offered the tenant a buyout. she said she spoke to six lawyers, all who tell hannah she is stuck. >> alameda county impose an addiction moratorium that allowed nearly -- an eviction moratorium that allowed nearly any tenant to not pay rent for any reason. >> joshua howard works with a nonprofit advocacy organization. he was joined by several property owners calling for an end to the

we will speak with hannah dreier who traveled to alabama, florida, michigan, south dakota, and virginia for the story and spoke to more than 100 migrant child workers in 20 states. then we look at how brazil's new president luiz inacio lula da silva could play a major role in peace talks to end the war in ukraine. >> my suggestion is we form a group of countries that will sit at the table with ukraine and russia to try to stop the war. brazil will make an effort. amy: we will speak with celso amorim, lula's foreign affairs adviser. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen made a surprise visit to the ukrainian capital of kyiv on monday and announced the transfer of $1.25 billion in new economic aid to ukraine. >> as we mark one year since the beginning of this full-scale invasion, the message i bring you from president biden is simple -- america will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. amy: during her trip, yellen also warned china would face severe consequences if i

i'm hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story coming up. and we are looking at snow across some upper elevations in the bay as we speak, including up in the santa cruz mountains on the peninsula. >> a mission peak area on up towards mount diablo and some rainfall roundabout view over the 3 months talking. everything you need to know in this wintry forecast. still ahead. >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news today. we're talking everything whether i woke up this morning. glad give just a little extra time because the entire wind chill, john, just for rosen completely. yeah. that's what happens when you get this very, very cold weather system moving overhead and we do see a lot of moisture out there moving along with it. now we are going to be looking at some rain and some snow today. in addition to some frosty and slick spots out, there is rain in notice what we're seeing over the east bay hills right now is some dry conditions right here at this moment. but we are seeing showers elsewhere across the region. snow continues o

hannah: what's happened was predicted and predictable. they have had children going missing.ly, really sad and really shocking. on top of that, we have had reports of really bad bullying behavior in the hotels and that children have been treated very badly. and this is all part of the government's hostile environment plan, where refugees and asylum ekers in this country are treated so badly. malcolm: traffickers charge asylum seekers up to $7,000 for crossing the channel. those who can't afford it are sometimes required to pay off the debt by working in the drugs trade. the government has a moral and legal obligation to protect unaccompanied minors. and, by keeping them safe, what they would also be doing is disrupting the smugglers' business model. on a handful of occasions, police have prevented young people from being taken away. but by abducting so many with virtual impunity, gangs are proving that their type of crime pays dividends. on the defensive in parliament, immigration minister robert jenrick. robert: the rise in small boat crossings has placed a severe strain on

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ok, hannah, i want to bring you in. now i'm in this crimea going to be on the table here in, in, in negotiation. ukraine is over the, on the table and the question is not in the president's statement. if you remember the negotiation that happened between russia and ukraine back in march. if some bull at that time, it was a proposal to speak about creamy separately. but what about the russian federation grove, negotiation and after march we didn't have 80. it's not that you couldn't do that one because she said in the beginning of the work, why when we speak now to johnny, so categorical, probably she just wants to see how the resistance movements within the last few months of up deliberation or sure song started to be strong just yes, the ukrainian flag was by far as long as we see thousands of the yellow ribbons of the leaflets of the ports are all around here for a while and all other places wrong to not speaking about 15 percent of the cranial structural populations infusion population off the sun and swallow the did

hannah gutierrez reed, the film's armourer, has also been charged. our west coast correspondent sophie long sent this update from los angeles. through on through on her, do the test, and one on the arm over there. the frantic efforts to save the cinematographer. in the moments after a rehearsal became a real—life horror story. halyna hutchins left behind a husband and young son, and an industry asking why live ammunition was ever on a film set. alec baldwin was the actor on set that pulled the trigger. alec baldwin was holding the gun but he denies pulling the trigger. he says it was freak discharge from a weapon he had been told was safe. i pulled out, slowly turn, cocked pistol, bang, and she hits the ground. but now he has been formally charged with involuntary manslaughter, which alleges a criminal degree of negligence. hannah gutierrez—reed, who was in charge of weapons on set, faces the same charges. prosecutors claim alec baldwin did not have sufficient firearms training, that he failed to deal with safety complaints on set, that he put his fi

hannah are you ready. yes, fine . can we turn out the lights?na is more audible farewell to the waves, but better days. written and directed by katherine bryan producers philip jansha tori socks cinematographer composer hugh nicholson starring simon peck and jonah temple for me on this day. i remember dreams in my life. dear, believe me, i can’t understand your heart. i need you as a light. you must, you must understand this. and why why don't i know myself believed your blue eyes and now i'll tell you. you are my only destiny. you are my only destiny. why i don’t know myself, i believed your blue eyes and now i’ll tell you you are my only destiny. hello dear friends with you, valery syutkin, the light jazz group, and our podcast of the melodies of my life today, our joint evening with you, was opened by andrey's song scream to kotov's poems why, why, of course, we cannot answer all the questions that life puts before us, but if our today's meeting is simple for someone will cheer you up or help in a particular life situation. we will be very pl

