wang, who was an allergist for over 30 years. she is coming out of retirement and making her rounds again. dr. wang says that she was asked by the encore physicians program, which seeks retired doctors to work part-time in community clinics for a year. >> if you can see even one patient today, that would be helpful. >> reporter: so twice a week at the clinic is where you can fin dr. wang. >> working for the community is very rewarding. >> reporter: according to the american medical association, the u.s. expects to see a shortage of over 120,000 physicians by 2034. one of the solutions are groups like the encore program, who are bringin back retired physicians. >> the reason they come back is because physicians can work part-time, make a small salary, but really continue to do the work that they spent their life training and working to do in a much-less stressful environment >> reporter: patients like 10-year-old skyler and his family say that dr. wang is als fulfilling another need. representation. >> i am very happy. she come he

wang, mrs. wang. mrs. wang, are you with us? - [christiane] michelle yeoh is suddenly "everything, everywhere, all at once," from winning a golden globe to an oscar nomination. and now she's here talking about her extraordinary career renaissance. then... - you know we never really talk about ordinary citizens when we talk about the regime and the leaders. - [christiane] an insider's view of life in north korea. sara sidner speaks with the author jihyun park and her translator seh-lynn chai about her hard road out of the hermit kingdom. and boy, talk about "great expectations," how eddie izzard distills dickens' massive masterpiece into a one-woman show. [dramatic music]

i'm janelle wang. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. ian cole joins us soon with the new numbers. a warning about a zombie drug hitting the south bay. the first death from a dangerous drug gaining popularity across the country. >>> your next mammogram could cost you more. several judges ruling in texas that's expected to change the way health insurance companies charge for services. >>> do you still have that blue check mark? a promised twitter purge promised by elon musk didn't happen. we'll bring in tech reporter scott budman for surveys. >>> california's snowpack is among the highest ever recorded. it's the kind of news drought monitors have dreamed of hearing for years, but the good news does come with some possible bad news. let's bring in our ian cole who joins us now to explain. let's start with the good news. tell us about the good numbers. >> this is only the fourth time in recorded history that sierra snowpack is over 2% of average. typically early april is when the snowpack is at its peak. that's why we pay attention to the s

cnn's selena wang is tracking all of the latest reaction from beijing and our capitol hill reporter. melanie's in ona is working her sources here in washington. melanie i want to go to you first on capitol hill now. this was the second time in just a year that the most senior member of congress met with the leader of taiwan speaker pelosi went last summer to taiwan. so what message are us lawmakers trying to send here? alex? i think the message is twofold. first the united states supports the people of taiwan supports democracy and number two united states is not going to be about by threats from china and is willing to stand up to china. mccarthy forged ahead with this meeting. despite the threats of retaliation from china. he did so in defiance of china, and that was really important for him to do he has made cowering china a top priority of his speakership. he's also not ruled out visiting the island himself, something his predecessor, speaker nancy pelosi, to do take a listen to what he said earlier today about that. i don't have any current plans. but that doesn't mean i will no

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. the governor says he is sending in the chp and national guard to help san francisco cut off a fentanyl pipeline. the announcement came just hours ago and still comes with some very big questions about how this will all work. nbc bay area's christie smith spoke with the mayor and the police chief about the plan and has our report. >> it's definitely a move in the right direction. >> reporter: that's mayor london breed minutes after the governor formally announced an agreement to provide major help in the city's fight to manage a deadly fentanyl crisis. >> i've reached out to our governor, reached out to speaker nancy pelosi and others, and in fact, our governor has responded with what i think is going to be some tremendous support. >> reporter: that support includes bringing in chp and the california national guard with a goal of cutting off what some say is a fentanyl trafficking pipeline. >> help from the national guard and from the chp, coordinating and working with our police depar

