i think this is where i sunpose wong _ china? i think this is where i suppose wong came - china?g came up - china? i think this is where i suppose wong came up and | china? i think this is where i - suppose wong came up and became the new leader, basically in charge of a team that has to deal with many issues on multiple fronts, domestic and external. i think it's all about what is in singapore prospect best interest, whether they deal with china, the us or they deal with china, the us or the asean region itself, it's what's best for singapore, and that's simple. india's media landscape has changed dramatically since 2014 when prime minister modi's hindu nationalist bjp swept to power. there's been growing privatisation. several national news channels once owned by independent media entrepreneurs are now controlled by billionaire tycoons. our india business correspondent nikhil inamdar has more on the impact. brand modi is the only thing this election is about. the prime minister _ this election is about. the prime minister has - this election is about. the prime minister has van

off screen, wong was nothing like those roles.as an all-american 1920's flapper, right down to her signature bangs. but on-screen limitations led her to abandon hollywood for europe, where her race didn't matter. despite her success overseas, wong returned home to find that little had changed. during the planning for the 1937 film version of pearl buck's novel "the good earth," which is set in china, wong was mentioned for the lead. but the role went to the german actress luise rainer, who won an oscar for her performance in yellowface. she left hollywood for a year-long tour of china. but she found herself criticized there for her stereotyped roles, rejected in hollywood for being too asian, she later lamented, and in china for being too american. she returned to the united states and found modest success in the infancy of television. starring as a crime-solving art gallery owner in "the gallery of madame liu-tsong," the first show to star an asian-american woman. it lasted one season. she found more work in television, but years

lawrence wong was sworn in, replacing lee hsien loong, who'd been in office for two decades.ith an advisory role. mr wong used his inauguration speech to warn that singaporeans face a world of conflict and rivalry — and they must be braced to adapt to a messier, riskier and more violent world. i'm joined now by michael barr an associate professor of international relations at flinders university. many thanks for your time. what are you expecting from this era? in many thanks for your time. what are you expecting from this era?- you expecting from this era? in the short term. — you expecting from this era? in the short term. very — you expecting from this era? in the short term, very much _ you expecting from this era? in the short term, very much more - you expecting from this era? in the short term, very much more of- you expecting from this era? in the short term, very much more of the| short term, very much more of the same and lawrence wong of the cookie cutter that manufactures leaders in singapore, the only big differences is not a member of the lee family and there is

lawrence wong was sworn in, replacing lee hsien loong, who�*d been in office for two decades.dvisory role. mr wong used his inauguration speech to warn that singaporeans face a world of conflict and rivalry and they must be braced to adapt to a messier, riskier and more violent world. with more, here�*s my colleague in singapore, nick marsh. this was a once in a generation event for singapore, and the p°mp event for singapore, and the pomp and circumstance of the occasion did well to match that. the man who lawrence wong is replacing is lee hsien loong, who has been in thejob for 20 years. his father before him was the legendary lee kuan yew, the founding father of singapore. sojust having yew, the founding father of singapore. so just having a leader of the country whose surname isn�*t lee is actually a bit of a novelty. kind of like a new era for singapore. but it�*s not as if singapore will wake up to a drastically different country. everything is carefully choreographed and lawrence wong was hand—picked two years ago by the people�*s action party as a solid, smart, compete

lawrence wong is an economist, as you mention, by education. big shoes to fill from the prime minister, he still sits in the seat for a few more hours. singapore is one of the richest countries in the region. it is mainly a name for itself as a financial and manufacturing hub and long gone are the days when they were making hair wigs and coils for mosquitoes, and then semiconductors and manufacturers in aerospace as well as pharmaceuticals and so what lawrence wong wants to focus on now is as a rich country, it is an expensive place to live so many of the constituents, people here are concerned about that and also there needs to be concerned about the growing population thatis about the growing population that is experiencing, meaning there will be increases in taxes and the government will have to pay for healthcare and some other things of that nature. one of the other things that the prime minister has done well is balance of the act between the us and china as tensions continue to grow between these two superpowers. singapore really depends

here's what wong wants. oakland's next police chief to know. >> police have more often run our streets. we want to be safe here now. >> the man whose house was shot up declined to speak on camera. although he is shaken up, he says he is glad that his family is safe. it's unclear if anyone was actually shot there or if police have a suspect. we did reach out to oakland police. we're still waiting to hear back. >> oakland's new police chief starts tomorrow. chief lloyd mitchell's official start date was actually yesterday, but tomorrow will be his first day in the office. chief mitchell has more than 30 years of law enforcement experience, and was most recently the chief of the police department in lubbock, texas. he succeeds lauren armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago after an investigation found that he mishandled two officer misconduct cases. but an appeal later cleared armstrong of any wrongdoing. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price is going after automobile insurance companies and th

