>>permwnent dhaka has shielded people who came to this country as young children from deportation. first rob fladeboe has some reaction now live from san jose rock. >>well the key dhaka recipients are called dreamers to them being allowed to stay in this country and become a citizen is like a dream but for the past 4 years or so it seemed as though that dream was not going to happen, but now they say there is new hope here's more. >>as we've got a lot of anxiety on whether we're going to have to go back to move working under the table or. >>mario lopez has been on the front lines of the effort to stop the trump administration from ending the deferred action for childhood arrivals program which is shielded him and some 700,000 other undocumented people from deportation after they were brought to the u.s. as children, it's been a life in limbo says lopez the past 4 years has filled with uncertainty and for folks like myself. >>who haven't necessarily had an understanding how where future's going to be just 5 years old when he arrived in california lopez is now a graduate of u c berke

>>and as part of his immigration reform plan president biden is calling on congress to preserve dhaka that's the deferred action for childhood arrivals program daca has protected. thousands of young people who came to america as young people from deportation. as our kron four's rob fladeboe reports tonight, a leading south bay proponent of the program and a dreamer himself us hopeful that the program can be saved. >>these dhaka recipients are called dreamers because up until now being allowed to stay in this country and become us citizens, the seem like a dream. but now that dream may be one step closer to reality and the dreamers are excited. here's more. >>as we've had a lot of anxiety on whether we're going to have to go back to move working under the table or. >>mario lopez has been on the front lines of the effort to stop the trump administration from ending the deferred action for childhood arrivals program which is shielded him and some 700,000 other undocumented people from deportation after they were brought to the u.s. as children. it's been a life in limbo says lopez the pa

>>president trump well you may recall ordered an end to dhaka back in 2017 that the u.s. supreme court ruled that it should be kept in place until other legal challenges could be heard the trump administration has also been trying to limit dhaka going forward biden's plan would also provide the other undocumented people a streamlined path to citizenship. it is little as 8 years live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you so much rob. >>newly sworn in senator alex padilla is praising president biden's approach to the pandemic today biden sign 10 executive orders to ramp up covid-19 vaccinations expand testing and also reopen schools video was sworn in yesterday by his predecessor vice president kamala harris and he told us today. the pandemic so far has made his new beginnings in our nation's capital surreal. >>and if mixed emotions in a gray shun yesterday represented a new beginning for the nation. the session in congress the democratic majority new job for me either provide the input. into the deliberations that my life experience gives me and my family's journ

>>they area dhaka recipients to celebrate here them weigh in on president biden's immigration plan to prevent deportation of thousands of young undocumented people plus a busy first full day on the job for president biden what he says is the top priority for his first 100 days in office and it has been cry crazy out there right now, but it's going to get. >>wet as we head to the nights we're going to talk about that forecast is coming up next. >>well you've likely heard today was president biden's first full day in office and he wasted no time getting to work. >>the president says the first 100 days in office are critical which is why says getting the coronavirus under control is that the very top of his agenda. kron four's anna wiernicki is in washington dc with more. >>president biden had a very busy day today. his itinerary started off this morning with a virtual in 9 year-old prayer and then he switched gears to focus the rest of his day on his covid response plan. >>good afternoon in his first full day in the white house president biden says the covid-19 pandemic is his top prior

>>coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news bay area dhaka recipients are celebrating going to hear them weigh in on president biden's immigration plan to prevent deportation of thousands of young undocumented people will have that in a minute plus bay area service dogs are in need of service themselves how private pilots are stepping up to lend a helping hand. >>well 44 is the time the coronavirus pandemic has affected air travel for people and animals and it's causing some problems for service dogs in this morning's flying tails kron four's ken wayne takes a look at how the bay area's guide dogs for the blind organization is using private pilots to transport their much needed animals. >>maybe these little furry bundles of joy were supposed to be with their foster homes weeks ago, but covid has disrupted the logistics for guide dogs for the blind. >>we have a cadre of about 2000 puppy raisers and the 10 western states as far east as tech this guide dogs trains and provides these amazing animals for hundreds of blind people every year. >>but getting the almost 900 dogs a year t

campaign began in the capital dhaka with mass and occupation expected to begin next month bangladesh receive 3000000 doses of because the shield vaccine purchased from the serum institute of india and last thursday called 2000000 doses as a gift from the indian government tanveer chattery has moved from dhaka at least out of 7000000 vaccine 2000000 were donated by india as a goodwill 5000000 were part in a trilateral agreement between the backs and farmer the government and the indian government now although the vaccine are in hand right now history has already been made the 1st nurse a 38 year old vet on a coaster was the 1st person in bangladesh to be given the vaccine a dozen other health worker in this hospital which is right behind me the general hospital where it will kick start and then at least 5 to 600 people across different hospitals mostly 1st responder will be given this vaccine but it is a vaccine diplomacy right now bangladesh is only sourcing from india and right now there's a $7000000.00 the government plans to start the general vaccination program from next month at