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i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm janelle wang. >>> breaking news right now.'s been a shooting at the home depot in pleasanton. this happened around 2:00 this afternoon at johnson and owens drive. it's unclear whether the shooting happened inside or outside the store. police say two suspects were detained a short time later in oakland. sky ranger was overhead this afternoon watching this. we're learning and working to learn if there were any victims in the shooting and their possible conditions. investigators tell us they'll share more as soon as they release it. >> that's right off the 580 corridor. >>> new fallout from a string of racist and homophobic text messages sent by some officers within the antioch police department. >> dozens of community members have been demonstrating ahead of a special city council meeting this evening. live from antioch with the latest developments. it looks like there's still demonstrators behind you? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. that meeting is scheduled to take p

i'm janelle wang. the tech community is mourning one of their own.tabbed and killed a well-known tech executive. bob lee of cash app, his friends say the community has lost a brilliant man while those living near the crime scene are worried for their safety. sergio quintana has more from san francisco. >> reporter: for residents of this neighborhood learning someone was stabbed to death here early tuesday morning is pretty disturbing. debbie saw the scene yesterday as she was walking her dog. >> i saw all of the blood along. in their lobby area, outside their lobby area, there was a huge pool of blood. >> reporter: there is still a trail of blood on the sidewalk along main street that goes to harrison street. according to someone who has seen security camera video, bob lee walked north and west to harrison street after being stabbed, then crossed at the intersection where he collapsed in front of the port side condominiums. the first call to emergency crews happened about 2:30 tuesday morning. >> dispatch, truck 13, lieutenant 3, rc one location 365

i am at the anchor desk with janelle wang. what's happening? >> good friday.s is a story i've been watching like crazy since yesterday. the whole country is now watching it. now reacting to it. >>> outrage after two black state lawmakers from tennessee were ousted by their gop counterparts for violating chamber rules and staging a protest calling for gun reform in the wake of that national school shooting that killed six people. president biden, others, releasing strons statements today. the vice president, kamala harris, flew to nashville to meet and show support for the tennessee three. what happens next? >>> the world champioionship competition is taking place right now at the robogames, alamedaa county fairgroundsds i pleasanton. it's the olympics of robots. the best minds from all over the woworld compete. people from countries all over the world, competing in 50 differerent evenents. we a are there for the competition, and we will show you the video. it's really cool. >> yeah, looks like it would be a lot of fun to watch, actually. >>> this weekend's big

i'm janelle wang. investigators believe they have the murder weapon now.nformation coming out of the investigation into the stabbing death of tech executive bob lee. someone who works near the crime scene tells us san francisco police recovered a knife. here is sergio quintana in san francisco. >> reporter: the collection of flowers and cards paying tribute to bob lee continues to grow. this is about where police and paramedics found him early tuesday morning, the victim of a fatal stab wound. this is several yards away from where lee was likely stabbed. in video of the scene early tuesday morning you can see a squared off marking on the sidewalk just in front of a caltrans yard across the street. this is one of the places police are looking at as a possible attack site. according to someone i just talked with off camera who works in the area, he says he saw san francisco police recover a steak knife about this long right inside the caltrans yard here next to those traffic cones. if you take a look here on the sidewalk on main street, there's some markings

i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm janelle wang.rip to new york city for his arraignment and now former president trump is back home in florida and about to address the 34 felony counts against him. to the top story in just a moment. >> first that 4.5 earthquake that hit near hollister this afternoon. it was felt in various places across the bay area. >> as far north as san francisco. it hit just before 3:30 this afternoon including here in the newsroom people felt it in the gilroy area, the hollister area. so far we've received no reports of damage or injuries. >>> the top story, former president trump has touched down in florida. he pled not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records inside a manhattan courtroom. there you're seeing the former president arriving in florida or perhaps that's when he arrived in new york. the entire process as you see him there took under two hours in new york city. agents read his rights, he was fingerprinted and taken into the courtroom. the 16-page indictment was unsealed. he has now been

. >>> janelle wang, what's coming up at 6:00? >>> right now, surprise announcement from google today. the new google village in the south bay put on hold. >>> maybe they could put up some antime or something.n the otherwise, there's just going to be encampments and craziness going on. >> what the project's big delay could mean for the future of downtown san jose. >>> a lot of questions after a student in the south bay brings a loaded gun to school. what police are saying about how that student was planning to use the gun. >>> bringing in military force to fight drugs and crime in san francisco. the governor's new response to the growing fentanyl crisis in the city. >>> good evening and thanks for being with us on this friday. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. the governor says he i

my maternal grandmother's family, the ang family, my my mother's family, her father's family, the wang family and what was so interesting about working on this project was that because i am fifth generation chinese-american, there were four, and my family goes back to the mid-19th century. any any major of things that impact did chinese americans from the mid-19th to today i was able to write about these historic and historic sociopolitical events that impacted the community through the lens of various family members just because we've been here for so long so i felt like i was really fortunate. now the downside, of course, is that i had a ton a cast of characters to deal with. right. and so many people i found completely fascinating. so is the railroad worker, the grandson of the railroad worker on the wong side, i've got my my angst side. right. and duk foon right. who was the first person who came over for? my grandmother's side of the family enters country just two or three years after the chinese exclusion act is in full effect. he flees the west coast during a period of very inte