claudine wong is highlighting a really gorgeous part of concord and claudine. it's hard to pick an especially beautiful place amid such a pretty city. >> yes, it's an amazing and what the art is around here is a literal gift to folks and so easy to access. you can walk around and you can visit several murals. we're in front of one of them. we're actually in the parking lot of the brendan theater, and this one is visible from the top roof in a way that is just remarkable. we've been staring at it all morning, feeling so lucky. i want to welcome in sage loring with creative concord because this is kind of the dream of creative concord to allow access to art. can you tell us about the mural we're looking at? >> yeah, this mural is done by john horton. and it was also rendered with the artist name heide, and it's a manga mural, which literally is japanese for comic. it's really popular in american culture right now, and we just thought it's a beautiful, unusual mural because there's nothing else like this around the bay area we wanted to give to concord. and really

lawrence wong is sworn in as the country's new prime minister.g takes over the reins of powerfrom lee hsien loong, who has been in the top post for 20 years. veteran economist song seng wun gave us a sense of the challenges ahead. this is where the challenge lies for the new prime minister in terms of early days, the last or a0 years food on the table, jobs for the kids, roof over their head. today's children and young voters have different aspirations now and dealing with them is about them, their different ambition which includes cost of living, housing and livability, as well, even though all these things are creating better and well paying jobs. there is almost pressure. so balancing that will be the challenge. how it is being done, because china will still remain for singapore. dealing with the aspiration will be the challenge but we will see how it goes. head to our website for more analysis on that story. china is preparing for a two—day visit by russian president vladimir putin starting thursday. this will be putin's second trip to the ma

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kristina wong. was in the middle of her 1. woman show.d 9 pandemic shut down theaters across the country. ending the run early. so she threaded up her sewing machine and started a movement making masks that inspired her show sweatshop overload. overlord. which became a pulitzer prize finalist for drama. and now it's playing. right here in the bay area. are gianna franco spoke with christina about why it's so important to tell us the story about unity. ><<>and then this is actually a replica. of my sewing machine. that i sold my 1st mask on, so i did. >>2021. when the world shut down and needed help. kristina wong turned on her. hello, kitty soy machine and started stitching. ><<>if you look closely some of these masks have camouflaged in it, >>putting her basic skills to work, making masks for anyone who needed 1. ><<>can make masks. and i'll save america. and that turned into me. making a very naive promised to the internet that if you are immunocompromised i will show you a mask >>promising at 1st, but that's how the anti sewing squad w

wong gained popularity playing the guitar on tiktok, where she has more than 1 million followers. tonight at 7:00, president biden, breaking his silence after hundreds of people were arrested in these campus protests. how will this impact his reelection campaign? our political analyst is with us also. oakland crime numbers are down, but a well-known city council member isn't celebrating yet. those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 news. up next on nightly news. the nationwide college campus protests are now a new focus in the 2024 presidential campaign. the latest remarks from both candidates. lester holt ans >>> tonight, the major crackdow >>> tonight, the major crackdowns as the number of arrests on campuses surpasses 2,000, more than 200 of those arrests happening at ucla. police using flash-bangs, firing nonlethal projectiles as they moved in to rip down the pro-palestinian encampment. new body cam from the nypd officers the other night breaching that building at columbia and arresting protesters inside. our report coming up. >>> also tonight, president biden condemning t

ben wong of dare fashion on market street tells us this happened earlier this month. the thieves took electronics, a thousand necklaces and 1200 costumes. wong believes they broke in by cutting a hole in plywood that he found on the second floor, not far from his office. the owner says this is the fifth time the gothic fashion store has been broken into in the last three years. >> i don't know what the future holds for my company. i'm pretty determined to try to stay. if i can. i'm an optimist, i really do believe i'm pretty good at business, and i can kind of see opportunities when they're there, and then i'm not afraid to work hard. >> wong also tells us he learned he only had general liability insurance, and not the kind of insurance that covers theft or burglary. he has already set up a gofundme page to help the business start over. >> new at 11 uc berkeley police say $30,000 worth of metals and industrial equipment, all stolen from campus property. officers say two burglaries occurred at the uc central distribution center. the crimes happened sometime between may