>> alec baldwin formally charged along with the woman who handles the gun on the set, the armorer hannahgutierrez-reed. the evidence prosecutors say they have. mola lenghi on what both could now face. >>> the newly elected new york congressman who lied about so many parts of his life story, george santos, and the apology today for lying about his education. embellishing his resume. and agreeing to step away from committee assignments for now. rachel scott tonight asking santos, was he pressured to do so? and the new interview tonight, santos on why he should get to stay in congress. >>> president biden and the documents. the white house pressed tonight, why did the american people not know that the fbi searched his private office in november, the one he used after he was vice president, after his own team found those classified documents? the white house says the president has cooperated and has been transparent throughout all of this. mary bruce tonight. >>> for the first time, the deposition video of former president trump in the case against his business. what he says over and over ag

that's not hannah. it does make sense he'd identify with hannah montana.le lives. they are both wanted internationally and they are both the superstar children of billy ray cyrus. this anthony devolder also claims to appeared on "the sute life of zack and cody." okay, seriously doubt he was in any disney shows, though i'm pretty sure he was in nickelodeon's "no, icarly." the bio claim santos' first major film role was in the nonexistent 2009 movie "the invasion" startting alicia silver stone and uma turman. oh, i love uma turman. she was so good in "purp furction." purp furction. purp. purp furction. we also had some news from the former president over the weekend. throughout his campaign, he frequently appeared with youtube maga influencer sisters, diamond and silk. unfortunately lynette diamond hardaway recently passed away and on saturday, the former president attended her memorial service and gave a eulogy where he spoke highly of the woman who did so much to help his campaign in between complaints about how long the funeral was going. >> they told me,

hannah gelbart, thank— social media platform. _ pay has grown at its fastest rate in 20 years, but is still failing to keep up with rising prices, according to the latest figures from the office for national statistics. they show pay — excluding bonuses — rose 6.7% between october and december, which amounted to a real terms pay cut of 2.5%, taking into account rising prices. the uk's unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.7%. here's our business editor, simonjack. under the bonnet of the jobs market, not everything is running smoothly. how fits, like other businesses, is finding it hard a post—brexit and post—pandemic to find staff with the right skills. it is having to be more creative about attracting the 1000 new vehicle technicians they need and are targeting the huge number of over 50s who have left the workforce. —— halford's. to number of over 50s who have left the workforce. -- halford's._ workforce. -- halford's. to get the riaht workforce. -- halford's. to get the right peeple _ workforce. -- halford's. to get the r

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hannah. >> james reyna, good morning. that's right.ht now, president biden is meeting with the polish president and tomorrow he's scheduled to meet with eastern members of nato known as the bucharest 9. these are all key allies who've been supporting ukraine and they're expected to sit down to discuss next steps as this war heads into a second year. president biden traveled by train to poland from kiev. >> were his surprise visit was punctuated by air raid sirens. >> but we're a sharp reminder of why he made the trip to ukraine. i'm here assure on wavering support for nation's independence. now in warsaw to meet with the polish president and other nato leaders, president biden is hoping to solidify western support for ukraine as the country marks one year since russia invaded fought ukraine was >> and the west was divided and he's counting on us. not sticking together. >> ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky credits president biden for leading the global aid effort and says that ongoing unity is critical success. and were. >> make y

hannah. >> justine, good evening. congressional black caucus just finished their meeting with president biden and the chair says the discussions went well. they're both on the same page about how to move forward to trying to get legislation on police reform passed. >> the grief over the death of tyre. nichols is being paired with calls for change. >> my hope is is dark memory. >> nichols died after being beat by memphis police officers during a traffic stop king comparisons to the murder of george floyd and sparking new conversations about making federal changes to law enforcement. we need your help. >> to make sure we can get the legislative actions that are necessary to save lives. the congressional black caucus is leading the charge to reintroduce policing reforms, focusing on things like banning choke holds and no-knock warrants and making it easier to prosecute officers. president biden says he'll sign that legislation, but the white house acknowledges the difficulty of getting it passed. it will require republic

