reena roy, abc news, uvalde, texas.viously a difficult topic to deal with, and it is why we have gathered together some local resources to help process those feelings. check them out anytime you're ready. just go to abc7news.com /takeaction. [bellringing] [applause] ama: it was another wall street. stocks tumbled worldwide as worries continue about the economy. the dow lost 255 points, closing at 32,799. the nasdaq dropped and the s&p 500 closed the day down as house speaker kevin mccarthy sounded a slightly more positive note today after the latest round of debt ceiling talks. even if a deal is reached tomorrow, the procedural timeline that follows, it is pretty unlikely that lawmakers can get a bill to the president was desk by june 1. that is the day the treasury department previously said the country could default. who is to blame for the impact? that depends on which part you ask. >> what republicans are doing right now is playing stupid games. they are not actually negotiating. they are holding every american host

npr, cnn 's elena trini, jamal simmons, former communications director tobias president harris, and reena shaw, a republican strategist. i'll start with you, jamal. there is, can we just call out the hypocrisy here. when you saw, that what did you see but the two of them? you can all watch it, it's not something that happened in the dark, you can see what's going on there. >> listen, it wasn't the most sophisticated debate on capitol hill. you can't articulate that, but what's concerning. congresswoman taylor greene, she felt threatened by somebody, who as you said, was laughing, gesturing, in the middle of a crowd of people. she also said that he's not smart. jamal bowman has a doctorate in education, founded a school. he led a school for ten years. as he said, it all goes back to not just dog whistles, but these pretty loud calls for racism. the thing about marjorie taylor greene, and unlike george santos, who this was all kind of staged because of the george santos thing that was happening on the hill today. george santos is a fraud. everybody can sort of see that he is not who he pret

champagne or looking for something else, and it's part of a growing movement and as we hear from abc's reena roy, it's catching typical liquor store. but there's one thing missing from all of the bottles that line these shelves. alcohol. minus moonshine in brooklyn, new york, opened up two years ago when its founder, axel storms had trouble finding down alcoholic drinks to buy. i was looking for basically a replacement of something to drink that was created for adult palates, but not alcohol. customers vary some sober for years. others lowering their alcohol intake. and there are those uying booze free options for a party. they're throwing. i had no idea this was a thing. there are non alcoholic rums. whiskey is tequila, jin's wine and more people realize suddenly everything here is non alcoholic and then they start crying. there's a whole space for them that didn't exist. three years. 10 years 20 years ago. this has been kind of more of a cultural shift, according to columbia university professor dr katherine keyes, the prevalence of any alcohol use among younger generations has been drasti

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you see most of us stay in the 60's all the way through the forecast, reena. all right, john, thank you for that check in on slick bridges this morning about a 7 minute ride into the city. >> our san mateo bridge a little under 13 minutes there. richmond center fell bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. so get a little activity going on there. still about 19 minutes, 37 to the tolls. developing news out of atlanta. police say a former member of the coast guard is actually behind that deadly shooting at a medical facility. there they arrested. 24 year-old dion patterson early wednesday morning. well, they say he shot 5 women killing one of them. surveillance video captured the shooter pointing the gun at his victims in the waiting room. you can see there from that video. police say when that shooting happened, the suspect mother was with him. she was not hurt. a motive for that shooting is still pretty unclear, though. oh, my goodness. a police officer almost crushed by a speeding car. there. the car clipped the officer's legs. he tried his best to

but as reena mentioned, we didn't see as much melt last week, even though the heat was really on that snow capped and that is ideal we want to see is a slow, steady snow melt. it's exactly what we've got. slow steady snow melt with this cool down ahead of us. it's also going to slow down where we're at right now in downtown san francisco. got the low cloud cover out there. clouds sweeping across the bay had a pretty big seller rated pays because we've got some brisk winds pushing in along a cold front that rushes in across the region. this low pressure area right here, diving deep, allowing us some cooler weather and get this some rainfall and even some snowfall in the mountains in the days ahead of us starting tonight into tomorrow and lingering into wednesday. let's time it out for us today. so we should be dry during daytime hours today. you'll just notice a lot of clouds out there. couple of sprinkles possible here and there. but we really kick up those chances of rainfall on into the evening tonight as we move into tonight and tomorrow, seeing better chances of rainfall driving a

