barbara nguyen: down. stephen: life for barbara nguyen and her family changed in an instant last month when her big brother david was ripped away from them by a gunman's bullet. barbara: the way he died, he didn't have a chance. it's just senseless. stephen: david nguyen was shot driving his car on interstate 580 while on his way home from training at alameda county sheriff's academy. barbara: the situation itself is devastating. but the fact that the perpetrator is still out roaming free, no leads, nothing. david deserves justice. and it's not just david either, it's all the other victims. there's not a lot of surveillance, there's not a lot of justice. and it's just like a playground for these senseless killings. there's a lot of things that need to change, and if they don't, then it's gonna continue happening. stephen: it's already happening, according to our analysis. in the past three years, shootings along freeways more than doubled in the bay area. in 2019, there were 82 shootings, 124 in 2020, and

candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> that is very emotional. go to nbcbayarea.com/fightingfentanyl. you can see more about this specific case. also the crisis hitting other communities and the resources that are available right now to help. >>> next month marks one year since the deadly mass shooting at san jose's vta rail yard. the board of directors have unanimously agreed to hand out $5 million in retirement benefits to the victims' families. seven of the ten victims weren't there long enough to qualify for retirement benefits. they agree to give them one year of pay and three years' paid health insurance. >>> coming up next, will we not see any more presidential debates? >>> plus a northern california teen missing for three years turns up in utah. how his family finally tracked him down. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. storm ranger showing that rainfall moving across the bay area. i'll track this and two more storms on the way. i'm back with that in less than ten. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people th

em nguyen is here with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. as the suburbs of kyiv are liberated new video reports what's being described as a massacre. the images are disturbing. this morning in ukraine authorities accuse russian forces of committing war crimes as they withdrew from areas around the capital. in bucha, a liberated city northwest of kyiv bodies are seen in the streets. some victims with their hands bound. others shot at close range. local officials say there's evidence some were tortured. the mayor says hundreds have been buried from a mass grave. this imagine appears to show a 45-foot trench near a church. ukrainian president zelenskyy accuses russia of genocide, saying he does not blame the west, but criticizing the indecisivene indecisiveness. >> he said he wanted the mother of every russian soldier to see the bodies in bucha. he wants the world to act. >> reporter: ukraine's prosecutor general says the bodies of 410 civilians have been retrieved from the suburbs of kyiv, but that number is expected to rise. russia's defense

em nguyen abc news. >> thanks, em.ussian forces have been hitting military targets around kyiv in retaliation for ukraine sinking a russian warship. >>> turning to the pandemic, new precautions are in place as covid cases rise in much of the country. philadelphia is reinstating its indoor mask mandate today. philadelphia is among 31 states seeing an uptick in cases mostly from the more contagious omicron subvariant. precautions are in place for runners at the boston marathon. the historic race is back at full capacity for the first time since 2019. experts say because of rising covid case numbers we need to be vigilant. >> i think what we need to be doing is monitoring this carefully. i don't expect a surge like we saw in january. i think that is extremely unlikely. we have to take these things seriously and see where it goes. >> despite the growing number of new cases, hospitalizations from covid remain low. >>> we're learning more this morning about a string of mass shootings over the weekend. one turning deadly at a

em nguyen, abc news. >>> now to our other major story overnight. a fast-moving nor'easter turning deadly, delivering snow and rain to millions. pennsylvania, upstate new york, and parts of new england got a winter-like dose of heavy, wet snow. up to a foot is expected in some areas, causing concern about power outages. one person was killed when a tree fell on a home in maryland. rain is also raising flood concerns on the coast. >>> and experts say the cold weather is partially to blame for a spike in natural gas prices. they've just hit their highest level since 2008. we'll have the full forecast in just about five minutes. >>> let's go now to the war in ukraine and new signs overnight that russia may be launching its biggest assault yet. this morning, russia's long anticipated offensive in eastern ukraine appears to be under way. a u.s. defense official estimates russia has recently added 11,000 troops to its forces already in ukraine. ukrainian president zelenskyy saying a very l othe fose this offensive. in the strategic port city of mariupol,

