live anon does now have its new prime minister, and a new cabinet.says his government will meet protesters' demands. translation: this is a government that represents the aspirations of the demonstrators, who have been mobilised nationwide for more than three months of anger, and we will strive to meet their demands. for an independent judiciary, for the recovery of embezzled funds, for the fight against illegal gains. but that hasn't satisfied those who insist the countries entire political structure is flawed stopping they say they will stay on the streets until real changes are made as to how the country is run. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come on the briefing: could a spot of meditation in the office help to boost staff morale. we visit the singapore start—up where mindfulness is part of the working day. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting

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syrian government forces have recaptured the key rebel held city of moderates anon an adlib province the city lies on an important highway connecting damascus and aleppo president bashar assad's government and his allies have bombarded the area for months and tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee as fighting intensified. peru's opposition leader has been sentenced up to 15 months in prison while she's investigated for corruption. mori is facing allegations that she accepted more than a $1000000.00 from a brazilian construction firm during her 2011 presidential election campaign it's the 2nd time she's been detained over the allegations which she denies climate protests are taking place in australia's top was the prime minister delivers his start of the euro speech demonstrators are calling for a change to australia's reliance on coal and fossil fuels scott morrison says he will last shutdown the coal sector those are the headlines they stream is next on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. the biggest problem facing. corruption. listen so if you replace china's editor with a not re

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went to peru because of the crisis that i wonder if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger anon of them. displaced this week gone to dublin. this is e w news live from burning beijing of course the current a virus outbreak in a grave situation chinese president xi jinping convenes an emergency meeting where he warns the spread of the deadly virus is accelerating more new cases are detected in china and in other countries also coming up. a powerful earthquake strikes the east of turkey killing at least 22 people and injuring hundreds more emergency services are searching for survivors still so.

of challenges for the new government and thank you very much for sharing those insights with us. 10 anon to hongkong rants feeney more than hof a essence for test says took to the streets objects into his tricks ins on this special semi autonomy status within china on to the do this time some activists of the come d.p. embroidered in the protest movement in june a did to have you met a 17 yr old student activists as zach colm he's come along ricin says initial involvement correspondent in the to sperling a has this report bus could go used to be an important part of that i close laurie he plates their local club and dreamed about in making it into international competitions last year he even tried ald for the hongkong basketball team he made it into the trading skilled but since to protests started jackal rarely even visits his neighborhood sports groans i were on the odd do you really that this of in dates now it's a i just we've holes all these sheet i've my know her crew it falls myself maybe 8 we had the last generation off hall hall with for more than 7 month on pong as have been pr

in eastern mediterranean today is related to cyprus if you remember what happened in 2004 with the anon referendum for the unification of the island the turkish side said yes to greeks said no and what happened afterwards in fact it's only what you were this. turkish air morris that you talk so much of is this part of the anti turkish chorus that you often talk about i'm talking about what are you what are you saying here fail or can see you saying the e.u. is biased. in the in the e.u. after the effort under what they did instead of actually. challenging the greek side on this issue they accepted the greek side as a full member and that violated another key principle you don't bring in a bilateral territorial dispute into the e.u. they did exactly that and now for the last 1415 years we've been dealing with these issues but my point is that it's either cyprus or human rights issues or security or turkey it's one thing after another that is presented as a as an excuse or an obstacle for turkey's e.u. membership ok so you know what you know what the conditions on where you are going to b

there's months and months more as we hear more stories about carlos ghosn and how this unfolds so love anon has now issued a travel ban on going and this is after he had received a red notice from interpol but let me as authorities have not arrested him yet so what's going to happen now well the lebanese will not deport him it's not going to happen there's no extradition agreement with either france and japan or with lebanon and japan so that means you get essentially travel between the 2 countries but because he's a travel ban within his own country at least he's free within his own country which is where he was raised his family is there i think that was the biggest factor is that he could not get a fair trial and he's willing to stand trial and maybe they'll have something they're 11 on but until all this continues to get more details more documentation is revealed i think right now he's just happy to have freedom within his own country and now moving over to see 2020 boom bust branch of war recently gave us a little peek at all the concept cars debuting at the conference and one of the

there's another country in europe that will have to do that to another you country that will cross anon the u. country and we're into all kinds of animal welfare situations delivering our sights to wexford and health issues with potatoes and animal feed it could be different regulations g.m. crops reduced we just don't know but to do that through customs just to get to dublin will be a complete headache we need to get some kind of exemption for the transit route anyway through northern ireland york sankyo you can hear from george that the amount of uncertainty is not being set as well the transition period will involve multiple negotiations and what the farmers sunday holy is on the businesses around here wants to know is some degree of certainty and they haven't caught that yet all right thanks so much for brian and. still ahead on al-jazeera president trump's historic impeachment trial could be nearing its end plus one concern that the icing does not have really what i thought. the raging bush fires in australia are not the only thing that has homeowners why red. hell or air quality i

