let's talk now with the dw correspondent janelle de milan in manila, janelle, hi. the son of this former dictator is going to be the next president of the philippines. we've just heard from some voices now, but could you explain to was a bit more why so many people are willing to give the macos family and then name another chance in the philippines. well, there are various reasons for that, but one been always a sizable portion of the philippine population that continued to support. the market says even after $986.00 when ferdinand marcos was deposed. so you have those people and for them the market says it might have taken a break when they went to exile, but they never really left a political scene. as you mentioned earlier, the marcus's were allowed to allow to apply public positions. and really in the last decade they were really able to, you develop their patronage networks, they were able to develop their media campaigns. and in so doing, they were able to chart the way to restore a marcus again in power and the presidential palace in milan. and young, it als

one of the things every culture shares is a look for food, right, janel? chinese food and india food. we see a metaphor for things that help unify several asian cultures. >> in san francisco's greek tenderloin a stretch of larkin street known as little saigon. the sizzle will lead you to the kitchen of hello sand ridge and noodle. for the family they stroked the families of traditional dishes from her native vietnam. sandwiches and spring rolls are some of the taste of her country. but when new year's rolls around you are likely to find her in her kitchen making a version of a dish. sticky rice stuffed in leaves. >> i learned in my country. >> this uses banana leaf. >> here i have cooked rice, among not being, we use pork belly. >> looking on is literally low, the chinatown activist interested. >> that's all you have. >> yes. >> there is an art to folding and tying the leaves so water doesn't get in when you boil it. >> how long have you been doing it? a long time. >> one time, to time? >> how long do you cook these? >> eight hours. >> simple and intricate

janel, you saw the dunk, right? andrew wiggins. you saw right there with the nba veteran, electrify the nba. over luka doncic. now, the warriors focus on closing out this series. >> the fact that we are so close to having an opportunity to compete for a championship, you can allow your mind to kind of wander a little bit. but, i think we leverage our experience enough to know that you can't do that. >> try to close the series out. it is always the toughest again, the closeout game. we know it is going to be difficult. that is all we are focused on. >>> from practice today in dallas, they are really loose. >> they look so cute like that. >> juan toscano-anderson, gary payton the second, and jordan poole. tomorrow night's game four in dallas. if they win, she reaches over into the nba finals would start june 2nd at chase center against either boston or miami. >>> 49ers news. the 49ers talented wide receiver deebo samuel was at last night's game hanging out with steph curry after the win. today, the 49ers had an off- season workout. t

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the latest from the w correspondent, janelle de milan was reported to saw you now. you've been focusing on ferdinand or bang, bang marcus. they're mainly in your report. he's been pulling your head in the past weeks. will he be able to deliver on the promise is that he made like lowering prices? for example. a well, i think one of the reasons that he is a front runner in the 1st place is his ability to make these populous promises. for example, he says things like when i'm president, the price of akila rice will only be up to this certain low amount and that certain low amount is an amount that would cripple farmers for instance. so he is able to make promises that play well with a public, but aren't particularly practicable. so his campaign has focused on really got issues like up rising cost of living like lowering electricity. but really, what he is doing is providing a vague notion of what he's able to achieve. he's making it seem more straightforward than it actually is. and people seem to be buying it, especially in these pandemic times. at the same time of ta

janelle? >> for sure. thank you so much, audrey. >>> well, in other news right now, the man who is accused of attacking comedian dave chappelle on stage appeared in court today to face misdemeanor charges. on tuesday, investigators say the man rushed the stage at chappelle's show at the hollywood bowl. security quickly came out and grabbed the man who had a knife blade. today he pleaded not guilty, but was ordered by the judge to stay 100 yards away from chappelle. prosecutors have declined to file felony charges in this case. >>> a frightening accident near the sutro baths in san francisco. a car fell down a cliff at point lobos. it happened just before 3:00 in the morning. the san francisco fire department says the driver was traveling on point lobos avenue when the car ran off the road and plunged between 30 and 40 yards. four people rescued. investigators are still trying to figure out what led up to that crash. >>> the cdc is investigating over 100 rare cases of hepatitis in children across 25 states.

