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ah this is what remote learning looks like for 17 year old raquel every day she hikes along the teeny park river to collect the homework assignment. papers covered numbers in this remote part of the philippines. 3 hours, east of manila are down, but her school, like most in the country, has remain closed for over 2 years now. with no internet connection, children in her village have no choice. but to study alone. wilma, finding some of my classmates and would rather be climbs and tell them to make money that boys others as friends to new their assignment i number, they didn't complete them any more. and michelle obama, let's face it. they can't quickly own money this way. this could buy the and a minimum, melanie la, raquel saw many friends drop out of school during the pandemic. some even got married. the philippines have seen one of the toughest locked down for children worldwide. this public school in a poor suburb of manila is ready to resume face to face classes. the moment they get the green light director, cecilia regalato is deeply worried about the learning loss and the dropo

he lay out a lot of people's, raquel hasn't bishops plans for the future. during the lockdown, she enjoyed helping other children in the village with their modules. so she decided to become a teacher. but 1st, she really hopes to graduate. after attending in person classes. the pandemic has also left its mark on young people in germany after more than 2 years of stress with cov 19. now this the war in ukraine too, for youngsters suffering from depression, life is especially tough. we met with 2 young people who've learned to take an open approach about the illness, particularly in these times of crisis. ah, the take, the war and ukraine has affected my depression and massively increased my fears. what if we attacked these fears? just add to the thoughts already spinning round in my head, the onions, then it all start spinning, even more than hints will quantity of cancer abnormal, mental ongoing kind of m and undeserved creeks. minisey these images of the war i ask myself and in my do i feel so bad? it's middens as others are doing much, much worse. and tha

they can quickly owe money this way up either and a minimum. melanie le, raquel saw many friends drop out of school during the pandemic. some even got married. the philippines have seen one of the toughest locked down for children worldwide. this public school in a poor suburb of manila is ready to resume face to face classes. the moment they get the green light director, cecilia regalato is deeply worried about the learning loss and the dropout rate. she says the longer children stay out of school, the less likely they will return most especially those who is kept class and don't comply with the requirements are poor. that's why i'm telling my, my teachers not to engage too much on the, i'll put on the i mean the complete mess or completeness of the the board to find ways and means give them easy task so that they comply because the various know how salaries the un children's organisation had already demand that the government should prioritize the reopening of schools, a task that is now up to sarah, to test the freshly elected vice president. and that you cation minister who will r

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for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. james. >> ok, thank you very much, raquel. it's for 23. we'll take a break. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. the white house or should say the world health organization says that covid deaths are on the rise. we're going break down what that means immediately after the break. so stay tuned. 4.26. is the time. a new report from the world health organization says the number of covid deaths actually went up 4% globally last week. >> this comes after 5 weeks of declining numbers. the health agency says there are 8700 covid deaths last week with the americas. seeing a 21% jump and the western pacific seeing a 17% increase. health officials say that coronavirus cases overall, though, continue to fall with about 3.2 million new cases reported last week. it's 4.27 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a center created for some of the most vulnerable people in our community. now closing for good. >> ahead, we're going to talk about why. and when the tender one center shutting down. >> for 30 is the time. welcome back to the

raquel. >> it is for 23. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, the epa announcing a new warning for drinking water. we're going to break down what they found coming up after the break. >> for 25 is the time it for your health. this morning. the environmental protection agency is warning that to forever chemicals. >> found in drinking water more dangerous than previously thought. the compounds a and p f o s do not degrade over time and u.s. manufacturers have voluntarily phase them out, but they're still found in products like cardboard packaging and carpets and firefighting foam. they're associated with serious health conditions, including cancer. the epa says that even very low undetectable levels still pose a risk. the agency plans to propose national drinking water regulations for the compound. >> later this year. >> well, the u.s. food drug administration says homeopathic allergy medicine for kids is being voluntarily recalled. now over concerns of elevated levels of yeast and mold. one of the aller

