>> reporter: hi there, vicky. well, yes. just a short time ago, officials held that news conference where they announced charges against that suspect, george alvarez, now facing eight counts of manslaughter. take a listen to what the police chief had to say about what he's facing right now. >> george alvarez is a brownsville local with an extensive wrap sheet. he's been formally charged with eight count of manslaughter, ten counts of assault with a deadly weapon. he has received bonds totaling $3.6 million, and we have his picture and record of various previous arrests. >> reporter: now the police chief said that investigators have not ruled out whether this was intentional, and again, kate and vicky, police now saying that this driver blew past the red light behind me and ended up slamming into that group of migrants, all men from venezuela, on sunday morning. migrants we spoke with here have said that at least one of them who saw it firsthand told us that the driver had yelled out anti-immigrant rhetoric and that as he was

that's vicky price. she's chief economic adviser at the centers at the center for economics and business research. thank you. seeing in europe a german ship maker, infineon has broken ground and a new 5000000000 euro expansion is resident which transfer off sholtes and you commission president wars live on the line both on hand for the ceremony. the smart power fat will produce a $300.00 millimeter way for with applications and consumer electronics. a plans call for a production start in 3 years. your points to increase its market share and computer to production, to being stung by recent shortages and venue, and is seeking 1000000000 euros and public financing. the expansion, in part from the use new chips act front rosenberg is director of silicon saxony. that's an industry group that lobbies for the region as a hub for micro electronics and software. frank, welcome to the show. where will the chips produce in this new facility go? how they be used? cars, thanks for having me. well, the chips that cont

i'm vicky nguyen. >> and i'm zinhle essamuah. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, friday, may 19th, 2023, breaking news, on hold. negotiations put on pause. why republicans stormed out of today's meeting on capitol hill. >>> desperate search. rescue crews shifting through the rubble of a construction site that burned to the ground in north carolina. the dramatic new video and what we're learning about the people that are missing. >>> going bust. police nationwide racing to try and stamp out illegal casinos. how the mexican cartel is raking in millions from behind bars on illegal gambling. >>> airing grievances. how you can reduce stress and anxiety one deep breath at a time. excited to get that one on a friday. >> really need that deep breath. >>> we'll start with that breaking news out of washington, d.c. where talks to avoid a potentially disastrous default appear to have hit a roadblock. >> they left a closed door meeting saying talks have been paused and unsure when they will resume. >> some people are willing to ha

okay, vicki. a final question before we go, we've only got a minute to start. lift is the will going to trump trade? well it's, uh, it's may well do. we've seen that during this whole conflict, of course, and in ukraine sanctions have increased considerably the flows of traits have been effective without any doubt. so i'm afraid we are now almost accepting that the arrows globalization is a, it's bit of a shame in many ways. but he asked me to think of things available, tied flows, and why we go through. yeah. like every fascinating to see how things play up. thank you very much for joining us on inside story on a tank and vicky prize and stephen elanda. thank you very much and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, i'll just say or dot com. and for further discussion, go through all facebook page. that's facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story . you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is add a inside story from may till mccr

i'm not coming out of the blue vicki. can you just, i just described the economics for it that is, that is posed by, by shang, and just give us a little bit of context to the scale of china's economic power coming out of code 19. and especially, you know, the use of the 10 that we've heard over the last couple of days. the circled economic coalition that the g 7 is accusing china roles. yes, i think that's uh, that's really quite interesting when you look at so particularly the involvement of china and a number of countries, particularly developing countries where it has been quite involved in infrastructure and developmental costs. and what we do know is that as a result, that it has been able to be considerably more influential in terms of the language . some of these countries operates. in addition, of course, we have the issue of trade winds the west more generally. where of course we've coverage. um, as you mentioned, i mean the issues have been that supply chains have been very significantly disruptive and a lot to