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chris nguyen. >> there were over 700 medication errors, causing patients harm during the pandemic. you want to confirm the pills in the bottle are what the label says they are. here's look at how. here's what you need: your pills, a smartphone or computer tied to the internet, and an hourglass, because we're going to read some really tight type. after you pick up your prescription, you can easily compare the imprint code to a web directory. lots of web sites and apps do this, roughly the same way. we're going to show you how poisoning. ly shoot tril id at the top. there are two boxes, one for each side sfft. you should instantly get a result that shows you a name, photo and dosage. not every medication is a pill, and not every pill has directions on both sides. just treat each section as a side 1067897 would go on the bottom of the capsule. if a pill only has writing on one side, that's okay, too. just leave one of the text boxes blank. in the other one, find all you can see. contact the pharmacy as soon as possible for help. the state might also like to hear from you. rt it may be

m nguyen looks at some do's and don'ts when it comes to deductions. reporter: nobody enjoys paying taxes. little shaving here on your income can be tempting, but cheating on your tax return, experts say, just don't do it. >> you want to make sure all information is reported correctly. why? if it is not, the irs may hit you later on with penalties, it may charge you additional interest. even in some cases it could be a criminal investigation. reporter: the irs has a matching process to check the numbers you input against third-party reports. >> eventually the irs typically catches up to us. you don't want to risk it because it is not worth it. reporter: there are plenty of legal and legitimate ways to reduce the amount you owe through deductions, tax breaks, and tax credits. >> if you qualify there are things like the american opportunity tax credit, the sabres credit, deductions for contributions made towards dental and medical expenses that are out-of-pocket. there is an adoption tax credit. there are credits related to charitable deductions, one of

candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> and they're even more to this story.rug dealing that price's parents say might have saved her if another police department had taken it more seriously. to watch that report, go to our web page devoted to the fentanyl crisis at nbcbayarea.com/fighting fentanyl. we have lots of information and resources available to help. >>> still ahead, back in action. a century-old cable car gets a little tlc. it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >>> and right now, the calm before the storms. significant april rainfall headed to northern california, the bay area, and big sierra snow totals possibility by the end of the week. we'll have a look at that when we come right back. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that

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, also like a psychological profile of nguyen two years ago and one of the things she emphasized is hesees himself as a history man. not just because he thinks he's sort of a world historical figure but because e he deploys history to his advantage. one of the questions that come up in the q and a is due the autocrats that you're talking about study the history of past leaders who have used similar tactics? do they learn and imitate from history? >> it depends. some of them are not readers. and some of them just read texts that reinforce what they're doing. we saw a very strange event last week when vladimir putin essentially described the history of ukraine and explain how ukraine was destined in every way to be part of russia again and experts immediately saw the holes in the reasoning and the data and very carefully selected ycherry picking of events and situations to just show how put in was using that narrative tojustify the invasion . so they either read because they need to come up with a narrative or a cause they want to see how what they're doing is confirmed by history. >> an

jeannie nguyen.milies of the 6 people killed are speaking out about their loved ones. >> one person, one of the victims. 29 year-old devise a the boss, ian rather turner, his father, frank turner, was working security here in the bay area. when he heard the news. frank turner described his son is a devoted dad to 4 children and someone who spent his free time restoring old school cars. he says that he will continue working on cars in memory of his son. >> i plan to build a scar plan to finish i mean, it's going to take some time, but i plan to finish and put a mural on a picture of him to get his kids. >> now the person who was killed, 38 year-old sergio harris, frank turner says harris and his son were cousins. and hear the names and ages of all 6 people killed. the other 4. our 21 year-old john alexander. 57 year-old linda davis. 32 year-old joshua hoyt, okc. and 21 year-old you meal martinez and dry day. following the shooting. there is debate over new gun law and the state senate. >> this would a

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. >>> first, we're checking in with our investigative reporter candace nguyen. >> reporter: we dig deep into a santa cruz case involving a san jose man and what families need to know to protect their kids. watch the story right now on nbcbayarea.com. - through the darkness, artists create light. they illuminate a path to health and well-being for all of us. and now, their light is shining on our stage, the blue shield of california theater at ybca, where artists and audiences create community together. - come join us inside. >>> new overnight a suspected drunk driver is in the hospital and a coffee shop in shambles this midday. police in santa rosa say that the driver shot his car across the grass barrier into the parking lot and the tree plowing straight into the store front. this is near finley community park. first responders had to use the jaws of life to rescue the driver. there's no update on the driver's condition at this time but again, he will face dui charges. >>> new development while you were sleeping as the conflict between russia and ukraine enters its 50th day. ukraine sa