the 50 year-old is currently wanted in connection with the disappearance of raquel. says a body believed to be hers was found in her car in mexico. the couple also have a 7 month-old baby who is now in protective custody. >> this is going to be devastating for her. it's just really sad that she no longer has the mother. >> the fbi says adams was detained in mexico last wednesday for questioning, but then he re-enter the united states the following day and hasn't been seen since. >> hoping against hope that he would. do the right thing. that won't happen. i don't blink. >> even though sabian haas, king's granddaughter is alive and safe. she regrets not being able to convince her own daughter to live with her. i was sure to stand. >> you know, she may have not crossed paths with the sky. that was jeanne, when reporting for u.s.. authorities say that the suspect, tyler adams >> has used over a dozen stolen identities and had been considered a u.s. fugitive since escaping a hawaii jail back in 2019. other national news, a man, a detroit fought off an armed robber while h

they can quickly owe money this way up either and a minimum delanie la, raquel saw many friends drop out of school during the pandemic. some even got married. the philippines have seen one of the toughest locked down for children worldwide. this public school in a poor suburb of manila is ready to resume face to face classes. the moment they get the green light director, cecilia regalato is deeply worried about the learning loss and the dropout rate. she says the longer children stay out of school, the less likely they will return most especially those who is kept class and don't comply with the requirements are poor. that's why i'm telling my, my teachers not times of crisis. ah, to keep. the rule in ukraine has affected my depression and massively increased my fizz, whatever you're attacked. these fears just add to the thoughts already spinning round and my head done is let it all starts spinning even more than hints will quantity of cancer abnormal meant rumbling, ah, cloud of am an undeserved creaks minute see these images of the war? i ask myself and in my do i feel so bad? it's

raquel sabian was going to turn. 41 born and raised in southern california. mother denise avian hosking says she moved to vacaville in the late 90's, but her daughter decided not to go. she ended up going into the navy. and it was based in san diego like san diego. so should stand down there. >> and about a year and a half ago, sabian hosking says raquel met this man. we know by paul first. the relationship seemed to be going well. >> went had meals together and he was always really >> nice. but then things started to take a turn. when she says raquel was talking about spending more time in tijuana. >> i was worried about people in mexico. >> i wasn't even thinking about him being a problem to her. >> according to the fbi, the man sabian hosking new as paul phillips is actually tyler adams. the 50 year-old is currently wanted in connection with the disappearance of raquel. the fbi says a body believed to be hers was found in her car in mexico. the couple also have a 7 month-old baby who is now in protective custody. >> this is going to be devastating for her.

an advocate for freedom across the globe in washington, raquel martin are 4 zone forecast as we give you a live view outside at san francisco airport where it's nice and clear and it is for folks who traveling back home after. >> coming in for the parade, maybe fly now to what ever people come in maybe and they go. oh, my goodness. is this really san francisco to be always that's where heat wave coming our way. a heat advisory, although temperature doesn't cover the city of san francisco. >> there you have a little shot there of the east bay shoreline. the planner tonight we've got clear and warm temperatures falling to the 50's of the coast. 74 inland. that turns to 67 by the witching hour in tomorrow morning. a mild start, however, won't be like that into the afternoon. now we know tomorrow is going to be hot. we talked a lot about that heat advisory, solano county may extend all the way out to wednesday for you. but another little chapter in our book here. it's a little sprinkles. happening off the coast. here we get to around wednesday morning overnight. all right. big deal. now

an advocate for freedom across the globe in washington, raquel martin. well, a connecticut man received special recognition for designing the flag now recognized as the national flag for juneteenth. >> as activists born in boston, ben haith create the flag in 2000 and it has since become the national symbol for what is now a federal holiday. we're recognizing the star at the center of the flag represents texas where the final slaves in galveston work told they were free 2 years after the emancipation proclamation was issue. the star is surrounded by nova or a burst in star. >> american people were enslaved art, new people, new star rising up over the red, white and blue. united states calls for found out how well the for flags see my people. parts of the country. overwhelmed. >> well, i hate says he hopes the flag can be a symbol that america can do more for all people. covid shots for the little as americans are rolling out this week. the white house is working to make the vaccine accessible. many families want them and they're also making a push to con

raquel martin joins us live now with the latest. good morning, rick. howe. good morning, stephanie. will volatility in the stock market only got worse yesterday in anticipation of today's announcement. >> today, top economists are predicting the bet could raise interest rates. 3 quarters of a percentage of the highest in decades. meanwhile, here in washington, democrats and republicans still clashing over how to bring americans relief. >> wednesday, the federal reserve is set to announce new higher interest rates in an effort to slow skyrocketing inflation. inflation sapping the strength of a lot of families tuesday in a speech to labor leaders in philadelphia, president biden acknowledged the price surge impacting americans but blame republicans for not helping what solutions everything they can. >> so stop my plans to bring down costs on ordinary families. republicans on capitol hill, blaine, president biden. >> and democratic spending for the crisis. washington democrats have been wrong about inflation from the very beginning. top gop senator john says that's why republicans are