lauren: and ray wang.ne. 10-year treasury yield is down to 3.38%, and gold is at $2,056. what else we got coming up? all right. anheuser-busch lost more than $5 billion in value since their deal with trans-activist dylan mulvaney. where's that heading? florida congressman byron donalds came out and endorsed trump, and now desantis' team is trying to stop other republicans from following donalds' lead. >>> the fed expects a banking crisis to cause a recession this year. i'm going to need an economist to tell me how bad that might be. we're going to find one. we'll be back. ♪ and i'll be taking care of business every day. ♪ taking care of business every way. ♪ i be taking care of business ♪ - double check that. eh, pretty good! (whistles) yeek. not cryin', are ya? let's tighten that. (fabric ripping) ooh. - wait, wh- wh- what was that? - huh? what, that? no, don't worry about that. here we go. - asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especiall

wang, m. wang. mrs. wang, are you with us?is suddenly from winning a golden globe to an oscar nomination. and now she's here talking about her extraordinary career renaissance. then... - you know we never really talk about ordinary citizens when we talk about the regime and the leaders. - [christiane] an insider's view of life in north korea. sara sidner speaks with the author jihyun park and her translator seh-lynn chai about her hard road out of the hermit kingdom. and boy, talk about "great expectations," how eddie izzard distills dickens' massive masterpiece into a one-woman show. [dramatic music]

the seller linda wang asked if we wanted this substance which can be used to make fentanyl wang then sent me this full menu of chemical products reveals these are mostly precursors legal to buy, but ones that chemist tell us can be used to manufacturer illicit drugs from fentanyl. to cocaine. the company offers fast delivery and safety shipping door to door to usa. paulie is an intelligence analyst who has been investigating the flow of fentanyl precursors out of china for years. we showed him our conversation with wong warehouse in mexico city. wow wondered if wang would reveal any ties to the sanction company. my colleagues tell me you are the same company as kobe tune your now called sanitary, import and export. ha ha! yes smiley face. sorry i don't want to cheat you. i think it's wild that they confirmed that they're the same company in an email responding to our request for comment, shanxi knight, who told us we are not related at all to obey a tune. adding that they bought the sanction companies facebook account email and cell phone number in order to quote attract internet tra

earlier i spoke with ray wang, the founder of the tech advisory firm constellation research and he toldeta has managed to keep eyeballs on its platforms and advertisers know that. yeah, they showed the digital ad winter is thawing and that is a really important piece. what you mentioned earlier was important, advertisers are flocking to the big platforms. if you don't have the users and the eyeballs, they are not going to be there and what meta showed was that they were able to keep their monthly active users still at 2.99 billion, almost 3 billion, intact, and were able to drive sales up 3% and give a queue to guidance that was much higher between the 29.5 billion to 32 billion range. and that is coming on the heels of 20,000 job cuts and this year of efficiency that mark zuckerberg has hushered in. so is that what has led to the brighter outlook, has just been about cost—cutting, efficiency and therefore better profits? that's one part of the story. i think the other part of the story is the fact that wheels are starting to take hold. that will require some investment and it is coming

earlier bear, bog toured german companies based in tianjin talks with wang ye, china's most senior foreign policy official, our schedule before her departure, india now and an unlikely friendship. mom and a reef has risen to social media fame after he rescued an injured crane and documented its journey back to health. but wildlife authorities in mohammed's home state of utah, pradesh, have stopped the friendship from further taking flight. mohammed simply calls the crane friend and the feeling is mutual. just the sound of mohammed's voice makes friend jump for joy. about me for that like it. if i were to milligan, oh ye, i might even love other. look around a year ago, louis, when i was in my farm, unpaid, i came across a cyrus crane with the broken leg, hulu. i took it home and performed some medical treatment of a lot, and within one and a half months, the bird had regained its health photo t, although i initially intended to release it back into its natural habitat with its family. anybody why the bird would return to my home in the evening? seen nobody but aladdin is out today that as

