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my name is vicki morwitz. i am a professor of marketing at columbia business school and columbia university. thank you for inviting me to testify on the issue of protecting consumers from junk fees. i look at how consumers process junk fees and surcharges. i have discussed this research in my classes and have given recent seminars around the world. in my testimony, i will discuss two practices i settled -- i studied in depth. position pricing and debt pricing. academic research makes clear that consumers make poor decisions when firms only include pricing. we defined this pricing as a strategy where firms decide to divide a price into two mandatory prices. the product and then the mandatory fees. any hotels put a mandatory fee on top of the daily room rate. these are sometimes called destination fees and can range from $25 to $50 a night. for many rental car fees, it goes over the daily car rate like a vehicle licensing fee. pricing has shown that when firms separate out mandatory surcharges, consumers tend to

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i'm grant lotus vicki liviakis. it's pride month and san francisco is gearing up for a weekend of celebrations. the civics enter a street fair that's taking place on saturday and sunday with the main attraction, the pride parade happening on sunday paper. 8 attorney general rob bonta put out his first ever state of pride report leading up to the city's events in kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us now live with more on the report's findings. hi, rob. >> grant and vicki, the report highlighted the work of the california department of justice to fight discrimination against the lgbtq+ community in california and nationally. but it also depicted the reality of what crimes look like against the community. >> just a few days before san francisco will be celebrating pride with several events from parades to evening dance parties. attorney general rob bonta state of pride report says 9.1% of californians identify as, bisexual or transgender. but last year there were more than 391 hate crimes reported they were motivated by o

britney, quite a day. >> vicki and grant, good afternoon to you both. a historcc day at last and there are no conditions are travel restrictions set for the former president who pleaded not guilty to those federal charges here in downtown miami. earlier on. and it's pretty quiet here much different than earlier afternoon. well, we saw confrontations between demonstrators hundreds of demonstrators rallying outside the federal courthouse in downtown miami ahead of donald trump's history making court appearance. know we maybe the motorcade entered the back of the courthouse. the sketches from inside where trump was swiftly booked by u.s. marshals and entered a not guilty plea. the former president has called the federal indictment political and election interference. world is watching as watching us dress up like clowns because this a circus. security is tight on the property a suspicious item found prompting homeland security agents and miami officers to clear media and those rallying out of the area. >> agents monitoring this tv that was strapped to a po

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vicki and grant. republican governor ron desantis of florida is escalating his feud with the governor. gavin newsom. >> desantis dared newsom to launch a primary challenge against president joe biden. he made the comments during a news conference in florida after being asked about newsom's recent comments to fox news agreeing to a hypothetical debate with desantis. >> but what i would tell what i would tell him is, you know what, stop footing around. are you going to throw your hat in the ring and joe? >> desantis who announced his own presidential campaign late last month. the newsom previously said he would not challenge biden in 2024, but has taken steps to boost his national profile in recent months. >> well, those who are not bff says we take a live look outside here. what look at this, vicki, we in at the bay bridge toll plaza at the top of the hour. almost. yeah, nothing vacant. now all of a sudden the cluster of cars there. but first, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a a look

i'm grant lotus vicki liviakis. a 3rd suspect is facing a felony gun possession charge. >> 23 the 20 months old rather jasper wu was shot and killed by a stray bullet on 8.80, in oakland. that was back in november of 2021, we spoke with alameda county district attorney pamela price for a one-on-one interview that you will only see here on kron haaziq mod-yoon takes a closer look at the charges and has more from da price. >> the sentences that potentially both of them face arise because of their membership in a gang. that's what makes it special. there's a special enhancement when you are a member of a gang and you are using a gun to commit a crime, you actually apply again. it has been yes, actually blind gang enhancements with gun enhancement. and alameda county district attorney pamela price, as if found guilty, ivory bivi s and trevor green will face lifetime sentences for the november 6. 2021 murder of 23 month-old jasper. wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle c

