so many memories here. >> reporter: ming quong's next page is about to say the end. but nona says she hopes she can leave this message. >> even though i was an orphan, it didn't make any difference. i got my job and got things that my customers would like and it just flourished. or bloomed. >> reporter: and she will cherish all the tales that brought her light from those who came to her store. >> i learned everything in life from them. they are so receptive. >> reporter: so this little shop named after an orphanage is proof that you never know what kind of story you will find in a store. >> how perfect. >> reporter: a very incredible woman she is. >> as mentioned in the story, her co-owner is moving their products to ming quong.com. he said they were given an option for their lease to continue but the offer came to late. the final day in the store is january 21. after being there for 60 years they will move out of the property by january 31. >>> many residents are already dealing with fallen trees. >>> come up at 7:00, we talked to a home insurance expert la dame, tr

under the first emperor of the ming dynasty, ju, yuan, by that time, xian had been at the top of histhe west. rome in the east. so they said, when, despite the great distance, the chinese and the inhabitants of the mediterranean knew a lot about each other . chang an is translated as a long calm, and its antiquity is evidenced by the fact that 72 royal tombs were located in the vicinity, and impregnable fortress walls ensured safety and tranquility. a powerful stone wall also once stood around beijing, but in the 20th century it was almost completely demolished, what is now, of course, regretted, the best preserved structure of this kind in all of china, its length is almost 14 km, but the most interesting thing is that you can go around the whole city along it, of course, it takes too much time, therefore, it is better rent a bike and ride the wall. by chinese standards, this wall is very young . it is only a little over 600 years old, but it is not a copy or a reconstruction, but a real medieval fortification, built according to all the rules of a military the art of that time, sto

ming aung hlaing commands a powerful army. russia and china are supplying him weapons.o crush the people's defence forces, who he calls terrorists. his forces are bombing villages and carrying out brutal raids. the military are relying on local informers to tip them off. now mahura has been told one is living nearby. she prepares her team to raid their house. they say they've already sent a number of warning letters. they find a house empty. after completing his training, myo is on his first mission against the myanmar military. rapid gunfire his unit is ambushing a remote military outpost. gunfire continues the raid has taken the military forces by surprise. they're not in uniform. myo�*s unit takes five soldiers captive. during the battle, myo�*s friend was badly injured. bell rings it's been six months since she's seen her boys. myo, too, is longing for loved ones. it's been eight months since he left home. two months after losing his friend, myo is being sent back into battle. low and welcome to this look at the weather for the week. 2022 handed with heavy rain for

so many memories here. >> reporter: ming quong's next page is about to say the end. hopes to leave this message. >> be proud of who you are. even though i was an orphan. it didn't make any difference. i got in here and did my job and got things my customers would like and it just flourished. or bloomed commission she will cherish all the tales that brought her light from the store. >> my customers are amazing people. i have learned everything in life from them. they are so receptive. >> reporter: so this little shop, named after an orphanage, is proof you never know what kind of story you will find in a store. >> how perfect. >>> it is 5:56. we have declared another first alert weather day. meteorologist jessica burch is tracking the heavy rain and strong winds all morning long. >>> we have a check on the power outages in the bay area. >>> and the governor with a warning to all in california. his message to stay safe as our state braces for even more severe weather. >>> and here is a (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period t

[guns bang g] [bom boom] when i w a kid w hear lot of mbing, a lot gunfirend all that, but ey were ming our villa ge evertime thehave a fht ybe fivesix mis away nextay we alyso seewhat t heck th look li.you kn, kid [cckle s] [melcholy inrumentalusic] opped a mb on th. ey dead d some othem nes, younow li that. and e body he a pe on thneck i thk the guwho stilal ive try to dg him aw oromethingike at. fosome rean they lt him.- the ty of saon was renad today. e victorus commusts whoforcedhe city'surren r id the cital ofouth vietnam hencefth will known ho chi nh c it [helopter ars] [yelng in a reign laua ge] - i was nineears oldwhen ieft vietm. th was like in 1975,right en the cntry fal everody was aos, nning fotheir li. wead aboutaybe 200eoplerushinto all t boat. st of em we don't ev know th.they jt despere, ju like we are trng to lee the co try. we go tohurch, t priesttell uthis amecan shipwill pk your pple upout in t open water. we lk all y and wecan't nd nobody, nothi. that nit real srmy, have tourn back puanchor dn. mebody ithe landiththe bigun, younow,right my boatnd boom,it's rht next