earlier bear, bog toured german companies based in tianjin talks with wang ye, china's most senior foreign policy official, our schedule before her departure. elk is not the only high profile visitor to beijing. brazil's president luis anacio alluded silva is on a state visit to china as well. lula discussed the war in ukraine with president. she, jim ping leaders, agreed. negotiation is needed to end the fighting. both brazil and china have refused to join western sanctions against russia. since returning to office in january lula has tried to position brazil as a mediator between east and west. are you usual was, and his a quick look at some other stories making news. this, our russian president vladimir putin has signed into law plans to create an electronic draft system to conscript men into the military with an email called up . papers will no longer need to be served in person. draft dodgers will have their drivers license is suspended and be barred from selling their apartments or assets . a russian missile strike on the eastern ukrainian city of science as killed at least 8 people

earlier bear, bach toured german companies based into young jin talks with wang ye, china's most senior foreign policy official, our schedule before her departure. owing on to some sports now and bonus league a match day 28 began with a battle to get out of the basement last place, chalka house, and 2nd from last, hannah berlin, and made short work of their visitors. martha kaminsky free cake and injury time rounded off a 5 to victory for shaka, the royal lose now lie 2 points above the berliners who sit rock bottom with just 6 games left to play. to avoid relegation fellow strugglers stood got played on on saturday. by am unit coach thomas tucker says the club has dealt with the incident between attackers, audio, money, and t made leroy sonny. money was fined and suspended for at least one mass. the german newspaper build reported that he hit sunny in the face after their champions league. to feed to manchester city this week or in suspended and find the senegalese star for misconduct. money now mrs. buyers match against hoffman. i'm on saturday, but his coach says the player has his f

cindy wang in taipei. of news on one of the biggest pension fund providers in sweden, looking at 2.5 million swedes. they had big exposure to svb and a number of other banks in the u.s. magness billing is to step down as the ceo. they lost 2% of their capital in exposure to svb and a number of american banks at the time of implosion. dani: you have to remember this pension fund is so big and equates to about $2 billion in retirement savings. there has been outrage among swedes, lots of social media comments that advocated -- aggravated the bets they made. alecta was the fifth biggest shareholder at svb, hence why it hurts so much. manus: everybody is queuing up to tell us why they have idiosyncratic risk. even the fed's williams says there are these risks and they are not going to get in the way of the u.s. economy at the moment. dani: coming up, we will discuss 25 years on from the good friday agreement. we will take a look at the impact of the treaty and discuss president biden's agenda when he visits th

earlier bear, bog toured german companies based in tianjin talks with wang ye, china's most senior foreign policy official are scheduled before her departure. the european space agency has launched a pro bound for jupiter is moons, the duper icy moons explorer known as juice. lassen are from friends, piano on the agencies. longest range misson ever spacecraft is now on an 8 year journey of more than 600000000 kilometers. scientists hoped to discover whether jupiter's moves can sustain life in the vast oceans. hidden beneath their ice covered shells marked the corker and found the european space agency told us what this mission to 3 of jupiter's moons is expected to find. well, that's in fact, one of the really big questions we have a, some idea about the structure. so we know there's an icy crust on calisto ganymede, and europa io is the innermost moon is quite different. it actually has volcanoes and has a magnet coil so close into jupiter, the jupiter squashing and stretching it and actually making it molten on the inside . and that's the same reason that we have liquid water under the c

for more on meta's results and what they say about the state of big tech let's bring in ray wang, founderisory firm, constellation research. yeah, they showed that the digital add is fine, yeah, they showed that the digitaladd is fine, and i think that's a really important piece. and what you mentioned earlier is important. advertisers are flocking to the big platforms. if you don't have the users and the eyeballs, they are not going to be there. they were able to keep their monthly active users still at 2.99 billion, almost at 3 billion intact, and they were able to drive sales up 3% and give guidance that was much higher in between the 29.5 billion to 32 billion range. and that is coming on the heels of 20,000 job cuts and this year of efficiency that mark zuckerberg has ushered in. is zuckerberg has ushered in. is that what has led to the brighter outlook? hasn'tjust been about cost cutting, efficiency and therefore better traffic? . �* , efficiency and therefore better traffic? . �*, ., ., traffic? that's one part of the sto . i traffic? that's one part of the story. i think— traffic?

thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai.ay area's biggest city is getting another chunk of money. local leaders say millions of dollars from the feds will help hundreds of families in the south bay. ian cull explains how this money will be put to use in san jose. >> reporter: today $11 million is heading to the south bay courtesy of the white house and the department of housing and urban development to battle homelessness. >> homelessness has become the moral crisis of our time. >> reporter: santa clara county and san jose leaders are working together and with people like chad. >> people who know best what type of service, how to get off the street are the people themselves. >> reporter: he was homeless four years in the bay area and is now on an advisory board, helping politicians direct money to solutions that are working. >> actual funding decisions about which nonprofit partners receive funds and is our community

haidi: bloomberg's breaking news editor sydney wang -- cindy wang. beijing has responded to the mccarthy meeting sing the taiwan meeting is an unprofitable redline. greater china senior executive editor john joins us from beijing and so far we've heard from the foreign ministry and the defense ministry showing their displeasure. john: that's what we have heard so far in terms of rhetoric. we also obviously solved the aircraft battle group approach taiwanese waters in the southeast of taiwan. that was another sign of beijing's displeasure at this meeting. as cindy mentioned, it is important to point out that although this is the first meeting that the taiwanese president has had with the speaker of the house on u.s. soil in more than four decades, it would be the second time in about half a year that the u.s. speaker of the house has met the taiwanese president. obviously, nancy pelosi traveled to taiwan to do that. much more provocative meeting. there was an attempt by the tsai administration to de-escalate the situation, asking speaker mccarthy not

. >>> janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news next. welcome back. >> thank you. >> great to see you. >> we're following this dangerous trend across the bay area, illegal side shows. they're crowding city streets, there are dangerous stunts and sometimes people set things on fire. it solves dozens of cars, damaging property and putting hundreds of lives at risk. the bay area authorities are taking more actions. what proposals are on the table. >>> have you tried to be vegetarian or vegan but can't give up meat? a company is offering real animal meat but there's no killing of animals. >> do that. >> how is it done? how does it taste? scott budman is checking it out to find out if it tastes like chicken. >> i can't wait to find out. i was vegan for two years. >> this is meat based without slaughtering animals. >> looking forward to it. >>> encouraging body positivity, the impact social media is having on your kids and "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they y see that crick k in your neneck? that ache e in your heheart?

janelle wang spoke to the photography curator about what to expect. >> there are so many talented photographersthe world right now, but it seems like ansel adams just resonates with so many people, even the best photographers. why do you think that is? >> he was a technically amazing and just sort of larger than life figure. i really think that he has really an iconic legacy that, you know, was daunting for a photo curator to even know how to tackle. you know, it was something that i wasn't actually sure i knew how to say something new about this larger than life figure. and so one of the things that has been so, i think, fascinating in this process is this putting his work into this sort of dual conversation with so many contemporary artists who are tackling these same sorts -- grappling with these same sorts of subjects today. >> are there going to be some different pieces, or what makes this latest exhibit so special? >> what i think makes this exhibition special is that i'm really trying to bring the conversation around this artist forward in time, and so i've featured in the show not just

. >>> for thursday, the news at 5:30 is starting right now, i'm janelle wang. >> and we have learned now that more buildings have had the windows broken after those dangerous wind storms. >> and we have learned that they failed to tell anyone until now. >> reporter: the building is at 580 california, and the buildings cracked when the wind hit california and that means that it had the second most broken windows when the windows failed in the wind storm, but we are learning that aaron peskin wonders why we are just learning now. >> they have not given us an apology and i would rather know it late than not at all. >> reporter: back when it happened on march 14, the san francisco building inspection department says that this citation, windows were blown out between the 1'5"th and 88th floors at 580 california road, but officials were caught up at 550th where a window was plunging from the 85th floor to the floor. so they were told to do a inspection, but they did no inspection on the 580 building. and they say that the building inspection department believes that glass that hit 580 came

wow wondered if wang would reveal any ties to the sanction company.you are the same company as kobe tune your now called sanitary knight who import and export. ha ha! yes smiley face. sorry i don't want to cheat you. i think it's wild that they confirmed that they're the same company in an email responding to our request for comment, shanxi knight, who told us we are not related at all to obey a tune. adding that they bought the sanction companies facebook account email and cell phone number in order to quote attract internet traffic. they also deny selling the fentanyl precursor that they offered to us in multiple exchanges, and the company denies having any warehouses in the u. s. or mexico, stressing that everything they sell is legal. we found hundreds of other chinese chemical companies selling the same fentanyl precursors legally. i mean, does this show? do you think that us sanctions aren't working or are ineffective the way in which the system is being exploited by these chinese companies makes it hard. to enforce everything. another problem w