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nbc news investigative correspondent vicky nguyen with more on the identity fraud. the under to tells her it's been rampant with criminals using bots and fake websites to steal personal information. >> everybody who's been around this program acknowledges that it's likely the largest fraud in american history. domestically crime rings that are involved in drug trafficking realize that white-collar government benefits fraud is more lucrative. >> the programs have been making a major dent in the number of fake unemployment claims. make sure to catch "the fleecing of america" on "nightly news" coming up at 5:30. >>> covid levels now 4.9 million people infected in the last week. that's the highest number since april of 2020. the surge is largely being driven by the omicron subvariant known as ba.2. scientists are also talking about a new variant, xe, which was first detected in the united kingdom in january. hospitalizations and deaths from covid are also on the rise, but the deaths are still very low compared with earlier this year. >>> you're not supposed to do it, bu

abc's em nguyen is here now with the very latest. we warn you some of these images you're about to see may be disturbing. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. the images from ukraine seem to get more disturbing by the hour. but one official warns this is just the tip of the iceberg. this morning, ukrainian president zelenskyy is preparing to address the u.n. security council to detail allegations of widespread killing of civilians by russian troops. among those who could be listening to his speech, the russian envoy to the u.n. because russia is a permanent member of the security council. on monday, zelenskyy visited bucha, a suburb of kyiv, where ukrainian forces found the bodies of hundreds of civilians. abc's james longman witnessing this disturbing scene. >> one, two, three, four, five bodies in this tiny room, in this basement where ukrainians say people have been tortured, and i can see their hands behind their backs. it is truly an apocalyptic scene. it's absolutely horrific in here. >> reporter: now officials

>> nguyen dire warning about climate change. a un panel of experts says the world needs to move faster. if we want to prevent the consequences of an overheated planet. the experts say major countries such as the u.s. and china need to reduce the use of fossil fuels before the impacts of global warming becomes irreversible. that could happen by the end of this decade. the experts say there still is time to act, but that time is running out. >> still ahead, chaos is a robbery suspect rams to 8 police cars while trying to get away. the tense take down was captured on new body camera video. also why former president barack obama was back at the white house today. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. c

investigative reporter candace nguyen is digging into local cases about public safety agencies possiblypping the >>> for the first time ever, amazon is slamming sellers with a 5% surcharge on shipping. the fee goes into effect in about two weeks. sellers who use third party delivery services won't see this charge. be warned. as you can imagine, sellers maybe passing along the extra charges on to customers. >>> stanford nurses, 5,000 of them, are threatening to go on strike in less than two weeks. april 25th is the day they've circled on the calendar. they are now in the second week of working with expired contracts. they're asking for competitive wages, as well as help with staffing. the nurse's union and hospitals have negotiated in 30 sessions, covering 13 weeks. stanford has a statement that reads in part, if the strike takes place, both holidays will remain open and our community can continue to count on safe, high quality care. while we almost our nurses' rights to engage in this action, we are disappointed that the union has chosen to strike. >>> >>> the baseball world is still ta

. >> abc's em nguyen is here now with the detalils, including th announcements expected today. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. as the u.s. prepares new sanctions against russia today, vladimir putin's children could be next to face punishment. this morning, little is known about the women, both in their 30s, and putin has never publicly acknowledged their identity. the possible sanctions could include travel bans and freezing any assets they have outside russia. the white house only saying new sanctions being announced today will include family members of russian officials along with a ban on all new investments in russia. >> it's a part of the continuation of our efforts to put consequences in place, hold russian officials accountable. >> reporter: it comes as people in ukraine slowly emerge from their hiding places now that the russians have withdrawn from towns around the capital, kyiv. in this video circulating online, every building in borodianka appears heavily damages. the governor says the town is almost destroyed. in nearby bucha, this man says he was forced to live in the base

