at some point, monterey park was about 60%, 70% asian, with 3 chinese, i think, on the city cncil. it earned the name of "little taipei." jon: my parents came over when they were, i think, 25. they came to america, had nothing, and then my mom would tell me stories like, "yeah, like, we would get just meat scraps and then ask them to grind it at the market," and then they would just make whatever out of it. mr. yao: when we can, you know, it's hard to buy tofu. you had-- you had to spend a...yeah, it's much, much more expensive than right now. at that time, really, it--it's a treat when you eat the tofu. susie: in the 1970s, if you wanted chinese food--and, god, i need my chinese food, right? if you wanted a sauce, you--you want your fish sauce, if you want your garlic black bean sauce,ou had to go find itt a little chinatown market. you didn't know what was going o and then yee sing chong was established in chinatown. this was a supermarket with a fish section. jon: my mom would steam fish. she would steam live tilapia 'cause eating fresh fish is really big in the chinese communit

these long lines outside a costco in monterey park, california, where the average price for a gallonf gas is now $5.73. drivers waiting to save pennies on their gas. and now, economists warning those record-breaking prices at the pump will push already high prices on almost everything else even higher. >> this has spillover effects at a time when we're adding fuel to an already well-kindled fire on inflation. >> reporter: prices from food to rent already up a staggering 7.5% from last year. >> i'm trying to find where to cut back. but groceries are high, gas is high. and there's -- there's nowhere to run. >> reporter: tamika calhoun, who's raising five kids in jackson, mississippi, tells abc's "nightline" it's forcing some tough choices. >> i have missed meals so that the kids could eat. i wouldn't tell them, of course, because they'll try to, you know, share their food with me. we have a big family and the price of meat has gone up so much, it's about $100 each time i go to the grocery store. >> reporter: she's working overtime just to make it work, but bracing for more hikes ahead.

monterey county. it had a magnitude of 3.4 and was just after 7:00 this morning. >>> imagine you're sitting at a park hungry for a snack and you see a smiling face that is a roaming vending machine. it was designed right here in the bay area. the company unveiled their smart stores yesterday. the idea is to sell products on the go. this bakery is taking advantage of the opportunity. the robot could be seen zipping around san francisco parks offering up sweet treats. the companies cofounder says it's a great tool for expanding small businesses. >> if you ask what is their number one problem today, it is staffing. you can't hire enough folks help run your store. we are coming out of covid in a world where you have labor shortages, a lot of consumers that don't want to walk inside of a retail location if they don't have to pick >> the robots can be controlled remotely. the company says their delivery robot is being used in more than a dozen cities across the country and in london. >>> a young boy got back a treasured possession. here's the story. >> reporter: the kerry family from highlands ranch was ta

monterey bay. well, washington, d. c s beautiful cherry blossoms have reached peak bloom right now. the national park tree buds surrounding the title basin have opened and they're beautiful. this year is bloom is ahead of schedule. the peak bloom is normally reached in the last week of march and the first week of april. it comes just days after the city kicked off its national cherry blossom festival. which will run until april. 17th. well all across the bay area. people are coming up with ways to help the people in ukraine. san francisco pastry chef michele polo zine says she felt helpless watching all of the bombardment of ukraine on tv on the news so she decided to use her baking skills to help out she baked hundreds of her famed russian now ukrainian honey kooks, and she raised $17,000 for humanitarian aid to ukraine. you have like grandma's learning how to use guns. so you have, like ordinary people doing extraordinary things. and so i guess that's the message is that like people can do something like you can do something. now, eugene to rise off is from you can't ukraine he works at google . he

monterey bay. the area affected his between the mendocino sonoma county coastline to the us mexico border. popular marin headlands attraction will start charging for tours this summer, the national parko start charging fees for evening tours at the point bonita lighthouse in the marin headlands. the tourists, which will require reservations will cost up to $16 for visitors $8 for seniors and $10 for kids, 7 to 15 years old, according to marin, independent journal. tour fees will be used to pay for staffing and other needs and again we've talked about that's one of the spots to go. if you haven't been out there, it's beautiful. it's a great walk. it's beautiful out there. nice you know, bundle up bundle of because you get out there definitely exposed to the winds. but the lighthouse is beautiful and that little bridge and the walk with beautiful views of the city's can't beat it. the hikes there are just unbelievable. all those all through the marin headlands the hikes. they're just gorgeous. it's gorgeous, and we have a lot of tourists and people in town and maybe some of us who are spring break and we're playing tourists. rosemary so what's the weather going to be like? yes we've go

forties low menlo park atherton , stanford, even los altos, but everyone's pretty close on these attempts and twenties up in the sierra truckee in south lake tahoe, 23 25 48 down in montereyou are going down there for spring training activities. i know scottsdale. he opened up yesterday at 10 o'clock in the morning. it'll be 82 today. 84 tomorrow, then windy and cooler was seventies on sunday. 82 today 84 tomorrow windy and cooler about 74 on sunday. we are looking for clear skies here, except for maybe hinted to of some fog. that system will roll in tomorrow doesn't look like a whopper. but you know, the last time we had a big system, i have to go back to december so except for a few high clouds, we're good to go today. cooler cloudy tomorrow. rain returns in the morning. we'll take us into the late morning early afternoon. you can see some of the projections here are okay for a few, maybe a third of an inch to 4/10. should be the most more towards the south into the north, which is a little different twist. but that's kind of in the theme for out of the last five days here. 2 to 6 inches of snow up in the mountains. that will be saturday afternoon evening. there is a wi