let's go to dearborn.y: yeah, okay. ♪ ♪ lemonis: walking up to the second location, the first thing i notice is this lame, dinky awning that, by the way, doesn't even match the first location, and looks like it was here 25 years ago. how you doing? -corey: good. how are you? lemonis: good. corey: what's going on? lemonis: this is a lot bigger. corey: it's a little different. lemonis: do you mind putting your coat on for a second? -corey: of course. -lemonis: okay. i want to just go outside. -corey: of course. [ horn honks ] lemonis: on a scale of 1 to 10, and this is just me asking, how would you rate your façade, the light, the openness? corey: i see what you're saying. a zero probably. -lemonis: yeah, it's dark. -corey: i'm glad you asked. lemonis: it looks old and not reflective of you because, i mean, you're -- -corey: aah! i got you. -lemonis: yeah. do that again. -corey: ah! lemonis: [ chuckles ] okay. corey: so look. let me show you something. this is the cooler. -lemonis: okay. corey: so i'll fill

and in the fourth quarter the dearborn, michigan—based company delivered i4.7% fewer cars than a yearrtel is trying to build up its war chest as competition heats up in the country's telecoms sector. bharti airtel wants to raise $3 billion, partly for taxes it was ordered to pay in a court decision two months ago. but also partly to strengthen its financial position so that it can take on the likes of reliance'sjio service, which has disrupted the country's telecoms industry by offering extremely cheap data. despite all the hype, customers are now facing are sharp rise in prices. the bbc‘s monica miller explains. india is the well‘s second largest telecom market and has some of the cheapest mobile plans on the planet. 1 cheapest mobile plans on the planet. i gigabyte costs just 26 cents, that is compared to more than $12 in the united states, $16 and south korea, and 75 bucks in zimbabwe. but two of the market leaders, vodafone and bharti airtel are facing a mountain of debt. they had to pay a lot to gain 3g and sport —— 4g spectrum. and they haven't actually made a sufficient return

>>and once you lose it is hard to find in dearborn she has had his heartache for me and but you know i think we believe it is in each other leaving this game we believe in what we've done all year and and we plan on going out there and put in a good, you know could put it on tape and see an argos reporting in santa clara jason dumas scrum for sports. >>of course, so we'll be keeping you updated on all things forty-niners throughout this week and next be sure to check out our red and gold zone big game, a review specials airing this saturday and sunday night we'll also have fresh content daily here on kron 4 news and kron 4 dot com as well as granting kron on app lot of places to get that content now to a heart warming story to tell you about 40 niners tight end george kill right one of the best players in all of football. >>little surprise in northern california family with the trip of a lifetime. yes, the lamar family, they're heading to florida next friday for the super bowl. our coffers ashley zavala explains why the player picked them. >>you first walk into the lamar family home

of last week beginning of this week because of the unrest in baghdad and more people from the 2nd dearborn will be joining them they'll be leaving their base in north carolina we are told in the next couple of hours so there seems to be some sort of movement here as far as planning for the future is concerned but that still means that there's a lot of questions to be answered both here at the pentagon and elsewhere in washington alan fischer with the latest there from the pentagon thank you scott to capitol hill now and speak to hide the show cast your who's there because congress has reconvened a short time ago heidi what have they been saying what are they discussing well we are seeing a sharply divided congress barbara with republicans offering their congratulations to president trump for his you know lateral decision to launch this air strike that killed so many what republicans saying that this eliminated a significant threat to americans in the region well a very different tone coming from democrats who say that this happened without consultation from congress thus the action may hav

. >> reporter: soon, susan figured out that tom had been born in dearborn, michigan. >> he is knew thatrichard's brother herbert, who died ten years ago, had been born there too. as it turned out in the same hospital within hours of tom. >> a bomb hit, caused the >> reporr: t d 1941, pearl harb. >> and tom johnson suddenly realized that in what had to be nationwide chaos, he and herbert reibman may have been switched at birth. >> i was in kind of shock at that time, realizing that maybe i had overturned a rock that ths pretty surprising to me, that, in fact, i did have a different mother and father and, than i grew up with. >> sara reibman took a dna test too and confirmed that tom is her brother. >> reporter: how shocked were you? >> i thought that explains a lot because herbie, the brother who was probably switched, was just so different than we were. and we always kind of laughed about it. it was kind of a joke, you know, where do you come from? >> this is herbert and i when we were little tikes. >> richard calls the discovery bittersweet. he says they love their brother herbert who

john, in dearborn, michigan. hello. caller: thank you for accepting my call.'m calling on the independent line, representing veterans in general and i had the opportunity to see mr. trump down in toledo, ohio, on february the ninth and got to speak to many of the veterans in ohio, i was drafted out of ohio back in 1967 out of bowling green strait university. host: so what do you think so far? people feelt of that the country is divided, i don't feel that we are divided so much as we are much disgusted . like anything else, we have our feelings about the whole situation, but we are much united and the result is that our biggest question is the whistleblower situation brought about in the telephone conversation should have been disposed of at the beginning of the hearings related to the democrats and now the republicans now have the seat to make a judgment on the whole case. host: what do you think of their case? caller: i think we need to know who the whistleblower is and we need to hear about the cia connection to the situation. but what about the case made by