you see the choir in ming. i smoked. let's say i'm a min-forvida. you're just and what is to see?s is when in care added potatoes. ai-ai-ai, and at the same time they were insulted. ah-ah-ah-ah, so there is love. here is what it means. i love this job. i told them so, which means that you did not fall into love before us. please tell me, this is the main love, but you understand, they didn’t add potatoes to me in the store. catching love, potato. but what should i do? refer to the heads in the sensitivity of the heads, the clarity of the head physician. please tell me, this is the main sensitivity, no faggots will not. this is the main thing, allah, sensitivity, fuck you, you are in the basement. here is git i'm a kitty. we will be . please tell me, this is a joke, damn, there are lazy people walking around, they don’t let everyone work. yes, but what is here, what climbed out? what can't you read ? it is written, but the main thing is politeness, now it's the other way around. it is planned to reduce the administrative apparatus, which was, for example, a smaller main fence, and

foundation and by the national endowment for the arts, on the w ato;o;ó7■ ■ - hey i'm valerie june. mingel south . - [henrietta] the southern way of life was something sacred. do not question. do not doubt. close your mind, and believe what you're supposed to believe. - [valerie] in 1940, a young woman left sweet home alabama for the porta vida of costa rica. - [henrietta] i would be out there experiencing all kis of wonderful new things. ybody strange, anyby different. - [valerie] in a tale of romance and revolution. one woman on a quest for adventure finds herself in a true awakening.

we dhao ve se omscattered sherows but they areov ming out the bayre aa. spdeite this bre,ak we veha a floowad tch in eecfft for the tienre bay aare throughom torrow evening. let me show you seom of the more primessive aspec otsf the storms. 72 hour rainllfa totals tinhe bay area. overhr tee incheins san ancisco. nearly 2.5 ihencs in san jose. boulder eecrk ceom over 7.5 inch.es it has bn eevery wet. the sierra snowpack is way above eravage for isth point ithn e season. 247% of eravage statidewe. there misore rainnd a more snow tohe t sierra. you can see we he avsunny skies yet oneor me storm aisbout to moven iwednesdayig nht before the stngri of sunnday ys. i will have the full forecast in a few minutes. kristen: we go to theae st bay and new dgeanrs due ttho e ormy weaerth. leslieri bnkley spe okwith homeowners in berkeley w ahore dealg inwith serusio much like dama.ge -- mudslide damage. leslie: i am athe t command ceernt for the mudslide atth founrtunatelisy hitngti homeowne irsn the beelrkey llhis. >> we stju finishered modeling the house. so, it'sar

one at pass a bit fther, and ere's one thatasses in the ckso you're loing at water saltwat intrusi ming from theipeline nals, anthey desoyed the vegetati that wesed to have.. b, you kn, most othe people wk for thoil comnies. th'rethe one that's putng food d payin the nt and mtgages a stuff likehat, s as muchs you hate tm, youave to ke them. dupreisle de an charl is-- what's theommonsaying?-the canaryn the mi field. 're seeing-ver herewe call relive sea vel riseyou ha the glol sea lel rise, whichs slightbut abou80% of the s level re here i becse of suidenceso we th subsing and y have th globasea leverise at e sameime, soe areinkingy, think i's 3illimete a ear. it esn'sound li muchbut you into yea, 50 yea, and yostart to noti differees when you're alady onlylightly ove the ter likesle de jeanharles. brunetin the beginningit was a slow ocess. iwas real not ally noteable, buthen whener the wer start comg in evemore witit, it got to bmore rad becaue they hadore war comingn nd the ld didn't sta a chanc so many ople on eir o did makthe decion to go becse of thwater. dena naqn: my damoved of th

let's go to ming in new jersey, ming >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i know you love have this stock for a long term but also holding airy just under $15. how do you feel -- >> solar tracking. interesting spac play and if they make the money they're supposed to make this year, then i think you'll be in very good shape. let's go to lester in illinois, lester >> caller: how are you, sir? >> i am good, lester how about you? >> caller: i hope the family and you are well this year got a big question i look at you for investments. the question is my company's phrase got a lot of those years. get your opinion -- >> too speculative for me. sorry. that's too tough losing too much money and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is spronsored by td ameritrade coming up, get while the getting is good. opportunities in crypto and china are there for the taking but the window closes fast next thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets yo