we're joined tonight by investigative reporter candice nguyen, who is leading our coverage on the story, and by retired police detective michael lenin jer. candice, strong words there from lace price's parents. what's the response from the sheriff's office in santa cruz county? >> reporter: well, the santa cruz county sheriff refused to answer any of my specific questions by call, by email, even when we stopped by his headquarters personally. i want to ask him did his deputies treat that house as a potential crime scene. when the call came in, about an hour later they called the coroner's office. why was that? when the initial call came in, it was also reported lace price was 20 years old. did investigators right away check her age to find that she was, in fact, 16 years old? these are important questions, raj, that we have not gotten any answers to after asking them repeatedly. >> michael, that's why we have you, to get some law enforcement background. what does it matter now how police treat a drug death call or like a medical call instead of a crime scene? what's the difference? >> t

up next, vicky nguyen taking a closer look at mobile payment apps lot of us use to send cash to friendshe value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project and help customers select all finishes without having to leave their home! wow! agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovations specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! (music throughout) ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ >>> back now 8:36 with today's koourm this morning we're focusing on something that picked up during the pandemics. pandemic using apps to send money to friends and family. >> for lot of folks it is quick and a simple way to send cash to others but as some unlucky people are finding out. fraud and scams are on the rise. since 2016 fraud jumped a staggering 733%. >> lucky for us, we've got nbc senior consumer investigative correspondent and super hero vicky nguyen on our side you have important tips.

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abc's em nguyen is here with the very latest. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. ukrainians in one part of the country are being told to flee now ahead of another russian assault. as new signs emerge of alleged russian war crimes, authorities in ukraine are warning residents of one region to evacuate now or risk death fearing an impending russian attack. moscow recently called that area in eastern ukraine known as the donbas a priority for its military. capturing the donbas would correct a director russian troopses to crimea. it comes as russian forces withdraw from areas around the capital kyiv. in borodyanka the scale of the destruction is massive. virtually no building is untouched according to abc's james longman. >> somehow the devastation is even worse. i mean, take a look at this. businesses, homes just completely destroyed all the way down this road. you can see that apartment building there. look, people's homes just chopped in half. >> reporter: at least 14 bodies have been recovered in borodyanka, but authorities say far more are likely buried beneath a

are used, in general, any waste paper is the main source of inspiration for the vietnamese artist nguyens sculptures of animals and makes good money on them, collects cardboard everywhere, including in landfills, crushes it, mixes it with cellulose and glue. lions, eagles, and horned partridges, deer, geese, spiders, silent fish are born from this explosive mixture. well, who else? right after chekhov, mguen sculpts his sculptures from photographs on the internet, it turns out quite realistic. some works are given away for free to a local school, where they become visual aids. in general, art requires at least cardboard or love for animals and a place where it can be attached? yes, and accuracy, as here, is the main criterion for the new technology that russian scientists are developing, we are talking about programmable tablets. they must be delivered to the body strictly at the address and work longer, and also more efficiently. to relieve a headache, many people take painkillers, it helps, but for a maximum of a couple of hours, the problem is that the drug is very dissolves quickly i

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. >> abc's em nguyen explains both sides of the debate. she is live in washington with more. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. president biden is making it clear why he thinks gas prices are so low. the question is, when will americans see relief at the pump. >> putin's war. putin's action. putin's price hike. >> reporter: president biden mentioned vladimir putin nearly a dozen times in his 14-minute speech thursday as he announced he's releasing oil from the strategic petroleum preserve, 1 million barrels per day for the next six months. >> the bottom line is if we want lower gas prices, we need to have more oil supply right now. >> reporter: experts say gas prices currently averaging $4.23 per gallon nationwide could begin dropping within three days but perhaps not as much as americans would like. >> analysts warn that prices might not get much farther below $4 a gallon, that this measure was really intended and will really help to keep prices from getting to that $5 a gallon level. >> reporter: in the meantime, critics worry biden's move could leave the u.

