howard: yeah.s with top national security officials and chewed them out over these leaks. now, look, there are certain things the american press doesn't do in wartime such as publishing troop movements. we all knew, broadly speaking, that the u.s. was giving ukraine intelligence, so why should these outlets report that we're essentially responsible for killing russians? you point out how does putin react to that k and i just think there are times when you say no. >> the fear is you did make ambiguous speculation over the u.s.' direct role. i give you for an example when i was in mosul in 2016, the u.s., 82nd airborne, was in an advise and assist role helping the iraqly special forces -- iraqi special forces drive isis out of iraq are. that was of not a secret. we were reporting that on the ground, but even then we were not revealing sources and methods. in this case this is not a publicly-known amount, and that's why president biden is so very upset. and i bring it back to the media. at the end of

howard: right.julie, the tricky part of this mental health issue is the police initially did their job -- [inaudible conversations] he hadn't committed any crimes yet. and so shouldn't the -- >> i think -- [inaudible] howard: -- a hard line to draw. >> yeah. i think if you have the intent of killing others, school shootings are higher in this country than the entire world. so if somebody comes out and says i'm going to shoot and kill the president? do they get away with that? no, they do not. you cannot threaten to kill and and shoot innocent kids in high school and walk away and get the right to buy a gun. i think intent to kill minors, that that's enough to take any rights away as far as owning a gun. will: as long as we're having an all-encompassing conversation, the mental health issue. this guy was on the internet, and he laid out his motivations, but he also said he got bored during the pandemic in 020 and just -- 2020 and just lost himself on the internet. i'm telling you, we're losing people

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howard: right.is will not eliminate abortion in some states, and he was very sort of magnanimous about it. howard: yeah. >> but that's because they are worried, howie, that this will activate some perhaps middle of of the road, centrist women in perhaps some communities that say, wait a minute, i wasn't paying attention -- howard: which is exactly what democrats want, and the media will continue to cover it. ben domenech, liz claman, great to see you both. >>> aahead, my white house sit-down with jen psaki, but up next, griff jenkins on his interview with president zelenskyy in ukraine. ♪ ♪ stuff works. this stuff works down to the root so weeds don't come back. this stuff works without hurting your back. this stuff works guaranteed, or your money back. this is roundup weed & grass killer with sure shot wand. this stuff works. this is roundup weed & grass killer with sure shot wand. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unl

howard: yeah. get to more of that, but if you look at what's been emerging, guy, texas police originally told journalists that two armed officers tried to stop the shooter, that wasn't true the. he went in an unlocked door. they waited more than an hour as students were calling 911. it is so heart-rebelling. parents growing agitated. police handcuffed one mom, and governor greg abbott says he was misled. should the media call these initial accounts what they were, lies, fake news? >> i think so. and, it's interesting, we can have a big policy event about guns, gun controls, school safety measures. one thing that has been interesting about at least this particular incident is some of the combatants have stopped attacking each other because the country seems united in outrage over what actually happened many terms of the official response -- in terms of the official response, the police response, and then the account of that response. we had bill melugin on my radio show this week, he was on the grou

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howard schultz is _ we are now all used to? howard schultz is the _ we are now all used to?e now all used to? howard schultz is the founder of - schultz is the founder of starbucks, and i think we have someone like that, you automatically get that throwback to steve jobs. i think companies especially of this magnitude think that we need to go back and go back to the original foundations of the company. this is the third time starbucks has asked him to come back, and if you look at his tenure from 1992 to 2017 when he left, right, the company's stock has gone up most 21,000%. so that is an incentive for him to come back, right, shareholders like that, obviously. however, he is very tough on unions, but he has a very great way of being able to speak to workers. i think that is his asset. he is a very likeable person. you remember there was one point he was thinking about running for president. this is all in the world of howard schultz. having been the founder, having had the stock price increase at such a large amount, and his ability to talk to people are certainly assets fo