they ardealing wi ming stories and thirsty state with much needed moisture.ith all of the downpour it has californians wondering if it will provide some actual drought relief. well, give us a little bit more insight . the california department of water resources conducted its first snow survey of the season. this is the first of the 260 snow surveys done per year. the department of water resources measured both the water content with the snowpack and snow depth. they provided scientists with key information on the water supply. >> the snowpack is actually off to one of its best starts in 40 years. however, that does not mean we are out of the woods quite yet. we must continue to remain vigilant and continue to conserve water. >> the survey took place at the philip station near highway 50 in lake tahoe. by sampling the snow it provides essential data needed to predict california's water levels later on in 2023. >>> a scary situation still developing in the nfl, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin is in critical condition today. this is after going into cardiac a

most oppele and belarus do n hotave ynt ierest in a t fighwith uke.rain the contnsta exerc,isesov mingff a ondut of belarus, oskee ep the ukrais nianands u lookg innorth and thinking of the possibi,lity wchhi helps the ssians. i do tno think it wiomll ce tou of there, nn ot ia gnsiificant y.wa a:laur psiredent putin has been ictok claimis it a pitosive trend. who at dyomau ke oft? tha gen. hs:odge ty hewill want to make asuc mh tou of it as they can to dstemonra steuccess. i thitink wl ilbeim lited in sit iacmpt for a couple reasons. one, they have nothinitg wh whic eh toxpitlo that success. the capt ouref solidar,nd a enve ifak bmud wer tfao ll, it does not creeat- -there is nothing else the.re i do not think mr. pergosian is interest iinn dog chmu else. we are waking up to the factok s arid is''t- - solidar is portt anbecause it has a salt deposit. laura: you haveri bta,in france andan pold ndseing more weapons to ukraine. do you t thinkhe.s u. could do more, sdienng aircraft, longer-range msiisles, to inbrg th w taro a close? gen. hodges:bs aoleluty. i ro pudf o what myou cntry hane

ming, yes, mom, what happened, and what she accepted, there is a suspicion that it was a fake, this cand they are all produced for the factory . these are fakes. this is what i signed documents on the purchase of mother's medicines. there is my signature official. look, all the series on the movie one tv is the most increasing and the risks are growing. so now we want. here it is here are the operatives so to speak. 1tv cinema presents zhertinsky emotions run wild, the confrontation between the best figure skaters of the country reaches a new level tinkov cup of the first channel live broadcasts. for 300 rubles. install the application tinkov recovered, as if you have been waiting all your life. the child will. this is true. and the agreement about not lying is in force. for discord with my father on one issue, he hinted to me that if i slow down, everything will be okay girls, they are very fond of cautious opportunists. do you want to be like your father? let's. now the soviet can talk to karakhan dmitri he will understand. yes i understand thanks. they say that children are our futur

judeo owner ming lehmann. and mei mei , his family said she loved to dance, also died. >> she got in the car with her partner and she was backing up. she stopped when she saw a person and that's when the shooter went to her side of the window and shot her. >> so many questions to be answered. investigators are trying to determine why exactly this elderly asian suspect targeted people at the dance studio. police tell us he took his own life as they approached a van allers -- hours after the killing. an 80 mile drive from where we were. there, they have found hundreds of rounds of ammunition as well as the rifle. after leaving the first dance studio where people were killed in the shooting, he went to another dance hall in alhambra. a 20 or 30 minute drive from here. thankfully, the owner, the son of the studio, his name was brandon, was able to wrestle the gun away from the shooter. so many things happening in monterey park here in southern california. >> you've been in the community. we see the outpouring. tel

that night but decided to stay home she woke up to the news that one of her friends, ballroom manager ming ma, was killed friends say he was the first to rush the gunman. >> he was the hero of that place he was a teacher but so humble and always elevating everyone that would come. that's the kind of person he was. >> reporter: meanwhile, authorities are facing criticism it took five hours to announce there was a gunman on the loose. the sheriff said yesterday their release of information was strategic and ultimately it worked lester. >> steve patterson in southern california tonight. thank you. >>> we're tracking a massive winter storm bringing severe weather to much of the country including the houston area where there is damage after a reported tornado and very strong winds. al roker is here al, it could be a dangerous night for a lot of folks >> that's right. lester, a complicated storm. we've got snow on the back side. severe weather in front of it and, in fact, we have tornado watches now for much of louisiana, southern louisiana till 1:00 a.m. we have tornado warnings also coming up,

for me and the entire team here in doha, goodbye. o;o;ó7ó7 - hey i'm valerie june. ming up on reel south [henrietta] the southern way of life was something sacred. do not question. do not doubt. close your mind, and believe what you're supposed to believe. - [valerie] in 1940, a young woman left sweet home alabama for the porta vida of costa rica. - [henrietta] i would be out there experiencing all kis of wonderful new things. ybody strange, anyby different. - [valerie] in a tale of romance and revolution. one woman on a quest for adventure finds herself in a true awakening.