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raquel martin. >> coming up kron, 4 news at 5. accused of another war crime following an air strike that killed at least 18 people. what the president of france is saying about it and delta air lines. pilots are going on strike. up next, we'll let you know when and where. >> and explosive. new allegations revealed during today's hearing on the january 6th attack on the capitol. our political analyst michael yaki joins us to talk the highlights from today's surprise hearing. ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. >> and new allegations about former president trump revealed that today's last-minute january 6 hearing an aide to former white house chief of staff mark meadows, recounting what she heard from a security official on january 6th. the bombshell testimony accusing the president of becoming >> irate when he was told that he could not accompany his supporters to the capitol going as far as allegedly lunging at a secret

for now in washington, raquel martin sending it back to you guys. ok, raquel, thank you very much. well, 5.23, we're going to take a break. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. >> president biden addressing inflation concerns as it hits a 40 year record high. we're going hear why he says it's not just an american issue. we'll be right back. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to chase first banking. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank with tools for both, all with no monthly service fee. chase. make more of what's yours. >> 5.26 inflation hit a new 40 year high, the cost of gas food. and she just about everything. it is up 8.6% from this time last year. that's the biggest increase since 1981. and it puts pressure on the federal res

raquel martin has more from dc. >> good morning. well, there is growing concern from economists across the country that the federal reserve could use its power to raise interest rates more aggressively this week after last week, new data show that inflation numbers are still moving in the wrong direction. as inflation reaches of 40 year high this week, the federal reserve is poised to announce more steps to try and stop the price surge crippling low-income americans. they have made this. >> a priority monday. white house press secretary karine jean pierre said the biden administration is watching closely to see how the fed respond. they have the strongest tools already. wall street is bracing for a more aggressive interest rate. spike stocks plunged friday after last month's inflation rate rebounded. president think the fed is running the risk of hiking rates too quickly at the federal reserve it needs to have their independence. in the meantime, the white house and says it's doing everything in its power to try and ease the financi

raquel martin, back to you. thank you. raquel. >> we'll take a break at 6.22. coming up in a moment, we're learning that president trump pressured vice president mike pence to overturn the results of the election even after rioters that stormed the capitol and were chanting hang, mike pence will have that more coming up after the break. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. philips. >> the january 6 committee's public hearings continued

martin, back to you. >> thank you, raquel 5.21.he time also for your money this morning, the real estate market seems to be. well experiencing some big changes. redfin has released some figures monday showing a dramatic flattening of sales. the data shows that the market was only up 3% over last year's numbers. in fact, that's the slowest growth rate since june of 2020 analysts say declining budgets and higher mortgage rates are all for part of the main reasons why it's slowing down. realtor mark ross says that inflation is shrinking available resources. >> the market's going to change is a confluence of events with the raising interest rates like the federal to tomorrow. concerns about inflation in the economy. it also sellers are certainly see. the market exchange has 3 more inventory, but buyers are going to pull back a little bit wonder if this is going to be a repeat of 2008. so he's going to be a little bit of a it's not could be a repeat of 2008, who's going to be the fall off on the market is going to dissipate there's stil

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thank you, raquel.is 7.21 and another bay area by a gun buyback event was partly success over the weekend. this one held in oakland with officials say more than 100 guns were surrendered. participants in the guns to gardens event on saturday surrendered pistols and shotguns rifles or even a few ak 40 sevens, $10,000 in gift cards are given away for all the guns collected. we'll take a break. it is 7.22. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. president biden addressing inflation concerns as >> prices are hitting a 40 year record high. we're getting here why he says this is not just an american problem. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ treat dad to father's day at lowe's. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for just $30 a month when you add xfinity mobile. learn how you can get all this and one unlimited line of mobile for 2 years for about t

