. >>> by the time the new play opened last week off broadway by acclaimed writer and director moisestrue story of a photo album from auschwitz that was sent to the united states holocaust memorial museum. the album turned out to be the scrapbook of a nazi, an s.s. officer who helped run the day-to-day operations of auschwitz, where about 1.1 million people, mostly jews, were murdered between 1940 and 1945. the album doesn't show any prisoners or gas chambers. what it does show are some of the most notorious killers in history seemingly enjoying themselves. that's what museum officials found so chilling and what moises kaufman spent 14 years creating a play about. >> when i first saw the photographs, i got goosebumps. and i remember thinking, you know, many of the people in my family died in auschwitz. and these are the people who were doing it. and they don't seem to have any remorse. seeing that in a photograph so clearly articulated is terrifying. this is terrifying because they all look so much like us. >> reporter: the photographs may appear unremarkable at first. s.s. officers a

>>entramos equipos hay muchas historias, algunas de ella muy triste cuando en el 2013 moisÉs muÑoz eltal que vas ganando y faltando un minuto te dan la vuelta. >>el partido llamado clÁsico joven desde 1990, los azules quieren la dÉcima copa y las Águilas la 15ava. >>tenemos mucho corazÓn. >>el amÉrica puede ganar el campeonato pero cruz azul estÁ dispuesto a vencer a sus demonios y ganarle a su acÉrrimo rival. >>el bolsillo de las personas aquÍ en los estados unidos por fin estÁ teniendo respira porque la inflaciÓn en este paÍs fue menor a lo esperado. asÍ lo revela la reserva federal que seÑalÓ que la inflaciÓn en el mes de abril se ubicÓ en 3.4%. la cadena target anunciÓ que para este verano bajaran los precios de cerca de 5000 productos de compra frecuente incluyendo alimentos bÁsicos como leche, carne, pan, frutas y verduras. la automotriz honda que estÁ llamando revisar mÁs de 180,000 camionetas entre los aÑos 2020 y 2024 por un problema con la cÁmara de visiÓn trasera. en ciertas condiciones invernales el cableado elÉctrico que estÁ conectado esta cÁmara podrÍa gastarse o inclus

. >> here's abc's lionel moise. this morning. >> some uber wealthy americans are making plans to travel to the titanic wreckage. nearly one year after the deadly implosion of ocean gates tightened submersible, which killed all five on board. attempting to make the journey nearly 13,000ft below the surface, billionaire larry connor and patrick leahy, the founder of triton submarines , plan to make a new voyage in a $20 million vessel. connor reached out to leahy just days after the titan implosion, telling the wall street journal, i want to show people worldwide that while the ocean is extremely powerful, it can be wonderful and enjoyable and really kind of life changing if you go about it the right way. safety in the industry has been under intense scrutiny. >> this is a rare opportunity for you to explore titanic as an actual member of the expedition crew. >> ocean gate ceo, who was also killed, often spoke about his sub defying industry standards. i'd like to be remembered as an innovator, i think it was, general

here's abc's lionel moise. >> miss usa 2023 is this morning a shocking announcement from miss usa? >> noelia voight telling the world she is giving up her crown to focus on her mental health. utah voight, who won the pageant in september, posting on instagram in life, i strongly value the importance of making decisions that feel best for you and your mental health. >> sadly, i have made the very tough decision to resign from the title of miss usa 2023, the caption of the post going on to say i realize this may come as a large shock to many. never compromise your physical and mental well-being. our health is our wealth. voight highlighted some of the many platforms she focused on during her reign as the first venezuelan american woman to win the title. >> i represent all of the second generation children of immigrants in the united states of america. >> mental health came to the forefront in the pageant world with the untimely death of former miss usa cheslie kryst in 2022. chris was an attorney and correspondent for the tv show extra. her mother details some of chris struggles with