- hey, i'm valerie june. ming up on reel south . - [valerie] in a musical genre dominated by male performerss woman was determined to have her voice heard. - when i think think about alice gerrard, i think about somebody who's lived her life following her love. - [valerie] and she made many sacrifices along the way. [somber violin] ♪ bear me away ♪ on the breeze of the morning - [valerie] hear "you gave me a song", up nt on el south.

in ming, the figures confirm the development of the aurora operating system will be carried out at these of the developer, that is, the company rostelecom newspaper sources specify money from the state budget. they wanted to allocate for the development of applications for aurora and adaptation of mobile devices for it, the operating system - this is being developed exclusively for the needs of the state in russia , there are even companies that make tablets where aurora is installed, but the name of the manufacturers is aquarius and byte erk to the mass consumer. it is unlikely that these tablets were known in the amount of more than 300,000 pieces used for the census. then we wanted to give them to doctors. and teachers, but as reported there was a problem with the fact that, kindly, no required applications. ilya all about the economy thank you denis economic review today vladimir putin arrived in ufa where a farewell ceremony was held for the first president of bashkiria, murtaza. rakhimov, he died on wednesday at the age of 88 after a long illness. vladimir putin laid flowers at t

suratated and soakg inwet withai rnat wer, that we can sllti see msludides, landslid, esand rockli sdes ming down. amanda:ne o parkan rger describe ist as a box cyoann ere the desis are very steep, gravity csiaung objec ttso slide down in dry condiontis. nowou y factor minoisture d anhigh wdsin. that's'what a thi mngakes it muchor me challgienng. amanda:mo ang the lt isof impacts, erosionro, ad hazards. enev the temporaryol hlywood style sign that cebelterad the park 150ea yrs is no me.or there is much to do before eth rkpa reopenso tthe public, includgin havginan rgers hike evy ertrail toss aess unknnow dama,ge potentilyal having to clear narw rotrails by hd,an or bringi ingn hvyea equipme tnto the job. >> when the trefee ll into eth creek,t i took out a chunk oaf tareining wall thate w believed to bsue pportinghe t roadw.ay anamda: for that damage, an engineer wilhal ve toom ce out to detmierne the best way to eitheres rolve the issuer o roreute traicff. since the n yewear's eve osure, rgeanrs are sineeg 100 sivitors comgin up tohe t trenance onltoy be turned arou.nd this is not the only p

- hey, i'm valerie june. ming up on reel south .le performers, this woman was determined to have her voice heard. - when i think think about alice gerrard, i think about somebody who's lived her life following her love. - [valerie] and she made many sacrifices along the way. [somber violin] ♪ bear me away ♪ on the breeze of the morning - [valerie] hear "you gave me a song", up nt on el south.

you hope it never has to be utilized but ming sure it is as advanced and approved by third-party specialistshn: despite all the praise the medical team is getting for what happened, are they going to review this and see if they can make it even better? >> they will because even in the case of a successful operation, as i think we can say now, and doctors at the university of cincinnati hospital where damar hamlin is have said that this protocol was when going into place was really what saved his life and restored his neurological function. it still will be reviewed. it still has to have separate approval in the off season before it can be rehearsed and then deployed. john: jordan rodrigue of the athletic. thank you so much. ♪ john: people with robust social connections are more likely to live longer, healthier and happier lives. but according to census bureau surveys, people were spending less time with friends and more time alone. even before the pandemic, which only intensified the sense of social isolation and loneliness. laurie santos is a cognitive scientist and psychology professor at

these winds are ming from the northeast.he offshore winds because they're going from the land offshore. so they'll get better by tomorrow. here's the beach hazard statement, stays in effect from monday afternoon until tuesday. it was nice to have a few hours today where we were allowed to have one of those down and not be issued, but there's still a lot of wave energy in the pacific coming our way and the final day here as we look at the coastal flood advisory, the time is monday at noon. that's when we'll have the next high tide for king tides. so it's really that probably helps in terms of what can i do with this information? noon is when we'd be the most vulnerable for the low lying coastal areas to have some inundation from high tide. morning is going to be cold tomorrow, but not as bad as the past few days. the last two ntinuee trend. nobody ten a freezes tomorrow morning, b sti in thbay vaeynd south bay, but are a lot more low 40s. daytime highs tomorrow are great. we'll be in the low 60s. that starts a warming trend a