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. >> and there is a new plan now for howard terminal. a recommendation that could help keep the a's in town. ♪ ♪ (music throughout) ♪ >> 7.13, right now and we're talking about the heat that's going to be pouring on us, i guess. today as opposed to tomorrow. yes, we're not get any of that. yeah, no rain. no rain has got the forecast that morning. when a good morning. we have those clear skies today. not sure if i'm dressed appropriately for the heat that we're going to see. he's that's going to stay here today into tomorrow as well. so you can plan things today. just be mindful of that intense and that's going to be beating down on us in certain areas across the bay area. what's happening is a high pressure system moving in situated over the east of us here. and that's going to warm us up. those winds we had yesterday. those are no longer causing us any of those cooler conditions that we saw unless you're in the north bay mountains, you're definitely gusty up the air. so be mindful as you're driving highs today. if you're inland. mid 80'

howard johnson has more. howard: philippine history is turning on its head.a disgraced family ousted from theresidential palace in 1986 amidst charges of corruption and brutality, the marcos family looks set to return with the people's backing. this was marcos earlier, casting his vote in his father's hometown. he was joined by his father soundro, who is running for congress. this, a rare periods of 92-year-old ml the, once a byword for greed because of her excessive collection of designer shoes bankrolled by the taxpayer. the marcos promised a return to the golden age of economic prosperity but critics say they have used social media to whitewash the sins of their past. the only person in the way of a marcos arrival is lenny, a human rights lawyer and economist, but she i well behind the unofficial tally of results. this year's election has been marred by reports of vote buying, violent skirmishes, and malfunctioning counting machines. you can see there are tensions in this polling station. we have been waiting for hours to feed their ballot papers into this

it's an honor. >> howard said he was drawn to jose andres's unbelievable story but at first he balked about doing it. worried it would be about him. >> he was hesitant. this is world central kitchen. i don't want a camera following me around telling the jose story. >> reporter: howard managed to convince him by bringing up another story he made. >> houston, we have a problem. >> i said, did you ever see "apollo 13". >> "apollo 13" was about an explosion aboard a spacecraft. >> this is what i love. >> and the people on the ground who gave their all to bring the astronauts home alive. >> we've got to find a way to make this fit into the hole for this using nothing but that. "apollo 13" is also the movie that got ron howard interested in telling real life stories even though at an early test screening one of the audience actually thought howard had made it all up. >> this is odyssey. it's good to see you again. >> i remember it was a 23-year-old caucasian male rated it for wouldn't recommend it. terrible. morelywo bull with two exclamation marks. i realized he didn't know it was a true s

howard terminal is not needed for, you know, maritime operations any longer. there's plenty of other space is only 2% of the port property and there's other ports in the bay area. oakland mayor libby schaff also optimistic sending kron 4 news. the statement, today's report is great news for oakland and our region. the best use of a dormant howard terminal is to convert it into a thriving waterfront, ballpark and neighborhood. >> campbell wants fans to know despite some recent setbacks, they should feel good about the a's staying rooted in oakland. really important milestone for the project. >> and with that approval and the approval of the city council. >> we have all the necessary approvals to move forward. so it's a big deal. there are 2 dates to be watching for next when it comes to the progress at howard terminal. one is june second. that is the public hearing. and then june 30th is the final vote in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> well, apple will require employees to be in the office not once, but at least twice a week. now. now the p

plus, the new a's baseball stadium at howard terminal closer to reality. how that plan would change communities in oakland. and much warmer temperatures around the bay area today. tomorrow is going to be the hottest day of the week for some. >> some others, maybe not so much. we'll explain. coming up much. we'll explain. coming up next. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they e

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the small isolated in nature of howard just not suited to the long-term modern shipping industry needs planning for the new ballpark started in 2017 on tuesday. cattle gave a prediction for when the first pitch will be thrown on the water front. whether it's 2026, 2027, we can open the do. >> the new ballpark before that the project will need to pass a final vote by the b cdc in june and for oakland city council to certify a development agreement. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> whether time as we take a live look outside here at the bay bridge toll plaza, clear blue skies and it got warmer today that it did. a chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to kind of explain the whole bay area phenomena hottest. yeah, coolest at the cone. i know it's strange, you know, recall the hottest day of the week. but people on the coast are going to say, hey, wait a minute, we've got that fog rolling in. it's going to be a lot cooler there. so, yeah, a little split is we're going to see the weather just really sore and places away from the coastline out there. now you've got clear skies in the san fran