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis negotiations between the teachers union and the district. >> well, they've been happening off and on now, really since january, the union asking for better working conditions and a payment on monday. this week, the teachers union gave the district a deadline publicly to reach an agreement that deadline is tomorrow. if there's no deal, the union says the strike will begin tomorrow morning. but the union and the district say they're willing to negotiate all night. if that's what it takes and we'll be following the latest developments and our coverage continues on air and online. just scan the qr code and it will take you to stories about this set. issue we have posted on our website. kron 4 dot com. our other top story tonight, pressure is mounting for the san francisco district attorney to release video of that shooting death of an unarmed alleged shoplifter outside a walgreens. now some san francisco supervisors are adding their voices imploring the da to release the video. course, as you can that you report. >> i hope we get the release of the vide

vicki and grant. the lockdown lasted for about 2 hours. students were eventually released from the campus unable to reunite. >> with their parents, the parents that i spoke to during that lockdown stood here in fear while they waited. this is what the sidewalk insfront of montgomery high school looks like friday. >> parents like hector gonzales lined up waiting for answers while the school is on lockdown. >> i mean, i'm just really concerned. trust your kids, too. >> santa rosa police were called to the school at 10:45am. after a student called 9-1-1 to report. another student showing off a gun. several students ran when they saw officers arrived and police searched the campus for updates from their kids locked in classrooms told as part of the one school in weston account for >> on race findings. plus, if you listen to according to police, no guns were found but officers did find a knife hidden in a classroom wrapped in a t-shirt. >> no arrests were made but wayne's or rita says he saw police escort a student from the campus to a police c

now i want to talk to my partner these right here. vicky is hung up for a while before before i talked before i talk about these out, is it going to be connected? you spoke about the seventy's in the seventy's on the eighty's in the days of my new model, the bundle come around, yonce was so come shows of what do we do? we come around was be helpful for one people to come and pick from, you know, i think the, the, the coming of the internet of the digital space in come room is, is, is one of the bad things that happened to this country because it came on because while i'm on the street, we just went crazy reassessing things from other places. and now people are coming in right now because coming as i've made it look like what nigeria is doing is better than those even dose and coming to not want to be like. and i do ask for that, do be accepted. we need to help them. thank you, call dr. talk to me. um, talk to me, sorry, spoke to me. you've been vivian. i'm looking on talk to him. yes. to. okay, so 1st of all, as i mean, as the admissions that people are local substituting user douglas

so that could be the, is the problem, not a systemic problem in the back to the system per se. vicky price you, do you agree with that? we have a series of, of bad banks. i mean, how can a bank be hurt by a federal reserve interest rate hikes? i mean, i'm sure it isn't an interest rate as something but banks pass on to that customers . so that is absolutely true. i mean, what tends to happen, of course, as the interest rates are high, then what you owe are on the way up, what the banks do is that they charge a lot more on the loans. but the dental, this is fairly increased deposit rates, interest rates, as fast as that, so they make a big a margin. so if you are a normal retail bank, which is diversified, then you do reasonably well, but interest rates go up. you don't just so well when interest rates are low and the properties of course are quite known as the bank. so we're talking about but also why the, if you look at what happened over in europe was purchased risk is that you have a retail bank. you have a commercial side direct, which of course lends quite a lot to businesses wh

vicky. >> six children, it is unthinkable. sam brock, thank you so much, sam. >>> we're going to turn to financial news. fears of a banking crisis are rattling wall street and ibm is pausing with a on on artificial intelligence. >> morgan brennan joins us with the cnbc "money minute." >> pac west and western alliance are tumbling. both are down more than 25% leading a renewed sell-off in regional bank lenders as investors continue to assess the health of the industry after the failure of first republic. shares of comerica and zion bank down 10% as well right now. >>> ibm plans to pause hiring and roles it thinks can be replaced by artificial intelligence telling bloomberg news hiring for back office functions such as human resources will be suspended or slowed and 30% of noncustomer facing roles, this is as many as 7,800 jobs could be automated. >>> kit kat now a serial. general mills is launching the chocolaty breakfast in the u.s. after rolling it out in europe in march, the cereal squares resemble the hershey's chocolate ba