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raquel: this past fiscal year has been our highest volume on record. cat: what do you make of that?aquel: kids are hurting, families are struggling, and our community is having trouble meeting the need. cat: that need, which was already growing prior to the pandemic, is hitting families across the nation. 70% of u.s. counties don't have a child psychiatrist. and more than 60% of youth who report having severe major depression are not receiving any mental health treatment. peggy: i didn't know where to go. i didn't know who to call. when she tried to hurt herself, i took her to the hospital. it was all i knew to do. cat: peggy patrick has been caring for her 16-year-old granddaughter jackie since she was a baby in the rural town of new tazewell, tennessee. she says, around the age of 12, jackie started changing from an outgoing and friendly child to withdrawn and often depressed. peggy: i thought hormones, you know? and i even told her that. guess i tried to convince her that this was a phase. cat: was there a moment you can recall when you thought that, we need some help here, this

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our correspondent raquel martin has more from washington. >> president joe biden is laying out a new protect abortion rights. i believe we have to how to fly. roe v wade thursday, he called on democrats to change the filibuster rules in the senate allowing democrats to pass legislation without any gop backing is making clear. >> how outrageous this decision was and how much it impacts not just on what was right to choose privacy. general, the president's broader called to protect privacy comes after justice clarence thomas signaled in his dissent. >> that he like the court to reconsider issues like access to contraception and marriage. >> but the president's plan is easier said than done. senator joe mansion, one of 2 senators who refused to change the senate rules last year confirmed to us thursday that his position has not changed. >> this is not the political environment be looking for that. at the nato summit thursday, illinois democratic senator durbin said he doubts the 2 senators will suddenly have a change of heart. in the meantime, president biden says he will work with stat

our dc correspondent raquel martin has that story. moments after the supreme court issued its long expected abortion ruling. a crowd grew outside court building. >> among protesters, members of congress keep all protest peaceful. president joe biden is calling on abortion rights supporters to remain calm following the supreme court's landmark decision to overturn roe versus wade violence is never acceptable. michigan democratic senator gary peters says while he understands the blowback, protesters should take their rage to the polls. this election. coming up, though, this fall. >> will make a major difference. capitol police have increased security and say they're working closely with local law enforcement as well as the supreme court police to ensure the area here at the court and across the street at the capitol remain safe. but some republican lawmakers say they remain concerned about the safety of the conservative supreme court justices friday, iowa senator chuck grassley sent a letter to the department of justice. >> in homeland

correspondent raquel martin has more. >> in honor of juneteenth monday, vice president kamala harris surprised a lucky group of kids at the national museum of african-american history in during her visit, harris spoke one-on-one with and stressed the importance of the newest federal holiday juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the united states on june. 19th 18. 65 more than 2 years after president lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation, the last enslaved african americans in texas learned of their is 7. >> while several states already recognize the historic day last year, the federal government made it a national bill is passed. congress passed the effort with overwhelming bipartisan here is was by the president's side the day he signed the bill into law says it's important. the next generation continues to push the country forward. an advocate for freedom across the globe in washington, raquel martin. >> a connecticut man receive special recognition for designing the flag now recognizes the national flag for juneteenth as an activist in boston. ben haith created the fl

washington dc's raquel martin has more. it's a dead piece of legislation they want to protect the status quo. industry groups and lawmakers on capitol hill are sparring over an anti monopoly bill targeting big tech. bill is pro competition and it's common sense. democratic senator amy klobuchar are says the bill is designed to help consumers. >> by stopping companies like apple, google or amazon from squashing competition online, the world's largest and most powerful platforms should be allowed to copy small businesses. private data. >> and then create their own knock-off products. klobuchar are in iowa. republican senator chuck grassley say the plan will also lower prices and spurs innovation. but big tech groups say the plan will actually do the opposite in are spending millions of dollars in ads and lobbying to try and block it. big tech so far has spent over 20 million dollars. missouri republican senator josh hawley supports the bill but says he's growing concerned the pressure campaign will work there. certainly. >> t

if we took eyes off medal there's no john looking up in washington, raquel martin. >> all right. time for another look at the 4 zone forecast as we have this lovely view of the golden gate bridge. and lawrence is standing by looking ahead to the 4th of july holiday. like so many others little early. this always one of the most difficult forecast of that, you know, everybody's account of fireworks. that's one of the big mixing the barbecues and you name it. this was going to be just as tricky looks like as we've got a weak system. in fact, some of the models trying to bring the system in along the coastline, bringing some clouds in. >> the try to bring a couple raindrops. don't think that's going to happen, but i do think we'll see some clouds lingering as we head in the 4th of july. so plan on that. some partly cloudy skies around the bay area in the atmosphere gets that cold enough. it may mix out lot of low clouds and the fog. now that would be a positive to be able to see your fires for the temperature to be running a little bit cooler. put on some 50's, maybe some mid 60's an