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anthony howard joins me here in studio for more of us. anthony, welcome. before we get some analysis, i wanna start with a deal itself. let's talk in dollar terms. what does this mean for the rank and file member of the national women's team here to be? once i figure out a score $23.00 players, each player will be guaranteed $18000.00 per match. now that's 4 times what it was to go back to the $29.00 in world cup. the u. s. women are the best in the world. i play and win 7 matches and take on the trophy. each player to come $35000.00. he's in now i can say, look, the bank manager in the are, you would think inside that's going to be worth 125000. beyond that, there's also the pool of prize money from the tournaments, and this is where it gets interesting and important, that revenue sharing. and just to give you an idea of the revenue $360000000.00 was spent advertising against the men's world cup in 201-8100 1000000 against the women . this deal? this patio pardon me now takes in the 2026 means woke up and that's a crucial thing that's on the horizon that

and director ron howard has been capturing it all on film.e. >> reporter: in the sea of despair that is ukraine, here is a lifeline. chef jose andres and his world central kitchen has been on the ground for months, feeding thousands of ukrainians whose lives have been up ended by the war. how much are you back and forth these days? >> well, i've been more than 40 some days in ukraine. >> reporter: and for him, that's not all that unusual. >> i need to be very quick. boom. >> reporter: for the past 12 years, andres has brought his not-for-profit kitchen to the front lines of catastrophe. they have served more 60 million meals. >> you never know when the call is going to arise, from home or from where? >> reporter: from earthquake-ravaged haiti -- >> no food no, water, nothing. >> reporter: -- to hurricane-battered houston. >> we're going into very high water. i'm so glad we have these. >> reporter: but ukraine is a little different. it's the first time chedres apee operat in a waron right here is the kitchen area. >> reporter: on april 16th, a

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howard johnson, bbc news, manella. a lot of passion in these elections, i've certainly been witnessing that for myself while i've been here reporting on the elections, one of the things that really struck me was the number of people at the polling station who had come to make their vote, who had made up their minds already. it was a very complicated enormous election, but also just in the polling station that we were at on monday, we had at least three people come up to us and expressed frustration at the fact that they weren't able to feed their ballots into the voting machines. a lot of these questions as howard pointed out in his report, leading to some filipinos questioning the integrity of the vote, but at the same time, we are also hearing from the main rival who, we are also hearing from the main rivalwho, in we are also hearing from the main rival who, in what appears to be a sort of concession statement or some sort of concession statement or some sort of statement indicating she has indeed accepted some of th

joining us is howard marks howard, it's a pleasure, as always. >> thank you, sara it's great to be here. >> we've been very eager to talk to you about this current market volatility we're having an up day, but boy, has it been a rough start for stocks, for bonds. where are you -- where are we do you think in this process of correcting >> you know, i don't believe that anybody knows how far things are going to go i do think that the worst of the excesses have been corrected the groups that did the best in '20 and '21 have been hit the hardest generally speaking, you would think. but you would think that the things that did the worse contained the excesses and they have been hit hard. >> tech. >> tech, of course and, you know, the increase in interest rates has brought down the prices on what we're most interested in, which is credit or bonds and so they are now offering much more attractive yields than they did six months ago. so i think that -- i'm far from saying the decline is over nobody knows that. but i do think that the worst successes have been addressed. >> are you buying bonds

a great job some of you in the audience know that howard university was named after oliver, otis howard who helped to found it. arguably replacing howard with douglas made no sense for a president who didn't want a radical in the job except that it was a way of getting douglas under johnson's control johnson never made a formal offer to douglas. he worked through back channels because he didn't want to be exposed as going after douglas. especially if douglas said that so douglas's third son charles ramon douglas who worked at the freeman's bureau in washington's dc was charged with asking his father if you would like the job as was william slade a stewart at the white house the courtship went on in letters for several weeks douglas made it clear. he didn't want the job and then he betrayed the privacy that johnson wanted by letting an anti-jobs in new york newspaper. no about the offer the editor of that newspaper wrote as follows the greatest black man in the nation did not consent to the tool of the meanest white for this prudence and firmness mr. douglas is entitled entitled to the t