vicki hartzler my predecessor, a great woman, decided to run for the u.s. senate. my wife and i talked about it, and we thought, this is where really god was leading us to be a voice for the people. and i the biggest miracle, i think a bigger than moses parting the red sea was that my wife agreed to this and she on board 100%. in fact, coming up tonight, she she loves being a part of this, a journey that we're on where do your conservative roots from? i think mostly my dad. in fact, i don't have with me today, but i typically carry around my copy of the constitution. he gave it to me before he died and. it's underlined like a little old lady's king james bible with all these notes. i had it on the floor the morning that we were finally sworn in. and i think it 1232 and i held it in one hand with my other hand over my heart, kind of an homage to him. he really me. i think the principles of what the constitution is, is is the basic foundation of our country. and we need not from that to have liberty and freedom. security. are there other in that constitution from him

>> good morning, joe and vicky. this is extraordinary.nt zelenskyy arriving for the g7 summit in person and he comes with major victories already in hand. president biden will announce a $375 million military aid package for ukraine. a new round of sanctions against russia and most significantly the u.s. and allies planning to provide f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. while it's in the clear which countries will provide the jets or when, the u.s. will help train the pilots. zelenskyy has been asking for these fighter jets over a year but the u.s. resisted for a range of reasons, did including fears of provoking russia who this morning called the move to send the jets a colossal risk. today meeting with the prime minister of australia president biden urged allies to stay united with ukraine. >> australia and the united states have stood together to defend our shared domestic values, including supporting the people of ukraine as they defend themselves against russian oppression. >> the president was supposed to visit australia but he cut that p

>> reporter: good afternoon, kate, vicky. well, we've seen a steady flow of migrants coming into the area over the past several days. now, i'm standing outside of gate 40 here at the mexico and el paso, texas, border and earlier today we didn't see much action when it came to this particular gate. now, down the road a few miles, that's gate 42, that's where we saw several bus, several dhs buses going to pick up migrants, and so the city says this is what they were expecting. they knew there was going to be a steady flow of migrants coming into this area. they've been seeing that for the past several months and been preparing for that. the mayor says that this has -- this is just the beginning, the end of title 42 is just the beginning of what they expect to see and he stressed that el paso has been preparing for the unknown for quite some time. they don't know how many migrants they'll's get here. they don't know how long they will be staying but they are committed to protecting them and sheltering them and supporting them wh

vicki _ certainly has not come any closer. tomos, vicki very— certainly has not come any closer. we are back we will have the latest on that story and we will also be in the us as we expect rai to the so his hat into the ring for the republican candidate c in 20 24th we will talk to a strategist on that story. so distant with this more on all of our main stories here on verified life. coming up in a moment or two, don't go away. hello. we've seen some spectacular sunrise and sunset pictures over the last 24 hours, like this one from warwickshire. now, a lot of the cloud you could see here is actually aeroplane contrails — in other words, the water that comes out of the back of aeroplane engines, turns to ice crystals to make these clouds. now the contrails can last for many, many hours if there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere seven miles above our head, the height aeroplanes fly. and that's exactly what's been going on. however, through today, we seen those contrails blow towards france, and at the same time, we've had some drier air seven miles up in the atmosphere working

she said that she was standing at the window with vicki that vicki immediately moved away from the windowothy ran out after vicki and saw her running down the stairs for all this time, she never saw olga stroud's letter became a very dangerous document for the commission crow. if the review board hadn't declassified the documents, we would never have known about the testimony of the three witnesses. all three confirmed that oswald was not on the sixth floor at the time of the shooting. by law an autopsy should have been done waiting for a forensic pathologist was rose it was in his jurisdiction to perform an autopsy he was literally pressed against the wall threatened with a weapon in his hands in rude terms. he even went after them, but they still smuggled the body out of dallas, breaking the law. are you misha? you are 16 years old, if you want, in a dream, it’s right, it’s like not to walk, who told you, volkov is generally the top one. it's cool, some research draw, naturally, the consciousness subconsciousness of the boundaries of the personality. i can't be persuaded to give up my v

