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jody wong has what? he calls a turbo honda civic.test of honda's engineering and handling so it actually handles quite well jody has a fascination with cars. he posts numerous photos of vehicles on his facebook page. in july, he went into k1 speed to take advantage of the free race. it offers as a birthday promotion. he also wanted to use one of the six credits. he thought he still had on his race car. oh, i like doing things fast kind of an adrenaline rush. but he discovered he had no credits and then they said oh you don't have any credits and it's like what do you mean? i don't have any credits. i have a bunch of credits. he says during the pandemic somehow all of his credits. just disappeared jody recalls k1 telling him it went to a new record-keeping system and his credits didn't show up in the new system. it's kind of like a gift card word. you know, they can't just erase your credit. so but they did a local k1 racing facility suggested. he'd take up his dispute with corporate. that's what jody did but he says the company again

anna may wong, born in 1905, she became the first asian-american film star at a time when women facedrimination. they are gearing up to show a documentary about wong at the san francisco public library in mid november. >> to me, a fellow asian-american woman, it tells me we are part of this country. being on a coin is a coin we use every day. and it really helps you inform the public of the contribution of anna may wong. >> they are expected to create more than 300 million wong quarters. >>> a university in the midwest is teaching a class that's getting a lot of attention. and the name may catch you off guard. it is called "doing nothing." >> ooh, yeah. >> despite how it sounds, the professor says the students actually do quite a bit in class. the idea is to help student whose are overworked and overwhelmed with life. >> what we want to show with this class is that sometimes taking that time to take a break, to relax, that can actually be beneficial. >> the biggest thing that i've learned is about sleep and sleep schedules and how it impacts you. >> can you major in doing nothing? >>

anna may wong . wong participated in one of the firs colored films. the quarter wil ship out the 24th. >>> there is nothing quite like the bond between siblings. sisters in florida made their bond even stronger, after ian. chelsea was pregnant when she headed to sister delaine's hasp the weather and storm hit, and they joked there might be a hurricane baby. then it got real, because the baby decided she wasn't going to wait. elen is a doctor but never really delivered a baby outside a hospital until now. the lights were out, so they used the flashlight, rolled up their sleeves and got to work. >> it was kind of interesting going between i am her sister and in the moment i am kind of her doctor role number and in all honesty to get my mind righ i put on my scrubs. >> her confidence helped me calm down to like this is really happening. >> everyone is doing fine cl jcewhhe d saaybe forever as storm can pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use

details on who is anna may wong. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum.bacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> only movie star anna may wong who broke into hollywood during the silent film era will become the first asian american to appear on us currency a century after she landed her first leading role, wong's image with their trademark blunt bangs and pencil thin eyebrows will feature on the back of new quarters for monday considered the movie industry's first chinese american star overcame widespread discrimination to carve out a four-decade career in film theater and radio. she acted alongside hollywood icons like marlena dietrich, jean crawford, laurence olivier, and she appeared on stage in lon

mint issued the new quarter featuring actor anna may wong, the first asian american on u.s. she worked in hollywood during a time of open racism and stereotyping. wong's the first leading -- rather, her first leading role was in 1922 in "the toll of the sea." >> when you think about anna may wong, she was the first asian american actress. 60 films under her credit. she made a difference, and she changed the dynamics of entertainment for asian americans. >> the new currency is part of the american women quarters program. author maya angelou and senate sally ride have also been honored with coins in the series. >>> and speaking of honoring women, the u.s. postal service is recognizing the legacy of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. dan lieberman has that story and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: u.s. stocks closed sharply higher tuesday as economic data hinted that the federal reserve's aggressive policy is taking effect while falling benchmark treasury yields boosted wall street's rally. the dow was 337. nasdaq added 246. the s&p 500 g

a biographical film of anna may wong is currently in the works. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, as protests in iran into their second month sparked by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in the custody of iran's so-called morality police, we will speak with the iranian activist, lawyer, the first female judge in iran, dr. shirin ebadi, the winner of the nobel peace prize in 2003. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today we look at the scope, scale, and sustainability of the protests in iran which have now entered their second month after being sparked in september by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini while in the custody of iran's morality police. more than 1000 protesters have been arrested, some children have been sent to so-called reeducation camps. united nations said tuesday at least 23 children have been killed in the protests, 111 years old. the guardian reports