i'm janelle wang. a story we are following. search eor were unsuccessful. now this is a recovery operation. no word on the identity of that boater. >>> easter sunday is creeping up. many are hoping for sunshine. it looks like there might be clouds to accompany your egg hunt. kari hall has your seven-day forecast. >> our temperatures are trep trending warmer. we will have rain returning to the bay area. going into friday morning, scattered showers will arrive. we are looking at a chance of rain throughout the day. possibly even some lingering showers on saturday. the afternoon is looking dry as our temperatures reach into the mid 60s for the inland valleys. on easter sunday, it's in the upper 60s. nice days ahead. we could also still be tracking a chance of showers in the forecast for the start of the week. the highs stay in the low 70s. then come down a few degrees from tuesday into the middle of next week. in the near term, we will track the return of rain into the bay area as we wrap up the workweek. >> thanks. >>> we have so

i'm janelle wang.ors are on hand at a walnut creek high school after a girl was stabbed on campus by another student yesterday afternoon. bob redell has more. >> reporter: according to the superintendent, the girl, a freshman here, is resting in a hospital after a successful surgery to repair the stab wounds to her neck. police confirm she's in stable condition. this morning, as students arrived for class, the district sending an additional three counsellors to the four on campus. they added a psychologist, a social worker and three therapy dogs to help students and staff cope with what happened here the day before. police arrested a ninth grade boy after he stabbed that female at around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. it happened near dumpsters on the back side of the school. we have learned a boy used scissors and was tackled by at least one administer after the attack. it's not clear what led to the assault. they say both students are acquainted with each other. two students this morning told us that the

i'm janelle wang. if you have been outside, you may have noticed the heat.>> look for some of our hottest temperatures in the inland valleys to top out at 93 today. it's going to be very hot for friday. we are going to make progress towards more kfrlt r comfortable weather saturday. most definitely on sunday with upper 70s. next week, big changes ahead. our high reach the upper 60s monday and possibly rain chances on tuesday and continuing into wednesday. so in san francisco, we are seeing highs reaching 77 degrees. a nice and mild weekend with more clouds moving in on saturday and sunday. possibly spotty showers monday with rain chances increasing with highs only in the upper 50s. >> quite the change. >>> east bay lawmakers and environmental advocates are pushing back on a court ruling that seeks to overturn an electrification ordinance in berkeley. >> reporter: berkeley city council members joined by counterparts in oakland and m emeryville say it's not a done deal. earlier this month the court ruled that natural gas piping should be permitted in new const

i'm janelle wang. and we will learn more details with how little maya is doing. and now, we will have record heat hitting the bay area. and we will learn which spots are the hottest and a big weather change coming. and the lights are out and they will stay out until saturday for some, and the big power outage in san francisco, and the city leaders are pointing the finger at pg&e. and the national guard is coming in to help san francisco, and the state lawmakers are trying to help with the fentanyl crisis and we are tracking all of the developments out of the state capitol and you will have that story only on nbc bay area. we have the update of a toddler shot while riding in the family car in oakland. police believe that the family is not the target of the shooting. the little girl is still in the hospital. we have the reporter who is in oakland and you were the only reporter to speak to the family, velena jones. what have you learned? >> she just underwent two surgeries, the first one on monday, and a second one that lasted over seven hours there. is significant

uh, wang in gingerbread commented on the report of the russian ministry of defense that the united states are developing biological weapons near the borders of our country, according to a chinese diplomat, washington must provide a comprehensive explanation for such activities. in the meantime, the united states is limited to unfounded statements and this is disappointing china noted baths in artificial intelligence can provide 2 % in accelerating russia's economic growth german gref said today speaking at the federation council what else did he say, the head of sberbank, ask our economic observer dmitry moroki, he joins u.s. too from the upper house, and dim greetings hmm what other technologies does russia need and how quickly can they develop? yes , dmitry welcomes the pace of technology development. now truly cosmic, it is no coincidence that such a definition was used by german gref today on cosmonautics day, and among the main promising areas that he listed artificial intelligence is high-speed internet 5g blockchain, which by the thirtieth year can already provide 10% of global gdp