i'm catherine heenan and i'm vicki liviakis.ons of americans will board a plane or hit the road this memorial day weekend. aaa estimating. >> 3.4 million passengers are expected to fly over the next few days. that is up 11% from last year. and today, san francisco internation

vicki kron. 4 news. the lamb looks. >> really good. i'll always have a lamb block i mean, we could go on and on kens talking about meatballs again. what we're doing as vick is talking like, look at that. cannes is here with a look at what's coming up at 6. i want to talk meet the a greek restaurant said saying that i and i don't what calls me close. thank you, guys. here's what's coming up. at 6 o'clock. >> a former san francisco fire commissioner down a dunk coming he's under investigation. how the police chief is hanley questions surrounding this high-profile case and she go to mayo is here. how local law enforcement last try to keep people safe tonight and into the weekend. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. and just last question. and this is there in this current investigation into whether the former fire commissioner is in fact responsible for for all 8 salts. >> yes, that's a we we have to investigate that. >> now it's 6 former san francisco fire co

she joins me now for more. vickie, before we get to the economics behind these labor actions, want to ask you as a londoner who's been living through the strikes in recent weeks, do you have the impression that the intensity has been growing? we read here about the coordination amongst these unions. we see how many different sectors are coming out. what's your impression, what have you seen? yes, although some unions, of course, have settled or about i think the members to see whether some of the office that have been made are going to be acceptable or not quite a lot of others are coming out and intensifying their precious. so yes, in london you feel it. of course you hear the stories about the impact of the ambulance workers strikes and nurses strike, which is important. but then of course, you know, people who are looking after children not being able to send them to school today. for example, this is striking quite a lot of the london schools. so at a certain age above a certain age, people consent the kids there. so they have to work from home rail. of course, we should been so d

yeah, vicki, sir. kind of matches the heat in the it still to come.ew scam. >> alert is threatening to drink people's bank accounts really in the blink of an eye. we need to know before using an atm and a special announcement about the kron. 4 morning news. we're moving starting may 22nd. we're shifting an hour and we'll be on from 05:00am to 11:00am. that's when you can get all your overnight news, your weather and traffic. so don't forget, starting monday. may 22nd start your weekend with us at 05:00am and stay with us until 11:00am on the kron. 4 morni >> they say keep your head on a swivel at atms. swim punching in your pin number. no, that's a warning that's coming from the walnut creek police department kron four's philippe djegal says investigators are trying to get ahead of a scam before it becomes a trend. >> while making a purchase at a grocery store. last friday, walnut creek police say a resident use your debit card but entering her pin number then left the store when she reached the parking lot. police say she was approached by someone cl

i'm grant lodes and vicki liviakis. it's been 2 days since the young girl was found stabbed to death in oakland. police believe the little girl's mother is responsible for the kron four's. rob nesbitt sat down with this girl's father. rob joins us live with more. rob, this is just so tragic and so many ways. yeah, grant and vicki sophie, lorenzo's father broke down into tears several times when talking to me with about his daughter sharing his memories and his thoughts on how her mom could be responsible. in spanish federico lorenzo shared memories of his 10 year-old daughter sophia. >> when i mean, saying she was a playful little girl who socialized a lot. he always enjoyed his trips, fishing and camping with her renzo got emotional when describing the day he found out about his daughter's death. police found the little girl stabbed to death monday morning in east oakland with a slash wound across her neck. officers located sophia's mother rosa rosco with self-inflicted stab wounds. she was last listed in critical cond

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. police say illegal sideshows also broke out at that car show kron four's philippe reports police were prepared for it and they issued citations and towed cars. >> ahead of an unpermitted car show scheduled at alameda point in alameda sunday afternoon. the police department says it was aware of the event and staffed up accordingly. the people who planned the illegal car show met up near the uss hornet and apparently left a mess behind that started getting busy around noon and all afternoon. you could hear. >> the tires screeching cars revving up and down the streets and i understand that there are a couple accidents involved with us this weekend in response to the police department's post online about the event, some who claim to have attended say it was peaceful and safe. police issued 64 citations towed 5 cars and responded to to sideshow says really disruptive to. >> i mean, i live a block away and i could hear it. >> clear as a bell that actually got very aggravated. doug bigs, not