anna may wong is the first asian-american to be featured on a coin. >> reporter: anna may wong startalkies, vaudeville shows and tv shows but she never won a hollywood award, but now more than 60 years after her death, anna may wong is back in the spotlight as the newest face on the u.s. court are. >> despite the rampant racism, despite the discrimination, despite the typecasting, she continue to fight and continue to persevere. i think she is an amazing example of someone who is not willing to settle for the status quo. >> reporter: this is the final installment of quarters honoring trailblazing american women. we got an exclusive tour of the mint in philadelphia. the first quarter shipped out today, roughly 500 million, are expected to go into circulation. anna may wong was born in chinatown in 1905. her parents owned a laundromat , and becoming an actress meant to find their orders. her niece told us that the story has become family and hollywood lore. >> she would not go to school, she would hang out at movie sets. in fact, there is documented proof that the directors and actorsa

a biographical film of anna may wong is currently in the works. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, as protests in iran into their second month sparked by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in the custody of iran's so-called morality police, we will speak with the iranian activist, lawyer, the first female judge in iran, dr. shirin ebadi, the winner of the nobel peace prize in 2003. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today we look at the scope, scale, and sustainability of the protests in iran which have now entered their second month after being sparked in september by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini while in the custody of iran's morality police. more than 1000 protesters have been arrested, some children have been sent to so-called reeducation camps. united nations said tuesday at least 23 children have been killed in the protests, 111 years old. the guardian reports

we have journalists, sewland wong, joining us from the economist. she and her team recently put out a multi part podcast series, about sheeting pain entitled the prince, which i highly highly recommend. it's very engaging so soon. why don't we start by asking if viewers are to take away anything about she doing ping, what are the key things we need to know? what's important to understand about c, g ping is that he's driven by paola. he's incredibly ambitious. he has the sense of entitlement and an understanding of chinese history and he's also motivated by china's future. so what do i mean by this? he had an incredibly traumatic childhood, even though he was born into communist potty royalty when he was 9 years old. his dad was purged and he was attacked and given 5 minutes to live by moussa dongs mobs, he was then sent to leave in the country side for 7 years in a cave. so he had this really scarring childhood and that has really shaped who he is because while millions of his generation thought that's it, i'm done with china because they had that o

anna may wong is about to be minted in american memory. she's really the first major chinese american movie star, primarily in the 30's and 40's. and she's a great icon of style and are on monday. the u.s. mint will begin shipping quarters featuring the actress making her the first asian american on u.s. currency having this symbol u.s. commitment to diversity. it's really important to our communith. chinese american museum director david doing says the queen's real value is more than $0.25 someone. that's an underrepresented story represented in currency. it really is. it's a it's a step forward for this country a long time as an actress was marked by discrimination, she often faced by us and was cast in stereotypical roles which she boca lee fight against her beauty. grace and talent really broke past barriers. george washington university professor doctor alexa, alice job in says this honor is a part of wong's ongoing legacy. even in her day she was born this work of representation and job in says the racism against asian-americans that

actress anna may wong will be the first asian american to appear on u.s.'s american women series. wong overcame racism to become hollywood's first asian american movie star and a fashion icon in the 1920s and 1930s. she appeared in more than 60 films, tv shows, and the stage during a four-decade-long career. wong was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 1960, one year before her death at the age of 56. the u.s. mint will begin shipping the quarters next week. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell.