raquel martin. we're taking a live look outside right now from our mount tam cam. can see the fog that has cooled off the coast in san francisco started there in the background and it's. >> finally friday, 5 of the weekend and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our getaway forecast. yeah, let's get away. just seen. take a look at yosemite falls out there. beautiful day out there. but we're going to notice some very active weather in this year for us, though, closer to home. if you're planning a staycation, we're going to see that june gloom pattern overnight into your early morning. and it's thanks to this marine layer and also that cool sea breeze that we're noticing improved air quality, pretty good air particles out there right now considering all those fires that sparked yesterday. but radar for in the sierra tracking very dry, calm and clear conditions. all of that is going to change is starting for your saturday afternoon. we do have a threat of pop-up thunderstorms, bringing lightning and possible hail and gusty winds in the forecast in just a heads up

correspondent raquel martin has more. >> in honor of juneteenth monday, vice president kamala harris surprised a lucky group of kids at the national museum of african-american history in dc. during her visit, harris spoke one-on-one with and stressed the importance of the newest federal holiday juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the united states on june. 19th 18. 65 more than 2 years after president lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation, the last enslaved african americans in texas learned of their is 7 >> while several states already recognize the historic day last year, the federal government made it a national bill is passed. congress passed the effort with overwhelming bipartisan here is he was by the president's side the day he signed the bill into law says it's important. the next generation continues to push the country forward. an advocate for freedom across the globe in washington, raquel martin. >> this hour from 4 news, golden state warriors brought more than just bragging rights back to the bay area. the economic effect an nba championship is having on sa

raquel martin has the latest on gun control. good morning. this plan include investments for mental health and also school safety resources. >> it would also require someone under the age of 21 to undergo a more extensive review process before purchasing a gun. president biden acknowledging it's not everything he asked for, but he is urging congress to get to his desk quickly. >> a bipartisan group of senators say they struck a deal on a plan to tackle violence that has plagued our nation terrorized our children sunday. senate majority leader chuck schumer praised lawmakers for finding a compromise is a good first step to ending the persistent in action and promised a vote. once the text is finalized, i will put this bill on the floor asap. the framework so far includes new investments for mental health and school safety resources. more money to help states adopt red flag laws to stop dangerous people from owning a gun and will require anyone. 21 and under to undergo a more stringent review process before purchasing a gun. the deal is a respo

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raquel martin has the story for us. >> meta, formerly known as facebook is promising to make sweepings to its advertising algorithm to prevent housing discrimination as a part of a settlement with the department of justice. meta says it's building a new system to quote, ensure that age gender and estimated race of the housing as overall audience matches the age gender and estimated race of the population eligible to see that ad. the settlement comes after the u.s. department of housing and urban development accused the platform of violating the fair housing act by targeting as to some users while excluding others. now meta has until december to make necessary changes to avoid further action by the department of justice. but here on capitol hill, some lawmakers say they're onshore. medic can be trusted to live up to its promises. we're going to do to stay on top of the missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver heads the financial services subcommittee on housing. he previously wrote a facebook complaining about their on fair housing said too. >> and this is a cupboard. you know,

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. ok, thank you very much for cal 6.22.oming up on the kron 4 morning news. another act of hate. >> in the east bay. see some buddies and allies in a pride flag and an american flag on a school campus. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >> 6.25 is the time in the east bay, the contra costa county sheriff now investigating vandalism at an elementary school in martinez surveillance video, as you can see here, captured at john swett elementary school in martinez shows a man cutting the rope to the school's flagpole and then letting the american flag and the pride flag fall to the ground. super