and right as they were gearing up for san francisco's world goth festival, two wong and his team still attended the event and are now determined to move forward. >> i give myself 15 minutes to feel sorry for myself and then i say, okay, now we got a deal. what i'm really trying to do is turn this around and say, how do you make the worst thing that's ever happened to you? the best thing that's ever happened to you? >> what a great attitude and outlook. wong says he has a $1 million insurance policy on his business, but he didn't realize it was for liability only. he warns others to look closely at their insurance coverage. he set up a gofundme to help recoup some of his losses. we have a link on our website, abc seven news.com. >> san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened yesterday afternoon.y y around 245 officers responded to reports of a shooting on blossom river wayy found a man who was unconscious and not breathing, suffering from a gunshot wound. they tried to se him, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. so far, no arrests have been made. this is the c

that is anna wong. we will talk more about the capital markets next. how the fed's moves are impacting the economy and capital markets. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sonali: this is "bloomberg markets," and i am sonali basak. we will get back to our conversation with torsten, who has been watching this higher for longer phenomenon and has been very good at catching the idea that we would be here. for much longer. but now the question is, how is this going to impact the economy? torsten: the answer to that is quite simple. if you are a balance sheet that is highly sensitive to interest rates, then of course interest rates higher for longer is having a negative impact on the consumer side, that means household have more debt, and this means debt on credit cards, auto loans. you have not seen delinquency rates go up on mortgages because people decide to stay in their home because they have locked in their mortgage at a lower level so mortgage rates are so high and that has meant the effect is that people are staying in the houses. so that is w

studies. professor wong is good to have you join me now. what are your expectations from the upcoming visit all the russian president to china? the i think the, the announcement came to everybody's happy surprise, because that was being a lot of rumors, i guess, is about the president bookings upcoming visit to china. now today. fatherly. it's been confirmed by 2 countries. uh, are about to about for a ministry is actually. so i think it's something that uh, is much sherry should because they say is the 75th anniversary of the 2 countries establishing to providing relations are rusher. was actually the 1st country of us to have recognized the people's republic of china. so it is something quite important for both countries. pretty much. now it is the foster by put it in seconds, easy, non duration. what does this timing symbolize as well? it's quite obvious that this is the 1st trip overseas by president booting things. and he's just starting his a new term as a record record as president. so it shows that the relationship between all 2 cou

i have a grin from ear to ear having you here, bd wong.o much for being here. >> it is completely mutual. >> okay. we could just sit here and mutually and girl. let's talk about this report. the aapi community would be more inclined to spend money on entertainment if we had better presentation. you've been in this industry for decades, does that make sense, does that resonate? >> i did not know about this study but i do know that you and i both know over the years, we have seen the opportunity for asian americans to be spending money on our own content. we have seen people buying out houses of "crazy rich nations," and "joyride," to share their support and desire for more content and more truth and more stories and we have seen it incrementally move in the direction that we hope it could move in and we should be encouraged by that. there's nothing bogus about that at all. >> i have to ask, i'm not trying to be debbie downer on this, you've seen this as well, you experienced this as well. there are rules recently that have been created for

here's what wong wants oakland's next police chief to know.often run our streets like we want to be safe here. >> joey horta reporting there. now, the man whose home was hit by the bullet didn't want to speak on camera. he says. though he's shaken up, his family is safe. it's unclear if anyone was actually hit by the gunfire or if police have a suspect. joey reached out to oakland police. we are still waiting to hear back. >> family and friends in oakland are mourning the loss of two longtime east bay political leaders who were killed over the weekend in a car crash. community members gathered at the lake merritt amphitheater to remember the lives of peggy moore and her wife, hope wood. they were killed friday night in a crash in san diego county. both built solid ties in oakland and beyond, working with former president barack obama advising former oakland mayor libby schaaf and even starting their own political consulting firm. at the candlelight vigil, former colleagues remembered their work and kindness. >> came out to take care of each ot

joyce wong lives down the street. heard all the commotion at first not realizing what was going on. >> first of all, you think about fireworks. >> she would end up counting more than ten shots fired. >> very big noise. >> wong, who's lived in this community for 40 years, ran outside concerned about her neighbors. >> i see two people was running away. >> first, this man. and soon after this woman took off running as wong snapped photos of them. >> we don't want all the criminal coming here at the crime scene. >> a blue suv riddled with bullet holes appears to have collided with a white suv at the entrance to a dead end alley. this garage door also has bullet holes in it. >> it's no good. >> police would respond within ten minutes. here's what wong wants oakland's next police chief to know the police have more often run our streets like we want to be safe here. the man whose house was shot declined to speak on camera to us. although he's shaken up his family safe, it's unclear if anyone was actually shot today or if pol