actress anna may wong will be the first asian american to appear on u.s.nt's american women series. wong overcame racism to become hollywood's first asian american movie star and a fashion icon in the 1920s and 1930s. she appeared in more than 60 films, tv shows, and the stage. wong was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 1960,s one year before her death at the age of 56. the u.s. mint will begin shipping the quarters next week. >> judge judy: ms. neal, according to you, invited you to live in her home. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: that was very nice of her. >> announcer: a struggling single mom wears out her welcome. >> judge judy: it's clear that you don't like each other. she certainly doesn't like you, and you don't like her. >> she was threatening me. she was harassing me. >> announcer: but her kids weren't her only concern. >> she wouldn't talk to me. >> judge judy: why wouldn't she talk to you? >> maybe because i didn't let her married boyfriend come to the house. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter to courtroom you

actress anna may wong will be the first asian american to appear on u.s. american women series. wong overcame racism to become hollywood's first asian american movie star and a fashion icon in the 1920s and 1930s. she appeared in more than 60 films, tv shows, and the stage during a four decade long career. wong was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 1960, one year before her death at the age of 56. the u.s. mint will begin shipping the quarters next week. and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember, follow us any time online at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. in new york city, a giant temporary shelter for migrants being bussed in from southern border states opened on wednesday. the shelter tents include cots for up to 500 people intended for adults, single men. many from venezuela have been arriving several times a week, predominantly from te

anna may wong is about to be minted in american memory. she's really the first major chinese american movie star primarily in the 30's and 40's. and she's a great icon of style and are on monday. the u.s. mint will begin shipping quarters featuring the actress making her the first asian american on u.s. currency having this symbol u.s. commitment to diversity. it's really important to our community. chinese american museum director david uy says the queen's real value is more than $0.25 someone. that's an underrepresented story represented in currency. it really is. it's a it's a step forward for this country. a long time as an actress was marked by discrimination, she often faced by us and was cast in stereotypical roles which she vocally fight against her beauty, grace and talent really broke past barriers. george washington university professor doctor alexa, alice job in says this honor is a part of wong's ongoing legacy. even in her day she was born this work of representation and job in says the racism against asian-americans. that lo

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quarters going into circulation next week will feature a portrait of 1930s movie star anna may wong,sian-american to ever appear on american currency. which is great news for the representation and great news forbade tippers. "you only tipped me a quarter!" "wow, okay, didn't know i was dealing with a racist." which quarter? in international news, liz truss is now the lowest polling prime minister in history and is in danger of losing her job after six weeks. when asked, she said, any woman can break the glass ceiling, i'm proud to have shattered the glass floor. starting with the girl scouts of the usa, the semi legal cartel of baked goods. one girl scout has stepped in with the ultimate good deed. >> the girl scouts of the usa just received their largest donation ever by a single person single person billionaire philanthropist mackenzie scott just donated $84.5 million to the organization. the girl scouts leadership says that the money will help them recover from the pandemic, which drove ground membership. scott has donated some $12 billion to charities since 2019. [cheers and app

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daycare on 14th street in the outskirts of oakland, chinatown , the target of vandals co owner john wong says it's been hit four times this year. graffiti and broken windows the most recent incident a week ago. i hate to say it, but i feel like a defeat it i'm defeated. i'm not being served. being an open. i've been raised, born and raised in oakland, adding to the frustration wants his. after each incident. he's received a notice of violation from the city of oakland, demanding clean up and repairs be completed in 10 days with the threat of fines , racecar, wong tells me he has been operating the daycare here for 22 years, he says. vandalism started becoming a problem a year and a half ago. broken windows so many times that we finally had to stuck all over them because we're tired of claiming insurance. for replacing windows, which are deductibles that doesn't even cover that one, says he suspects the motive. maybe racial. the sign out front gives the daycares name in chinese target. maybe they're jumping on the bandwagon because all those asian hate crime all this asian just get going

anna may wong is about to be minted in american memory. she's really the first major chinese american movie star primarily in the 30's and 40's. and she's a great icon of style and are on monday. the u.s. mint will begin shipping quarters featuring the actress making her the first asian american on u.s. currency having this symbol u.s. commitment to diversity. it's really important to our community. chinese american museum director david doing says the queen's real value is more than $0.25 someone. that's an underrepresented story represented in currency. it really is. it's a it's a step forward for this country a long time as an actress was marked by discrimination, she often faced by us and was cast in stereotypical roles which she boca lee fight against her beauty. grace and talent really broke past barriers. george washington university professor doctor alexa, alice job in says this honor is a part of wong's ongoing legacy. even in her day she was born this work of representation and job in says the racism against asian-americans. that