and inside that museum, janelle, an exhibit featuring bruce lee. here is nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. ♪♪ >> reporter: the streets of san francisco's chinatown are alive with culture and tradition. but the pandemic hit this neighborhood especially hard. tourism took a huge hit while robbers targeted asian-owned businesses and chinatown residents. amid the pandemic, one of the neighborhoods most important cultural hubbs, the chinese historical society of america museum remained closed for two years. >> we closed when covid started. >> reporter: since the early 60s, this beloved institution housed in a former ywca building helped tell the story of chinese immigrants. but after a long pandemic shutdown, in late april, the lights switched back on and the doors opened once again. >> people want to get back in the museum. they want to be congregating here. they want to be seeing the exhibitions. >> reporter: the museum's new executive director justin hoover is making up for lost time. >> we brought in all new technology, state-of-the-art projectors,

janelle king founder of speak georgia inc., good morning, janelle. >> good morning, thank you for having me and thank you for your service. >> joey: i hope they are treating you well in the state. i will be back home soon. this leaked draft opinion, here is a part of it. the constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. so, that is potentially something that justice alito has written. what is your initial reaction to this leaked? >> you know what, so my initial reaction is this seems to be pointing to the direction of the democrats to try to put this as a social issue when we should be talking about policy when it comes to the midterm elections. at the very, very, very strong problem though my pro-lifer, my husband is running for u.s. senate, toby king born from a 15-year-old mother and a year after roe v versus wade and the emotional impact on the women who have gone through abortion. i think it is actually time for roe v. wade to be overturned. but i don't like the fact this was leaked. i feel like this was a comp

that is janelle. any way, they can't get married in china because they're not from there. >> she's also pregnant. >> so they want to get married and they did it via zoom. >> in a parking lot. so there you go. >> seems like a great love song. >> and the weather looked nice for them, but if you want to get married in a parking lot today in the bay area, might work out. >> whatever you have to do. it's all about the celebration of love. and i'm loving this weather. temperatures in the mid 70s. we'll see some clouds moving by, but we still get at times some sunshine. we'll see more weather like this. it will cool down on mother's day, reaching into the upper 60s with some gusty winds. each a slight chance of rain, but cooler than normal weather to start out next week. while san francisco will have a windy weekend and highs only reaching 63 on saturday. although that's the better of the two days this weekend. i do think that it gets cooler, more clouds, and possibly some mist and drizzle on mother's day in

do you want the go, janelle? >> i love hawaii. >> what about orlando? >> oh, that's nice. very nice. >> orlando tops the list. here it is. las vegas, new york, cancun and paris all are the top spots. i'll go to any of them. google's trend expert claims searches for passport appointments are skyrocketing this year. >> in the first three months of 2022, passport appointment, that search inquiry has increased by over 300%. so i think it's indicative of that people are trying to go more internationally. also, if we look at the top trending destinations of the top 25 of them are international destinations compared to just a year ago, there is only one international destination on that top 20 trending list. >> and by the way, we have to get a passport for my son. it took three weeks to get that appointment. >> yep. >> you need to book that appointment. google is also launching a new tool to help you plan your trip. you can use it to track flight price and filter out hotels. >>> actor james hong today became the oldest person to receive a star on hollywood's walk of fame. you may

should el, do, malone is in manila forest. janelle, you're out on the streets of manila today. what's the mood like well, there's definitely a bit of a hangover from it. yesterday's vote. i'm standing out bbm campaign headquarters. here in manila, i think you might be able to see his supporters behind me. still very jubilant. following the vote yesterday. there you'd better be up there do relating. they are waving signs. that's a, b, b, m, and sarah, when the big they are waving at cars that are in turn honking to signal or support . i don't know if you can hear that. but all of this, of course, stands and very stark contrast to other people that you showed earlier in the program. you showed some protests. those are taking place, some 10 kilometers away from here. we were also there earlier and the mood there is defiant mood and there is angry people. there are dick fry an election that they said was unfair. that was read all that with technical issues. they are still probably the professing of our support for b. b, i'm the rival, lenny rob bridle. so just in general, the react

i know janelle, hmm. looking at -- >> yes, miss howard. [ laughter ] >> thank you. thanks to quinta and all. we had such a good time in philadelphia. did a shoot with her. >> i saw that. that was great. >> thank you and we're excited about season 2. "abbott elementary" returns for season 2 this fall on abc. go to hulu right now and get caught up. you know what we're talking about. >> watch it again. >>> let's go over to ginger. >> that's what i'm doing next, thank you, robin. it's been smoking hot in texas. these records they've been breaking, dallas ten days of consecutive 90 plus. the most this early, abilene has had eight days of 100 plus this month. that's the most they've done in may and we're far from over. look what will happen today in texas, many folks over the century park and then it all starts to move east. yep, 90 possible in boston. drew: here with your accuweather forecast, bright and warm, breezy later today. 70's and 80's, a warming trend continuing tomorrow, above average over the weekekekekekeke >>> very special morning coming up celebrating bolly