. >> let's bring in candice nguyen. it's pretty chilling to hear that call.tty chilling to hear from that ex-girlfriend. what was the follow-up from police. they heard the 911 call. obviously, how did they respond? >> a watsonville police officer responded. the assistant chief told me that officer saw it as a fight between exes so that assistant chief confirms with me that that officer did not follow up with that fentanyl tip, nor did that officer share that information with any other agency. >> so it's hard to say. is this the right thing they did? is this the wrong thing they did? this is a new thing all parents, community members and officers are dealing with, right? >> in this case we don't know any sort of policy that was followed. this is all new. the department defended their actions, saying that officer acted appropriately. but the family of this girl who passed away tells us if that officer had taken it more seriously and pursued that call, maybe their daughter would still be alive. i can tell you, raj, we're hearing from different county news saying

. >> jeannie nguyen was there. she is now live for us in sacramento. jeanne, what can you tell us?nd grant today's arraignment was for 31 year-old dhabi on dawson and he's been charged with a felon in possession of a firearm. not to be clear. >> he is not currently in custody and he was in court today wearing an ankle monitor. dawson only address the judge today when asked to confirm his name. now following his brief court appearance, dawson was a free to go covering his face with his hat as he exited the building. that dawson didn't answer any questions. but a woman who says that she is his mother quickly came to his defense. >> i acts. >> sacramento police did say yesterday that dawson is not charged with crimes directly related to the shootings. they see dawson just happened to be there and had a gun on him. but they do not believe it was used in the shooting sent this afternoon. dawson's mother also did say her son had a gun that night and was trying to run for shelter when shots were fired. live in sacramento union when kron 4 news. all right. thank jeanne. check back with you

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. >>> investigative reporter candice nguyen spent five months digging into the growing fentanyl crisis. she followed a troubling case out outof santa cruz county, involving the tud suddenen death of a teenaged girl. audio g to nbc bay area.com/fighting fentanyl, as well as resources available to help. >>> a pair of u.s. officials are planning to visit ukraine tomorrow, at least according to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. he said secretary of state antony blinken, and defense secretary lloyd austin will visit kyiv. but the white house, state department, pentagon, they are not commenting on that statement. if the pair does travel to ukraine, it would be the highest-level u.s. officials to visit the country since the start of the war. sfwhnchts now, knew crane today, at least five people were killed, more than a dozen hurt after a missile strike happened in odesa. officials say two missiles hit a military facility, and two residential buildings. russia denied targeting civilians but a number of human right organizations say it is and it is committing other war crimes, as well. >

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host: nguyen, portland oregon. caller: i had a question in a comment for the doctor. we are past the time we should be having mandates. while things were unknown in the beginning, and it was a good idea, we are long past that. we have varying information on how different masks are, the mindedness of the particles, and while they are good for containing larger things that leave our bodies, they are not so good at the micro things. the second question would be to the doctor. i think it was last week on c-span, you had a doctor on who is talking about receiving shot. covid. how the new pfizer and moderna, the mrna, were developed how that could inhibit your immune system. i wondered if you could speak to that. again, that is more of the many types of information we are receiving. some of it for and some of it against. while i had a johnson & johnson shot, i'm not sure that i will want another one, and i am going to be 69 years old and i'm in good health with but i know that it probably has prevented people with or health in different situations that they are dealing with

. >> reporter: kevin nguyen says in one year his four hydro panels have offset more than 1600 plastic water bottles >> there's about solar 30 panels i drive an electric car as well. it's one of those things where it's helped to do this i do what i can. >> source panels are now installed in 52 countries. the world health organization has predicted by 2025, just three years from now, half the world's population will be in water stress areas >>> thanks all the car companies are going electric why not airplanes? the company working to make your next flight emission free and battery powered. >>> a strange connection between almost 100 people in new jersey. they all went to the same school and they all have the same rare brain tumor. the person leading the investigation and the story he's discovered >>> it >>> the -- it could be the future of aviation, one that doesn't rely on jet fuel in february, alone, major u.s. airlines used more than 850 million gallons of fuel for domestic flights they according to data from the bureau of transportation statistics nbc news correspondent, tom costello

host: nguyen, portland oregon. caller: i had a question in a comment for the doctor.e are past the time we should be having mandates. while things were unknown in the beginning, and it was a good idea, we are long past that. we have varying information on how different masks are, the mindedness of the particles, and while they are good for containing larger things that leave our bodies, they are not so good at the micro things. the second question would be to the doctor. i think it was last week on c-span, you had a doctor on who is talking about receiving shot. covid. how the new pfizer and moderna, the mrna, were developed how that could inhibit your immune system. i wondered if you could speak to that. again, that is more of the many types of information we are receiving. some of it for and some of it against. while i had a johnson & johnson shot, i'm not sure that i will want another one, and i am going to be 69 years old and i'm in good health with but i know that it probably has prevented people with or health in different situations that they are dealing with.