maybe under that anon that's run through so much of our travel would include. i'm scientist mother berms and the grahams and mother. design mama that's a dispenser on the front which i know. so perfect your. father. in the mercedes museum there's an entire area dedicated to the stroke and its successors they're called every day heroes the bread and butter cars that once guaranteed mercedes sales. along with the mass produced cars there are a few very special models in the exhibition. such as this italian stroke 8 model we purposed as a hearse for some passengers final journey. the successor model was known internally as the w 123. mercedes produced $2700000.00 units almost half of them were exported from germany to $173.00 countries at 1st customers would have to wait up to 3 years for delivery it was replaced by the w 124 this. portuguese diesel powered taxi has driven 1900000 kilometers not that you know it. the w 124 has long been a collector's favorite. in the southern german town of putting the w 124 club holds its final news of the year in late summer a c

a treaty with japan going skipped bail to in december to board a private plane and escape to love anon where he is a citizen he now plans to hold a news conference on wednesday where he said he will reveal quote actual evidence that proves that there was a coup to stop him from merging nissan with we're not he said that he would identify people at the news conference that he believes were behind his arrest over financial misconduct now this will be the 1st news conference for mr gone since his arrest in november of 2018 and the saga continues now here to help us break down all the jewish info in this whining caper we're happy to welcome back hillary for white board member of the british american business association of christie so hillary thank you for being here now to start out there is a lot of news with carlos ghosn which has now become some somewhat of an international affair so japan has now issued an arrest warrant for guns wife carol which according to the wall street journal is rooted in the suspicion of perjury so what could the bureau in the entire investigation what obvious

retake the last rebel held region on wednesday they seized the strategically important of moderates anon victoria gate and the reports. syrian government forces and the man in the south of italy probing. they're looking for rebel fighters from hyatt to rare all sham and armed groups with formal links to al qaida the town is largely deserted and destroyed after months of bombardment. with. its recapture marks a significant advance in president bashar assad's drive to take back all of syria. the general command of the army and the armed forces announce cleansing these villages and towns and it assures that the army will continue to carry out its constitutional national and moral duty in order to hunt down all remaining armed terrorist groups. there rattled the man sits on the m 5 highway which links the capital damascus to syria 2nd city aleppo as well as to provincial capital such as ham and before the war it was a major trade route and the main access road to the north. the latest drive by russian backed government forces to recapture syria's last opposition on play a new exodus on monda

iran's resolve to resist the united states we begin our coverage with al-jazeera is saying the saudi anon i have heartbreak in the upper ranks of the iranian military at the official announcement of the death of major general custom so the money the commander of iran's could force the revolutionary guard unit responsible for foreign operations so long he was killed in a u.s. drone strike in but doug was. was and anger at friday prayers in the iranian capital for the assassination of a man who led the charge against eisel in iraq and syria and whose death seems likely to lead to more conflict. back man god willing it is now time to clear and cleanse the region of these devils it is now time to show more resistance to the americans and show our resistance with action to tell those yankees to get out of here get lost. in the early hours of friday morning shortly after arriving in baghdad international airport u.s. missiles killed so the money and his close ally of the old 100 other members of the group were also killed in the attack a drone strike hit their convoy as they left the airport fo

speaking enough anon talk us to his message and you know what has been his actions are likely to be. fully mature month mr nasrallah began his remarks this evening by stating that the death of possums in a money marked the beginning of a new era for the entire region and he also said that it was the beginning of a new war of a new type now i mr nasr went on to say that the killing of so they money was a open and brazen crime and he laid responsibility soley at the feet of u.s. president donald trump he then went on to list along a long list of failures that he called the president trumpet committed across this region spent a lot of time in his speech listing one by one what he called donald trump's failures across the region and then he said wade into what was the main point of his speech which was that u.s. military and u.s. military assets across the region would now become a target that they would be targeted and that they would pay the price for killing costs and so they money here's more of what mr nasrallah had to say about that point. i'm not a science a lot of the leadership

unaware signed anon has agreement which may free him up to negotiate with us.are the biggest trade issues this year? jennifer: basically all three of them. you are right. the context of this is there has been a whole lot of unilateral and bilateral activity by the united states, much of it in violation of the debbie to rules. index the question of whether we are now moving in a direction of managed trade, bilateral trade, mini the o's, or whether we are still interested in the broader wto multilateral rules. the honest answer i think is we will have to do both. on the u.s. u.k. side, it's interesting secretary mnuchin said we are going to get an agreement by the end of the year. i think it's worth, it's pretty unrealistic. most u.s. companies are going to want to know first what is the relationship between europe and the united kingdom. an awful lot of what u.s. companies do when they invest in the u.k., what they really want is access to the european market . take ford as a company that is doing a lot of business in the brand ofgle largest cars sold in the u.k