>>as part of his immigration reform plan president biden now is calling on congress to preserve dhaka which is the deferred action for childhood arrivals program daca has protected thousands who came to america's young people from being deported kron four's rob fladeboe has more. >>these dhaka recipients are called dreamers because up until now being allowed to stay in this country and become us citizens, the seem like a dream. but now that dream may be one step closer to reality and the dreamers are excited. here's more. >>as we've had a lot of anxiety on whether we're going to have to go back to move working under the table or. >>mario lopez has been on the front lines of the effort to stop the trump administration from ending the deferred action for childhood arrivals program which is shielded him and some 700,000 other undocumented people from deportation after they were brought to the u.s. as children. it's been a life in limbo says lopez the past 4 years has feels with that turned into an for folks like myself. >>who haven't necessarily had an understanding how where future's go

the 1st person to get the curve at $1000.00 vaccine in bangladesh the campaign began in the capital dhaka with mass inoculation expected to begin next month bangladesh has reported more than half a 1000000 infections since the pandemic began 10 be a child who has more now from dhaka. at least out of 7000000 vaccine 2000000 were donated by goodwill 5000000 were part in a trilateral agreement between the backs of farmer the government and the indian government now all those vaccines are in hand right now history has already been made the 1st nurse the 38 year old very ironic of course was the 1st person in bangladesh to be given the vaccine that doesn't other health care in this hospital which is right behind me the current major like general hospital where it will kick start and then at least 5 to 600 people across different hospitals mostly phosphorescent under will be given this vaccine the u.k. is expected to announce new restrictions on citizens and residents entering the country the rules will affect people coming from places where new coronavirus variants are being identified most fo

>>although the supreme court blocked trump's attempt to end dhaka his administration impose limits on the program. now though the dreamers could become citizens in just 3 years and not a minute too soon says lopez. >>you know we've been waiting for for almost 20 years to try to some kind of path to legalization. and there hasn't been one and we're tired of our lives in the bow. >>if the legislation passes congress other undocumented individuals could also have a streamlined path to citizenship. in as little as 8 years is san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>tonight governor newsom is hoping the state legislature take swift action on his school reopening plan which would allow some schools to reopen for in person instruction in february next month. newsom's 2 billion dollar proposed plan promises funds to help with personal protective equipment frequent testing and contact tracing but in a hearing on the proposal today critics told lawmakers the plan leaves little time for schools to update reopening plans to meet the funding requirements. >>we have concerns about how effective the pro

become the 1st person to get the covert 1000 vaccine in bangladesh the campaign began in the capital dhaka with mass inoculation expected to begin next month bangladesh has reported more than half a 1000000 infections since the pandemic began 10 be a child who has more now from dhaka at least out of $7000000.00 vaccine 2000000 were donated by india as a goodwill of 5000000 were part yes but in a trilateral bag.

we'll take a look at the biden administration's policies towards dhaka and what it means to thousands of dreamers. >>as we wait to find out what these new improved icu bed capacity numbers mean for reopening in the bay area, local restaurants and other small businesses have to keep fighting and trying to hang on until we get more relief but a new survey is showing up to one-fifth of the small businesses an antioch may have to close down for good in the near future as a direct result of the damaging impacts of the pandemic kron 4 sleep to call spoke with business owners who say that money from the city can really help. >>debbie blazer did not apply for a grant last october when the city of antioch created a $300,000 small business relief fund with money from the federal cares act because i don't pay wages, we pay just on sales and commissions that sales are now down 25% at her co-op or or town treasure chest store hours have been reduced to lower the electricity bill and staff members are working fewer and fewer hours. if the city offers another grant she says this time she would jump

the capital city with mass and occupation expected to begin next month talvi a child reports from dhaka. the 1st person to be vaccinated in bangladesh is a 38 year old nars veronique out cost now 12 other people in this hospital general hospital has been vaccinated all of them are emergency 1st responder there's a plan to vaccinate at least 5 to 600 more people across the capital city today what has been time as a vaccine diplomacy the government right now has 7000000 doses of vaccine oxford estrogenic made by pharmaceutical company institute off india $2000000.00 of those vaccines were actually donated by the indian government the government planned to stop mass vaccination program next month probably in the 1st week at least $1200.00 people mostly foster responded will be vaccinated in phase is not that dissimilar a lot according to critics in a country over a population of 165000000 as well as 1000000 refugees living in southeastern part of the country my mother suffered quite a bit of economic slowdown when they went into a lockdown last year but the government took a strategic deci