. >> and you have a lot ming forward in the next couple of years because political election cycle isamping up again. >> one year from this month, we will have the first caucus, the first primary. so there is a lot to unpack, but no doubt that the situation is going be another impetus for political activation of the ap aapi community. we've seen record turnout in the trump years, and i can guarantee this will lead to further activation and outreac and i think our politicians and policymakers really need to pay attention to this moment. ú>> t >>> now to urban affairs, in san francisc, the municipal transportation agency called muni is in charge of all transportation from buses to rail to cars, to street closures , and bicycles and parking meters and like all transportation agencies, it experienced a tremendous drop off in ridership during the pandemic. the agency is now in the recovery phase, working from home remains popular which means there's much less traffic going to downtown san francisco, resulting in lower revenue. joining us now to discuss this time of change and what lies ahe

on this part of the front , destroyed columns of equipment, the continuous whistling of shells and mingt some distance from the sight that their large drones are constantly flying, first of all, this is the orlan-10, this is a reconnaissance reconnaissance drone. they work both day and night. they try to detect the accumulation of artillery equipment and personnel, as well as we already see here, we observe their attack drones, such as the lancet or the ones they call haryans, in fact, they are iranian martyrs, we also have information that they are here in this area, they also work not as intensively as in the direction of bakhmut, for example, but here too there is this coming this was an exit but before that there was an arrival it is possible we are just observing the so -called counter-battery fight when we fire they are trying to calculate the exit point and it will fly there, of course, taking into account the well-known accuracy of the russian troops at the end of 2022 the front line with active battles stretches on 880 km, 330 of them are rivers , including along the dnieper, e

the victims have been identified as 51 year old giorgio's there a chart theo ciara's and 35 year old mingyan, a married couple from san jose. that slide took place on el portal road near big oak flat road at about nine in the morning. last tuesday, the couple's dodge ram was hit by rocks that fell. 1000 ft. above that rode the force of the the r investigation tonight, the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period continues tonight law enforcement of saturated bay area roadways looking for impaired or distracted drivers. officers have encouraged people to use a designated driver, use a rideshare service or even take public transit. the maximum enforcement period runs through midnight tonight. laws are taking effect today as we begin 2023, california's minimum wage is now up to $15.50 an hour and that applies to all businesses. is until today. the minimum wage had been at $14 an hour for businesses with 25, or fewer workers and $15 an hour for companies with more than 25 workers. many various cities already have a higher minimum wage than the state and berkeley and emeryville and san fran

i mean, gee whiz, as a little boy ming from searchlight. as i look back, growing up in searchlight, i couldn't believe where i was raised. i was born in my parents' house in searchlight. we didn't have much money, but they left me something better. they taught me that by hard work, in america, you can succeed. my dad was a hard rock miner who--a lot of times, he worked and nobody paid him, and when they paid him, the checks bounced. my mother took in wash. now, you might ask, in a town of a few hundred people, whose wash would she take in? when i grew up in searchlight, it was a town of prostitutes. at one time, we had as many as 13 bordellos in searchlight. searchlight itself had no trees, no grass. it was just a place where there was no water. i'd wanted to go back to piute springs cause as a boy, my youthful mind, it was like paradise. and i went back. somebody had burned the trees, the big cottonwood trees. the fort had been knocked down. the lily pads were gone, the ponds were gone. i felt so bad about that. if we couldn't protect that

ming ma ran the dance studio. pinki chen. brandon tsay was able to disarm the shooter when he walked into a second dance hall a few miles away. >> some of these people i know personally. they come to our studio. it's a tight-knit community, and i hope they can heal from this tragic event. >> reporter: last night, a candlelight vigil as a community grieves together, remembering friends and loved one lost to violence. >> we may never be able to tell them the why, but we want to be able to help them heal from this. >> reporter: now, police are being criticized for how long it took to notify the public that a gunman was on the loose. the chief here says it took investigators hours just to get a consistent description of the suspect based on so many differing witness accounts. norah. >> kris van cleave, thank you. >>> we have an update on another disturbing incident of gun violence, this one in washington state. three people were killed in what police say was an apparently random shooting at a convenience store in yaki