investors, including those looking for love. >> nbc's consumer investigative correspondent vicky nguyenoking for love or to get rich quick, con artists have been there to answer the call and with cryptocurrency it is even harder to trace. in inside track plus the red flags you can't afford to ignore. >> reporter: cryptocurrency making a big splash from celebrity ads to bullish investors. there are more than 17,000 different types of crypto on the market with an estimated value over $2 trillion while crypto has helped many investors make money, homeland security says the digital currency is also attracting scammers who rely on romance to attract their targets. >> i was looking for, you know, someone to have some fun with. let's go hiking. let's go have dinner. >> reporter: mike who asked us not to reveal his last name is retired and single he went on tinder to find companionship but says he was swindled through a sophisticated crypto investment scheme how much money did you lose to this scam? >> about $277,000? >> that money is gone? >> yes. >> it started in july when he connected with s

nbc's vicky nguyen has found -- >> always looking for ways to save that money.ore than ever. as we keep seeing prices spike on so many things. i have tipts for how to plan, spend and save your money wisely so it goes further, even when you are on vacation. united states of sticker shock. 8.5% remains a 41 year high. go back to 1981. >> reporter: inflation climbing to its highest rate in nearly 40 years. >> rise in prices at an annual rate of 15%. >> just like then, these days, americans taking a big hit where it counts. the pocketbooks. >> every week is something new. beef, produce, avocados, take holm containers. now fuel. >> every time grow and shop, the price of something has gone up by so much. it is insane. >> reporter: the average household will now spend an estimated $327 more a month to cover the soaring cost of every day necessities from gas to groceries. but there are some things you can do to help keep your family's finances in check. start with making a budget. know how much money your household earns and spends each month. then look for ways to save

. >>> but first, let's check in with our investigative reporter candace nguyen. >> reporter: the risk now to young teens in the fentanyl crisis. we dig deep into a case involving a san jose man and what families need to know to protect their kids. watch the story right now on nbcbayarea.com. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. get internet and voice for $49.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. and ask how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. >>> welcome back. it is 6:25 right now. rumors are swirling in the uk as the royal family helps get easter celebrations under way. the talk has a lot to do with who is not going to be there as much as who is going to be there. prince charles is stepping in for

twitter's board of directors moved to block nguyen air elon musk from buying the company -- billionairelon musk from buying the company. the poison pill defense diluted musk's steak. it may make it harder for him to win over a majority of shareholders. he is offered nine dollars over twitter's closing price on thursday. president and misses biden released tax returns for their first year in the white house. they report earning six of her $10,000 and paying $150,000 -- $610,000 and paying $150,000, paying 25%. they also pay state income taxes. christians around the rld mark good friday with centuries-old traditions. in paris, worshipers held players outside notre dame cathedral. exactly three years after a fire destroyed the medieval church's roof. and in the czech republic, marchers in masks rolled wooden rattles in revival of an old easter custom. still to come on the newshour, the irs struggles with a major backlog ahead of the tax filing deadline. a massive investment from saudi arabia raises questions about jared kushner's business dealings. david brooks considers the latest politic

again the book is called we have a list question here doctor nguyen, you share so many tough stories in your book. yet you have so much hope, so many of us have experienced trauma this year as well. how do you protect your mental health? this is something you do write about in the book in fact. >> in such a really important question. i have to start out and say we as a country do not value mental health the same way we value physical health. there involved with one another, i do and did a lot of work with addiction whose son died from addiction when he was as late teens. she said to me addiction is not a casserole disease and they really did not understand this. what is a casserole disease? her point was that if her son had died from cancer or heart disease in people found out, everyone would bring casseroles. at that time since her son died from addiction their stigma associated with addiction and mental health issues people did not bring her casseroles. she felt really alone. we see addiction differently so mrs. i just got diagnosed with diabetes people would say oh what can i do?