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independent media will be shared between the nonprofit newsrooms the city in new york and chicago's better government association and block clubchicago. they one for "exposing corruption that harmed low-income residents of those cities." independent journalist jenni monet is also being recognized for her weekly newsletter "indigenously: decolonizing your newsfeed." and the international consortium of investigative journalists won for its pandora papers investigation exposing how the world's richest hide their money and avoid paying taxes. the award is named for legendary dissident journalist i.f. stone. and in washington d.c., hundreds of protesters led a march to the education department for a national day of action demanding the biden administration cancel all student debt. this is braxton brewington, press secretary at the debt collective. >> i have tens of thousands of dollars worth of student loan debt. my motr has student loan debt. my father has student loan debt. my brother has student loan debt. my sister has student loan debt. my aunts have studt loan debt. this is a systemic problem. black folks are bearing the burd

uber joins the club, the only place in new york city where i still have to wear a mask that ends today as well. the announced it on their website just moments ago. tom: and pandemic that's now migrating under 500 a day, which is constructive. i want to go to japanese yen. it matters. all sorts of people writing this today, carl weinberg really tearing apart the treasurers -- treacherous moment for the yen. this we bounce back to chairman powell. he cannot ignore a ¥1.28. jonathan: 13 days of weakness against the u.s. dollar, record street, going back to the 1970's or something. 1.28 is a big deal. the fact is that japanese are pushing back, and it is not making a difference. tom: alan rest channels is in her robert cinch, and he says there is the real story and the trade story. japan, in the last 90 days, 39 of 49 nations in export weakness. not a good statistic when trying to strengthen your currency. lisa: and it seems like jawboning will not work anymore. they have to change the yield curve policy. and frankly, what are the consequences? what are the consequences of a very weak curr

york city. the suspect grabbing a male cashbox and taking out before detained by members of new york's metropolitan republican club those clubs ian walsh riley president of the club joins me now. thank you for being here. >> thank you for being here. >> todd: walk us through happened. >> we returned to a social event afterwards to interact with him and mingle in the clubhouse itself. and literally, this gentleman who was posing as a maintenance staff member was walking around the club. he was basically casing the joint. when it was discovered he should not have been there, we took action after he literally ripped open a lockbox and ran out the door. >> todd: you confronted him and also detained for a while, called the cops, cops, and he tries to get away from them but they finally catch up with him. >> it was really hot pursuit. he took the money and ran out the door and myself and to members, christopher wright and rachel herman pursued him to about 86 street. that is when the police arrived. at that point, it was a little sketchy. you don't know who you are dealing with. this man, we later found out, he presente

and as now living in new york city i see, i don't really go tonight clubs, but there's been -- to nightclubs, but there's been clearly underaged women who walk in with guys, and it's related, also there's celebrity men, there's this whole kind of market around this. and, you know, as an unknown model you don't get paid, but they essentially host a dinner. so if you're a working model in l.a., you're not making that much money, you're hungry, straight up. [laughter] and you go to these things, and they know what they're doing. come to nobu, and the whole vibe is eat whatever you want, drink whatever you want. so a lot of models go because they just want a free meal, and endd then they get a little drunk, and then they're invited to the club, and that's sort of when these wealthy men come into play. so i had experiences with that where, you know, i felt extremely uncomfortable as somebody who, you know, had had not -- was always very, liked transactions, and those were not very clear. and then the other part of that essay is an experience i had with a now-fugitive jolo, a malaysian finaltive w

what was happening in harlem early this week where new york city police officers, in the parks department, cleared out a long-standing fitness clubin a public park. according to the parks department -- they are not allowed to have that equipment that is there. but it serves as a safe place for kids to participate in activities to stay away from trouble in violence. so you look at this and you think, is this what policing is? for do we want policing to do that? and then of course there is the truly upsetting story coming out of grim rapids, michigan, where officers shot and killed a black man after struggle at a traffic stop. i will not play the video of the shooting which is, like so many of these videos, just unspeakably upsetting. but it shows the officer lying on the man's back before appearing to shoot him in the back of the head. this is after the officer pulled him over because of the week -- he was an immigrant from the democratic republic of congo and lift in the area for five years. again, i think there is a broadly shared consensus across all sorts of lines, i would imagine, that this is an awful situation, edition of h

here in the united states, new york city mayor eric adams has test positive for the coronavirus. last week, he attended the gridiron clubdinner in washington, d.c. at least 67 attendees of the dinner have now tested positive, including attorney general merrick garland, agriculture secretary tom vilsack, and house speaker nancy pelosi. on sunday, top white house adviser dr. anthony fauci said it is now up to individuals to assess their own covid risk. he spoke on abc's "this week." >> this is not going to be eradicated and it is not going to be eliminated all stop we are going to see each individual is going to have to make their calculation of the amount of risk that they want to take a new going to indoor dinners, going to functions. amy: in labor news, amazon is seeking to overturn the recent vote to unionize by workers at an amazon warehouse in staten island, new york. amazon, which ran multimillion-dollar union-busting campaign, is now accusing union organizers of trying to intimidate workers. in other labor news, workers have voted to unionize at six more starbucks stores, bringing the total to 16 in recent months.