mike now, the owner, ben wong, says that he started this business 17 years ago and never experienced break-in of this magnitude. i want to show you this. this is how he believes the thieves made their way inside. it appears that they cut into the plywood of this vacant space in the market street building that they share. >> you know, there was a hole here and all these, you know, these boards were all broken. >> owner of dare fashion, ben wong says this is the hole he believes thieves emerged from after breaking into the building earlier this month. he discovered it on the second floor, not far from his office. from there, he said, the crooks smashed their way into his company's space, wiping out $300,000 worth of electronics and his best selling items, including a thousand necklaces and 1200 costumes. this was all that was left after thieves wiped out his most popular items. he had conveniently packed them into rolling bags that he had prepared to sell at a booth at the fourth gathering, a world goth day celebration in alameda. >> it makes me sad to look at this because it's kind of

. >>> comedian and san francisco native christina wong was in the middle of her one-woman show when the pandemic shut down theaters ending her run earlier. so she threaded up her sewing machine and started a movement making masks. >> that inspired her show "sweatshop overlord" which became a pulitzer prize for drama and it's playing here in the bay area. our jenna franco spoke to christina about why it's so important to tell this story about unity. >> this is actually a replica of my sewing machine that i sewed my first mask on. >> reporter: in march 2020 when the world shut down and needed help, christina wong turned on her hello kitty sewing machine and started sewing. >> i can make masks and save america and that turned into me making a very naive promise to america. >> reporter: overpromising at first, but that's how the auntie sewing squad was born. >> referring to older women as auntie or others as uncle, it's just a term of endearment and respect and i've learned in running a sewing group called the auntie sewing squad it's much easier to yell at people when you call them auntie

annabelle: ken wong is asian equity portfolio specialist at eastspring investments. thank you for coming on this morning. a few minutes into the session so far in trading in tokyo and sydney but one stock is standing out, a ship repair company hd hyundai marine solution making its trading debut this morning's urging more than 40% after it raised $550 million in its ipo it was. priced at the top of the range. also strong demand for it. the stock is, only about 10% of its shares that will be traded on the first day of trading, for these gains were sort of predicted by the analysts that we spoke to including ds investment and securities. they say that many funds will be restricted from selling by lockup periods, but this is certainly a debut that is cementing south korea as one of the key fundraising venues in asia over the course of 2025. we a head. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- we will. this is bloomberg. ♪ annabelle: tiktoks owner has launched a formal legal challenge to the law forcing it to divest or face a ban. that has set up a what could be a prolonged battle pitting

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first mask on. >> reporter: in march of 2020, when the world shut down and needed help, christina wongn her hello kitty sewing machine and started stitching. >> if you will look closely some of the masks have camouflage in it. >> reporter: putting her basic skills to work. making masks for anyone who needed one. >> i can make masks. and i'll save america. and that -- turned into me making a very nigh e promise to the internet if you are immunocompromised i will sew you a mask. >> reporter: overpromising at first, but that's how the auntie sewing squad was born. >> referring to older women as auntie or others as uncle, is just a term of endearment and respect. and i have learned in running a sewing group it's much easier to yell at people when you call them auntie and make demand of them. versus going hey, can anyone sew some masks? aunts we need to sew masks. >> reporter: now shares the story in her one woman show sweat shop overlord. >> it's a war story. it's a sewing story. it's a -- everything is out of proportion story. and so georgia lee the designer came up with these ideas of a

he was also of a close ally to joshua wong. he managed to flee before the mass arrest, and he now lives in the united states. he gave me his take on what the court decision today means for the future of the pro democracy movement in hong kong. is going to be tough. i mean, i sat, right, i mean, because i said this friday and before this product or we have the national spiritual, we have the article 23, which is an auto federal, controversial. so simply the law that hope to dismantle the political freedom that hold on people once at the right. if you asked me whether or not i would anticipate, there will be like my scale most button in homes on the street in the near future. i think the answer is no, right? however, i will say hong kong people when it gets up because there's too many ways for them, like i mean underground, also for, for thoughtful offices to sustain and maintain the momentum. i tried to lift the hold on identity to use my symbol, to contact the beach and narrative. that was the hong kong pro democracy activism.