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. grant the night off. >> we are getting our first look at the man accused of a violent crime spree which unfolded across 2 south bay cities happened yesterday afternoon. our kron s justin campbell is live for us in san jose has been following the latest development all day long for us. what's the latest? >> good evening, catherine. and vicki, we learned from police chief anthony mata this afternoon that all of these victims were random. alleged suspect went on this violent killing spree throughout 2 cities yesterday, killing 3 people injuring 5 in san jose in milpitas. look at your screen. police have charged. 31 year-old kevin parker runa charging him with multiple counts of homicide and attempted murder. there is no he will remain behind bars tonight. now yesterday will go to a map. you can see starting around 3 o'clock. allegedly stabbed someone at who serve road in dellwood way. he then went on to 4 other locations, carjacking someone at target and also stabbing them. now police sa

vicki. i definitely. but another question is you are. >> people trying to come by to get their staff and what condition is their stuff in. >> and good question, we spoke to a woman she came by for her today. she said her friend was just very a lot of personal things to her family. take a listen to what she said. >> he's got family pictures or kitty cat's ashes that she's just having a lot of anxiety because >> like her whole life and there she just moved. >> and as you can see this, this facility behind me is all the way blocked off. you cannot get inside to look for any memorabilia, anything like that. and since it was such a big fire if the main building inside of this public storage, they'll be lucky if they can really reclaim anything. they did have insurance but asked terms of recovering personal items, it's probably a loss reporting live here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right. thank you, justin. well, it was enough to kill more than 2 million people. that is the amount of fenta

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. a lot of questions surrounding the circumstances. but here's what we know so far. the apartment complex is on inglewood, common in fremont. detectives are on the scene right now in investigating police warning drivers that there will be heavy police presence in that area for the next several hours. police say at this time there's no known threats to the community. we are working to gather more information again on the deaths of a woman and 2 children in fremont. we have a reporter headed to the scene right now. we'll pass along any updates on this story as soon as we learn more, we'll stay in the east bay. another big story we're following tonight is a police chase that happened in danville over the weekend. it ended in a fiery crash. 5 people were injured. this happened early saturday morning at about 01:00am. >> first rob nesbitt joins us now live from danville with more on the investigation brought. >> vicki and grant, this is the intersection where the crash happened. the vehicle eventually ended up over here. you can see damage

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jesse, good morning. >> reporter: vicky, good morning.lations, but the lack of answers to have churchill downs move to another track. in the last several weeks, 12 horses died after suffering injuries at the famed track churchill downs. the track says neither an internal review nor outside investigations have found a pattern linking all of the deaths. the horse racing integrity and safety authority says the track surface expert conducted a review and found no red flags. suspending races will allow them time to see what happened in the tragedies and try to prevent them in the future. the ceo of churchill downs says what has had is upsetting and unacceptable. horse racing across the country has faced scrutiny over safety. this is widely seen as an unusual number of deaths in such a short time. and just days before the final leg of the triple crown, all of this is unfolding. this is after horse deaths at the kentucky derby and the preakness stakes on the race days, but not the races, but at the tracks. churchill downs is suspending racing af

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vicki worked alongside her. she was stunned by the low and hard work. on trip to mexico in her teen years, she was deeply affected by the poverty that she saw that she gave away all her clothes and came home with virtually. in this case, the she graduated from high school. she for the vincent amos brigade and went to cuba to harvest the sugarcane in cuba. she met fania, who was also on the brigade. cuba transformed her consciousness such that the beautiful sense of compassion. so clear in mexico was imbued with a revolutionary purpose. she saw in cuba the potential of a socialist society that might be to undo centuries of colonialism and racism. when fania sister angela was arrested in october 1978, 50 dropped everything she had just started second year of study at san francisco state and joined her defense team. she was queer, although i didn't know it at the time. we were all so closeted. he was charismatic energetic, innovative organizer, especially as we garnered support from clinics and latin communities. when the trial was over, he went back to sc

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thank you, vicki. thank you. grant. here's what's coming up. >> at 6 we are talking about the search continuing for that last summer. some moments carrying 5 people aboard time and air are running low. we have updates from the u.s. coast guard and san francisco mayor london breed firing back at florida governor ron desantis. the latest from the brewing war over words over crime and open air drug i'm pam moore. 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. >> now at 6 time, hope and oxygen are all running out as there is still no sign of that submersible with 5 people on board which vanished on an ocean trip to see the titanic. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. coast guard officials say crews were scouring an area in the north atlantic twice the size of connecticut, an area in waters that are 2 and a half miles deep kron four's grant lotus here in the studio with details on where the search stands rig