ellas muy tristes como la del 26 de mayo de 2013, cuando de Último minuto, el portero del amÉrica, moisÉsel partido es wendell vi llamado un clÁsico joven desde 1190, los azules tiene la 10 copa y las Águilas, la quinceava. el amÉrica puede ganar el bicampeonato siendo dos veces lÍder del torneo, pero del otro lado, estÁ el cruz azul que estÁ dispuesto a vencer a sus demonios y ganarle a su acÉrrimo rival. paulina: el bolsillo de las personas en los estados unidos por fin estÁ teniendo un respiro porque la inflaciÓn en este paÍs, fue menor a lo esperado. asÍ lo revela la reserva federal que seÑalÓ que la inflaciÓn en abril se ubicÓ en 3.4%, pero ademÁs, la cadena target anunciÓ que para este verano bajaran los precios de cerca de 5000 productos de compra frecuente, incluyendo el metro bÁsicos como por ejemplo leche, carne, pan, frutas y verduras. la automotriz honda lllama a revisiÓn a mÁs de 187,000 camionetas del modelo richline entre los aÑos 2020 y 2024 1 problema con la cÁmara de visiÓn trasera. es que segÚn reguladores federales, en ciertas condiciones invernales, el cableado elÉctr

a trio of toothy defenders moises rocha deveyev confidently chews through any balls flying into... theous moment in the first the visitors came up with the idea for zenit in the half of the game, but out of nowhere ivan oblekov cleared the ball out of the empty goal. after the break, during which only cska reserves warmed up, the army team earned a penalty in a rare attack. the eleven-meter kick was confidently converted by fedor chalov. 0:1. simak releases all available attack cash. zenit attacks torop's goal with all its might. the army team endures fighting in defense, as if today is the main match of their lives. there is probably no need to motivate anyone to reach the zenith, this is the simplicity of preparation, you need to be ready for zenit's game, there are never problems with motivation here, everyone understands that in their own walls, with the support of their spectators, zenit is fighting for the next championship, it will not be easy and simple. but there is - there is pride, there is ambition, i say again that the name of the opponent speaks for itself, and there is n

lionel moise, abc news, new york. >> berkeley is working to address the housing crisis and is expectedo become the first city in california to try a new way of doing things. that story is next, plus an encouraging sign you should see the next time you go grocery shopping. and we're taking a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we're down about ten points right now. another update on the markets next. >> and it's not falcon friday just yet. but we do have an update on annie the falcon and her new baby's. annie, are you okay? look at him first. here's drew. >> they look okay here is your out the door forecast as you're waking up this morning. very similar to the past couple of days. we have that morning marine layer. we'll see more sunshine closer to 10:11 a.m. that's when the fog really breaks down. that's when temperatures start to warm into the 60s. we'll take you outside live. look at san jose, a little bit of sunshine peeking out through some of these clouds. it is mostly cloudy right now in the south bay. we're at 57 right now in san jose, and in fac

already in the opening of the meeting, moises stepped on montuan's foot with spikes, but the refereesa yellow card. towards the middle of the half , the muscovites managed to score, but var intervened and the goal was cancelled. but the goal scored army man after the break, the referees had no questions, but cska could not hold on to the victory. a draw was brought to zenit by alexander erokhin, who headed home suglovoy's cross 1:1. the money bet on a draw in this match tripled . and on saturday, the twenty- seventh round of the russian premier league starts , the army team will once again be in the spotlight. their meeting with rubin has the status of a winline match of the tour. the teams currently occupy eighth and ninth places respectively, but the victory. will help improve your tournament position and to get closer to the top five, if for cska the place there corresponds to minimum ambitions, then for rubin it is an obvious success, which the kazan team will try to achieve, so fans have the right to expect attacking football from this meeting, along with goals scored. if both te

lionel moise, abc news, new york. >> today, a state bill aimed at keeping certain skincare products awayds could clear another hurdle in sacramento. this bill, introduced by milpitas assembly member alex lee, would ban selling certain anti-aging skincare products to children under the age of 13, and appropriations hearing for the bill is set to take place today. lee says the bill will protect preteens from products that may lead to short term or even long term skin damage. the trade association, representing about 600 cosmetic and personal care product companies, says the bill would be largely impossible to enforce. >> san francisco mayoral candidate daniel luria is revealing his plan to address the city's homelessness crisis. lori says his plan, labeled home run, will end unsheltered homelessness within the city limits of san francisco. it would create 2500 interim housing units during his first two years as mayor, and would take steps to get people off the streets immediately. >> in my first six months as mayor, we will create an additional 1500 emergency shelter beds that will be open

. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makes this project more personal that are. >> it's 2 types of you know, i think impressions about the community. but once this kind of work gets done, people see who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone. >> but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display. >> in san jose, jackie moment kron 4 news. the exhibit south asians in silicon valley will be open through may 31st and be open through may 31st and tune into kron 4 ever thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community all leading up to our special that airs thursday may 23rd at 6.30, giants didn't want to leave a boston without at least one win against the red sox. next up in sports, jason will explain how a hometown kid. >> in back to take down his childhood team. and now kron 4 sports. >> game 3 in the final one of the series between the red sox and the giant san francisco looking to salvage one before they head off to philadelphia. and mike is tr

este aquí definiendo después del pasecito que le dejaba ahí noni y después este de un de un pase de moiséssde el 10 de marzo. hoy se despachó con 2 goles. este segundo de muy buena manufactura, para poner en todas las cosas 5 a 0. pero se tuvo que conformar entonces con el liderato, porque hoy en los países bajos se coronó el psv eindhoven del chucky lozano en un partido de volteretas. el equipo de eindhoven le pegó 4 2 al sparta de rotterdam y con eso el equipo extranjero entonces se como campeón de la liga holandesa, el título número 24, el cuarto para el chucky lozano, con el equipo en su segunda etapa. y bueno, lamentablemente tenemos que dar una muy mala noticia y es que el mundo del fútbol está de luto. después de la partida del césar luis menotti, el técnico argentino de 85 años de edad, hoy nos dejó de este mundo. después de haber sufrido una batalla con el cáncer. había sido el primer técnico en hacer campeón a la selección argentina por allá en 1978, y su legado queda en el fútbol mexicano, porque en los noventas, para poderle dar una cara nueva al fútbol mexicano, ahí donde la s

i'm rhiannon ally, and i'm lionel moise. >> in for andrew. we begin with breaking news. a deadly storm slamming parts of the south after the highest level of alert for life threatening floods, widespread power outages are being reported in new orleans, but it's houston, including downtown houston, that has been hit the hardest. >> overnight, deadly storms sweeping through the gulf coast. >> it's bad. it just looks like the bomb went off in the houston area. >> violent winds and flash flooding killing at least four people. massive trees toppling into the streets and crushing homes as rescuers rushed to help downed power lines exploding outside an apartment building. while rows of transmission towers were left mangled by the storm, more than a million texans left in the dark as the howling winds and torrential rains battered the region. >> i can't emphasize enough the danger of fallen trees and fallen utility wires. downtown is a mess. it's dangerous due to the glass and the lack of traffic lights. so stay at home in downtown houston, streets littered with debris, 100 mile

abc's lana moise explains why this case is so unusual.s morning, a missouri man could soon walk free after spending 33 years behind bars. >> a judge is deciding whether christopher dunn should be exonerated for murder. dunn insists he did not commit. he was convicted of first degree murder in 1991 for the death of a boy from his neighborhood. 15 year old rico rogers. >> are you concerned that you might die before being able to be vindicated? >> and to be honest with you, yeah. i fear that the truth what happened to me may never be known. >> there's no physical evidence linking dunn to the crime. his conviction was largely based on the testimony of two boys, ages 12 and 14, who later recanted, claiming police had coerced them at a new hearing on the case yesterday. another teen at the crime scene that night testified he couldn't even see the shooter. >> the only thing i saw was the fire coming from the, the gun. >> a crime scene expert also released this video recreation of the shooting, raising questions about whether the witnesses could

here's abc's lionel moise. >> after prosecutors rested their case in donald trump's hush money trial, some tense moments in the courtroom between the judge and a surprise witness called to the stand by trump's legal team. robert costello is a lawyer who advised trump fixer michael cohen after his hotel room and office were raided by the fbi in 2018. in court, trump's legal team got cohen to admit under oath that he stole $30,000 from the trump organization, focused on destroying his credibility as a witness. but when robert costello took the stand, things got heated. costello said he told cohen all his problems would go away if he just told the feds the truth about donald trump and the deal with stormy daniels. but he said cohen insisted trump knew nothing about those payments, that he did this on his own, saying, i swear to god, bob, i don't have anything on donald trump. prosecutors objected several times, and when judge juan merchan upheld those objections, costello could be heard from the witness stand saying geez and mumbling ridiculous under his breath. the judge furious, ultima