excellent right now on the one o one from novao out to the toll plaza just under 20 minutes right now anon the 5.80 from vasco road to dublin, a quick10 minute is also lookinggreat right ay now in that cream still 10 minutes from san jose cupertino on the 2.80. >>all right. thank you erica at 33 and other big story that we're following this corona virus is now a e global public health emgency at least 213 people now confirm with 9,000 sick. here in the us, the first person to person case has beenconfirmed tt was in chicago as the virus continues to spreaso does the concern. >>about it at the us does not want people traveling to china for any reason no and that's why kron four's ll tran is sfo with the latest tat part of the story this morning will. >>international terminal, more impotantly and i want to show you what's going on rely quickly i just noticed some travelers to doyou coming back from china not only that the how i from hawaii but i see a lot of the out of this is your group byseal a lot. you guys are obviously very concerned abouwhat's going on with the masks reading right and a

this is the super bowl for anti vaccination, for q anon, they banded together.rem sifts jumped on the bus. they can spread thoechltz everybody piled on. this was a big, big deal and spread a lot of misinformation. >> quickly, ben. if people wonder how these things affect democracy, health is a great place to look at it. this will kill people if you get the wrong information. >> once you start batting done institutions and don't trust the government, this is where it gets truly dangerous. if you say don't trust the government, that means don't trust the cdc. the cdc gives you actual advice tested and backed by science. whuns you start telling people to not trust that stuff, trust other random people on facebook, that's where it gets really dangerous. what if it does become big enough so people need to take real advice and we don't have an answer for that. >> the two of you spend all your time figuring out these things, discerning truth from falsehoods. we appreciate that. we're going to make this a regular part of the show where you can let our viewers know where

just a few blocks st f thpike streetfish police do nohave anone inket custody. at ttimeamotive is clear, theye searhing you know by the way can always stay connected on kron 4 dot com on t kron 4 mobile apps. fatal heroin and fentanyl overdoses more than doubled in 20 19 in san francisco comped to the year before. >>that is a trend that is not a good one and as kron four's maureen kelly tells us the grim figures are sparking calls for emergency response from city leaders. >>the last fatal actually saw him wajust over a year ago this opioid addict o did not want his face shown anasked only to be referred to as doc says he's been living on the streets 6 and a half ars he alsosays he's seen many overdoses firsthand don't know about >>i mean there's beenfatal. >>they gogoing about 2 because of on the sce so th we used our has seen a word some wind in the two-man time, but yeah, it's a start. pretty safour learning from new preliminary data coming from the san francisco medical examiner's office. that last year there were 290 deaths liked either t heoin or fentanyl o

any big problems for the southbound trip fromighway for 2 danville the nimitz almost at 30 minutes anone oh one 30 minutes as we from san jose tomenlo park james darya thanks bin. >>so our top story, this morning, nba icon and legend kobe bryant has died the 41 year-old died in a helipter crash yestday in southern california he and his daughter were killed along with 7 other people. >>the crash was incalabasas just outside of los angeles and you can see the conditions pretty foggy at the time d the helicopter went down quickly it slammed into a hillside and burst into investigating. is >>total of 9 people including drives 13 year-old daughter angeles county sheriff's os survived colby's daughter went by she and was an aspiring basketall player just like hefather, bryat is survived by his wife vanessa and their 3 other daughters. the youngest child said capri was in fact born ju lastjune withaughter. >>colby ryan was with the lakers for his ente 20 year career winning 5 nba chaionships in the process and fans gathered as soon as they heard the ws on sunday morning. ere were fans at the st

>>animals in rplane cabins, this is the last school year anone school for dozens of young women in san francisco, one of the city's last l-girls catholic schools is closing students and teachers reflect on the lessons they've learned and look ahead. >>and we've got some clouds begin to develop around the bay area more dense fog al i am runng to defeat donald tru. donald trump was2016 i t a dangerous magogue, and when the republican congress wouldn hold him accountable, went to work helping run winng campaigns in twenty-one house sts. it's time for the senate to act and move trump fm office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>we've had lots of calls are ready to really coordinate at the multiple different levels. >>a health officials are on alert tonight as the deadly corona virus spreads the virus sickened out 600 people and killed 17 so far in china and tonight, hong kong reported its first case of the krona by and here in the bay area health officials are preparing for whatto do if and when that deadly virus

that's when you can expect the highest chances of rainfall across the bay area anon a tuesday night hopeful are in home in a settled down beforthat rainfall does arrive tomorrow night besides that today dry tomorrow befo that looking dry, so we are solid for a bit upper 50's to w 60's for today's daytime highs which is right on par with their seasonal averages. so so far january's but off to a pretty dry start we do look to be aking things up just a little bit in this forecast ahead of us. but today is just your typical dry january day upper 50's to low 60's is definitely not unheard of maybe one to 2 degrees above average for a few spots but nothing to write home about a definitely a normal a winter's day in the day tomorrow those evening showers arrive after you've gone to bed wednesday a w clouds but staying dry thursday, our lightest chance of rainfall just a couple sprinkles possible durinyour morning may be enough to get the roadys wet in a couple spots thursday morning and then saturdayit looks likely to have a few more morning showers so we do have some rain in the forecast but more