wong appeared in more than 60 films as well as roles on stage and television.l ladies that would look pretty darn good on a quarter. maria: i can think of a lot of american women as well. u.s. health officials reportedly launching an inquiry into a controversial study by boston university scientists, they are he creating an artificial form of covid in a lab. the national institute of health officials investigating whether the partially government funded study should have gone through extra checks before getting the go ahead. join egg me now is national former security council state department, one shared world founder and hacking darwin author, jamie messel is here. thank you for being here. you are a former world health organization expert committee member. described by some as the original covid whistleblower. and so we are really always happy to talk with you about these issues. you called for a full investigation on the origins of covid as early as a 2020. we still haven't gotten that investigation, right. >> we don't have it and we need it. we need it nati

racecar wong tells me he's been operating the daycare here for 22 years, he says.andalism started becoming a problem a year and a half ago. broken windows so many times that we finally had to stuck all over them because we're tired of claiming insurance. for replacing windows, which are deductibles that doesn't even cover that one, says he suspects the motive. maybe racial. the sign out front gives the daycares name in chinese target. maybe they're jumping on the bandwagon because all those asian hate crime all this let's get going on this guy to heaven . this teacher says the repeated vandalism has affected the children ages 2 to 5 firefighters. and this is about halloween punking artwork by them that was displayed in the windows until the vandalism. they see that they don't feel beautiful, and that's why that makes me feel a little sad about that says he's disappointed but not deterred by the vandalism because he loves working with children help us help the city of oakland. because we're certain we're providing a service for parents, people that work in the city

claudine wong ktvu fox two news. the latest offer made by kaiser was rejected by union members. so for now, there is no end in sight to this strength. now. house speaker nancy pelosi has called on kaiser to address problems with staffing and the department of managed health issued a statement to ktvu saying it is quote concerned about the potential for immediate harm to enrollees. end quote. you can look for all those full statements as well as responses from kaiser on our website at ktvu .com, or online coverage also includes a link to the blog mentioned in claudine report. cemetery police officers got a lot more than they expected during a routine traffic stop coming up at 11 what they found in addition to drugs, cash and weapons, we are tracking the forecast for this week. it looks like it's gonna warm up. i'll have that forecasts after the break, we're going to hear from one of the best of the best. a pilot for the u. s. navy's blue angels back in his hometown, touching down to talk to students at his old high school in the c y. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible s

reversed a previous government's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. foreign minister penny wong says the city status should be decided by peace talks. israel's prime minister, jerry la pete says it's a hasty response on a rainy and climber who took part in a competition with that wearing a he job has reportedly apologized a post on l. now as we're copies, instagram a can said, her head scarf came off by accident during an event in south korea rights activists, no fear for her safety. she has reported be being sent home to iran with fears she may be imprisoned on arrival. here that is all about well and again, sheer a k e is an activist for women's rights and i asked her while she and she spoke to my colleague about the claim that l 9 were copies. he job fellow faxed. oh, who were actually expecting that they were expecting the security and intelligence services, putting pressure on her to publish something as a pattern they've been doing for the last 34 years. so every time there's something happening that they don't take rebate, one of the 1st steps they do, they take over thei

as israel's capital foreign minister, penny wong said the city status should be decided through peace towards israel slammed cameras. move in a tweet. prime minister yale up, he'd said it was a hasty response. there a fee is for the safety of an iranian climate who competed in south korea without wearing her countries mandatory headscarf. illness break up be reportedly left soul on tuesday, but her whereabouts are now unknown. she has one multiple metals in previous competitions with his decision to forego. the headscarf comes as deadly anti government protests and ran into the 5th week. we can now talk to nick, keen, sheree. hi, an activist for women's rights. what more have you been hearing about this sports person's whereabouts following this event? so right after the game that confiscated her passport, mobile phones was impossible to actually be able to pinpoint where she they moved her from the hotel that they were saying actually the whole team, they moved the whole team from the hotel. but there's the source that says she's been moved to the region embassy. and so there's no wa