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at gatwick airport to dhaka and our correspondent there tanveer tanveer we've seen these pictures of this nurse being vaccinated is the vaccination campaign completely up and running or is it going to take a few weeks to bed in yet. it's likely going to take you away examine what is happening today is a more symbolic fuss kicked off we started off with a nurse and military officer police officer and some emergency responder and then another 5 to 600 people across the city in other hospitals all those great fights just found another government is saying they're targeting next week for a mess vaccination right now that nearly 7000000 doses of vaccine all imported from. sorry. carry on time being. we seem to last a line to turn be a child we will go back to turn b. if we can before the end of the program al-jazeera is in a hole is live for us in tripoli zina we've been reporting on trouble on the streets we can see a group of people there behind you on that roundabout is there a sense there for people in tripoli in lebannon they can't take any more. people say they're struggling we've b

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although the supreme court blocked trump's attempt to end dhaka his administration did impose limits on the program. now the dreamers could become citizens in just 3 years. and they say not a minute too soon. >>take a look at this this is what part of yosemite national park looks like right now after a powerful wind event earlier this week because of the damage the park will remain closed at least until tuesday that is sad to see there. let's take a live look outside here in san francisco at the embarcadero as we look at the 4 zone forecast and lawrence is here to tell us about the rain ahead yeah, rain we could see another wind event coming our way with the storm system developing next week. i'm going to show you more on that just a moment as we check out. >>your tenant and tonight the clouds moving in no rain just yet but that will likely soon changes we have a cold front that's going to finally move back to the bay area adding that long stretch of dry unusually warm weather that is coming to a close dry out along the golden gate bridge right now will stay that way a little while l

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the capital bangui lived out a little isaak who's following developments from senegal its capital dhaka what's the latest nic. well a.j. and it seems that it's election results will go ahead in 2 hours times we will have provisional results of these presidential elections that were much contested already we know 9 of the candidates have filed a complaint to the election commission saying that the number of voters in the bank year area is high and suggesting that there might be some stuffing of ballots on the 29th of december when people voted adding fuel to the fire of already a tense situation where we have armed groups just 20 kilometers away from the capital as you mentioned the count town of benghazi which was well protected by the u.n. forces present there as well as the central african forces well they were no match to what the armed forces call the coalition but the patriotic coalition for change now this is a mixed group of armed groups that once fought each other united fighting against president twat era and what they see as. in this election a way for president twitter to cli

from dhaka and hopes he will one day own a factory and his eco bike idea will sweep across the nation. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. after doing your bit. sharing your stories. pollution is a problem all over the world and comes in a range of forms some obvious like plastic waste in our rivers and oceans all of a cloud of smoke billowing out of factories but even some things we consider useful can be the souls of pollution and have their own kind of impact on our wellbeing we shed a little light on the issue in a new segment called eco day. gazing at a sky resplendent with stars. something many people around the world are sadly no longer able to enjoy. and advance thanks to artificial light while there were no up to date figures available in 2014 the skies over hong kong were already 82 times brighter than they might be naturally. we suffer sleep deprivation from too much artificial light including that committed by smartphones. it also disrupts the orientation of nocturnal birds and insects. our energy consumpti

to and this week we have an innovation from cynical a group of young researches on a university in dhaka have been working on a solar powered they call for everyday use he's this week's doing give me. this is a. it was built by university students in dakar. it's powered by the sun. the idea was developed by students in canada. the technical drawings come from italy. the students in senegal put the pieces together. it has a range of 60 kilometers. they can negotiate bumpy surfaces. and carry 2 people or goods weighing up to 250 kilograms. more than half the population of senegal has no electricity. the majority live in rural areas. and. provide power people need for their various endeavors in the field or for any other activity that requires electricity. the kiddo's l. is the answer to the problem. i said to the. battery can be used to charge mobile phones. or to run a $500.00 watt water pump for a full 12 hours. and how about you if you'll also do it tell us about it visit our website oh said just a tweet. hash tag doing your bank's. story. well roaming the countryside. for sheep or goat