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any other words of wisdom for us, director howard? i think if there are no other -- >> do any department staff involved in this process at all? >> that's a good question. did you hear that, director howard? >> yes. thank you, commissioner wan. no, the only department staff that would be involved in the process would be kyle, as your commission secretary because he'll need to work with me to agendized certain items and with city attorney's office, that would be really the only person involved. >> thanks! >> in terms of other sort of recommendations or next steps, president ahn and members of the commission, what i'm hearing request is that we go forward to request from our group of pre-qualify firms, which among them is interested in working with the commission on the director recruitment, so we'll proceed with that. and then in addition, it sounds like there's some interest in or further flushing out the options in terms of a subcommittee or not, and i'm happy to work with the commission president and city attorney's office to help yo

howard terminal is not needed for, you know, maritime operations any longer.nty of other space is only 2% of the port property and there's other ports in the bay area. oakland mayor libby schaff also optimistic sending kron 4 news. the statement, today's report is great news for oakland and our region. the best use of a dormant howard terminal is to convert it into a thriving waterfront, ballpark and neighborhood. >> campbell wants fans to know despite some recent setbacks, they should feel good about the a's staying rooted in oakland. really important milestone for the project. >> and with that approval and the approval of the city council. >> we have all the necessary approvals to move forward. so it's a big deal. there are 2 dates to be watching for next when it comes to the progress at howard terminal. one is june second. that is the public hearing. and then june 30th is the final vote in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> it is 5.25. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we are continuing our coverage of the leaks. supreme court opinion

howard terminal is not needed for, you know, maritime operations any longer. there's plenty of other space is only 2% of the port property and there's other ports in the bay area. oakland mayor libby schaff also optimistic sending kron 4 news. the statement, today's report is great news for oakland and our region. the best use of a dormant howard terminal is to convert it into a thriving waterfront, ballpark and neighborhood. >> campbell wants fans to know despite some recent setbacks, they should feel good about the a's staying rooted in oakland. really important milestone for the project. >> and with that approval and the approval of the city council. >> we have all the necessary approvals to move forward. so it's a big deal. there are 2 dates to be watching for next when it comes to the progress at howard terminal. one is june second. that is the public hearing. and then june 30th is the final vote in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> it's 6.40, right now. coming up next after their win in game one, the worriers back to practicing. get rea

there are 2 dates to be watching for next when it comes to the progress at howard terminal. >>one is june second. that is the public hearing. and then june 30th is the final vote in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >>other news this afternoon, the department of energy will spend billions on battery manufacturing in hopes of helping the biden administration meet its electric vehicle goals. the federal agency announced monday the funding of more than 3 billion dollars in battery production. they say it's intended to strengthen the domestic supply chain in the united states, which will help lower costs for families and boost employment. according to the d o e e more than 2.5 million electric vehicles were sold at the end of march. president biden wants to have electric vehicles make up half of all vehicle sales in america by the year 2030. the california department of finance says the state is seeing its lowest population numbers since 2016 last year. california had 118,000 fewer residents which leaves us with a population of just over. 39 million residents. off

it been planed to show howard schultz, like the rest of the upper management, they will retaliate veryst people like me that are vocal about this, that are willing to fight against the company. starbucks is one of those companies that loves to market off of every possible because they can find. i am sure you are aware about how when pride comes, every single comedy puts on their two little rainbow logo. additionally as july roles, it's gone. like th's btter, indigenous lives, transtes, lgbtq. at the same time, they will market black lives matter materials for the workers but at the same time they will be firing black workers in memphis for unionizing. at this point, he to show what people like howard schultz care more about an it is obviously their image. amy: beto sanchez, thank you for being with us. we will certainly follow what happens now that the rear lawsuit was filed by the nlrb last night. demeaning you all be reinstated. beto sanchez is with the starbucks workers united, one of the work is known as the memphis 7, fired by starbucks. as we continue to speak with workers fired