the previous governments recognition of west jerusalem as israel's capital. foreign minister penny wong says city, the city status should be decided by peace talks. israel's prime minister yal a pete said it's a hasty response. for the french cement maker lafarge has pleaded guilty to paying millions of dollars to the so called islamic state. the company paid the terra group to keep operating and syria. the farce has agreed to penalties of nearly $780000000.00 to settle a case in the us. an iranian climate who competed without bearing the mandatory, his job has allegedly allegedly apologized as rec. copy says a headscarf came off by accident during an event in south korea rights activists now fear for safety. instagram account claims. she's going home on a pre arranged schedule, and government protests in iran on the 5th week. the gene. sure, a kite is an activist for women's rights. i asked her about the claim that own us were kawisi job, fell off by accident. oh, who were actually expecting that we were expecting the security and intelligence services, putting pressure on her to publi

for mister perry wong said the cities status must be decided through peace talks between israeli is and palestinians. thousands of people have been protesting and the capital of haiti as the united nations discuss measures to address the dia, security crisis in the country. the u. s. is proposing to send international troops after the haitian government asked for external military assistance last week. and these 3 people have died in venezuela after a river burst its banks, sending torrents of muddy water through a town and sweeping away cars last week. 56 people in the same region were killed in floods and a land slides you're up to date. now, with all the headlines, we're back with more news here on out to 0 after rebel education. o, once city dwellers now posted to remove villages in morocco. algiers follows the personal journeys of 3 women teachers. their daily struggles with isolation and battles with physical hardship. sacrificing their family lives for the education of future generations. women in the winter on al jazeera, educational matter, the universal rights to expand horizo

for a minister, penny wong said the cities status must be decided through peace talks between israelis and palestinians, and israelis. foreign ministry has summoned, australia's ambassador in response versus prime minister has been accused of running scared after failing to address parliament days after replacing her finance minister, the new chancellor jeremy hunt announced a raft of you turns on last month, controversial many budget. so i've decided that the basic rate of income tax will remain 20 percent and it will do so indefinitely until economic circumstances allow for it to be cut. taken together with the decision not to cut corporation tax and restoring the talk rate of income types. the measures are going out today will raise around $32000000000.00 pounds every year. yes, mid term elections are less than a month away and the candidates vying for one of our highest senate seat. i've taken part in a televised debate. but what became j. d. vance, and democrat, tim ryan, and now neck and neck. in the poles. those are your headlines. i'll be back with another news update that's af

it is named for charles wong.was diag dying diagnosed with leukemia and struggled to get a transplant in short because of the shortage of as paul azingern donors. >> sasheen april is feather famously turned down marlon brando's academy award. he protested the awards for the treatment of native americans in films. people who knew her said her contributions were significant. >> she was a person who made a huge sacrifice for our community as far as representation visually in hollywood and so the community is forever indebted to her for her bravery and courage and willingness to reject that oscar. >> her activism began when she became part of the native american occupation of alcatraz in 1969. if you want to know more, you can watch our documentary escape to alcatraz online at abc7news.com. >> we're looking forward to our treat wall street forecast. >> spencer is here with the latest. >> off to a nice start, don't you think? winds indicate how different conditions can be from one microclimate to the other around the b

i'm gasia mikaelian wong.y, october 10th if you're just waking up steve paulson watching this foggy start to the work week for us. that is correct. from sunday into monday . here you two. good morning, garcia. welcome on patrol. thank you. we do have even a little low over us. so that's generating a little bit of partly cloudy skies and less than northeast wind or an east wind kicks in. i just it's just looks like there's too much fog and low clouds. but this low you can see some of the cloud cover the sierra. and a little bit over, especially about san francisco south, so we start off with a lot of gray here monday. fog bank and some partly cloudy is up above clouds. fog partly cloudy i went cool to mild maybe too warm here, but i'm undercutting a lot of the forecast size 60 seventies and some aliens. alright cells here we made it through the first hour. alright or something new. we're good so far. steve and some people do. some schools are closed today for a holiday so we might get a little bit of a break. l