. >> san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. wow.at places to feature on dine. and dish just use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code on your screen and it will take you directly to the dine. and dish web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. >> and we've got a lot more coming up at 6 o'clock. >> catherine and vicki, thank you very here's what's coming up at 6. this is a crazy story. a san jose man dies on his honeymoon and while his wife is watching efforts to try to save his life, thieves used the opportunity to steal the rental car, their belongings pretty much everything. a report on what happened from our sister station in hawaii where this took place. plus, a roof collapsed is forcing an east bay based company to move its main warehouse out of the bay area. what's going to happen to all the east bay employees who work there and more expert analysis of today's big story. the unsealed indictment of donald trump. we'll be right donald trump. we'll be rig

noisy field of candidates, vicki and grant, thank you, catherine. in national news, a federal judge is temporarily blocking portions of a new florida law. >> banning transgender minors from receiving puberty blockers florida governor ron desantis signing that ban into law shortly after announcing his presidential plans, the families of 3 transgendered children promptly filed a lawsuit challenging that law. judge robert hinkle sided with the families in ruling handed down today saying, quote, gender or identity is real and quote, adding that the state has no rational basis for denying patients treatment. desantis. his office has not yet commented on the ruling. >> new at 5 self-driving car company waymo has confirmed to kron 4, 1, of its vehicles hit and killed a small dog in san francisco last month. a spokesperson telling us the dog ran in front of a waymo vehicle with an autonomous specialist in the driver's seat, the vehicle system, they say correctly identified the dog. but was unable to avoid hitting it. this happened near an encampment on tola

that means vicky's got to do 2 things. one is got to mediate make his case through public opinion is got to be out there in public. we're going to see that tonight as a continuation of what we saw, for example, after new york. and secondly, he's going along gate, the legal proceedings got to drag those out as long as possible so that he has a if he's the republican nominee, can try to win the presidency. so those what we expect to see over the same next 14, 15 months. these charges today, far more serious. then the charges locally faces in new york. it. >> yeah, i'm reading he could spend years in but that's assuming that he's not able to. as you alluded to, drag this out, prolong the process to the point where perhaps he becomes president again and then care has more influence. >> yeah, yeah. i mean, look, there are a number of components to this. one is that we're going to see extended discovery. that's after we see motions to dismiss a motions for prosecutorial they're going to try to do that will all take some time. th

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thanks for being with us tonight on kron, 4 news at 5, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. still no word on the person's identity. their motive or how they were tracked down that fire caused major traffic delays in the area and there were reports of popping. sounds coming from the scene. lot of people think the noise was associated with fireworks, but firefighters have not confirmed that the fire burned overnight finally brought under control late this morning. we have a reporter headed out to the scene tonight to gather more information and would be bringing you updates as soon as we get more information. that to another big story we're following tonight. concerns about the drug crisis in san francisco. and we're getting new facts tonight about that. governor newsom's office revealing today that officers have seized enough fentanyl to potentially kill the city's population. nearly 3 times over. joining us now with the latest on this multi agency operation as kron four's rob nesbitt. rob, we we know the drug crisis is real and present. but when you hear stats like that. it

vicki and grant.ll right, catherine, people seem to like it outside we've got this a live shot of downtown san francisco, a little hazy out there. >> yeah, and it wasn't just at the coast today. that's been the theme this week as we take a live look above san francisco. not really that thick layer of fog. just more of an overall haze that pushed inland. meteorologist brittany begley is here with a look at what we can expect moving forward. yeah, we continue track those hazy conditions for you. also breezy conditions. you can see it with this camera as we take a look at downtown. >> that bush swaying back and forth. that's because we have gusty conditions has really been the theme is going to be the theme tomorrow for you as well. so we're going wake up with cloudy conditions. >> and then we're going to cool off slightly. the sun's going to come out, but we're still going to continue to track those gusty conditions. i just love this camera. >> because it really does set the tone of what we're dealing w

vicky pryce, thank you.r launching a $1 billion lawsuit against the car—maker. mr ghosn, who once ran the renault—nissan—mitsubishi alliance — one of the biggest car—making groups in the world — fled japan while awaiting trial and now lives in lebanon. the lawsuit accuses nissan, two other companies and 12 people of crimes including defamation and libel. nissan declined to comment. our reporter in beirut, carine torbey, asked him why he was making this move now. ihad to... why now? because i had to reconstitute all the facts. i had nothing. i had to go look at what the prosecutor gave me, check with people, re—establish the timing, the facts. because we wanted this lawsuit to be as solid as possible, as factual as possible, with a lot of evidence, because we have the intention to win it. so... but you are suing nissan in lebanon. basically, you don't have any other option. there are three red interpol notices issued byjapan and france for carlos ghosn. realistically, what can you achieve in lebanon? yeah. we

