the other hand she is originally from costa rica and now works with the berlin based migration hub network which provides support to international projects working with migrants she says it seems like we're going back to well known regulations forgetting the real contribution the current and future migrants make to this country. so let me begin by asking all of you this i have been in germany myself for 35 years now and for as long as i can remember this country has been engaging in passionate debate with itself about precisely this question whether it is a country of immigration what makes this discourse so tortured. i'm not quite sure whether it's a real gentleman phenomenon that was specific to germany i mean if you look around . just to other nations from the back ocean and the the bricks of discussion in great britain scandinavia from austria all these countries they old struck with the relationship between native born population and migrants and refugees so so there is something that i mean germans like to argue and to discuss their own identity questions a lot but it's not exclusive

there's a primary secondary poibly3rd tertiary feet representatives from coanies like stub hub and ticket network defended certain industry practis including undisclosed fees it was confusing for consumers when we were offering on pricing and other ticket ers were not would agree that we need more disclosure atthe site so consumers ow where they're buying their tiets. >>i think we have enough and i think the disclosures come by comply with at the ftc said and more than just high costs or deceptive practices. congss ao worried about your personal data and what happens when these compani have it. >>how t use congress is now require ticket resale would companies to disclose all of its fees. >>and be more transparent about where its tickets come from in washgton, i'm joe khaleel. >>they got a new scam to tell you about the better buness bureau is warning of us asking at targets people whwant to contribute topolitical campaign so it works like this you t a robo call from a campaign asking you to give money nly is not a campaign it's a scammer so if you say yes the call then transfer you to you to a li

there's primary secondary possibly 3r tertiary feet representatives from companies like stub hub and tick network defended certain indury prtices including undisclosed fees it was confusing for conmers when we were offering on pricing and other ticketers were not would you gree that we need more disclosure at the site so consumers know where >>i think we have enough and i think the disclosures come by comply with what the ftc said and more than just high cts or decepti practices. congress also wored about your personal da and what happens when these companies have it. >>how the use of coressis nowconsering a bill that would require ticket resale mpanies to dclose all of its fees. >>nd be more transparent about where its tickets come om in washington, i'm joe khaleel news there's a new proposal to he bay area drug addicts get clean how your tax dollars would be used as rewards a little peekoutside before we go checking in on the golden the hollywood mite coming up woman: the ddly corona virus officially hittinghe us. man: the markets are pnging for a second straight day. vo: health experts warn th

there's a primary secondary possibly3rd tertiary feet representatives from coanies like stub hub and ticket network defended certain industry practis including undisclosed feeit was confusing for consumers when we were offering on pricing an other ticket ers were not would you agree that we need more disclosure at the site so consumers know where they're buying their tickets. >>ink we have enough and i think the disclosures come by comply with what the ftc said and moe than just high costs or deptive practices. congressalso worried about your personal data and what happens when the comnies have it. >>how the use of congress is now nsidering a bill that would require ticket sale companies todisclose all of its fees. >>and be more transparent about where its tickets com from in washington, i'm joe aleel. >>and here's a live look ouide we have our camera here along the embarcadero showing us thebay bridge. it a fairly clear morning on the cool side but we're certainly warm up this s to afternoon. if you missed the forecast stick are'll visit vo: ile other candidates argue about health care, mike bombe

she dropped into france in 1942 whiches straight to paris is going to become the hub of the northern network. she goes in and begins recruiting for all of the networks along the channel coast. 1942 we have no idea where d-day will land or where people are coming. we note that they world -- they will be on the channel coast and every network was seated by andre. she does not wake it announcer: it the end of the war.e >> i will see if our founding president and ceo has any final statement before colonel crane's closing remarks. talk much not really about the rangers and i know in your book you do. some of the reasons they were overlooked until president reagan showed up in 1984. since then they have gotten more --ention but going back to they were not recognized to the extent they have been recently. could you explain from your perspective why that was? rangers who scale and achieve a very important thing. the piece of terrain is extremely important. the germans make an enormous effort to defend the terrain even though the guns are not there. there is a lot of debate on where the guns were and

starting to see the effects of just how these transportation networks and logistics hubs have been reallyimple shut down of two thirds of the chinese economy. that is something we will be tracking closely as well. haslinda: of course we continue to try to find the winners, those that will benefit from this virus. been, andre have there is a company called ping on health technology that people know. that stock is up 30% year to date, and we are only into february here. our analyst at bloomberg say that is a company that offers online consultation services. if you are afraid to go to the hospital, that is a company that will probably benefit. wuhanis a company called infrared. it's a company that makes equipment that is used in things like surveillance and medical inspection. i guess that description sort of explains why the company is outperforming. is the best performing stock on the msci china this year. it's up 115% year to date. haslinda: amazing. david inglis in hong kong. this to a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. twitter soared after topping expectations for fourt

weld crew is going to be an important hub on the hs2 network.ll go to manchester and after leeds. as far as crew is concerned, there is an element of certainty for businesses in the town and for employers. that is good news and they are welcoming it for a people around here. some of the villages that are bisected by a line and others that are opposed to it, clearly the announcement today isa it, clearly the announcement today is a bit ofa it, clearly the announcement today is a bit of a disappointment, albeit something they expected to hear. it is all about taking traffic and some of their capacity off the west coast main line. this is it. that way to london, that way to north wales, and overin london, that way to north wales, and over in that direction to manchester. it costs a lot of money to get a ticket on the west coast main line. i looked a couple of minutes ago. a ticket to go from manchester to london at peak time this thursday is £180 one—way. that isa this thursday is £180 one—way. that is a 360 return if you want to do a return journe

network and we appreciate you taking time to hear that. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i think as somebody who participated throughout the market octavia plan and participated in all of the hub workshops, too, there's a lot of good here, but i still see gaps. parks, traffic, and affordable housing. parks, there's a tiny park in here that gets very few hours of daylight is so the proposal was to have improved parks that are half a mile or a mile away, some across market street, uphill and while that's nice for those people, it doesn't necessarily serve the people in this area. traffic, you know, the vehicles, miles traveled formula doesn't work here and these -- it ignores, the planning commission has been ignoring tncs with 79% increase in traffic in san francisco. the people who live in these buildings will be using them, having deliveries and they'll be having services and, perhaps, o the traffic thing needs a much greater study here. as the city keeps rising, we have a number of city residents ha arresidents who are further and further down on the ima scale. with bmr housing, they have to annually recertify and make this much. we have a lot of people in san francisco who