i think joshua wong was among the 47 pro democracy activists arrested. they were charged with conspiracy to commit some fashion under a national security law and post by china that no had been introduced following protests, which so tens of thousands take to the streets to defend democracy. trying to set the law was needed to restore stability. the critics say it's been used to crush political position on the state. only 2 of 16 defendants were acquainted of some fashion. the other 14 were found guilty, a point not lost on laurence. now i should not be the focus for today. i hope everyone will continue caring for other friends in the case. these men may be free for now, but the prosecution has already launched an appeal against that real quick holes. the 14 guilty verdicts, meanwhile have i'm good many in hong kong and outside. but the chinese foreign ministry has hit childhood international criticism. toronto during the week, completely oppose any interference in china is internal affairs by individual countries on the basis of current legal cases. and

. ♪ ktvu claudine wong shows us it gives people an opportunity to enjoy a pastime while learning about>> for these dancers, every movement is about a connection to culture and to heritage. >> each dance has a story to tell, a story that follows it with the music and then the movements. that's like the part that i really enjoy about dance. >> chinese is 56 minority groups and it's so unique. each one has their own culture, music and so forth. so when the audience are, you know, watching our dancers, they really kind of like a put china into a small a, a scope so that they can see from different angles by looking at different dancers. what i want my girls to do at the very beginning is to know as much chinese culture as possible. >> the chinese folk dance association is one of the oldest organizations of its kind. it started in san francisco's chinatown 65 years ago and was created as a way for generations to connect. >> so i think having chinese dance, because it's not something readily available, it's hard to find. it's just nice to have to give them that space to sort of learn about t

. >> wong. >> aye. >> we can move on to our final permit. >> final permit, all right thank you. the last item is one-time outdoor permit with extended duration to host the inaugural downtown first thursday of three monthly street party, the series kicks off on thursday may second from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. and continues through april 2025. their expected attendance is 10,000 people per day. into the streets is partnering with the civic joy fund and its purpose is to revitalize and activate downtown with music and art and culture and fun. programming will include live music, dance performances, drag shows and food trucks and food vendors and close beer garden and kids activity and retail. they will have three main stages as well as curated acoustic busters spread out throughout the street closure area. entertainment will feature local talent and they're considering touring known acts though they have not committed to that yet. you will see in your folder their out reach material including their out reach letter and map. a map showing the locations and compiled feedback including let

i'm claudine wong. >> hi everyone i'm frank mallicoat. happy weekend.ow you're going to run first time. >> first time. invader breaker. are you ready? we had to. we had to get it done. >> get her done. >> box. enjoy the experience. well, you're so athletic. >> yeah. oh well, i would have thought that might be an overstatement, but we'll take it. no, no, no, i wish you luck tomorrow. just go out there with the mindset of having a good time, because it's really hard to pick up your pace with so many to get a pb to win. >> personal best. yeah. >> when you're running next to a tiki bar and also a caterpillar, it's well, that's what i'm here for. >> i'm not i'm not worried about the time we'll have that bay to breakers forecast coming up about 948 again today morning everybody rise and shine. >> right now i want to present you with our dog walking forecast because i'm a big supporter of the sf spca. i have a rescue dog. her name is roxy. i've had her for ten years, but you can get to love. she is available for rescue. she's one year old, nine months. she's a

lawrence wong has talked about the compassion deficit in singapore in the past.hat is something he seems very keen to address. my suggestion to him as he takes on this new role and gets settled in would be to not just listen to members of his own cabinet, but also to seek out alternative views, because as tiny a singaporeans, is changing and there are different norms at play here. it would be worth listening to some of those people, perhaps in the opposition as well, and inculcating alternative uses as he moves the country forward into the new era. paul: our bloomberg opinion columnist there in singapore. other top geopolitical stories we are tracking, the u.s. says it is accelerating arms supplies to ukraine as a country's confronts a rut -- russian assault in the northeast. russian troops are taking control of some villages close to the border. the offensive is stretching ukraine's fortunes and may push redeploying units from the front line to the east. a power vacuum in gaza is urging leaders to focus more on postwar planning. israel's gradual deployment of tr