>> well, vicki grant, we now know the name of the suspect. san francisco police arrested lee haywood. he initially faced several charges, including negligent discharge of a firearm and carrying a concealed firearm in a vehicle. but as you just said, the da's office will not pursue those charges. following the arrest, a district attorney brooke jenkins sharing this with kron 4. she says this is a complex investigation involving multiple crime scene locations. many witnesses as well as significant evidence that must be analyzed. she goes on to say this type of investigation takes time to complete. and we are working with sfpd to ensure they gather all relevant of evidence that we need to evaluate this case and make appropriate charging decisions. the da's office goes on to say the case against haywood has been dropped. but the investigation remains open and active da jenkins and her office saying that this was a random shooting. there's no threat to the public at this time and there are still, of course, lots of unanswered questions that we hav

>> vicki grant, good evening to you both. that is right. all eyes are on miami tonight. security here are ramping up like you just mentioned outside the federal courthouse here in dopntown miami. we've also seen local national and even international news here ready to cover tomorrow's historic day. >> police and homeland security agents lining the street outside the federal courthouse in downtown miami. we are working very closely with our federal, state and local partners to make sure that we have a comprehensive approach right? that is going to ensure that we maintain not only peace and order the mayor said. >> but that everyone has the right to express themselves in the first amendment rights. the mayor and chief of police addressing security concerns ahead of a historic day as they prepare for a large crowd of demonstrators are taking this saw this event. >> extremely serious. we know that there's a taking a turn for the worst. that's not the miami former president donald trump standing firm on his 2024 presidential campaign. >> as he faces 37 felony counts related t

. >> it is grant and vicki, this is where a small memorial has formed for the woman and her 2 kids on the steps of victoria park apartments that lead up to where the 3 were found dead by a found by police yesterday dead inside their home. this was the first poke of flowers that was brought to the steps of victoria apartments monday evening. >> then more tuesday morning, residents like amy antle wanting to pay their respects. what happened was just, you know, just my family and friends said, you know, it's just sad. you know, people are just going through, you know, the world right now. >> and it's just, you know, it's just very traumatic. >> fremont police were called to the apartment complex around 01:00pm monday discovering a woman in her late 20's and her 2 young children. a one year-old boy and 4 year-old girl all dead inside their home. we have detectives who are conducting interviews. they're conducting preliminary investigation. >> and then obviously we'll be working with the coroner's office on determining the cause and manner lieutenant paul mccormick said at the start of the

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan in for grant tonight.e's what we know about the indictment. trump is facing. 37 counts and the classified documents investigation. >> he is charged with unlawfully taking more than 300 of the documents from the white house to his mar-a-lago home showing some of them to people who did not have security clearances allegedly and then trying to prevent the fbi from getting the documents back the indictment also reveals. >> what was in these classified documents that they include information on defense and weapons capabilities of both the u.s. and foreign countries, including nuclear capabilities. the documents also contain potential vulnerabilities of the u.s. and our allies to military attacks and plans for possible retaliation by the u.s. in response to a foreign attack. these documents belong to several agencies, including the dod and the nsa. the indictment goes on to explain trump's alleged attempts to stop the national archives and the fbi from retrieving the documents. once those agencies realize that t

vicki and grant.californians might not be seeing lower gas prices intel september. >> refineries just made their move to summer blend gas, which keeps prices elevated because, you know, it's more expensive to produce, according to triple a the average for a gallon of regular here in california is at to a $1.30 more than the national average industry. analysts say that when the switch back to winter blend happens in september, gas prices could drop 15 to $0.20 a gallon. it's going look at the bay area prices. now. napa county currently has the highest average per gallon of regular. that's at $5.3. sonoma and san mateo county both have a $5 average. san francisco just under that marin county currently at 4.93 alameda and contra costa counties are averaging 4.86 a gallon santa clara and solano counties, both averaging 4.82. as california summers grow hotter. governor newsom is considering a plan to buy massive amounts of renewable energy. >> to help keep the lights on. keep the air conditioners on the pr