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t w. janell de leon travelled to marco's stronghold a local nortech to speak to his supporters. the specter of ferdinand mark a senior still looms large over philippine politics. ahead of the election, visitors are flocking to this museum in a locust nor deaf for a dose of history, if not a particularly nuanced one. inside a chronicles the marcus, his time and power a lot on the rise, but curiously little on the fall and nothing on the documented human rights abuses and wholesale plunder in between. located in the marcus his home province. it's called the milan young of the north, named after the presidential palace in manila, some 480 kilometers away from here. it is a symbol of the path he has taken from here to the highest office in the land. and it will become clear in a matter of days whether his son will managed, which he the same here, at least at bumble marcos is guaranteed in easy ride. many voters remember the marcus, his thought is cut across, but his patrons not help was did marco steel look at our roads? how nice they are gonna buy? oh, even if i were bribed, i woul

they w corresponded janelle dumas is in manila, she told us why so many voters were willing to give the macos family another chance . well, when they return from exile in 1991, the market has basically had plenty of opportunity. they had a decades to rebuild their influence to consolidate their influence, to build out their patronage networks to create media strategies, all where the goal of restoring the marcus family name and restoring power. there are direct line again to the highest office in the line. then evidently, you know, given the election results, we can see that that's work. on the other hand, it's also important to note that many people also feel like down by the promises all the revolution that else could afford it. at monica senior, a lot of people were disillusioned by the past administrations that followed. mark us, many of them saying, well what good is more freedom or more democracy i'm struggling still the same as it ever was. and their vote yesterday for both marcos, i guess in part to reflect this disgruntlement with the unfulfilled thomas age of the revolution of

w. janelle de milan traveled to marco stronghold locust, north day to speak to his supporters. the specter of ferdinand mark was senior, still looms large over philippine politics. ahead of the election, visitors are flocking to this museum and lockers, nor to for a dose of history, if not a particularly nuanced one. inside a chronicle the marcus's time and power a lot on the rise, but curiously little on the fall and nothing on the documented human rights abuses and wholesale plunder in between. located in the marcus's home province, it's called the milan young of the north, named after the presidential palace in manila, some 480 kilometers away from here. it is a symbol of the path he has taken from here the highest office in the land, and it will become clear in a matter of days whether his son will manage to achieve the same here at least the bond market is guaranteed in the ride. many voters, remember the marcus is not as cut the crap, but its patrons. not helpless. did marco steel look at our roads? how nice they are? by so even if i were bribed i would never change my vo

janelle greene and my children, corinthian and providence, i thank you for allowing me to share myself with the community and the residents of our home town. not your hometown, my home town. additionally, to my family and friends, both here physically and in the spirit, thank you for your continued support throughout my life. 's graduation season so this is important. let s. be genuine and thoughtful to the class of 2022 as we see them parade around the city in delight this season. i was fortunate enough to attend my first graduation at the age of four years old. it was in a purple graduation hat made out of construction paper and glue, along with my favorite red and white hawaiian shirt that i graduated from the preschool program at city college of san francisco in 1981. [applause] it was because programs like this that allow my mother to complete her credentials to become a head start teacher and wally don't remember much about the ceremony, i often look at the photos that were taken and think about how that moment played a pivotal role in my pursuit of education. throughout my time

likely mean more strong men, postering and less democratic freedoms and transparency a corresponded janelle de milan is in the philippine capital for us. i asked her how the result is going down on the streets of manila. i'm standing out at our bb and campaign, had orders here in manila. i think you might be able to see his porter is behind me . still very jubilant. following the vote yesterday. there are you there. we up. 3rd, zuba, lading. they are waving signs that say b, b, m, and sarah, when the big they are waving at cars that are in for an honking to signal or support. i don't know if you can hear that. but all of us, of course, fans, and very stark contrast to all other people that you showed earlier in the program, you showed some protest. those are taking place some 10 kilometers away from here. we were also there earlier and the mood there is defiant mood and there is angry people. there are decrying an election that they said was unfair. that was read all that with technical issues. they are still processing their support for a v b m to rival lannie roberto. so just in general,

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starts now and i am janelle wang. >> is clear this kind of school shooting can and does happen across the country. details are emerging about what happened at robb elementary school at this tightknit small town and this is a visual happening at the county fair? in uvalde. a middle-class town