raquel martin has more from dc. good morning. the republican and democratic senators who helped broker this original deal are still hoping to push it forward by next week. >> but the top gop negotiator, texas republican senator john cornyn says he's growing frustrated and concerned the 2 sides can't get past some key differences. the bipartisan gun safety plan designed to curb gun violence across the country has hit a snag on capitol hill. we don't know what the specifics are. thursday, texas republican senator ted cruz said the bipartisan group of senators who brokered a deal sunday have failed to introduce a real plan at this point. we have a one page talking points of bullet points. the framework includes new mental health and school safety investments will require anyone. 21 and under to undergo a more stringent review process before purchasing a gun includes more money to help states adopt red flag laws which allows family members to petition a judge and how the guns of someone deemed a danger temporarily removed for republi

raquel. martin has the latest for us from washington, d.c.. >> good morning. will volatility in the stock market only got worse tuesday in anticipation of today's announcement, economists predict the fed could raise interest rates. 3 quarters of a percentage. meanwhile, here in washington, lawmakers continue to clash over long-term solutions to bring americans much needed relief. >> wednesday, the federal reserve is set to announce new higher interest rates in an effort to slow skyrocketing inflation. inflation sapping the strength of a lot of families tuesday in a speech to labor leaders in philadelphia, president biden acknowledged the price surge impacting americans but blame republicans for not helping what solutions everything they can. >> so stop my plans to bring down costs on ordinary families. republicans on capitol hill, blaine, president biden. >> and democratic spending for the crisis. washington democrats have been wrong about inflation from the very beginning. top gop senator john says that's why republicans are rejecting the economic policies pr

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thank you. kelly is a 22 coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're learning that former president trump pressured vice president mike pence to overturn the results of the election even after rioters stormed the capital will have that and more coming up. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2 -year price guarantee. call today. >> it's a 25 and a national news. the january 6 committee's public hearings continue to focus on how former president trump mounted both public and private pressure campaign to overturn the election results. yeah. the testimon

raquel martin has more. >> good morning will today. we'll hear directly from 2 former advisers of the former vice president mike pence, who will likely be able to provide more insight over how things played out in flight. the white house following the 2020 election. pence, of course, was a target on january 6th as rioters going after him for refusing to stop the certification of the election. thursday, the january 6 select committee kicks off day 3 of public hearings. >> digging into former president donald trump's role leading up to the assault on the capitol was very clear that what we have laid out so far is that donald trump was at the center. a coordinated strategy. to overturn the results of a free and fair election. democratic congressman pete aguilar is one of 9 lawmakers on the committee. he says the 2 previous hearing which featured recorded and in-person testimony for the president's former campaign manager's daughter, ivanka trump and former attorney general william barr show despite their warnings and the days after the 20

. >> dc's raquel martin reports. >> boy, have we changed. our byron says when she became a michigan county clerk, she never imagined how disinformation would dramatically reshape her role. i remember the clerk's office being quiet and many people not even knowing who their clerk was. will she has not received direct threat since the 2020 election. she says her colleagues across the country have been bullied. >> attacked and hope grass. the problem was highlighted last week by arizona and georgia officials before the january 6 committee is the new >> pattern or a pattern in our lives to worry what will happen on saturdays because we have various groups come by and do nothing anymore. i don't want to go anywhere because alive. we just need people have our back and local clerks from across the country are calling on lawmakers to better protect election officials. >> combat this information and help recruit election workers to replace all those who quit after the 2020 election. and it's a bipartisan message. justin roebuck, also a michigan count

raquel martin joins us live with the very latest. hey, good morning. >> good morning.ill volatility in the stock market only got worse yesterday in anticipation of today's announcement top economists predict that the fed could raise interest rates. 3 quarters of a percentage of the most in decades. meanwhile, here in washington, democrats or republicans still clashing over how to bring americans relief through it all. >> wednesday, the federal reserve is set to announce new higher interest rates in an effort to slow skyrocketing inflation. inflation sapping the strength of a lot of families tuesday in a speech to labor leaders in philadelphia, president biden acknowledged the price surge impacting americans but blame republicans for not helping what solutions everything they can. >> so stop my plans to bring down costs on ordinary families. republicans on capitol hill, blaine, president biden. >> and democratic spending for the crisis. washington democrats have been wrong about inflation from the very beginning. top gop senator john says that's why republicans are reje