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. the former president is back at his mar-a-lago resort tonight in florida. he's addressing his supporters after being arraigned earlier today in new york city. this is a live look at the podium. you see president trump there, the first president ever to be charged with a crime. he pled not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records in order to conceal information from american voters. his family did not travel with him but are by his side along with marjorie taylor greene and matt gates. we'll hear from mr. trump in a few minutes. jay gray has been outside the courthouse since early this morning. >> reporter: as the motorcade leaves, the historic trip is short, less than four miles. cameras getting a quick glimpse as former president trump enters the criminal courthouse. inside a process unprecedented in u.s. history begins to unfold. agents reading his rights and fingerprinting the former president. then after a short delay -- >> president trump, will you come speak to us? >>

. >> i'm janelle wang. >>> last night, the bombshell announcement, tonight, the explanation and the anger. the a's have one cleat out the door. >> the a's say they're heading to las vegas. they plan

responsible for the difficulties in sino-us relations, said official representative of the ministry of china wang wen, bin. he urged the united states to stop interfering in his country's internal affairs, the american edition of politics previously noted beijing refuses to agree on a new date for the visit of secretary of state anthony blinkin, but i remember he himself postponed the trip in february after the scandal of a chinese balloon that was shot down on us soil to improve relations not conducive to the american philippine exercise in the south china sea, the largest maneuvers in the last 30 years began today itself beckoned. on this occasion, an anti-war action was held and the participants demanded the removal of us troops from the region. but the activity of the volcano was moving in kamchatka, the maximum danger code was assigned, the ross aviation said the flight crews were instructed to take into account eruptions when choosing routes and monitor the meteorological situation, there is a danger, both for domestic and international flights, and a few hours ago, a stirrup threw another

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. >>> more anxiety, more people unemployed in the silicon valley thisning. meta is cutting more jobs. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, looks at what's next for facebook's parent company and what you should do if you're nervous about your job. >> reporter: tough times at the social network with meta cutting jobs this week. part of its earlier-announced round of layoffs. 21,000 job cuts announced here since november. now hitting service and software-oriented jobs. it's meta cutting back on the metaverse. >> meta is in a tough position. while we can all appreciate some of the best that they were look at making

i'm janelle wang. >> dramatic video showing when a stunt show turned into a hit-and-run. velena jones shows us the dangerous scene that played out in the middle of the day in oakland. some of the video is difficult to watch. >> reporter: an all too-real scene in oakland on tuesday. cell phone footage showing a truck doing doughnuts in the middle of the intersection of 104th and international around noon. that's when a man walking a dog stepped in and tries to stop the driver. the truck circles around again hitting the man, throwing him into the air and across the street. witnesses say the driver then sped off. according to a witness the sideshow started four hours earlier and involved at least two other cars. those who work nearby did not want to be identified but explained sideshows are an almost daily occurrence. >> these things happen all the time every day. the police come in and then when they leave, they do it again. >> reporter: councilmember reid represents the district and explains the dangerous driving is consistent with numbers that show east oakland and intern

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj ma thiechlt a new development in a tragic case our investigative unit has been following for more than a year. the family of a teenager girl who died from a fentanyl overdose has reached a settlement with some of the people accused in her death. >> candice nguyen joins us with this new development. >> we have been investigating this case digging into how it was handled by law enforcement and who is liable in the death of 16-year-old emma price. a report shows price died in 2021 from an overdose of fentanyl and concoction of other drugs. she was spending time with michael j. russell. mikey was never criminally charged in price's death. earlier this year he was sentenced to ten years in prison for providing pri

i'm janelle wang. >> dramatic video showing when a stunt show turned into a hit-and-run.jones shows us the dangerous scene that played out in the middle of the day in oakland. some of the video is difficult to watch. >> reporter: an all too-real scene in oakland on tuesday. cell phone footage showing a truck doing doughnuts in the middle of the intersection of 104th and international around noon. that's when a man walking a dog stepped in and tries to stop the driver. the truck circles around again hitting the man, throwing him into the air and

i'm janelle wang. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we're going to share with you what police and people in that neighborhood are telling us about that mass shooting. we're also tracking other stories including a string of deadly wrong-way crashes on bay area freeways just this past weekend. we'll dig into the numbers and see how common they really are. >>> also, an 81-year-old woman getting evicted from her own san francisco home. our ian cole joins us to explain how it was sold from underneath her. >>> the breaks might be starting to go the warriors' way. we're learning about a star who might be out for game five. we'll begin with a light night shooting in one of san francisco's most popular tourist attractions. one person is dead, four others wounded. now police are trying to figure out what sparked it. it happened late last night outside the condor club. according to san francisco police, investigators do not think the shooting was random. all five of the people who were shot are from outside the city of san francisco. according to