. >> i'm rhiannon ally and i'm lionel moise in for andrew. we begin with the race for the white house and a break with tradition. >> president biden has agreed to go face to face with former president trump in two presidential debates, one of them next month. but the early schedule isn't the only break with tradition. >> biden wants a new rule regarding microphones, while trump wants to make sure each candidate is standing, not sitting. here's abc's andrea fujii this morning after the possibility of no presidential debates at all, this election year. >> now two are set. president biden agreeing to meet on stage with former president trump, even joking about the one day of the week. trump is not in court. >> so let's pick the dates. >> donald, i hear you're free on wednesdays. >> trump firing back. just tell me when i'll be there. let's get ready to rumble. trump has been pushing to debate biden trying to get him to debate. >> i really think he has to debate. he might as well get it over with now. >> biden agreeing just days after a new poll s

. >> muy afectado por por este fenomeno el biologo marino moises bernal no formo parte de esta investigacion la especie que esta con o entrando en contacto directo con esa alga, sino que tambien con esas algas y esas toxinas entran al organismo, la toxina no este procesa, no se digiere, sino que se mantiene en el organismo de los peces. >> entonces, si viene un pez mas grande y se come ese pez, esta ingiriendo la toxina. >> este experto dice que aun es necesario indagar mas profundo para entender la situacion y resalta que es un fenomeno de suma importancia al que no solo los cientificos deben prestarle atencion, si no todos. >> no ha dicho que haya un riesgo directamente a los humanos, lo unico que han dicho es que no se consuman estos peces que estan siendo visiblemente afectados o pese a que ya estan estan muertos. >> bueno, mientras continuan investigando este dilema, el experto nos recomienda la importancia en general de cuidar nuestros ecosistemas corales y marinos. >> no hacerlo no solamente afecta la vida silvestre silvestre directamente sino que puede tener consecuencias para los hu

here's abc's lionel moise this morning. >> some uber wealthy americans are making plans to travel tofter the deadly implosion of ocean gates. titan submersible, which killed all five on board. attempting to make the journey nearly 13,000ft below the surface, billionaire larry connor and patrick leahy, the founder of triton submarines , plan to make a new voyage in a $20 million vessel. connor reached out to leahy just days after the titan implosion, telling the wall street journal, i want to show people worldwide that while the ocean is extremely powerful, it can be wonderful and enjoyable and really kind of life changing. if you go about it the right way. safety in the industry has been under intense scrutiny. >> this is a rare opportunity for you to explore titanic ocean gate ceo, who was also killed, often spoke about his sub defying industry standards. >> i think it was general macarthur said. you're remembered for the rules. you break and you know, i've broken some rules to make this. >> but since the tragedy, triton and its european competitor have claimed their subs are safer

here's abc's lionel moise. >> new details about what was happening inside court, as former presidentmp and star stormy daniels came face to face for the first time in more than a decade, a court transcript of a sidebar conversation. now reveals trump was cursing during daniels testimony yesterday. judge juan merchan telling trump's attorney, i understand that your client is upset at this point, but he is cursing audibly and he is shaking his head visually, and that's contemptuous, and it has the potential to intimidate the witness and the jury can see that trump's attorney responding, i will talk to him, the judge later saying, so i'm speaking to you here at the bench because i don't want to embarrass him. adding i won't tolerate that. trump's legal team had tried to block daniels from testifying, but prosecutors argued the details of the encounter are important. the judge agreed, and daniels in court described her alleged affair with trump, which trump has denied. she told the jury they met at a golf tournament in 2006, and she was invited to have dinner at his hotel suite. daniels