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thank you, rick help. and today hearings will begin at 10 o'clock this morning. you can watch that on our 24 hour. new streaming service kronon. it's free to download. check it out. we'll take a break. and a 22. coming up. california lawmakers. >> haven't yet come up with a deal to provide relief from rising gas prices will tell you why negotiations have apparently stalled. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for just $30 a month when you add xfinity mobile. learn how you can get all this and one unlimited line of mobile for 2 years for about the same price you could pay other providers for one unlimited 5g line. it's all part of a new xfinity 3 for 1 bundle. switch today! what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how

raquel martin joining us live from dc with more on this and the effects on all of us.morning, rick. help. >> good morning. won't leave. economists say they expect that that used its power to raise interest rates more aggressively than what we've seen in the past few months. that's after last week we got new data showing inflation still on the rise. as inflation reaches of 40 year high this week, the federal reserve is poised to announce new steps to try and slow the price surge crippling low-income americans. they have made this. >> a priority monday. white house press secretary karine jean pierre said the biden administration is watching closely to see how the fed respond. they have the strongest tools already. wall street is bracing for a more aggressive interest rate. spike stocks plunged friday after last month's inflation rate rebounded. president think the fed is running the risk of hiking rates too quickly at the federal reserve it needs to have their independence. in the meantime, the white house and says it's doing everything in its power to try and ease the f

raquel martin joins us in dc with the latest recount. >> good morning.ty resources and also money for mental health resources? the plan would also make it so someone under the age of 21 would have to undergo a more extensive review process before they're able to purchase a gun. president biden weighing in already acknowledging that it's not everything he wanted, but it still calling on congress to bring it to his desk immediately. >> a bipartisan group of senators say they struck a deal on a plan to tackle violence that has plagued our nation terrorized our children sunday. senate majority leader chuck schumer praised lawmakers for finding a compromise is a good first step to ending the persistent in action and promised a vote. once the text is finalized. >> i will put this bill on the floor asap. the framework so far includes new investments for mental health and school safety resources. more money to help states adopt red flag laws to stop dangerous people from owning a gun. >> and will require anyone. 21 and under to undergo a more stringent review pr

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raquel. martin has the latest for us from washington, d.c.. >> good morning.e stock market only got worse tuesday in anticipation of today's announcement, economists predict the fed could raise interest rates. 3 quarters of a percentage. meanwhile, here in washington, lawmakers continue to clash over long-term solutions to bring americans much needed relief. >> wednesday, the federal reserve is set to announce new higher interest rates in an effort to slow skyrocketing inflation. inflation sapping the strength of a lot of families tuesday in a speech to labor leaders in philadelphia, president biden acknowledged the price surge impacting americans but blame republicans for not helping what solutions everything they can. >> so stop my plans to bring down costs on ordinary families. republicans on capitol hill, blaine, president biden. >> and democratic spending for the crisis. washington democrats have been wrong about inflation from the very beginning. top gop senator john says that's why republicans are rejecting the economic policies president biden is deman

raquel martin, take us to look at what we can expect today. >> good morning will today.e'll hear directly from 2 former advisers of the former vice president mike pence, who will likely be able to provide more insight over how things played out in flight. the white house following the 2020 election. pence, of course, was a target on january 6th as rioters going after him for refusing to stop the certification of the election. thursday, the january 6 select committee kicks off day 3 of public hearings. >> digging into former president donald trump's role leading up to the assault on the capitol was very clear that what we have laid out so far is that donald trump was at the center. a coordinated strategy. to overturn the results of a free and fair election. democratic congressman pete aguilar is one of 9 lawmakers on the committee. he says the 2 previous hearing which featured recorded and in-person testimony for the president's former campaign manager's daughter, ivanka trump and former attorney general william barr show despite their warnings and the days after the 2020

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impact statements that the fed will move humbly and nimbly while executing for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you know, we shall see. all right. thank you very much for help. >> time now is 4.22. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. russia's president vladimir putin is getting support from an unusual source. we'll have the latest world leader now to show support. for russia's invasion of ukraine. w for 25 is the time in international news for the first time, north korean leader kim jong un is now expressing support. >> for russia's president vladimir putin and his war in ukraine. meanwhile, russian forces are now in control of most of certain asked, which is the city >> and it's really the last stronghold in eastern ukraine in the dawn bass russian troops have been trying to encircle and take that city for some time. it would be a key victory for russia's control of the donbas region. there are fears that civilians could soon be cut off and unable to escape as the only bridge into that city left is under siege. well, the state department met yesterday with the phoenix m