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the father, hannah, tubs, i was like who? just an example of that. this is also a transcript of the jailhouse call between tubs and an unidentified caller, a conversation with the unidentified caller, so when you come to court make sure you address me as her. what do you believe george gascon -- what is his incentive? >> he's a politician, not a prosecutor. so he's going to do what's politically expedient. so right now he's trying to i guess garner favor with the trans community but i don't think anybody from the trans community is claiming tubs or anybody is fooled by tubs. the only person fooled is george gascon and even he knows that tubs is not sincere about this transgender status. a year ago he even admitted in the l.a. times that he knew he gamed the system and for him to suspend me for not using the preferred pronoun of a child molestor, i think just shows how vindictive george gascon is about people who speak out. >> sandra: what's next for you? >> i'm going to stay with the office. i love being a d.a., proud to be a prosecutor, i work with

>> that actually helps hannah gutierrez-reed to some degree, right?hen that should help her, but they don't seem to be giving her any credit for that in connection with the case. so, yes, it's important against baldwin in the big picture here. but, no, i don't think hannah gutierrez-reed is getting any credit for it with the prosecutors. >> well, because you still have those live rounds. >> exactly, live rounds and you have a question of her not being with the gun when she was supposed to be. >> dan, always thank you for your insight, my friend. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> now to fireworks at the alex murdaugh trial as a defense attorney clashed with the lead investigator over his interview with murdaugh just days after the killings. eva pilgrim is here with more including stunning new details from the wife's cell phone activity around the time of her murder. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these phones, they track a lot more than just calls and texts, when you move, when the phone moves, face i.d. attempts and the state is

news senior political analyst, juan williams and cofounder of based politics, she back, we love it hannah cox. jason i start with you. the push to squash lab leak theory was ce censorship not science. >> that is 100% correct, it has to do with fact that democrats decided to dive into an au authoritarian state to see how much they could get away with, by telling us, shut up, do we we tell you to do and don't question us. it was when folks asked honest questions, questions that were asked in good fading agood faith about whether or not masks helped ewe were told it was coming from conservatives primarily, it cannot be true and has to be conspiracy theories that ruin add a lot of people, not a single person will apologize, i guarantee do you there will be no meaningful attempt to explain. kennedy: there is just a lot of gaslighting. whole thing is odd. i don't know where you go from here, juan? how do you make china pay? who should be accountable? >> i sometimes forget why i love watching this show, because you said that, it is how to we make china pay. i think some people say, wait, what ab

who knew the little child of christ himself, were the prophet of seeds and a boa constrictor named hannah and kaya, not ashamed, stayed at the shrines. my dear, there are people who need a daughter at the church for everyday life, how to pray, there is a specific part of the saint. these are the side women and men listening to the fact that the prayer at the suit on the left-hander is the ear and the end of the day. similar sounding and was so self and the hierosalines. kali-maria brought jesus. at the shrines, like akhperov’s pan god, there was already old age simeon yakiusyo, his long life , shakao to bring a substitute for self-restraint and patience. simeon was from the populace, he was given the happiness to take the little jesus in his arms. the prophetic word is that he has a drill. what a mustache of the people to shine simeon taksama said that not everyone will accept such bright people that they will threaten them with reasons from the mother, but after all, the seas of the holy beliefs in all the bones of belarus serve consecrated to the divine is served in the process with can

i'm hannah brandt. >> u.s. state department is reiterating its do not travel warning for some parts of mexico. officials currently classify 6 mexican states is having level 4 travel advisory concerns. that's the the highest level they could use. it is due to the risk of violent crime gang activity and even kidnapping. they say mexican cartels control many of the resorts in those areas and those planning a spring break trip. might want to have second thoughts. >> there are big and they're not going to have their name on there like a scene, a little cardio that owned they're going to they're going to do to other in the video that have interest in the company that already. and i think one of the main to breathe and that is to launder their money. >> out of 32 mexican states only to have the lowest level of travel advisory. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 5 with breaking down the super bowl set. but not before taking a look at halftime show from yesterday. also prices to fill up your tank on the rise again, unfor