reena roy is here with the story. show a rise in anti-asian hate has caused higher rates of anxiety and depressive symptoms and often times those struggles go unspoken because of shame. now there is a growing movement to change that. the dark comedy is a global sensation. the story is centered on an ever escalating feud between stars steven young and ally huang. >> actions have consequences. >> reporter: critics are also praising the netflix hit series for exploring mental health in the asian american community. >> do you know who you should talk to? >> western therapy doesn't work on eastern minds. >> reporter: according to the department of health and human services, asians are the least likely ethnic group to seek mental health issues. >> mental health issues are often considered a tattoo topic. it can cause individuals to downplay or disregard their symptoms. >> reporter: that cultural stigma was engrained in her as a young girl. >> if something happened, it's like, you're fine and move on. >> reporter: but in 200

reena roy have the latest.epo republican congas been george santos could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted on federal criminal charges. on the 13 crowd -- count indictment, he was engaging in a scheme to defraud his campaign donors, using thousand dollars of campaign funds on personal expenses including luxury designer clothing and credit card payments. he is charged with wire fraud, a laundering, theft of funds, making false statement to the house. he has lied about everything from his resume to family background. santos pleading not guilty speaking out after his arraignment. >> i am going to fight my battle. i will deliver. i will take care of my -- clear my name and i look for doing that. >> if convicted he will still serving congress but pressure is growing for him to resign. >> i think he should do the right thing and put this district out of its is array and move on. at a don use to st dowor r fnkly would hth way k is the right thing and -- mccary stressing his concern but not calling for his res

he wrote that doctor reena will start in 6 weeks and will focus primarily on business operations and that he will transition to being executive chair and cto overseeing product and new software and not many are expecting must to totally remove himself from the decision-making process at twitter. he does own the company after all, but that linda could advertisers back to the platform and it's sorely needs that live in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news, justine, thank you. >> governor gavin newsom has unveiled his revised 306.5 billion dollars state budget by far the largest state budget in the country. the governor says the state is facing a 31 and a half billion dollar deficit just last summer. the state had 100 billion dollar surplus. the governor said that higher interest rates and inflation have been costly. so so as the state's decision to allow people to file taxes later this year because of severe winter storms, the governor also said the state had prepared for the economic downturn with fiscal responsibility as a consequence of our prudence. we are in a position

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what i find interesting about this story here about this russian billionaire elena but the reena, shedinner with the former she evaded those sanctions. of course, hunter helped facilitate the sale of a cobalt mine to china. keep in mind, this is part of that belt and road program that exist to undermine american influence in the region. what is cobalt used for? electric cars? what is this administration pushing? electric cars. now, let's take a look at some of this, the big guy. tony bobulinski provided some of this material h. for the big guy. 10 held for the big guy. the big guy understood to be joe biden. so you can't say anything msnbc, about joe not being linked to hunter and being accurate. then we look at gas deal that joe biden allegedly was involved in with hunter biden. evidently some bank records go right back to the president. we'll have to wait and see on that if he -- allegations and then he leaves a voice mail on hunter's background -- on his voice mail. we have heard this. he talked about a "the washington post" story and he said, son, you know, it looks good. i saw th

so make sure to stay with us for those details, reena. all right. on the eve of that will all be traveling this morning. maybe you're heading into the city right now about 15 minutes. we do have a disabled vehicle. >> i-80 westbound on the bay bridge. so take your time. if you're traveling your san mateo bridge about 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. that richmond center fell bridge a little under 8 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes star. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 5.31. and now an exclusive interview you'll see only here on kron. 4 alameda county da pamela price talking with us about. >> the criticism that she has gotten for her criminal justice reform policies. yet price says that some of that criticism is going too far as magoon has more. >> someone suggesting that i should have a bullet in my forehead. >> receiving less than flattering comments about your personal job performance comes with the territory for elected public officials do solemnly swear, but alameda county district attorney pamela price

not just shoot reena -- juliet assange, eamonn, you can have whatever opinion about julian assange, i'mhat we needed to know about war crimes in iraq and elsewhere. if you're going to say journalism is not a crime, you're going to have to talk about people like -- and you're going to have to talk about whether or not you like people julian assange. >> you are going to have to celebrate the first amendment rights of the press to be able to report on everything, even if we don't like where they're reporting, what they are reporting about. and who is reporting. mehdi, it's great to see you, my friend. great show as always. enjoy the rest of your evening. coming up on ayman, red state authoritarianism. zoe's death are silenced by republicans in her legislator. it's going to join us live. we are going to hear her talk about those gop's underhanded attacks. blue state pushback, i will be joined by washington governor jay inslee for an exclusive conversation on the