bloomberg's michael mckee and anna wong. thank you for your time and insight. chipmakers saw a drop in demand as fears of recession loom. the biden administration has new restrictions on a chip exports to china. we will bring you the latest next. this is bloomberg. kriti: this is bloomberg markets. i am kriti grouped up. --gupta the biden administration announced new restrictions on access to chinese semiconductor technologies. joining us now is mandeep singh of bloomberg intelligence. this move in the broader market. chips were down under pressure to the tune of 5% and some of the heavyweights as well. a lot of this is cyclical demand. about one year ago, this was the macro hedge because it was a play on inflation and supply chain issues that have really not gone away yet. where does demand go? mandeep: there are certain pockets within semiconductors where the demand has really fallen off the cliff, if i can use that analogy. when you look at consumer pcs, it looks like there was a big push forward during the pandemic and that is the pocket getting hit the wor

former governments recognition of west jerusalem and the capital of israel. foreign minister, penny wong said the city status must be decided through peace talks between israelis and palestinians. while those are the headlines, he'll be much one use here on out 0 after $11.00 east saving the poor mothers to stay with us. when the news breaks, it's not just personal property, but also infrastructure that now leaves fixing from power lines to water me. when people need to be hurt and the story told, they would get punished if they spoke ukrainian. i'm afraid i won't be able to return home with exclusive interviews and in depth report south african penguins, one is in captivity. al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and lives ah, in nepal to we women die in childbirth every day. i kind of hold on the database because i don't want to vote, we don't know a little bit of a latin on your in remote areas. there's an acute lack of help. can i have a lot better with the language. i'm wondering about it, you know, for some women and their babies a rescue h

claudine wong ktvu fox two news.n friday, mental health care workers and their supporters held a die in protest. outside cars are headquarters in oakland, kaiser issued a statement which reads in part, nearly 60% of its therapists have chosen to return to work and that kaiser quote remains committed to reaching an agreement that ensures access to mental health services while balancing the needs of its employees. you can find those full statements as well as responses from kaiser on our website ktvu .com and our online coverage also includes a link to the blog claudine mentioned in her story. a 15 year old high school student in florida. seen throwing an officer to the ground has now been arrested. it happened last thursday in st cloud south of orlando. police say the school resource officer was trying to break up a fight between two other students when a third student grabbed the officer by the neck. the police chief says the officer tried to control the student with the least amount of force possible when the studen

welcome to mornings onto on this sunday, october 9th i'm claudine wong. happy sunday one and all. i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you outside. it's the final day of fleet week and i don't know about those guys. little murky yesterday partly cloudy expected for today a little bit of cooling and then we're going to settle into a very pleasant pattern. outsider doors at this hour. we do have the clouds out there. we do have a little bit of patchy fog to go along with it. temperatures will range from sixties at the coast to eighties inland, giving you a live look there of the inner east bay where we've got the clouds fairly widespread and that is going to continue into the work week. where are inland cities had been baking in the nineties. um enjoyable eighties expected for you better details coming up. alright thanks. rosemary and berkeley hopes surveillance video will lead to arrests and a deadly shooting near the calle campus. one person was killed. three others were wounded in the gunfire on telegraph avenue early yesterday morning. ktvu greg liggins tells us many late night diners

wong says she was us frfrustratd facing racism and low pay.r a career that spanned over 60 movies, he helped to humanize chinese-americans with main streed audiences she got her star on the walk of fame in 1960 she died just a year later >>> on wall street, the dow down 100, s&p 500 down 25, nasdaq down 92. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news the washed out causeway to santa bell island in southwest florida reopens early. >> we had an ambitious agenda to get this done. >> celebrating progress, an update on when residents may get their electricity back >>> tua speaks for the first time about the medics carting him off the field. what the dolphins' star quarterback remembers, and what he does not. >>> caught first high inflation may mean lower tax bills. the irs is raising income thresholds for all the tax brackets and increasing the standard deduction that means most people who file tax returns should be able to keep more of their own money next year. welcome news for many americans, no doubt

wong was born in los angeles in 19 0, 5, she's considered the first chinese american movie star. acted in one of the first color films and was later voted the world's best dressed woman. she later starred in the first us television show to feature an asian-american lead. the design is the 5th coin in the united states meant american women quarters program which honors trailblazing women previously released. quarters include maya angelou, sally ride. and you know, tara, good for all of them have wraps up kron. 4 news at 8. but we do have grant and vicki here with what's coming up during kron. news at 9 o'clock tonight. good evening to things. good evening to both. lot to get to. here's what's next. tonight we're learning more details about the weekend shooting. >> in the north bay that involve sheriff's deputies and an armed man. what prompted the police response in the first place according to authorities and why investigators say the deputies, had no choice but to fire dispersed. >> plus, oakland's mayor libby schaff gives her final state of the city address, is remembering the