>> i think lawrence wong is definitely going to have a lot cut out for him and his first year.hink he has really done a lot of homework in terms of preparing to deal with these relationships. i think he has already talked about he is making a very principal approach when it comes to dealing with foreign policy. he's not pro-u.s., he's not pro-china, he's pro-singapore and what that means is taking a consistent principal approach, following rules-based international order, and i think that will be what will be guiding him in the first couple of months. avril: how soon do you think we could see him stand his own brag on foreign policy? >> i think it will take some time. i do think you will want to settle into his new role and get a bit more comfortable before bringing in some of his own brand into it. that being said, he is the first prime minister who is educated in the u.s. he is very familiar with the u.s. and how they operate. he has been able to bond with american companies, an american congressman when they come through. so i think that will help in terms of building his re

we spoke exclusively with michael dell alongside nvidia chief jensen wong. dell conference in las vegas. >> all of our new pcs will be ai pcs. and the reason is, anything you are doing that has an edit prompt is going to be sped up because every software developer in the world is figuring out how to use all this new power in the gp use, the mp use in these new ai pcs. >> that's the units. >> exactly. that experience will be better. when your pc is four years old, it's time to get a new one? you will want the one that speeds up the new capabilities. the machine is going to last for several years that doesn't have the capability. >> where is nvidia's place in a ipc? i grew up with the gaming site of nvidia, do you have a place in ai pc market? >> come back next year. >> there are a bunch of nvidia in dell pcs and dell workstations. all of our gp use at the same tensor cores that are running an h 100s in the cloud, so every one of our gp use use ai to do its work. ai is going to transform gaming. all the npc's, the nonplayer characters, they will be chatbots. >

. >> welcome to mornings on two i'm claudine wong. >> happy weekend one and all. memorial day weekend at that. and a bit of a surprise a little bit of rain out there that kind of surprised me. driving in. >> yeah. windshield wipers on. i don't like it. >> wipers moving away. >> let's excuse me. it was a surprise to me. >> it was. we were zip tripping yesterday. >> i was actually telling someone at the zip trip, which is cold in concord yesterday. i'm like, no matter how many times i said our weather team warns us, even though you tell us that when that weather changes, as dramatically as it does, i'm still like, what is happening right? >> i was watching the two of you in concord yesterday morning, bright and early at 9:00, bundling up right down jackets. we had a temperature drop of 17 degrees in concord yesterday. that was the big falloff. as far as your temperatures are concerned. good morning everybody. today we'll just kind of ride with it until the big change again tomorrow. so if you're heading to bottle rock and boy what is it? over 100,000 people are expe

ktvu claudine wong tells us. the ceo of the winery is hoping to make a mark. >> when we started here in 2011, everything was dead and so a lot of originally it was a japanese garden. they had like four full time gardeners. and then when we took over, we turned on the water and started planting and kind of changed things around a bit. >> a walk through the winery is about honoring the past and breaking new barriers for the future. back in the 80s and 90s, this spot was known as a first for japanese saki in napa. today, under new owners, it's all about a first in wine. >> we are the first vietnamese owned winery in napa, so the chairman of the board, his name is don van nguyen. we call him mr. derm. he came here and felt the way that everyone who comes to napa feels, which is that it's beautiful and amazing. and he wanted something here for his family. and then it's kind of been a way to share vietnamese culture. this tasting room was designed in the style of halong bay. the art on the wall is original art from vie

good morning i'm claudine wong. >> good morning to you.me in meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who's been working on a little bit of a warm-up. i've heard so many people complaining. they're like, why is it so cold? and i think we've been warned. it was only for a few days, but it's been chilly. >> came right in time for the weekend. right. >> like, where's the heater again? >> yes. unofficial start of summer. off to a cool start, but we are going to turn things around. temperatures begin to warm today and a bit warmer for tomorrow. for those of you that will be with the day off in time to enjoy, here's a look outside our doors. frank mentioned it a moment ago. a little bit of blue sky in there compared to yesterday when we had all the cloud cover. even drizzle reported in many areas. it's still going to remain fairly cool along the coastline. if this is going to be your place for the afternoon, bring the hoodie. 60s expected for the coast still into the afternoon. even areas over santa cruz only expected to warm into the upper 60s. for today

. >> reporter: penny wong is royalty in chinese american history.ear-old woman was crowned queen at the very first miss chinatown beauty pageant in 1948 and she admits she wasn't planning to enter the contest and it is the chinese american version of the miss america pageant. >> one lady said why don't you join them and i said i don't know but i did. >> reporter: she found herself breaking barriers because it was a big deal to parade in a bathing suit when you aren't swimming. but she is known for taking chances. >> i was surprised that i won. >> reporter: suddenly, she got invited to a lot of parties. >> i am just like everybody else. >> she did pave the way for younger women like cynthia, miss chinatown san francisco 1967 who has admired penny's boldness and confidence. >> she was the first one to be in a bathing suit to win a contest and that was a no-no in 1948. she made very important strides and steps for the chinese american woman. >> reporter: those women include cynthia's group, the grant avenue follies and the dancing senior citizens who c