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i am janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. today was supposed to be the last date at robb elementary in texas. there's no talk of summer vacation. instead, funeral planning and how law enforcement responded to tuesday's massacre. president biden will visit the small town on sunday. the president also prepping congress to take action. this is all unfolding while the people in that town are trying to pick up the pieces. windy woolfolk starts the coverage. >> reporter: parent outside robb elementary desperate to know what is happening inside. now questions about the police response to that chaotic scene on tuesday. >> it is under investigation, a lot of unanswered questions. >> reporter: we know more about what happened in those few horrific minutes, law enforcement source says this clip shows like gunman running into the school. officials say that dominic locked himself in a classroom and began shooting. he was eventually killed by authorities. >> it appears it was unlocked, look at that and try to corroborate that the best we c

. >> reporter: jessica and janelle, the past couple of years living through the pandemic has been more difficult for some than others. brian considers himself fortunate. he's got a job that allows him to work remotely and spend more time with his family. he is grateful, and thought now was a good time to show it. >> 17 condensed milks, three pacts of sugar. >> reporter: while working from home these past three years, brian has experimented with a lot of different dishes in his kitchen. >> here is our fridge. >> reporter: but right now brian is all about making a lot of the same dish. >> seven cartons of eggs, two whole milks. >> which explains the monotony of the ingredients filling his fridge. >> lots of cream cheese. >> reporter: brian will be up most of the day and night making 400 individual flan. last year he celebrated his 39th birthday. >> i thought now would be a good time to do self-reflection. and one of the things that stood out to me is i realized all the achievements and successes were not possible without the generosity and kindness of others. because so many people have

the biggest difference for us is the quiet is as you can tell, you can't hear a thing and others. janelle mccall, this diesel, ferries react slower to steering commands. crew the curve is flatter socked of an electric ferry reacts much faster. similar to electric, ill be making shipping more environmentally friendly is just one advantage of the yadda beard. colon norwegian engineers are also using it to see whether ships can sail without our crew on board. right now, thomas fave ang, still needs to be on the bridge also, but in just 2 years, the ship should run itself with the captain on shore war lou healthy of the ship will make its own decisions throughout membrane. my job will be to monitor them and make sure the boat is doing what it's supposed to doesn't see it up on nothing. the maritime trails should be complete in 2 years. then norway will have the world's 1st all electric and south pilot in container ship. imagine you have a serious illness or accident and no access to health care for many people in great britain. this situation is a reality. the islands and national health serv

they're going to add up to something special that janel alluded to. first, mohammed in santa clara had a dispute with the gym. he said he was canceling his membership what was charged anyway. next, athena in san francisco said her new dresser broke under warranty. she said she tried to get the furniture store to honor that warranty, but her calls went unreturned. we stepped in. athena got a $300 credit for a new dresser. finally, let's talk about dublin. a car repair mess involving a bad engine, a warranty again and months of the car just sitting idle at the dealer. helped to finally get a motor, a swap that was worth $8500. so, we have tens, hundreds, and thousands. and now millions. those cases pushed our ongoing board passed the milestone. we now have helped our viewers just like you save more than $6 million since we started about six years ago. thank you to everyone who has called, emailed and even sent us snail mail asking for our help. it all adds up and we celebrate every penny. you can join the party. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the respon

then i'm janelle by dr. sarah fy soon. she's the nasa einstein fellow at the harvard, an smithsonian center for astro physicist. she joins me to night from munich, here in germany. it's good to have you on the show. i wouldn't ask you, i understand that and i'm in a black hole, not even light can escape it. so if white isn't even able to get through it, then we're not supposed to be able to to see it. are we right? so the black hole itself, we don't see, but what we see is the shadow, it casts on it on all the swirling gas that goes around it to the black will itself have all these gas swirling around it that it eats up or decked out and discuss because it's rotating very rapidly around the black hole. it's very, very hot and it radiates and it radiates radio waves that we observe what the e it's t. and so these radio waves create this glow about we see around the black hole. and this black hole is actually inside this dark patch, which we call the shadow that it casts on to this a swirling height. gas is fascinating is es

from bung is running together with the daughter of the populace incumbent rodrigo, to turn to the w. janelle dual on traveled to marcus, controlled a low cost nor to, to speak to his supporters. the specter of ferdinand mark was senior, still looms large over philippine politics ahead of the election. visitors are flocking to this museum and lock us, nor defer a dose of history if not a particularly nuanced one. inside a chronicle some marcus's time and power a lot on the rise, but curiously little on the fall and nothing on the documented human rights abuses and wholesale plunder in between. located in the marcus's home province, it's called the milan young of the north, named after the presidential palace in manila, some 480 kilometers away from here. it is a symbol of the pack. he has taken from here the highest office in the land, and it will become clear in a matter of days whether his son will manage to achieve the same hero, we use the bone bone marcus is guaranteed in many voters. remember, the marcus is not a cluster crab, but as patrons not help, did marco steel look at our roads?