well, in tonight's "money watch," cbs's nancy chen takes a look at the risk and benefit of this boo■mingndustry. >> buy now pay later-- how does that work? >> reporter: for online shoppers, the appeal seems obvious. zero-interest loans. smaller payments, spread out. and, unlike layaway, shoppers get their purchases immediately. but that ease of buying can add up, fast. >> you got that little rush when it came in the mail, and then two weeks later, there's the money due, and you're like, oh, what did i even buy? >> reporter: after downloading a "buy now, pay later" app, colorado preschool teacher amber cole quickly spent thousands of dollars. when did you realize there's a problem here? >> i bought a rug, which was like $600, and i would never spend that much on a rug. but i was like, well, it's only $125. >> reporter: 43% of americans groceries, to weddings.ay late but missing a payment could cost you... is there a risk to buy now, pay later? >> well, for many people, just like credit cards, they can get in over their head. >> reporter: rohit chopra is the director of the consumer financ

the snow and ice collapse at the exit of the tunnel, connecting the southwestern city of ming cheer with meadows. county emergency calls are looking for survivors. it's unclear how many people are missing. ah.

ming ma ran the dance studio.s friend was among the wounded. >> two bullets went through his leg. >> reporter: brandon tsay was able to disarm the shooter when he walked into a second dance hall a few miles away. >> some of these people i know personally. they come to our studio. it's a tight-knit community, and i hope they can heal from this tragic event. >> reporter: last night, a candlelight vigil, as the community grieves together, remembering friends and loved ones lost to violence. >> we may never be able to tell them the "why," but we want to be able to help them heal from this. >> reporter: now, police arehis. >> now, police ar being criticized for how long it took to notify the public that a gunman was on the loose. the chief here says it took investigators hours just to get a consistent description of thek investigators hours to get a suspect based on so many differing witness accounts. norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you. and in another disturbing incident of gun violence, this one in washin

- hey i'm valerie june. ming up on reel south . - [henrietta] the southern way of life was something sacred. do not question. do not doubt. close your mind, and believe what you're supposed to believe. - [valerie] in 1940, a young woman left sweet home alabama for the porta vida of costa rica. - [henrietta] i would be out there experiencing all kis of wonderful new things. ybody strange, anyby different. - [valerie] in a tale of romance and revolution. one woman on a quest for adventure finds herself in a true awakening. - [henrietta] it was an enormous uproar throughout the whole country. with a sense that we're facing a crisis and something has to be done. - he said marriage to me would never be boring. - [verie] she is "first lady of the revolution" on reel south . - [narrator] major funding for reel south was provided by: etv endowment, the national endowment for the arts, center for asian-american media, and by south arts. additional funding for "first lady of the revolution" was provided by alabama humanities foundation. [laid-back blues music] ["man done wrong" by valerie june

it's my presidt enbiden is ming to licafornia tshi week toee s theam dage these storms have donfie rsthand. the white house jusret leased his trelav plans today. declarioatn a week ago, it has been extendde to proveid federal fundinang d assisnctae to 41 of california's 58 counties, inudcling all y baarea couients. >> executive oerrd to assist recoryve efforts. califoiarn has bn eea steady of emergency for nearly o twweeks becausofe the stos,rm b tuthe storms a arelmost over. dan: spencerju, st one me oryda rofain this week, rhtig? spencer: tt'h's rit.gh he'r's a lo aokt live doppler. probably some lefterov sprinkles ov terhe highest eletivaons, but sically the bay area is dry d will remn aidry for wha ile. here is the forect asanimation sttiarng at 100 :0tonight. clrea skies overnightnd a sunny skies tomorrow. clear sksie going into tomoowrr ghnit as well. another vewa of rain congmi our way, wneedsday eniveng a frontal system will sweep touhrgh ickly anbrd ing us seom rainfall. it wl ilclear out quickly witonsnig nht into thuraysd morning. inrafall tots alwill genalerly under a half-in a

alert, one of 10 am haves killed in the california club massacre was the owner of the dance studio ming way ma. >> carley: madelyn rivera joins us with the latest. >> good morning, carley and todd, there is so much we don't know about the shooting, including the suspect's motive, what led him to come to the star dance studio and start shooting people after a lunar new year celebration. police want to ensure people that they are safe. >> so sad and scared, just heartbroken, people can't celebrate with their families safely. >> it is mind-boggling, i was trying to process everything and it was overwhelming. >> to see this happen in this place is shattering. >> after a regional manhunt, investigators say the suspect shot and killed himself yesterday inside a white cargo van. that van matching the description of what police identified as a vehicle of interest. authorities heard one gunshot and they found the suspect dead. that suspect is 72-year-old huu can tan, who police believe acted alone. 10 people, five women and five men are dead and others are hurt. police have yet to release identi