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. coast guard officials confirming that debris found near the site of the titanic wreck. >> belongs to the missing tourist vessel. we know several of those missing passengers also have connections here to the bay area. code 4.70. live leads off our coverage tonight. she joins us live. stephanie, this story is really kind captivated the world, not a shocking outcome today, but tragic nonetheless. yeah, absolutely. grant, vicki, this is indeed a tragic story. today we learned. >> the titan that missing sub imploded near the wreckage of the titanic, killing all 5 people on board. the coast guard saying all family members of the crew have been notified oceangate expeditions. the company behind the dive also confirming the deaths earlier today. search and rescue teams found the tail cone and other debris from the titan. about 1600 feet from the battle of the titanic located about 13,000 feet deep in the atlantic ocean officials said it is unclear whether the victims can be recovered from the

vicki and grant, thank you, catherine.etails tonight about the federal case against former president trump. the classified documents trial is now tentatively set for august 14th in fort pierce, florida. but the case is so complex that the delays are expected in his first interview since being charged, trump gave fox. a new explanation as to why he didn't turn over all the documents promptly. >> boxes. i want to go through the boxes and get all my personal things i want to hand that over to an area yet. and i was very busy as you've sort of seen. >> the former president was charged last week with a 37 criminal counts related to his handling a classified documents that would have eventually sees from his florida state. prosecutors say he refused to hand over the materials, then obstructed efforts by national archives to get them back. trump denies all the wrong doing. >> a court appointed doctor has determined the man accused of the deadly davis stabbing says not mentally competent to stand trial. talking about 21 year-old c

grant vicki, it was pretty eye-opening. david samson is a former president with the marlins and he told me he doesn't think the a's are going anywhere. >> that deep down there is still a chance for a deal for the team to stay in oakland. now, a bit of background here for you. sampson led negotiations for the marlins to build their new ballpark back in the mid 2, thousands. and you might remember there were a lot of failed tries by the marlins at that time before they finally got the funding they needed for their new stadium in 2009. and it's a similar story line we're seeing now with the a's. and here's what sampson thinks is happening at this point for the team's future. >> there's so much work to be done in order for mlb to even get to a vote on relocation. and what i'm hoping is that we're right now with the edge and that's when deals actually happened. right? when you're at the edge of something really bad happening, the parties get back to the table. the a's mlb and the city of oakland have to get back and start talkin

vicky— of economics and business research. vicky price. okay, so r-n — research. vicky price. effective as rr-ro pe. — inflation, is not as effective as rr-ro pe. - inflation, is not as effective as it-to be. 20- inflation, is not as effective as it to be. $90 herzr3”; inflation, is not as effective- as it-to be. 20 years ago, as it used to be. 20 years ago, 70% of people were on variable rate mortgages. now only 15% of people are on variable rate mortgages. about a million people will come off fixed rates in the next year. now, two years ago, the average two year fixed rate was 1.4. it's now 5.4% or more. so we will see the effect of that increase release of interest rates at the bank of england has put in place, but it's taking a lot longer now and the effect is much slower. and i think that's one of the problems really with with what the bank of england is trying do. of england is trying to do. it doesn't have kind of doesn't have that kind of immediate it might immediate effect as it might have some years ago. that's have had some years ago. that's an interesting point— ha

vicki liviakis is here.review of what's coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 09:00am good to see. you can all see you in just a couple minutes. here's what we're working on for 9 another san francisco business dealing with repeated break-ins and vandalism. one of the owner says his restaurant was hit was 6. >> break-ins in cases of vandalism over 8 months. why he says that they're being targeted over in just who they are. plus, oakland police investigating a shooting that killed a man. it was just out in front of his yard. the latest on the search for the gunman and how neighbors are coming together to keep each other safe. and it's officially summer. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow keeping his eyes on some summer ahead. that's all next at night. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known in part >> this 6th time our windows had been vandalized. definitely afraid what's happening. >> now at 9 san francisco, small business owners shaken up after repeated