york city. the race car driver lewis hamilton and the tennis great, serena williams are teaming up to buy the chelsea football club. you may remember chelsea was owned by a russian billionaire. hamilton and williams will keep contribute $10 million to the bid. $20 million, not enough to buy a soccer team. they have other lead investors including the chairman of british airways. hamilton may soon own part of chelsea but purportedly he's an arsenal fan. >>> tesla opened its books to investors last night. they are looking very good. they sold far more cars than anyone expected, made more money than anyone expected. this in the middle of a pandemic and a parts shortage. elon musk did say a car ordered today will arrive in some cases a year from now. we're obviously not demand limited, we are production limited. >>> and look at this. this is an inventionment the inventor compares it to a hockey puck. it's an amazing device to regenerate liver cells and whole organs. up until a short time ago, the company and its investors were a secret, what we call stealth. we arranged that company to come out of stealth. here is dr.

club for $20 and i'm trying to get back into it, it's painful. happy weekend to you, too. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: live from new york cityis is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio. here is the price action on the s&p 500 and the nasdaq with futures a little softer. the nasdaq is heading for a third straight week of losses on the nasdaq 100. bank of america thinks the pain is just beginning. the rate shock continues at the front end with the move of 30 basis points on a two year yield so far this week, up another seven basis points this week. the federal reserve is set to keep hiking in the bank of england might do the same but they are doing it into some weakness. cable is a whole lot weaker, the pound down by 1.12%. tom: explain to me or mortals why the bank of england has american economists on their board. jonathan: i had of a lot of time to bring in international experience. do you? it's not necessarily a bad thing. tom: even if they root for cardiff? jonathan: are you suggesting wales is a foreign country? tom: wales is closer to dublin then london. i'm not kidding. jonathan: for people just tuning in, we've had

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york city at the time at just 19 years old. dylan was too young to obtain the necessary union card and cabaret license needed to perform. but one of the club'sed to get the kid on the bill. so he signed on as dylan's guardian, helping set the young folk singer on his road to becoming. it says the greatest songwriter of all time the it gets arguably, yeah. you want open for john lee that's some big time. >> learned a lot that professor lotus. haha. that wraps up kron 4 news at night. but our primetime coverage does continue at the top of the hour. >> thank you for coming to my ted here all week candor here now with a look ahead. >> to kron 4 news at 10 and the bay area's own joan baez spent a lot of time with bob dylan and they're kind of an item for a little but did in both very talented. that's all right. thank you, guys. you bet. coming up on kron, 4 news at 10 addressing a growing concern across america. new rules announced by. >> the president's regulate go scott and south bay area officials are responding of bay area. business owner is in distress after he says a group of teenagers stormed his store, stole money and took off. >> but tha

club. all of it just days removed from last week's mass shooting in brooklyn. ten people shot on the subway in the morning rush hour. accused shooter frank james now in custody. new york cityor eric adams telling george on "this week," american cities have to take preventive action. >> i say over and over again, there are many rivers that feed the sea of violence. this is a national issue. >> reporter: and already this year, there's now been 130 mass shootings across america, and of course, individual shootings can also be devastating. police in california say last week a store owner opened fire on two shoplifters and instead hit a 9-year-old girl who was waiting for a photo with the easter bunny. michael? >> that's tragic. all right, thank you so much, trevor. >>> joining us now is our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: michael, good morning. what we're seeing is a sustained surge in violence now two years and counting. we saw fatal shootings, not including suicides, jump by more than 4,000 from 2019 to 2020. that's a stunning 26% increase in one year. last year the rate of increase slowed, but the total number of fatal shootings

club dinner in washington more than a week ago. administration officials, reporters and members of congress are now among the 72 people to test positive for covid. new york cityhe woke up yesterday with a raspy voice. he is not showing any other symptoms. he cancelled all public events for the remainder of the week. adams will take antiviral medication and work remotely while isolating. joining us now white house coronavirus response coordinator dr. ashish jha. good to see you in this capacity, doctor. tell us about, because we have 72 cases, that probably means there are more. what do we know about this covid variant and are we seeing as many overall deaths from this latest round everywhere we are seeing it. >> yeah, good morning, mika. thanks for having me back. what we know about this variant, ba.2, it is incredibly contagious, even more contagious than the original subvariant of omicron and it, you know, causes a substantial spike of cases in europe. it is causing a little bump in cases here in the united states. we are still at extremely low levels. the good news is that the thing we care most about, people getting really sick, hospitalizations, deaths,