are being mobilized to make up for a shortage of doctors as they close hark reports from its capital dhaka. if only the dead could speak says up to juve then the living would know of the pain and distress caused by coronavirus jew for isn't even aware that cove in $1000.00 killed his 40 year old friend was stuff again till an autopsy was carried out he now pictures him alone and gasping for air in a hospital corridor. died in very difficult circumstances he fell ill at home after he got treatment he died we were later told he got the corona virus in the hospital and that's what killed him. senegal like many other african countries is going through a 2nd wave of infections dr abdulai buso who's in charge of the government response says the trends don't look good the new very little variant from the u.k. has been detected in the country it's the mantra to force people to respect. and for us it. is critical for people to respect it a curfew is in place and both public and private gatherings are banned but many people aren't following the restrictions allowing the virus to spread rapidly to ma

contact discusses that with investigative journalist greenwald you can catch the full show at our 2 dhaka. i see very little except on the part of the law because they have bought into the overarching narrative that there are only 2 choices unite behind a democratic party and fight fascism in her or succumb to fascism. strategy in syria which is to say i know you hate me but your only choice is to unite behind me or be ruled by isis that's essentially the choice using and with some exceptions on the left it seems to be for the left wing loyalty to the democratic party is higher than i've seen in a long time now what do you think the consequences of that are going to be for a country in crisis there's a strong argument which i think i subscribe to that in many ways the failure of the obama administration to deal with the systemic problems gave rise to a figure like trump and trump ism what's the danger of continuing these kinds of neo liberal policies not a coincidence that after years. we got donald trump and obviously if you go back and do exactly the same thing that the i ministrations

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who've taken control of the town of bhangra sue because hawk reports style from some goals capital dhaka. we've really seen an uptick of violence just hours before the official or the provisional official results of these election and these attacks that happened in benghazi was a real blow to president 1st on twitter on who went ahead with this election despite calls from the opposition and some international actors to postpone this election saying that this situation isn't stable enough to hold these elections now in benghazi which is one of the major towns in central african republic we've seen sporadic attacks until now the rebel forces that calling themselves the coalition for patriotic change have taken over the town itself this bite the central african forces the u.n. forces and the support of russian fighters on the ground despite all this while they've lost that town and we now know that these rebel groups which is made up of a coalition forces that were once fighting each other each other that are now united against president. well they're just 20 kilometers away from the capita

from dhaka and hopes he will one day own a factory and his eco bike idea will sweep across the nation. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send this or tweet. after doing your bit. sharing your stories. pollution is a problem all over the world and comes in a range of forms some obvious like plastic waste in our rivers and oceans all of a cloud of smoke billowing out of factories but even some things we consider useful can be the souls of pollution and have their own kind of impacts on our wellbeing we shed a little light on the issue in a new segment called eco chick. gazing at a sky resplendent with stars. something many people around the world are sadly no longer able to enjoy. and vance thanks to artificial light while there are no up to date figures available in 24 team the skies over hong kong were already 2 times brighter than they might be naturally. we suffer sleep deprivation from too much artificial light including back and bit by smartphones. it also just ramps the orientation of nocturnal birds and insects. our energy cons

drawdown of french forces in what's become an increasingly volatile region nicholas haq has more from dhaka. it's on the heels of a memorial for 3 un peacekeepers from ivory coast that were killed in mali the u.n. chief for peacekeeping operation. made his statements saying that a draw down of troops as suggested by paris a drawdown of french troops in the region is perhaps not the right time given that there is a heightened escalation of attacks by armed groups in the region specifically and central mali and. it's a question of. what can you do to further improve. there is a lot of work that has been done despite the obviously regrettable losses at the end of the year we had far fewer deaths despite an increased number of addiction last year but the presence of more than 5000 french troops has come under criticism both in mali where there has been protest against the presence of french troops but also in france a recent survey suggests that the majority of people in france want to see their troops returned home france has announced that almost $600.00 troops will return home they'll be rep