shares of alcoa in a big way your big money movers when "worldwide exchange" returns after this break ming”] [music playing] ♪ imagine something of your very own. ♪ ♪ something you can have and hold. ♪ ♪ i'd build a road in gold just to have some dreaming, ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ accenture, let there be change. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for the big money movers. financial discover the company reporting $3.73 billion in revenue compared to the $6.6 billion analysts were expecting. potentially signaling a weaker economy ahead. shares down 6.5% in the pre-market trade next um is hb fuller shares slipping after missing on earnings as revenue due to a fall in demand for products. warning it expects revenue to be plat for the fiscal year shares off in the pre-market trade. and finally alcoa. dipping in negative territory after the net loss of $374 million in the fourth quarter. shares off 6% in the pre-market trade. >>> let's get a check of the other top headlines with nbc's frances rivera in new york >> dom, good morning the new mexico district attorney will announce if any

the primy light ming om the bk of theubje ct the ce goingore intoha dow, and yet,hat pull us me intoraphs do i s contained in this painti ng? and it was henri cartier-bresson who told m e to go steady, to quatro-central paintin gs. if he were to introduce hims elf, typically as henri cartier-bres son, because he was so, so famous people would know who he w as. and so he would, in a social situati on particarly if thoughthere re phographe prese would aays intruce mself asank carter. [chu les] th is a rtier-bresson photogra ph this is en a betr caier-bresn photog ph. and then, all of these little things back h ere, althese lile ones,reminds u of thehi ng henri pictured the person jumping in the wat er or something like th at. the longer you looat it, you see these three little wordsjust coming out of the darkn ess. how powerful is that subtl ety? it'sust an azing thing. and ifystery ian invit ion, en here have it. [wd chimeslowing] - [womanas i was standinghere i had conversationwith mfath er said, "wl, daddyi am anding ohallowedroun ds"i'm snding f ront "of your great, great, great gr

the yuan dance and ming technique has been passed down from generation to generation for 2,000 years. long history associated with the art of using stones from the mountains, and the tradition of carving itself, until i was officially listed as a cultural heritage on joe's day in 2017. in the red light village, they are actively making carcasses and sewing covers to celebrate the upcoming holiday of the inhabitants of yanzhao, they decided large-scale brightly this year the demand for decorative products, especially high, the country's authorities allowed the celebration against the backdrop of easing anti-covid restrictions. stocks of lanterns, already sold out. now residents are in a hurry to produce new batches. making lanterns. in the yangjao village, it has been carried out since the qing dynasty and is hundreds of years old in those days, lanterns were woven from bamboo and the production was very small. now we use iron and wire to make lanterns. so they weigh less and are stored longer to cleanse their souls and pray for the well-being of the community, the japanese performed a

some of your listeners and viewers might be familiar with hoshi ming declaring independence on september second, 1945. from that moment on, fighting begins in vietnam between vietnamese communists and their followers and vietnamese anti-communists and their followers. then, the french come in to try and colonize. the french presidents -- presence amplifies. essentially, despite the involvement of the americans, the civil war remains. in 1973, when we announced the signing of the paris agreement, what we were early announcing is the end of american involvement in this ongoing vietnamese civil war. the civil war begins in 1945, it essentially becomes americanized in 1965. it is officially d americanized in 1973, but resumes almost right away as a vietnamese civil war until that war finally ends in 1975. in this sense, what president nixon announced in 1973 is somewhat misleading. this does not ends the war in vietnam, it ends american participation in the war in vietnam. host: let's talk about the talks themselves. we know they went on for several years. talk us through the timeline and pr