say hello from katyusha, you are not a protector of moise, say hello from katyusha, let him let him remember, let him hear her sing, let him take care of his native land, and love... dear friends, i congratulate you on the great holiday, on victory day! i want to invite my colleague, my friend, to this stage, this is a wonderful musician, a kura player, this is a folk musical instrument of bashkiria, robert yuldashev. oh the roads, the dust and the fog, the cold trails, and the steppe storms, you don’t know... you can share the pile, you can fold the wings, after the steppe, the dust beats down on your boots. fields, forests, and all around the flames are raging to the point of a bullet, oh, roads, dust and dust... fog, cold, anxiety, and the steppe weeds, a shot thunders, the city spins, oh, god lies lifeless in the weeds, and the road rushes on, pours out, muddles, all around the earth smokes, a foreign land. and oh, horns, dust and fog, alarming cold, and steppe storm. praise the alarm to the steppe buryan. jie. christ sing, look, try the roads of the forest, ko sa chrisnya. let’s sing, f

here's abc's lionel moise with more. how miss usa 2023 is this morning? announcement from miss usa noelia voit telling the world she is giving up her crown to focus on her mental health due to voight, who won the pageant in september. posting on instagram in life, i strongly value the importance of making decisions that feel best for you and your mental health. sadly, i have made the very tough decision to resign from the title of miss usa 2023. the caption of the post going on to say i realize this may come as a large shock to many. never compromise your physical and mental well-being. our health is our wealth. voight highlighted some of the many platforms she focused on during her reign as the first venezuelan american woman to win the title. i am represent all of the second generation children of immigrants in the united states of america. mental health came to the forefront in the pageant world with the untimely death of former miss usa cheslie kryst in 2022. chris was an attorney and correspondent for the tv show extra. her mother details some of chr

i'm lionel moise in for andrew. >> good morning to you all i'm rhiannon ally we want to begin with the safety of air travel and boeing in some hot water this morning. >> the justice department has taken a new step that could lead to criminal prosecution of the company over two deadly crashes. those crashes involving a certain model of 737. this morning, new trouble for boeing. the justice department accuses the company of violating a settlement that was reached after two deadly plane crashes. >> companies are threatened and put under agreements, by the justice department, but it's extremely rare that a company actually violates the agreement. >> the agreement allowed boeing to avoid criminal prosecution after the crashes involving its 737 max jets in 2018 and 2019. in exchange, it was required to follow certain safety procedures. but in a new letter, prosecutors claim boeing has failed to design, implement and enforce a compliance and ethics program to prevent and detect violations throughout its operations. the justice department says boeing is now subject to prosecution, though the d

i'm rhiannon ally and i'm lionel moise. >> in for andrew. we begin with the growing unrest on college campuses nationwide. >> police making new arrests in new york after israel-hamas war. >> protesters entered fordham university. we have seen protesters clash with police from new england to wisconsin and overnight in california, police responding after violent clashes there this morning. >> more college campuses in crisis as protests over israel's war in gaza grow more confrontational. while the lapd declaring a citywide tactical alert last night as officers in riot gear responded to a massive crowd at ucla the previous night, a brawl erupting on campus after counter-protesters tried to break down a pro-palestinian encampment. the violence unfolding for more than two hours before police moved in the school, which has its own police force, is now vowing to investigate the response in oregon. at portland state university, protesters barricading themselves inside the library since monday, despite the school telling them to leave immediately. fo

. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makess project more personal that are. >> it's 2 types of you know, i think impressions about the community. but once this kind of work gets done, people see who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone, but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display in san jose. jackie moment. >> kron 4 news. the exhibit south asians in silicon valley will be open through the end of the month. tune in to kron 4 every thursday this month for stories that highlight the bay area's api community. all right. here's our most favorite story of the day. nearly a month ago, we met this little guy and abandoned chihuahua. >> living under a round table pizzeria in the battle he was named peroni and after kron 4 shared a story, the owners of that round table welcomed him into their home. >> he's he's great time as as a rescue animal rate so cute in and, you know, healthy ready yet to loved by families that are living underneath job you want in the marines,