this is a much different company in 2022 than the company that howard schultz left in 2018. 75% of allf the orders are either mobile or drive through or delivery. you have a younger consustomer base it will give me more clarity, probably enter at that price i like what steph is doing and i know the way steph thinks about markets, she's slowly going to be buying stock the remainder of the year i imagine. >> talk about another move, steph. you no longer have exposure to the semi space which is interesting. you sold broadcom, and that was the last of it >> yeah. and you know, i had sold nxpi and lam research, both were big positions beginning of the year. sold them, made good money same with broadcom, too. but i do not like the action the way amd is trading that was a phenomenal quarter. 71% total revenue growth, guiding 60% revenue growth because it is more synergistic to the company underlying demand in data center, there was nothing wrong, stock is up 2% this stock down 44% from highs low expectations and the stock can't rally. i am a little concerned, this is bigger picture, why i sol

they have the authority to take howard terminal out of port use designation. they're going to have a big public hearing on that on june. 2nd. and then they'll take the vote. june 30th right now, their staff has recommended that howard terminal come out of port use, but it's up to those commissioners. there needs to be a 2 thirds vote on june. 30th. and if that vote doesn't happen. the project is dead. but we're very excited that the staff analysis the project moving forward and we believe there. it's just so much to love about this project, not just for a's fans, but 18 acres of new waterfront 3,000 units of housing, tons of union jobs and great environmental standards. what is your message for? oakland a's fans watching this right now. this is going to happen. people keep the faith, but don't take it for granted. we need you to show up show up on june. second at that, the cdc hearing show up on june. 30th. >> because elected officials need to hear that. we love this project. we want it to happen. >> well, we also talked with mayor schaff about a number of top

also ahead, the future of the aids and the howard terminal still under debate. what oakland mayor libby shaft says is next in the efforts to keep the a's rooted in oakland. all right. and thank you for joining us today is may 4th and we are looking at howard terminal. i'm going to put an arrow right there. that's where it is c so in case you're wondering, where is this? howard turnbull's right next to that big black ship that never seems to move. and just north or i would say maybe northeast of jack london square, which you see in the four grand. welcome to the nine. the clock is ticking if you want to surprise mom for mother's day, according to the national retail federation, close to 85% of adults are expected to spend money on mom about 75% will get a greeting card. more than 70% will get flowers and more than half will take mom on a special outing. maybe out to dinner or something like that. the national retail federation predicts. in total americans will spend more than $31 billion on mother's day. that's up more than three billion compared to last year. an

. >> at howard terminal kron four's rob nesbitt has that story. more baseball, more jobs and more housing important selling points that the oakland a's in the city of oakland are using to try to keep the baseball team in the city. 34,000 seats 18 acres of public land and a rooftop park. just some of the highlights mentioned by oakland a's president dave kaval tuesday. he says the proposed ballpark will make better use of our terminal. >> this location now people can't even goes offense off. you know, it's just a parking lot gavel. and mayor libby schaff held a webinar to address naysayers of the project. some who have filed lawsuits against the city. the a'stin the city promising that the 1 billion dollars ballpark will be privately financed. i want to assure you that this project is the coin to be the most financially responsible sports deal in american history. mayor schaff says she's most excited about the addition of 3,000 units of housing that will help solve the housing crisis in the bay area will include more than 1000 affordable units. >>

and howard was there to be the straw that stirred the drink. >>> bryce alan, come on!cosell with don meredith is a classic sitcom odd couple kind of pairing. you couldn't help but be swept up by what those guys were saying. the booth itself was almost like a variety show. >> we have our expert with us here this evening. >> i called it a traveling freak show and it really was a traveling freak -- and the head freak was howard no question about that. >> the tension between the two of them made for the kind of the thing that you wanted to see every week. >> professional football is rapidly growing into a very big business. >> you understand football. our football, not what they call football in europe. >> i like to watch it. i don't understand too much >> would you look to learn more about it? >> we were on a mission that took us very close to saying, screw the football fan because he's going to come anyway. what we needed to do is appeal to women. we needed to appeal to the casual football fan. that's why we started telling stories that humanized the players. >> joe nama