and should be facing some kind of work through, janelle, we cannot unfortunately rely on the international criminal court. because all of those efforts were blocked and would be blocked by russia in the security council. so unfortunately, this tells us that the security council, the un, can not stop those crimes cannot stop. nobody from committing crimes does international law cannot well cannot, cannot really do any think about those atrocities and those who are crimes. there used to be a special for been all established and also i think that tells us that we need to reset. 7 to rethink the whole international order, which was established was about 70 years since the world so that nowhere in the world we see such cases of, you know, it's just one dictator, one country who has the power or and who is willing to, to greg the law to commit atrocities, to kill civilians, to kill women and children, to shell, the hospitals and kindergartens for them to be responsible for, for any actions like that. you energy ministers of met for an extraordinary session over russian demands. they pay for oil

. >> at this time i'd like to introduce janel caywood who is my director of policy to present the report on behalf of thedepartment of police accountability . >> thank you, i'm delighted to be here highlighting the important policy work dk has done in the first quarter of the year. as commissioner carter-oberstone mentioned we've been meeting on a weekly basis. chief scott and his talented team in an effort to create the smart policies that protects public safety and curtails traffic stops. before getting to my presentation i want to remind the public that a pretext stop is when a police officer stops a pedestrian or a car based on a minor traffic infraction as a pretext to perform searches or interrogate that person about unrelated crimes absent any concrete evidence of criminal wrongdoing. these stops are problematic because they are disproportionately carried out against people of color. they're dehumanizing, dpa gets so many complaints aboutthem . more portly and provide little public safety benefit so limiting those practices mixture our offices can focus to protect the public. so i

justice democrats have been involved, aoc, janelle bowman, is it fair to say outside spending against progressive candidates has increased in recent election cycles especially this one? >> that would be absolutely correct. and i would argue that there are several organizations and entities that have formed since the beginning of justice democrats because they would rather, you know, you mentioned summer lee in pennsylvania, lighting on fire in a host cases, that invest in candidates that look like the base party, which is increasingly working class, progressive, and women, especially black women being the backbone of this party. so it's definitely been an increase in cycles. and one that we've expected but i think that's what is so exciting about this moment, is that at least in pennsylvania and in some of these other progressive races around the country it looks like it is will be a defeat of corporate super-pac spending and an establishment that consistently tries to buy our elections with corporate millionaire candidates and we're seeing working class people reject. that and so tha

we spoke to janelle long, executive director of the bike coalition. why touch them if they are not part of the high injury network? >> it is about commuting. it is about traveling around downtown not in a car, which is what the city wants to encourage. luz: truth is, it could have been worse. two years ago, sfmta was planning to implement congestion pricing to deter people from driving downtown. are you still considering to charge people to drive downtown? >> there is a study that my sister agency has been leading around downtown congestion pricing. that study is currently in pause. luz: charging people to drive in downtown san francisco is off the table for now. sfmta is planning to control traffic lights very soon. karina: the abortion debate is still front and center today. especially college students. leslie brinkley has more on what the governor had to say today and how young people are reacting. >> a lunchtime conversation on the diablo valley college campus. >> if i was a woman in the southern state, i would leave. i would come to california. >

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ordered those work firms should be held responsible and should be facing some kind of war through. janelle, yes, speaking of those wall crimes, tell us a little bit about, i mean, there are thousands of probes underway at the moment. how can these accountability efforts be coordinated and what will they amount to up? well just last week the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe have boarded for a certain. 7 international tribunal should be established. we cannot unfortunately rely on the international criminal court. 7 because all of those efforts were blocked and would be blocked by russia in the security council. so unfortunately, this tells us that the security council of the un can not stove those crimes, cannot stop. nobody from committing crimes does international law can not, well cannot, cannot really do any think about those atrocities and those who are crimes. there needs to be a special trip been all established. and also i think that tells us that we need to re sick. 7 to rethink the whole international order, which was established was about 70 years since the world s