but the ceremony looks like it will be quite a spectacle no matter the circumstances. vickie price is chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research. she joins me now for more. vicki before we get into the economics behind these labor actions, want to ask you as a londoner who's been living through the strikes in recent weeks, do you have the impression that the intensity has been growing? we read here about the coordination amongst these unions. we see how many different sectors are coming out. what's your impression? what have you seen? yes, so those some years of course have settled or are out of the members to see whether some of the office i have been made are going to be acceptable or not quite a lot of others are coming out and intensifying their pressures. so yes, in london you feel it. of course you hear the stories about the impact of the ambulance work strikes and nurses try, which is important. but then of course, you know, people who are looking after children not being able to send them to school today. for example, there's a striking continent

vicky?s controversy brewing in florida over a memorial to victims of the pulse nightclub shooting. next month will mark seven years since a gunman walked onto the -- into the orlando gay nightclub and murdered 49 people. the memorial was supposed to be built on the site where the attack happened, but talks between the owners of the club and the onepulse foundation have broken down now. we're following this story. what exactly is at issue here? >> reporter: important to note that there are two entities that have been in ongoing negotiations now for sometime to try to determine the future of this memorial on the grounds of where the pulse nightclub stood, and you have the ownership of the nightclub itself which is comprised of three separate parties, and then the foundation for the pulse nightclub as well, and according to barbara poma, she is one of the three owners, she says that they were willing to donate their share, and another owner as well. to two of the three owners were willing to do

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i'd like to hear from vicki for carla, u. n. m. c, an event planner and a very well known one in the entertainment industry. what do you have to see about the issue of the 8 between c cause any of the ink in the regulations into, into the main industry. okay. speaking about the regulations, i'd like to use a metaphor to, to explain that these glasses are from a brand. and with me i have this glasses that are made by a cum runyon brandt. this is a cameron and brand. now i think the whole 18 to discussion is why should i with this, instead of this, or why should i way this instead of this? now both of them look amazing. they look nice. they all free to move properly, but why would i choose to with this? i'll just what is because to speak small to me, it relates small to where i come from. it relates most of my culturally relate small to my life to where i am, everything about me, it is my country and it is beautiful. now i think was wanting to talk about music. we're going to say, all right, if the say come are young people coming on

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i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. today marks exactly one year since the co-owner of a popular filipino restaurant was shot and killed in oakland. >> still, no one has been arrested. kron 4 sarah stinson joins us with renewed pleas now from his family as the victim's son is now getting ready for another birthday without his dad. hi, sarah. >> you have this 11 year-old kai, a witness, the shooting that took the life of his father june and abo. and it's been one year in this family desperately wants closure and justice. >> most about my dad is. how used to care for the new year. the for everybody. but and like show. >> cayenne abo has spent the last year without his father after witnessing his killing. he still coming to terms with the life without him, not normal to want like it. >> my understanding his father, june boat was the co-owner of the restaurant. lucky 3, 7 in oakland. he was shot on the night of may 18th last year near his restaurant on brookdale avenue. watched the >> one thing plan to so. that's not for. a

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through the nightmare we've lived through, that would be incredible and an honor to pierce >> reporter: vickyyen, nbc news, detroit. >>> and we're back in a moment with a very special reunion of former p.o.w.s from the vietnam war. stay with us >>> welcome back as we honor those who sacrificed so much for our country, a very special reunion of former vietnam p.o.w.s. a half century after they were welcomed home at the nixon white house, survivors were honored again at the nixon library. here's hallie jackson. >> reporter: dinner for 400 in southern california and if the guests, the menu and the centerpieces look familiar, that's because they are ♪ in 1973 president nixon hosted nearly 600 vietnam p.o.w.s just a few months after the deal that let them return home >> you're the best we have >> reporter: the star-studded dinner said to be the biggest in white house history. now, 50 years later, replicated at the nixon library. a reunion for those who sacrificed so much >> you think you're invincible initially and that you can take all kinds of pain. but pain just completely consumes you. >> repo