claudine wong, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, temperatures definitely cooling off over the past few days. we're kind of stuck in this pattern with just lots of clouds in the morning, then some 60s and some 70s into the afternoon hours. and that'll be the pattern as we move into your weekend, take a look at the highs from this afternoon. not incredibly hot. you can see just some 60s for san francisco. hayward 71 and the warmest locations inland only in the upper 70s. so much cooler than the past a couple of days. so here's the plan this weekend. saturday, we'll have some cloud cover in the morning, partly sunny into the afternoon hours, and then on sunday, partly sunny skies. you'll see temperatures really not moving around too much. and i guess it's some great weather for all the runners. for beta breakers. refreshing weather. as you can see, we'll start out the morning hours in san francisco. some cloud cover heading out to the breakers. we will have skies becoming partly sunny, but temperatures still only in the 50s. here you can see the satellite still some low clouds near portions of

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. that incident happened last thursday morning when there were children inside of that facility. surveillance video showing two suspects, one armed with a gun, pulling up in front of that center and stealing a car right from the driveway. new at ten ktvu zac sos is live in oakland after speaking with the owner of that daycare. and zach, what is she telling you? >> well, understandably, just how relieved she is that no one was hurt, as you mentioned, this all happening around the time that parents were dropping off their their kids. kids were already inside the building. employees were inside the building. and the owner's son, i spoke to him as well. and he says that gun was drawn, despite the fact that there were a number of signs that read child daycare on the building. >> any situation like that, you kind of just think about what could have happen. like, you know, what if he just decided to fire? it was around seven in the morning last thursday when jelani baines says two masked men r

go usa in the south bay. >> claudine wong ktvu, fox two news. >> twins and their coach hope their story to build the fan base for badminton. they also say even at the elite level, they still pay for most of their travel and competitions. and here's a little fun fact the badminton birdie and the fast moving object in sports the fastest and the guinness book of world records. it has been recorded at 306mph and a distant second. the fastest golf ball recorded 216mph. the olympic games, coming up in 56 days in paris, where it is 58 degrees and cloudy, so the bay area went in that battle today. >> yes, i would agree, frank. wow. those girls. very impressive. impressive. yeah. oh, my goodness. good luck to them outside our doors at this hour. plenty of good luck. mother nature treating us to another beautiful day. giving you a look here over san francisco. you can see a little bit of fog out there. we are transitioning to a cooler pattern getting into the weekend today. it depends on where you're at along the coastline, perhaps a little bit cooler, but our inland east bay baking once again up

joining me monetary macro.com cio joseph wong, bianco research president, jim bianco. power here guys, we have to open the doors, keep it down here. let me start with you, joe, first time in studio. i was reading your work. let's go backwards, the balancing act for jay powell, you think he will say it is okay to cut rates based on softness in johns even though it means longer, sticky inflation? >> first of all it is pleasure to be here. this is a magnificent studio. i do think that is how it works. the fed is ultimately political because the people that work there have certain values and beliefs, are right? when you look at values beliefs are, they are heavily part of democratic party. you see that in public voting data. one of the hallmarks is vowing employment more than inflation. so i think when push comes to shove, when we have a little bit higher unemployment, when we have even if inflation is still a bit high, i think they're going to cut and i think that is going to keep us stuck with higher inflation simply because politically that's the value system. they real

lieutenant rob wong who is still working and retired ricky hughy.would tell me about their advent urs. daily activities of being a firefighter. i think it was the unknown that sparked my interest and finding out more about the department. what it does. every day is different. that really made me want to work hard to get that job as a firefighter. when i got in the department in 1996. okay. asian firefighter association let me see what this is about. back then the main people what were in the organization, retired chief chan. retired chiefically. took he under their wing and said, you have to represent go out to the chinese new year parade. show up to events that are in item an town community and show an example to the community that our parents become doctors and lawyers, firefighting is a great job. you are helping others in the community. >> our program neighborhood emergency response team training program, started after the quake in 1989 and 6 course program where you take all sick classes to teach how to rely on themselves help themselves and ne

wong.lf whilst fighting dissemination. >> before there was lisa -- lucy lou, aquafina, or michelle yo, there was anna mae wong, considered hollywood's first asian-american film star. she appeared in more than 60 movies beginning with the silent era. but racism meant that in most of them, she played stereotype supporting roles while white actresses in yellow face got top billing. >> that is tomorrow on pbs news weekend. that is the newshour for tonight. i'm jeff minute. >> i'm menopause. for the entire team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour, including kathy and paul anderson, and camilla and george smith. ♪ the walton family foundation, working for solutions to protect water during climate change, so people and nature can thrive together. ♪ >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting insti