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you're getting and exhaustion is force in the case of the coronavirus -- you are getting getting anon-- exogenous force in the case of the coronavirus coming in. alix: on the flipside, they are going to have to spend a lot of money now. we just heard that chinese banks are going to be cutting the loan rates to be able to survive this crisis. cole: because lowering rates works for everybody. [laughter] that.let me follow up on the idea that macro economics are going to solve everything, that is really the question. look at what the ecb has done. just the idea of lowering rates here, let's test the theory and go to negative rates and do something we've never done. the policymakers are going to have to run on the agenda that people wake up in the morning, come to work, go home to their family, whoever, and that is the way economics are. no oligarch or policymaker is going to change my mind because if i like coffee, i am drinking that every morning regardless of what the rates are, as an example. so much of this is dedicated to human progress and will not leaguerily our ivy educated peopl

anon a per megawatthour of ener. this is the electricity portfolio so that red line across which is 55 to $60 per megawatt hour and you can see the technology costs compare to that average. so i think the message here is we have to get the mix of resources and locations right in order to maintain affordability. and this slide helps to further that point a little bit. so there's this trade-off between cost and local energy and the amount of local energy that can be procured while still maintaining the average supply lost. this chart shows that if we procure local projects at an average of $80 a megawatt hour, which is on the far left side of this chart, the costs of the resources are on the bottom, the x axis, if you're reading this. so $80 on the far left side and that says that we can indicate local content, up to 30% of our supply portfolio without increasing our average supply costs. the higher the local costs that we mix into our portfolio, as we move along the horizonal access, decreases the total percentage tha

anon a per megawatthour of ener. this is the electricity portfolio so that red line across which is 55 to $60 per megawatt hour and you can see the technology costs compare to that average. so i think the message here is we have to get the mix of resources and locations right in order to maintain affordability. and this slide helps to further that point a little bit. so there's this trade-off between cost and local energy and the amount of local energy that can be procured while still maintaining the average supply lost. this chart shows that if we procure local projects at an average of $80 a megawatt hour, which is on the far left side of this chart, the costs of the resources are on the bottom, the x axis, if you're reading this. so $80 on the far left side and that says that we can indicate local content, up to 30% of our supply portfolio without increasing our average supply costs. the higher the local costs that we mix into our portfolio, as we move along the horizonal access, decreases the total percentage tha

america has done so much also anon that that is edge that we have. we do have a lot of competition. the fact that the wage disparity between countries is so great is life andto our way of our standard of living. that is something that is going to be addressed. this aboutthing in the environment, global warming. that is probably the most concerning thing that i would think should be addressed in any trade negotiation. host: let me just jump in. there are some provisions in usmca when it comes to environmental protections. this is from the u.s. trade representative website listing some aspects of this large deal. here are a few things. usmca includes new efforts to unregulateded and fishing on whales and sharks. reduce marine litter, enhanced inspections of shipments containing wild flora and fauna, but as you pointed out, bernie sanders with a lot of concerns about the lack of citing climate change. we showed you chuck schumer's statement from earlier. go ahead. i'm glad you brought that up. i was unaware of that. i am glad to hear that. that is going to be very good. with china duri

they do say that you know you can call dispatch at any time and you can report it you can al report anonously now reporting live here in santa rosa christina teatro kron 4 news all right christina thanks for that live report from the north bay. >>now we move to the ea bay where a wanted felon is in jail this mning after leading police on a car chase with a reported stolen vehle. that car was first spotted headed wtbound on highway 24 at the wilder exit in orinda a sheriff'chopper tracked the car to the rt bay fair station and then the suspect fled on foot along the bart tracks and that's when officers arrested him, the suspect 20 year-old joseph will as he was book into the martinez jail on sevel charges. that includeelony evading obstruction and vehicle a theft willis also apparently has 3 outstanding. warrants from other counties and now he's being held without bond that we mentioned in the marnez jail. the first time we're seeing 2 men charged in the death of an oakland research engineer who was killed he tried to retrieve his stolen laptop, 34 year-old shore jang died after chasing the ma