the renewed efforts aimed at preserving family history, culture, and community vicky nguyen has the storyory ng remembers the bustling new york chinatown he grew up in. when his family closed his grandfather's asian produce shop, ng and his childhood friends transformed the space into potluck club, a modern cantonese american restaurant. we all went to elementary school here this is our life we said hey, if we do this, we want to open it within our community and something that's new and evolved. >> reporter: experts say chinatowns nationwide are being endangered by gentrification, lack of investment, and development projects the lack of affordable housing also forcing long-time residents to leave on top of that, the rise in anti-asian hate accelerating the decline of america's chinatowns. now residents fear long-term construction on a new jail in new york's chinatown will impact traffic and increase pollution hop kee restaurant has been in peter lee's family for more than five decades. >> things are getting back to normal very, very slowly. >> reporter: lee says business still has not ret

— make of it, vicki? and the accusation _ make of it, vicki?sjohnson and he has had his own test of the ballot box and has not come out well from it. and the slightly schoolboy trading of insults between the two of them. a bit on policy about freezing council tax, one of the labour policies and why the government doesn't do the same thing on the rebuttal to that which is that the government say it is labour councils that have higher taxes but mr flaky, i presume it is an ice cream thing going on. i taxes but mr flaky, i presume it is an ice cream thing going on. i would ruess ou an ice cream thing going on. i would guess you are _ an ice cream thing going on. i would guess you are right. _ an ice cream thing going on. i would guess you are right. since _ an ice cream thing going on. i would guess you are right. since you i guess you are right. since you mention the issue of council tax, it was something the labour leader said about freezing council tax and before i come to our guest, let's catch up with oscar bentley, who has been looking at th

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vicki.h, amazingly, he suffered only minor injuries that nobody in either car, though, was hurt. authorities say the 17 year-old driver >> was traveling up pretty fast. as you can see there, about 120 miles an hour when he lost control of the vehicle. he was ticketed for. reckless driving and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. a buck 20 was reckless, said that lucky it wasn't. >> for more, ken and pam are with us here for a look at what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 6, u thank you both. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock. a new push to release video evidence of a deadly shooting of an alleged shoplifter at a san francisco walgreens. how city leaders are stepping into push to have that video made public. and there's a shakeup in leadership at the oakland fire department. i'm i'm pam moore. department. i'm i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathi

as you can imagine, vicki and grant, i'm sure that those inductees knowing that they're going to be aof the same hall of fame that you just mentioned in all of those other great names like bill russell, i'm sure that they definitely are excited about that. we spoke to him and i'll talk about that in just a minute. but let's talk about why tonight is so important tonight in the bay shop awards also known as the bay area sports hall of fame awards. and the thing about tonight all about raising money for younger athletes here in the bay area community athletes here that have done great things in theirs. respective sports on the pro level to coming in. be commemorated, be honored, but then also give back to the youth. so hopefully they can make another generational move to the pros. the younger generation can. now, when we talk about tonight and talk about those 5 inductees, one just walked in, you may have some behind me. and it was gary payton, not the second gary payton, the day and obviously a nba championship of india. >> you know, winning the nba. >> in 2006, but he's joined by bust

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and my darling vicki lawrence. >> jimmy: vicki lawrence. do you see vicki much?do you break into eunice and she becomes mama? you are eunice. >> carol: we hired her. she was 17. 18 years old. >> jimmy: is that true? >> carol: we got her out of high school. i saw her at a contest and we hired her. today, no network would let us do that when we came out of high school. she was very kind of raw and did not have much experience but we saw something there and so we were doing stuff where she was going to be my kid sister that we would do occasionally and harvey and i were raising -- we were married and we were raising my kid sister. she started out as my kid sister and wound up playing my mother. [laughter] >> carol: she is wonderful. >> jimmy: i bet people probably ask you all the time if you see her and they want to know if you guys are together. >> carol: we are very, very close. >> jimmy: yeah, that is wonderful. that is great. [applause] even if you are not, you can lie about it and it makes people feel better. you also learned that one of our guests who is going