on may 1st, the owner, ben wong, discovered his office and storage facility along market street ransackede broke in and stole countless dresses and accessories, all of it happening as his team was preparing for san francisco's world goth day festival. >> i give myself 15 minutes to feel sorry for myself and then i say, okay, now we got a deal. what i'm really trying to do is turn this around and say, how do you make the worst thing that's ever happened to you? the best thing that's ever happened to you? >> wong says he has a $1 million insurance policy on his business, but he didn't realize it was for liability. only so now he's warning others to look closely at their insurance coverage. he has set up a gofundme to help recoup his losses. we put a link on our website, abc seven news.com. >> an 88 year old veteran's daily stroll in the east bay is inspiring others to get active. it's his way of helping build a better bay area. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkly caught up with him during his 7000 step routine. >> my advice to younger kids is turn off the tv and get your up out of bed an

. >> claudine wong introduces us to the ceo of ardi winery and tells us how the winemakers are hopinghing was dead, and so a lot of originally it was a japanese garden. they had like four full time gardeners. and then when we took over, we turned on the water and started planting and kind of changed things around a bit. >> a walk through ardi winery is about honoring the past and breaking new barriers for the future. back in the 80s and 90s, this spot was known as a first for japanese saki in napa. today under new owners, it's all about a first in wine. >> we are the first vietnamese owned winery in napa, so the chairman of the board, his name is don van nguyen. we call him mister dom. he came here and felt the way that everyone who comes to napa feels, which is that it's beautiful and amazing. and he wanted something here for his family. and then it's kind of been a way to share vietnamese culture. this tasting room was designed in the style of halong bay. the art on the wall is original art from vietnamese artists. our our brand names like julie haener not is a story, a fable from v

concord, ktvu claudine wong has a look at one of the hot spots in the city that is creating movie magicets and the skies go dark. and when the lights on the marquee turn on at the west wind. solano drive in a transformation takes place. >> so tonight we're showing a kung fu, the ministry of warfare. yeah that perfect. just for two. >> the cars start coming. >> of course. you guys enjoy your night. >> the popcorn starts popping, and this vast stretch of asphalt at the west wind drive-in transforms to give us a little movie magic. >> as soon as you get here. like, just like tonight. it's such a beautiful night. you can sit out here, watch a movie, have great snacks, and you know that it's just a great time with people all around you. >> there is something just timeless about the drive in. it never really changes. >> it really hasn't. it's just i mean, it's you kind of have to experience it. it's got that old school feel, and it's just like, you can't you can't really compare it to anything else. >> maybe it's our nostalgia that keeps it going. maybe it's the fact that in a world of multip

. >>> comedienne and france native wong was in the middle of the show when the covid-19 pandemic shutters across the country ending the run early. she threaded up the sewing machine and started a movement making masks. that inspired her show "sweat shop overlord" and became a pulitzer prize finalist for drama and now playing right here in the bay area. i speck with her about why it's so important to tell story about unity. >> then this is actually a replica of my sewing machine that i sewed my first mask on. >> reporter: in march of 2020, when the world shut down and needed help, kristina wong turned on her hello kitty sewing machine and started stitching. >> if you look closely, some of the masks have camouflage in it. >> reporter: putting her basic skills to work. making masks for anyone who needed one. >> i can make masks. and i'll save america. and that -- turned into me making a very naive promise to the internet that if you are immunocompromis ed, i will sew you a mask. >> reporter: overpromising at first, but that's how the auntie sewing squad was born. >> referring to older wo

ctv's claudine wong tells us the ceo of rdi winery is hoping to make a mark in the wine industry. >>thing was dead and so a lot of originally it was a japanese garden. they had like four full time gardeners. and then when we took over, we turned on the water and started planting and kind of changed things around a bit. >> a walk through rdi winery is about honoring the past and breaking new barriers for the future. back in the 80s and 90s, this spot was known as a first for japanese saki in napa. today, under new owners, it's all about a first in wine. >> we are the first vietnamese owned winery in napa, so the chairman of the board, his name is don van nguyen. we call him mister dom. he came here and felt the way that everyone who comes to napa feels, which is that it's beautiful and amazing. and he wanted something here for his family. and then it's kind of been a way to share vietnamese culture. this tasting room was designed in the style of halong bay. the art on the wall is original art from vietnamese artists. our our brand names like julie haener not is a story, a fable from v