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. grant is off tonight. the family says this happened about 1 o'clock this morning. the home is off of busy. >> clayton road in concord. and that's where we find kron four's. dan thorn live tonight. he joins us now with more on this crazy story. dan. >> yeah, i family telling us that they believe that it was to racing cars that caused all of this. one of those cars jumping the curb here. it ends up flying through the air and then slams into the living room behind us here. the grandmother was asleep in their amazingly she was unhurt. no one was hurt in all of this. but the family is hoping that something can be done because this is not the first time it has happened. >> it was a wake-up call the holes won't soon forget it was like huge >> and you know, the house just shook and then the everything a car, smashed into the front of the family's conquered home around 1 o'clock friday morning. the crash rattling holds her daughter and 3 grandchildren as they were all fast asleep in the picture. still flashing in m

thank you for joining the program. vicky this is not quite the u. s. u. k trade deal that was promised by the tories. can you explain exactly how this will benefit the u. k. can only play? well, it's interesting when you look at the aspects of the deal, because they include being able to move goods more easily, particularly on the defense side, where of course, there is a serious concern right now, internationally. so you have the agreement that in terms of exchanging goods and, and also the u. k. being able to supply the us with the whatever the inputs is required for the defense corporations that already exists. of course, between the us, the u. k. and australia, which has been struck, of course, quite recently, that that is allowing free movement of all of the products also costs. it's in the area of the minerals and, and to the types of material that is absolutely need it for moving into the green technology area. so that's quite an important part of the u. k. to ensure that there are no tax. so at least those easier trades between the 2 countries. so

so little time. >> san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 religiously hungry after watching vicky's packages. single time line. a lot of you are probably going to be getting out. maybe trying some new restaurants all throughout the bay area this weekend, john. so well, the weather, the really nice so they can sit you have never been hungry 5.48? for sure. but it is going to be a nice one today for sure. we're looking outside at some conditions that are going to be favorable for that outdoor dining or >> whatever you want to do this weekend, hopefully get a chance to take care that we're looking outside at the east bay hills with a touch of cloud cover overhead. not quite as clear as yesterday was at this point. we're still doing a really good all in all from the coast to our inland areas. just some passing mid-level stratus clouds right now, low pressure sitting to the west of us is going to acre this continue dip in the jet stream that is sitting across the region does keeping our conditions extended on this cooler side of things. we will also see the slightest chance of a sprinkle or 2 as

so little time. >> san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> all right.oke with the founder of the project about what people can expect this year and how you can participate. watch. >> it will be a brand new pink triangle. new. there's 175 bright pink tarps. and then a border out of 220 foot long sheets of cell cloth. so that's on all 3 sides. the last 3 years it was illuminated beautifully by the nonprofit eliminate hundreds of founder ben davis. and they did a spectacular job. they came on board in 2020 when we couldn't get necessary hundreds of volunteers. but now it's back to main focus, which is a giant community building project. >> and you can learn more about the project at the pink triangle dot com. you can also reach out on how to become a volunteer and you can watch the complete interview on our website at kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news speculation over a possible run by governor gavin newsom for the white house as he kicks off a nationwide effort. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. nationwide effort. >> to come bac

that is vicki. price chief economist, economic advisor at the center for economics and business research. thank you. you have a trial for brazil's phone the president has begun. shy of both scenarios is accused of abusing his power by claiming the electrical system that could be rigs and using public funds to spread fake news. like a you got a key if has more from the cost in brasilia as well. it is a very serious trial because it will define somehow, results political few trouble. so now it is still a very popular figure among conservatives. and he would have been a strong contender against current president losing nashville, ruled at us to the in next year's elections. he gave an interview yesterday where he said that it was not fair that he had just had a meeting with the masters, or that he just said what he thought. that's not what the accusation says. they say that he had a meeting in the middle of a campaign, it was broadcasted on national television. it was uh, it went on all social media, t

remember, this is vicky to t bone. if you want to influence the open enrollment another system, you have to use the language that's very close to the body that even animals can understand the increase. so is the ship with hazlehurst with food and drink because to communicate to the autonomic nervous system that everything's fine. there's no need for an alarm response to increase c o 2 levels of patients also learn about the importance of reading through the nose. 50 no, as long as it goes through the nose. so we encourage people to breed with the nose to ensure that patients reinforce their noses and not their mounds, even during physical exertion. they exercise on a special treadmill. a vacuum bag supports their body weight. gravity and speed can be adjusted and are set to the limit where breeding the nose is still possible. trauma suffices committed to the scientific nature of this work. so far, there has been relatively little research on breathing. around 50 scientific articles on kind of good tags, asthma and othe