you know, nicole hannah jones, part of the 1619 concept, the philosophy america is racist and evil and that is the genesis of the cashless bail and all this leftist thinking and what brought us to where we are now, we've got criminals running rampant, nobody wants to keep them in jail, we let them out, they never come back to answer the charges and we have stores that are shutting down and she's worried she's inconvenienced. my favorite part of this, you have texas, people in texas have backbone. >> lawrence: that's right. >> jeanine: they have guns and criminals know and they know if a woman in texas pulls out a gun, she knows how to use that gun, the kid with the long gun is running out. >> sandra: better believe he will regret that. lawrence, you talked to philly teenagers who are living with crime and what they are dealing with. >> lawrence: tell me sweetheart, what is on your heart? >> i don't know, i feel like -- ruin my life. >> lawrence: yeah. >> put me in a space where i was sick, i couldn't get out of bed, i lost weight. i just wasn't happy, it took a change, a toll, i watche

i'm hannah brandt. >> well, another positive development on the public health front. the monkeypox emergency also coming to an end. the emergency declaration for the disease and today for the last month, the average number of new daily cases across the country has been in the single digits down from an august 2022. peak of about 450 cases a day in all more than 30,000 americans contracted monkeypox resulting in 23 deaths. last december. thousands of university of california academic researchers and teaching assistants were among those to get significant pay hikes after going on strike. but now some fear. >> that may lose their jobs because the university just doesn't have enough money to cover the costs of the pay hike. kron four's. dan kerman reports. it was back in november when some 48,000 university of california postdocs academic researchers. >> teaching assistance and graduate student instructors went on strike seeking better wages and benefits. big pay raises followed. an agreement was reached but now concerns some may be out of a job because the university we'

i'm hannah brandt. all right, anne, thanks for that update. >> still to come on the kron morning news. have you seeing this product on your shelf? well, the fda is taking it off of shelves. we're going talk about what you need to know about this recall with the back. for your money this morning. your next car insurance bill might be a shock because premiums are going way up. >> california insurance commissioner ricardo lara proved big rate hikes in response to insurers complaining they're losing money during the pandemic. most increases are around 7%. but there still some request asking for as much as 20%. consumer advocates argue the commissioner should have granted increases with many insurers have yet to give customer rebates over. one people were not driving that much during the pandemic. talking about for your health in the know pro. so we simply plant-based baby formula. it's being taken off of the shelves. the fda says it could have been contaminated with bacteria. the causes illness in babies. n

spencer: hannah began collecting the shells in the of the uc davis marine laboratory at bodega bay.he wanted to learn if the acid buffering calcium component in the shells could help keep the title habitat less acidic. first testing her theory in lab experiments. hannah: we did see a buffering affect, and in addition to data suggesting that was the k, -- case, we could see that the clams grown and it grew more shells than those without it. spencer: she is hoping mixing shells into the squishy breeding ground can help young clams survive and develop in a more balanced shoreline environment, even if surrounding oceans become more acidic. meanwhile, back at the presidio, wildlife ecologist jonathan young says shoreline oysters are also having success, drawn to the chemistry of their new homes, which they may associate with an optimal routing environment. jonathan: platonic larvae floating around the bay have found these structures, have landed on these structures, and have been going on these structures. spencer: openly, they are two research projects creating a healthier ecosystem for

inez stepman, doug schoan and hannah cox. in is unsettling.ivety police might deem -- >> they are called inclusion ambassador. they are not just scary as you say, but they are dull as well. the concept is scary the revisions will not light children'smem imagining a on fire. this is planned, toning down. the pointy edges of art, this mentality has created an opportunity for the right in art. to actually do something that is provocative and under our current regime. on the other hand this is purpose that we buy stuff on paper, what is really scaring about this, this is new edition of the book, time to put roald dahle, by originals from on your book shelf, beside the doctor suess books that were also taken out of print. time to buy in paper. digital is too easily edited. kennedy: doug you are a celebrated author with over a dozen books to your name, this has to drive you nuts, you love free speech. >> absolutely. it does. i might find some of the language as you said, that dahle used inappropriate or offensive. so what. that is the world we live

you have hannah and sasha are both paramedics. they met during a mission on the front. was the youngest, couldn't we've known each other for 3 months ago, and we've been inseparable. the whole time, except for a few days. sancho proposed marriage within 5 days of meeting of hannah. yes, actually in law, i used to turn down marriage proposals. oh boy scott and thought, i didn't want to get married and a little katya until i met my prince during the war. but instead of living here, sasha was determined and he won. yes, henry, as heart. she used to be a beauty queen and a lawyer and key of war turned her into a paramedic. the couple got married at the front line and december, a military commander officiated the ceremony, the newly whence are spending their honeymoon here. dalton levy nearest provides butters of strength war reveals people's true colors, ah lubin, as he quote this book, the soul of the person, you're communicating with c e m. and they leap. she thought you see their good side and their bad side talk navy, me, ah, the during war time, use all concrete up on