- hey, i'm valerie june. ming up on reel south . - [valerie] in a musical genre dominated by male performers, this woman was determined to have her voice heard. - when i think think about alice gerrard, i think about somebody who's lived her life following her love. - [valerie] and she made many sacrifices along the way. [somber violin] ♪ bear me away ♪ on the breeze of the morning - [valerie] hear "you gave me a song", up nt on el south. - [annouer] majo funding for reel south. was provided by etv endowment, the national endowment for the arts, center for asian american media, and by south arts. additional funding for "you gave me a song" was provided by: and others. a complete list is available from pbs. [laid-back blues music] ["man done wrong" by valerie june] [sizzle sound] - okay so, this is my [sighing deeply] my photo. i've got all the photos on this separate drive here. i've been digitizing. i digitized the first six and the next thing would be those. [relaxing guitar music] for years, i know i just taped everybody and took photographs and carried this stuff around with me. so here

ming the efficiency of getting to your seat on the plane. >> cheaper prices.- >> try to have more flights going out and flights coming in. shorter lines more safety make sure everything is up to date and everybody is doing their job. >> if you were secretary of transportation first day on the job this is a tough one what would -- what's the first thing you would do? >> have a meeting with all of the ceos of all the airlines sit down in one room try to see what we can do better as a collective group. >> train everybody all over again. >> i would. >> try to look into you know issues -- i wouldn't necessarily, you know, take maternity leave as soon as i got into office. >> makes sense to me our panel is back radio host tony and kevin, gentlemen, happy new year thanks so much for joining the program so tony i start with you seems simple but mayor pete secretary peat now can figure it out. >> well first, it is good to be with you lost a little bit of my voice i guess in that holiday season. but it's pete buttigieg lost control of the job he was a bad mayor of south

ming figures refused to allocate 22 billion rubles.e budget for the development of the domestic mobile operating system aurora, the kommersant newspaper writes about this, referring to the digital transformation programs prepared by the department in the document for the twenty-second and twenty-fourth years, there were plans to allocate 22 billion to aurora, and in the new document for 23-25 ​​the numbers have already disappeared confirm the development of the aurora operating system will be carried out at the expense of the developer, that is , the rostelecom company, the sources of the newspaper specify the money from the state budget. we wanted to allocate for the development of applications for aurora and adaptation of mobile devices for it. this operating system is being developed exclusively for the soul of the state in russia, there are even companies that already make tablets, where aurora is installed, but the name of the manufacturers aquarius and byte erk is hardly familiar to the consumer at most. more than 300,000 of thes

in terms 's ming om sky, first alert doppler, you see the next band of rain.ne of showers will march across the bay kind of right through the morning commute. through the 7:00 hour is when this will start to become most noticeable. it will be a well organized line of rain so you will get brief bands of heavier rain with this. there could even be an isolated thunderstorm. if you get near one of the cells which most of us will at one point or another as it marches across the bay, you will get brief winds with it. we are not getting widespread steady wind of last night. that phase of the storm is done. that's what really did most of the damage in terms of downed trees. once we are done with the line of showers that comes through through morning commute, we keep scattered showers late morning and into the afternoon. then we will get a well deserved break. most of friday we will not get rained on. if you look at how much rain is to go, we'll be general about it and say it's about a half inch on top of what we already have gotten. the flood watch will stay into effe

the paramedics were called in and gave him a large dose of what is known asiquetter ming, too much formerged. he was considered brain dead and passed away a few days later. he was just 23 years old. the initial autopsy report listed the cause of death as undetermined, but they say it was due to complications from thei the kettering injection. the judge this week ruled that there will be three separate trials. woodyard, the officer who performs the choke hold be wille be tried separately. two. >> reporter: be tried together. and the two paramedics will be tried together on august 7th. back to you. >> joining us now is civil rights attorney and commentator areva martin. we're grateful you're starting part of your week with us. there's going to be three separate trials in the death of elijah mcclain, one for the safers belower who applied the choke hold and a third for the officers who were also present on the scene. how do you see that dynamic playing out. >> not surprising because all of the defendants are pointing a finger at each other, accusing the other for the cause of death. we kn

. >> one syringe ming wei ma is described as a dance instructor who also may have helped manage the facilitykcal interviewed eric chen, a friend of ma's. >> he was the first to rush to try to stop the shooter. he was just caring for others. people first. >> peter fong told cnn ma invited him to sing at the club and said ma was always giving others confidence. >> always happy. hey, good to see you. make you feel good. for example, he say, hey, you a good singer. come here and sing. people want to dance. hey, you a good dancer. come here. come to my club. we teach you. get you better. >> reporter: a 68-year-old hospitality worker had, according to his son, planned to retire soon and return to philippines. his son anthony said his dad would spend his free time at the dance studio. he remembers his father sipping and dancing around the house and being a great mentor. >> he taught me things, whether it be the stock market, things like that. just when he was teaching me. those moments. all those kind of times. teaching. he cared about people. >> reporter: anthony alvero says he doesn't carry anger