a starbucks interim ceo howard schultz has a message for workers that are interested in unionizing.if you do, you could miss out on higher the company will invest 200 million in wages, equipment and training, it says. and that's on top of some previously announced benefits. overall, starbucks is planning to spend about a billion dollars this year on employees and improving customer experiences stores including newt more drive-thrus. why amazon will reimburse employee travel for abortions and non life-threatening treatments. according to reuters, the e-commerce giant has told its employees in the u.s. it will offer up to $4,000 in annual travel reimbursements for non life-threatening medical treatments include cellular gene therapies, substance ibuse disorder, services and abortions. and atnt is raising prices on some older mobile service plans due to inflation. the carrier raising monthly fees on the older packages by up to $6 a month for single line customers and up to $12 a month for families. and a few weeks after apple started requiring workers spend at least a couple of days in

howard terminal is not needed for, you know, maritime operations any longer. there's plenty of other space is only 2% of the port property and there's other ports in the bay area. oakland mayor libby schaff also optimistic sending kron 4 news. the statement, today's report is great news for oakland and our region. the best use of a dormant howard terminal is to convert it into a thriving waterfront, ballpark and neighborhood. >> campbell wants fans to know despite some recent setbacks, they should feel good about the a's staying rooted in oakland. really important milestone for the project. >> and with that approval and the approval of the city council. >> we have all the necessary approvals to move forward. so it's a big deal. >> what happened today was just a recommendation. there are 2 dates to be watching for next when it comes to the progress at howard terminal. one is june second. that is the public hearing. and then june 30th is the final vote in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> today marks the beginning of wildfire preparedness week

howard terminal is not needed for, you know, maritime operations any longer. there's plenty of other space is only 2% of the port property and there's other ports in the bay area. oakland mayor libby schaff also optimistic sending kron 4 news. the statement, today's report is great news for oakland and our region. the best use of a dormant howard terminal is to sonvert it into a thriving waterfront, ballpark and neighborhood. >> campbell wants fans to know despite some recent setbacks, they should feel good about the a's staying rooted in oakland. really important milestone for the project. >> and with that approval and the approval of the city council, we have all the necessary approvals to move forward. so it's a big deal. what happened today was just a recommendation. there are 2 dates to be watching for next when it comes to the progress at howard terminal. >> one is june second. that is the public hearing. and then june 30th is the final vote in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron 4 news time now for a weather check as we get a live look at the beauti

howard johnson, bbc news, manella. —— howard johnson, bbc news, manila.s morning people are waking up to these unofficial partially results, and for many who voted for bongbong, this will be seen as a significant victory, but for those who supported macro to, and her message of transparency, clean government, they will be sorely disappointed. now, just as we saw and howard's report there, the elections were marred with these reports of malfunctioning vote counting machines, and according to reports, some 2000 of these machines appeared to be faulty. at the polling station i was out on monday, we have at least three incidents of people coming up to us and saying to us that they are having difficulty feeding their votes through these machines. there was a great deal of frustration on display. 0ne there was a great deal of frustration on display. one of the things i've noticed in my reporting here over the last few days of these elections is just how passionate people are about their right to vote, about their right to vote, about democracy in this country.

howard terminal is not needed for, you know, maritime operations any longer. there's plenty of other space is only 2% of the port property and there's other ports in the bay area. oakland mayor libby schaff also optimistic sending kron 4 news. the statement, today's report is great news for oakland and our region. the best use of a dormant howard terminal is to convert it into a thriving waterfront, ballpark and neighborhood. >> campbell wants fans to know despite some recent setbacks, they should feel good about the a's staying rooted in oakland. really important milestone for the project. >> and with that approval and the approval of the city council. >> we have all the necessary approvals to move forward. so it's a big deal. >> what happened today was just a recommendation. there are 2 dates to be watching for next when it comes to the progress at howard terminal. one is june second. that is the public hearing. and then june 30th is the final vote in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, have a bear in the neighborhood again. make