. >> whisinger wong. >> aye. >> all right, the meeting minutes have been approved the next is a reportdirector wyland. >> hello to everybody that is tuning in both online and in-person today. i have a few updates from my director's report this evening beginning with the legislative and policy update. relative to state bill 793 which was sponsored by senator wiener. this is something that ben was following closely and updated you all at our last hearing on september 20th. and it just happen to pass two days later. so that was an exciting bit of news that we wanted share. i did want to provide copy of your bill language tonight, in case you want to check it out further. and if you have any questions about it, let me know whatever i can answer. i want to relay over to ben to get back to you. the next update tonight, is a quick one as well. this is regarding our vacancy right now for a junior sound inspect or for the team. we had a job posting for three weeks that closed on friday at 5:00 p.m. and we're excited to report that we had 37 applicants which is much more than we've ever had in y

wong best known for her roles in hollywood films shanghai express.int american women quarters program. and now you know. janice, over to you. >> janice: hello, good morning. we are live in new york city. take a look at the maps. it's chilly, going to warm up relatively speaking in the next 12 to 24 hours. now 45 in new york. still freezing in fargo and chicago and with the wind chill it feels even colder than that. millions of people under frost and freeze advisories. here is the warm-up okay. across the mid-atlantic and even florida we broke some record lows overnight last night and things are going to get a little bit more toasty as we get. we have a cold front and area of lohse that's going to move into the northwest. that's going to change things over the next couple of days for millions of folks across the country. heavy snow for the mountains and move into the plains as we get into monday and tuesday. a strong fall storm on the way. fox weather.com has all your details. steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: a little chilly but you can s

says all was devastated by wong in either states. last about 400000 people at the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths. mm mm. 27000000 is an incredible number. by john kennedy gave us american universities commencement address it back to 63. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states east of chicago having been destroyed. mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, mega crankshaft, half moon, cold wheel, off tackle, and sherry, dia, december, the 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation. dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957 the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the u. s. under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of operation, dropshot and visit dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on th

. >> tom, our very own anna wong in bloomberg was quite puncturing -- quite contrary and when she said 5% would be the policy rate in july. his 5% still going to be the peak? that still seems to be the consensus but could that change in the next week or month? >> it could change fast. we are right now 4.75 on funds as terminal. i have been saying to people that if we are wrong, the bigger risk to us being wrong is not that we are wrong by a hike or two. it is that we are wrong by several hikes. i think that is probably -- at least up until daily -- daly, and bullard, i think that have been a fairly reasonable risk given all the commentary we heard from the fed but as we have been saying, we think that for the most part, fed officials were trying to get on the same page as this relates to the narrative. the reality is economic activity is slowing down and the clip you played leading into our talking here is rights. the risk to the backdrop is you potentially see job loss that year. economic activity within slowed down much more than is appreciated. there the notion of a short, shallow r

it is named for charles wong. he was diag dying diagnosed with leukemia and struggled to get a transplant in short because of the shortage of as paul azingern donors. >> sasheen april is feather famously turned down marlon brando's academy award. he protested the awards for the treatment of native americans in films. people who knew her said her contributions were significant. >> she was a person who made a huge sacrifice for our community as far as representation visually in hollywood and so the community is forever indebted to her for her bravery and courage and willingness to reject that oscar. >> her activism began when she became part of the native american occupation of alcatraz in 1969. if you want to know more, you can watch our documentary escape to alcatraz online at abc7news.com. >> we're looking forward to our treat wall street forecast. >> spencer is here with the latest. >> off to a nice start, don't you think? winds indicate how different conditions can be from one microclimate to the other around t