become the 1st person to get a $1000.00 vaccine in bangladesh a campaign was launched in the capital dhaka with mass and occupation expects to begin next month let's get more on this we can speak to tundra chattery who isn't for us these vaccines i believe arrived in the country on monday clearly they're keen to get them out as fast as possible. i mean in hand right now the government has nearly 70000000 vaccine. vaccine no desire manufactured by indian serum institute and 50000000 of them were purchased by bangladesh 20000000 were gifted by india now right behind me is the general hospital this is where the 1st volunteer hard name is. called stuff 38 year old 1st person volunteered to get the vaccine the prime minister will inaugurate the session with probably next 20 minutes or so a lot of high official inside the hospital and they start not allowed at this moment to going side the hospital now as you say from next week the vaccination will start the 1st will be the 1st responder and emergency people police and other emergency officials not today after the night as at least 5 to 600 peop

increase in domestic orders keeping it afloat from their child very reports from the outskirts of dhaka . bangladesh has always been known as one of the world's leading ship demolition centers but it has also a long history of ship building dating back centuries and that's been recognised more and more after a layoff during the coronavirus lock down workers at this year are back and busy there are ships to be delivered and there is confidence here the industry has a bright future consistently growing domestic demand for ships in bangladesh both from government and private sector have held this industry to you know companies state of worry that in short a span of time at least 10 years in this country are now he could be building facilities orders from the global market have slowed down but domestic demand has given new hope the shipyards are slowly coming back to life here and 9 out of the capital city it's difficult to hear anything about hammers. in this. industry has managed to withstand the economic shock. unlike the ship breaking in the street the ship building industry has a much

become the 1st person to get the curve at 19 banks seen in bangladesh the campaign began in the capital dhaka with mass inoculation expected to begin next month bangladesh has reported more than half a 1000000 infections since the pandemic began officials in beijing have begun a 2nd round of mass testing there as new cases of the u.k. virus variants continue to emerge for locally transmitted infections of the more contagious strain reported on weapons day millions of people have been affected by a partial lockdown imposed in the city a week ago residents can leave beijing with special permission and a negative test. israel's military chief says preparations are being made for a possible offensive against iran lieutenant general of vive coffee is also urging the us president joe biden against rejoining the 2015 iranian nuclear deal saying it threatens israel the new u.s. administration is drafting its approach on dealing with tehran harry force it has more now from west jerusalem. congratulations mr president. you did so to joe biden was sworn in as u.s. president last week israel's prime mini

-- the dhaka program. daca was a way to bring children into the united states and now has no lawful status in the united states. they receive work authorization, temporary plan to not be deported from the country. they could also travel or seek authorization to travel outside the united states. in september of 2017, president trump issued an order to unwind daca and essentially end it. that effort was quickly caught up in the court system, and daca has been kept in place but only for people who had it before september 2017. any of the tens of thousands of people who newly qualified for daca in september of 2017 cannot under the current structure. the supreme court officially said the way the president went about ending daca was improper, and more recently a federal court said the administration needed to reinstate daca in total. so as of right now, new applicants can finally apply to daca, but there was a good three-year period in which they were not able to, under president trump. the status pierce, of fa

and funding for the border wall, ending travel restrictions from hotbeds of terrorism, reinstating dhakaquiring illegals be counted in the census. now, every single one of those provisions hurts the average american. how? lower wages, more crime, credit schools, increased terror threats, stretch local budgets. a total nightmare. and as i said, if you believe deportation stoppage is only going to be part of the branded 100 day effort to come up i have a bridge to sell you. of course the biden slacks are already trying to sell you the golden gate. >> it will allow the administration to review and recite enforcement policies and ensure that resources are dedicated to the most pressing challenges. >> laura: more lies. anyone who has entered the u.s. illegally before november 1st 2020 will have their deportation halted. by the way, how will biden reprioritize enforcement when nearly everyone being removed now, or when trump was president, already had a president. >> according to ice, a vast majority of removal had criminal charges including 4,276 gang members and 31 known or suspected terrori

near to and this week we held an innovation from cynical a group of young research is a university in dhaka have been walking on a solar powered it they call for everyday use he is this week's doing give me. this is a. it was built by university students in dakar. it's powered by the sun. the idea was developed by students in canada. the technical drawings come from italy. the students in senegal put the pieces together. it has a range of 60 kilometers. they can negotiate bumpy surfaces. and carry 2 people or goods weighing up to 250 kilograms. more than half the population of senegal has no electricity. the majority live in rural areas. and their method of mine didn't provide power people need for their various endeavors in the field or for any other activity that requires electricity. i'll use it because it is the answer to the problem. i said to you as a problem. because the battery can be used to charge mobile phones. or to run a $500.00 watt water pump for a full 12 hours. and how about you if you'll also do tell us about it visit our websites oh send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bi