i'm janelle wang. a follow-up to a case in san jose.ficers union accused of drug trafficking. our team has the latest details from san jose. >> i'm outside of the san jose police officers association headquarters. today, she was terminated as office manager of the union. she was executive director for 20 years, was put on leave last month when they launched an internal investigation into the drug trafficking charges. next up in phase two of the internal investigation, there will be a review of all internal financial records to determine if anyone else was involved in her trafficking of fentanyl. she had over 60 shipments delivered to her home and distributed them between 2015 and this year. she allegedly used union resources in the process. a union spokesperson tells us they are looking into hiring an outside investigaor with experience to head up the next phase of the investigation. >> thank you. >>> to san francisco, just after the deadly attack on bob lee, another attack in san francisco. a former commissioner of the san francisco fi

i'm janelle wang.g at a walgreens in san francisco. police say officers were called to the scene to find a woman shot yesterday evening. she was taken to the hospital and died there. police say a preliminary investigation discovered that during the shooting, a theft happened. now a private security guard is facing homicide charges. we are following these developments. a live report during our afternoon newscast. >>> you probably noticed it's warm today. that's not going to last. let's go over to kari hall for more. >> look at the range in temperatures. we have been talking about how hot inland. we are still looking at temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s for livermore, fairfield as well as upper 80s in morgan hill. the north bay is getting relief. high temperatures reach the low 80s. compare that to upper 60s in san francisco. the day tomorrow, it's going to cool down more. a bit of a breeze making it across the bay. the valleys will see temperatures reaching into the mid 80s. we will be in the 60

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. >>> more anxiety, more people unemployed in the silicon valley this evening. meta is cutting more jobs. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, looks at what's next for facebook's parent company and what you should do if you're nervous about your job. >> reporter: tough times at the social network with meta cutting jobs this week. part of its earlier-announced round of layoffs. 21,000 job cuts announced here since november. now hitting service and software-oriented jobs. it's meta cutting back on the metaverse. >> meta is in a tough position. while we can all appreciate some of the best that they were look at making on the metaverse, the metaverse, and i don't care what company enters this, whether apple or others, it is a long way off. >> reporter: but even with silicon valley dealing with a long-lasting series of layoffs, a silver lining. >> tech-related work is still in demand. >> reporter: hr expert jenny morehead says companies, from tech startups to firms outside of tech, are looking for qualified people. at san francisco state university,

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. >>> we're learning more about that home depot employee shotd in pleasanton by a suspected shoplifter and awe it unfolded. >> his co-workers and community remain in shock. we have team coverage. hilda gutierrez is looking into the number of shoplifting incidents across the bay area. we begin with velena jones live in pleasanton with more on the victim. >> reporter: tonight, co-workers, city officials, and police are all expressing their heartbreak and frustration over what they are calling a senseless shooting. the victim in all of this is just 26 years old, and we're learning tonight that he was months away from his wedding day. >> his life was cut short by this senseless act of violence that started with a theft and turned into a robbery and ended in his murder. >> reporter: a son, brother, eagle scout, and soon-to-be husband shot and killed at work. co-workers remembering 26-year-old blake mose for his character. >> amazing in terms of a human being and individual. >> reporter: another employee says he was a good person, adding, everyone is

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. it is official, president biden announcing today on social media that he is running for re-election next year. >> that means the campaign formally begins now. the buzz isn't just about the announcement but also who he chose to run his campaign. julie chavez rodriguez, a california native, granddaughter of civil rights leader caesar chavez. here's damian trujillo. >> when i ran for president four years ago, i said we're in a battle for the soul of america. >> reporter: the announcement via twitter in the early morning hours, launching president joe biden's re-election campaign. this is the woman the president chose to run that campaign, julie chavez rodriguez, granddaughter of cesar chavez. >> this is one important lesson from my grandfather. i had so many. he would always say, "there's no substitute for hard work." we're accustomed to that. >> reporter: that is part of an interview back in the fall inside the west wing. back then, julie was the white house director of intergovernmenta