moise. continuing here on bbc news. now, ben, when continuing here on bbc news.ews. now, ben, when we spoke _ continuing here on bbc news. now, ben, when we spoke earlier - continuing here on bbc news. now, ben, when we spoke earlier when this newsjust broke, you ben, when we spoke earlier when this news just broke, you were saying that you wanted to know how this decision broke out between the nine member panel. now that we know, there was one more person than last time who had voted for this decision, what is your take on what they say about the health of this economy? it they say about the health of this econom ? , ., , they say about the health of this econom ? , . i, , economy? it is really simple, there are nine members— economy? it is really simple, there are nine members on _ economy? it is really simple, there are nine members on this - economy? it is really simple, there | are nine members on this monetary policy committee, last time eight voted to keep rates on hold and one voted to keep rates on hold and one voted for a cut, this time seven voted for

. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makesoject more personal that are. >> to the types of you know, i think impressions about the community. but once this going to work gets done, people see who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone, but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> the exhibit south asians in silicon valley will be open throughout may 31st. tune into kron 4 every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community all leading up to our special which airs on thursday may 23rd at 06:30pm. we'll be right back after this. all right. if you are struggling with your mental health, one mood booster may be closer than you think. pets living nearly 97 million households in the u.s. and experts say they can have a positive impact on our wellness and stress levels. that's what harry and vegetarian doctors say. they also help us socialize and make sure we are staying active. >> right field, phys

. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makesre personal that are. >> it's 2 types of you know, i think impressions about the community. but once this kind of work gets done, people see who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone, but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display in san jose. jackie moment. >> kron 4 news now. this exhibit south asians and silicon valley will be open through may 31st. and don't forget to tune in to kron 4 every thursday this month for stories that will have highlighting the bay area's api community all leading up, of course, to our special which airs thursday night. that's may 23rd at 06:30pm. absolutely free. well, a event coming to san francisco aims to connect neighborhood business owners with the community. it's called downtown first thursdays, a free monthly event that begins today. a lot like oakland's first friday. the organizers plan to shut down several blocks of second street south of market. the event will have art food and mu

. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makes this project more personal that are. >> to the types of you know, i think impressions about the community. but once this kind of work gets done, people see who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone, but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display. >> in san jose check moment. kron. 4 news. how cool the exhibit called south asians and silicon valley will be open through may 31st. and tune into kron 4 every this month for stories highlighting areas api community all leading up to that special. of course, we're going to be airing on thursday. may 23rd at 06:30pm, right here. alright, it is 6.52 and we're going to take a break. and coming up on the kron morning news, san jose police right now taking a different approach to this year's cinco de mayo festivities. >> we'll have the details on that coming up in our next hour. >> 6.55, the time a new tradition is coming to the outside lands music festival this year. you can now co

>> soon a passing moises nero's very close. and the only way they know who's drone this is, is if it attacks the most brawner around kharkiv, that don't have enough guns the russians have too many drones. but 92nd assault brigade show us something that isn't even there's russian artillery piece that they captured in the first year of war fighting in kharkiv region. and now they use strangely french mortar rounds to fire from here it's just a sign of how little appropriate ammunition they have available to distribute. drawing of this wire as a protection from at levy drones above, he sees a drone with two battery packs or long-range scout around basement. it is not friendly if you can tell it's an attack drone, hide this seems to be a scout. so running is better before it calls in shelling another artillery unit wants to show us something not even russian, but soviet made in the 1940s, it can still find newer polish shells. in the autumn, it was 100 a day. now it is ten extraordinary to see something here that's three times the

. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makes personal that are. >> it's 2 types of you know, i think impressions about the community. but once this kind of work gets done, people see who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone, but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display. >> in san jose jackie moment kron 4 news. >> the exhibit south asians in silicon valley will be open through may 31st. and remember to tune into kron 4 every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community all leading up to our special airing on thursday. may 23rd at 6.30. let's check in on our weather conditions as we take a live look outside at coit tower. beautiful blue skies up above. what do you think? i'm a great day to get outside. yeah. great day to get outside today and tomorrow. really we're going to hang on to these blue skies. but the temperatures are going to a very big change. once we head to the weekend, we've got some rain coming into the blue skies now a

. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makesproject more personal that are. >> to the types of you know, i think impressions about the community. but once this going to work gets done, people see who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone, but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display in san jose. check moment. >> kron 4 news. and the exhibit south asians in silicon valley will be open through may 31st. yes, and don't forget to tune in to kron 4 every thursday this month. we'll have stories highlighting the bay area's api community. and then of course, it all culminates with that special that's going to be airing thursday. may 2036 pm hosted by our own. >> stephanie, me. haha. we're going to take a break. it is 10. 22. and coming up in the next hour. >> u.s. lawmakers our next half hour. lawmakers are reigniting a push to restrict social media when it comes to kids who explain how. >> we are back at 10. 24 in the east bay. 2 people are seriously injured in a 3 vehi

. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makes this project more personal that are. >> it's to the tops of you know, i think impressions above the community. but once this kind of work gets done, people see who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone. >> but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display in san jose. check moment. kron. 4 news. >> this exhibit south asians in silicon valley will be open through may 31st and make sure you join us every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community. it will all lead up to our special that airs thursday may 23rd at 06:30pm. all right. here's what looks like outside right now at the city of san francisco is a great day to get outside. we'll see how much longer this warm weather is going to last with meteorologist kyla grogan one day. right musical fans out yeah, it's one more day and then we're going to be a little rain in here. >> anybody do that? musical just seem to know that one. anybody say twi

and in oklahoma, police say the town of clear moise shut down and to avoid the area there to reports of extensive damage. the state emergency operations center has been activated, right now, around 240 he thousand customers are without power across multiple states in the region. what does by weather concerns a record number of americans have been traveling this memorial day weekend. the us transportation security administration says it screened nearly 3 million travelers on friday alone. that's a new high mark for the most travelers screened in a single day. that's the past the previous record from thanksgiving weekend last november it also says five of the top ten busiest traveled days in the agency's history have occurred this year. >> we'll beaches in new york reopened this holiday weekend at least officially, the parks department conceded some places might stay closed or open for just a few hours as the city once again deals with an annual problem, a shortage of lifeguards cnn's polo sandoval has more it is memorial day weekend in the us and whether it will come from the first wa

él, hemos participado todos nosotros y recibido gracias sobre gracia, porque la ley fue dada por moisésfueron traídas, and to those who accepted him, to those who believe in his name, he gave the power to become children of god. who was born not of blood, not of the will of the flesh, not of the will of man, but of god, and the word became flesh, the full grace of truth dwelt among us, and we saw his glory, the glory as the only begotten of the father. john testifies of him. he says, this was the one about whom i said that he was coming after me, stood in front of me, because he was before. where am i, and from its fullness we have all received, and grace upon grace, for the law was given through moses, grace and truth came through jesus christ. so, the gospel of john was read. with your kindness and mercy, despise the massacres and all the defenders of our fatherland, who strengthen us all in faith, like-mindedness, health and strength of spirit, here, lord, hear, and mercifully have mercy, we also pray for those who are fruitful and virtuous, in all things holy, unrighteous, fill us ,

vamos a escuchar lo que dice el detective retirado de la policÍa de los Ángeles, moisÉs castillo, conÍa de los Ángeles. estÁ siendo acusado de varios cargos bastante serios. regresÓ contigo al estudio. satcha: gracias por esos detalles en vivo desde los Ángeles. vamos con noticias de tu paÍs. locura por ventiladores, en mÉxico el calor extremo enciende los Ánimos por la compra de esos productos en una tienda. el vÍdeo muestra a un grupo de compradores empujÁndose y forcejeando para aprovechar las ofertas en uno de estos artÍculos. empleados intervienen en un intento por detener la pelea. clientes piden mayor seguridad en esta cadena de supermercados. esto todo debido al aula de calor extremo que afecta al paÍs vecino. en bolivia sindicatos convocan a una masiva marcha en protesta por la escasez de dÓlares estadounidenses el efecto dominÓ que las restricciones causan en el mercado y manifestantes de nos han que los bancos restringen el al acceso a la manera teÓrica me cobren comisiones que elevan el precio de dicha divisa. el dÉficit monetario afecta las importaciones, incluidos los me