so there's noback with me is foc chair howard being. howard, i have to ask you this.en previous administrations, they are excellent at demonizing people. you mentioned the name nancy pelosi in circles are calls, people will spit out their beer. you mention aoc and people nash 30th and [inaudible] i have the democrats been less effective at turning the mic a spurs and the bolton's? why have they not turned these individuals into the same kinds of villains? these guys try to take over the country. nancy pelosi and aoc were trying to give us health care. >> it's one of the problems with the democrats. it's essentially a problem because we are optimistic. the republicans are pessimistic. the republicans don't have values that are encouraging to humanity. they don't believe humanity is any good. they are in it for themselves. you know, it wasn't just those three that didn't have the courage to stand up to trump. 40 out of the 50 senators in the united states senate, the republican senators, don't have an ounce of courage between them. the other ten have some, but a lot of

w. news on anthony howard in berlin. we more news headlines in 45 minutes. talk . stay with imagine how many portion of floods are thrown out in the world. climate change can be very off the stores. this is my pleasure, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to go.

the howards are in action. according to the germ bundeswehr, it's one of the most modern artillery systems in the world. armed with $150.00 millimeter shells that have a range of up to 40 kilometers to how it so requires a crew of $3.00 to $5.00 soldiers. germany now wants to give 7 such how it says to the ukranian armed forces. as part of a german dutch deal, germany's defense minister announced a move during a visit to slovakia. dusty aka mines on together. we will now support ukraine even further by ensuring that yet it will be able to fight with howard sir, to thousands in the future. and so con kemp and kung, as we can get us up next of ohio. therefore out starting next week there will be training in germany on this weapons. upon this howitzer went and afterwards a total of 12 o 5 deco systems to 7 german systems arch list, support ukraine and his courageous fight comp. when tested the specific how it says have just been repaired and therefore not currently being used by the german army. the bonus fair nor

it generates a lot of cash for growth if you're howard shultz i think you're saying the baristas have been shortchanged and there's why it's not as much fun the inflation quote we played i felt was somewhat minimal. what mattered is howard is going to make it a better experience he feels the experience is not that good. the baristas are hard-pressed. he doesn't want that i think overall he feels like the company has lost the connection to customers. >> when you have a lot of people just going through a drive-through, that can happen >> right >> the customers -- you want cash in customers? go to dutch bros because there's a kiosk. they said to me, you want the super octane nitrite you were here yesterday. i'm, like, i'm from philadelphia how do they -- well, because they have a smaller-scale operation and starbucks became a bit -- i'm going to use the determine -- an assembly line, not unlike what you might find say at company like juniper. >> where mr. johnson was the ceo on -- so the stock will be up a good amount when we start trading 50 seconds from now. >> we felt much better my d

that's newer territory for howard, but his protagonist is a hero of cinematic proportions. >> houstonrector has trained his lens on a real-life here. "we feed people" follows renowned chef and humanitarian jose andres as he and his organization world central kitchen respond to disasters worldwide serving food and hope. >> you can listen to the situation. you can listen to it. you can listen to the people. >> how did this partnership and this documentary come to be? >> well, i had -- in recent years just i discovered documentaries and i for a long time i loved them as a fan, i admired them as a filmmaker and i saw jose speaking at a conference where we were both giving talks and it was remarkable. and it's a great story. and i love stories about teams. >> you say it's not a story about you, it's a story about world central kitchen, although those two things are inextricably linked because of how hard you work on the ground with world central kitchen. >> we call it world central kitchen because we need the world to join us. we want to be part of solving the issues that we face in the wo

howard remains to build the future of starbucks with partners side by side.e unio scholz actions in particular saying they were in vailation of the federal law >> and interesting to watch amazon and starbucks to come out much more strongly as they continue thanks for are bringing that it to us. you can read more at cnbc.com/pro and now to a cnbc news update. >>> thank you very much. a form orphiladelphia police officer is being charge would murder for shooting a young boy in march the district attorney said ed sol mendoza is facing charges, including murder he's accused of firing three shots at the boy during a foot chase, the final shot went into his back after the 12-year-old threw his gun away and was lying facedown on the ground. >>> a former new york city police officer who claimed he was acting in self defense has been convicted of assaulting a washington cop during the january 6thth rb capitol attack. webster, seen here, was accused of tackling the officer and grabbing his gas mask. and russian soccer teams, including the national team, will not be pla