. >> what do you think, reena, iowa? to be optimistic about that state for ron desantis because of conservatives, evangelicals. he has a pretty favorable, you know, candidacy to appeal to iowans. and he's having these conversations with faith leaders not just in iowa, but around the country. and who knows how they're going. truly what we hear back is that, yeah, he should have a good reception. but this talk of how does he move forward? i think before he declared officially, there was a lot of talk about abandoning these early states. and now it seems his advisers have wised up and understood that that would be a losing strategy. so now it seems that they're going all in on iowa. and i think that would also not be a good strategy. they can't be so short-sighted. they have to play the long game. but i think when we're talking about this moment for ron desantis, it's a very delicate moment for him. he is a known unknown, given that he is the governor of florida. he did receive a lot of acclaim for how he handled the pandem

chance of showers, the greatest for the east bay and the south bay reena. john, thank you for that.ws. the acts if you are tracking across a bridge is now clear. >> the bay bridge 18 minutes and drive times didn't change. so they quickly able to get that white off. the bridge is right near the toll plaza. there. the san mateo bridge also that accident that was just as you're exiting the bridge there. that's also gone. drive times are at 33 minutes now at 23. 80 to 101. our richmond center fell bridge rather 10 minutes. things looking great. golden gate bridge a little under. 23 minutes and some of our highways like the south bay 101, heading up under 40 minutes to make it from 85 to menlo back to you. thanks. a lot of rain is 9.31. and breaking news is the oakland teachers strike which started this morning. yeah. teachers and the district couldn't come to an agreement in the final moments to avoid this. so it's happening. crawford's michael thomas. >> is in oakland with the story. >> the anticipation of this strike actually happening has been going on since last night with negotiati

reena. john, thank you for that. an accident.ndro. looks like all lanes are blocked right now. so you might want to take east 14th or mission boulevard to navigate and get around those delays that we're seeing there. the bay bridge pretty slick this morning about 11 minutes for all of you traveling into the city right now. our san mateo bridge not as gusty as yesterday, but a wet one for sure. 13 minutes, 80 to 101 for everyone heading across towards the peninsula along 80 this morning. crockett down towards the maze. going to take you 51 minutes because airport, how that's in san pablo. there's an accident san pablo avenue runs adjacent to that. you could take that. but if you're in richmond of towards oakland, shouldn't have any issues. it's just if you're back past hercules, that area that's slowing you down. 101 of the south bay. 33 minutes. 85 in menlo park. to 82. still pretty light. our james, back to you. thank you. and it's 5.49. and san francisco tourism is expected to get a big boost. >> from the warriors. yeah. as the

reena, right, john, thank you for that. >> turning now to our top story, chp is investigating a road rage incident that happened between 2 cars and led to a freeway shooting and a crash in oakland shut down the westbound lanes during peak travel time for this long holiday weekend. it since cleared for you. cro 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> chp says during a road rage incident, one of the drivers pulled out a gun and started shooting at the other. they missed the intended driver. but this did, however, cause a crash. one of the cars flipped. chp says they responded to the crash around 2.17, thursday afternoon and the westbound lanes of 5.80, in oakland through the keller avenue exit. both cars involved did not have passengers. the driver of a gray dodge ram was hurt with minor injuries. the driver of the white ford escape which flipped with an injured as officers investigated. they learned about the road rage incident between the 2 cars before the crash. chp says it is also alleged that one of the drivers pulled out the gun and shot the other car. chp detained both drivers for qu

a reporter reena shadix has details on the excitement and dangers of this mid-spring flurry. >> takehile lots of people are coming up here to enjoy the snow, many people aren't following the basic rule. and that is to take it nice and slow on the freeway. >> snow at the 6,000 foot elevation. not unusual during snow season, but we are in the month of may. some drivers likely didn't realize how dangerous it still is to drive too fast when the snow is coming down. these 2 vehicles were damaged, but fortunately no one was hurt. one driver lost control of her suv and flipped it around, forcing it to the side of the road. while another vehicle spun out and lost its bumper, people came from all over to experience the late following of snowflakes like this man who brought his family from san jose. >> we didn't actually get a chance to come to the snow yet this season. we've been so busy with other stuff in school and things so it's actually. great for didn't get a chance to come that it's snowing again. >> well, the national weather service said coming up here, we would see a lot of heavy ra

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