well done, kia. well done, kia, keep on doing what you're doing and we'll see you later. is absolutely brilliant, 17, pretty young to be taking on response abilities like that. it's a lovely friendship between a 17—year—old and a 94—year—old and that crossgenerational friendship is beautiful to see. it has made millions and millions of people happy, they have commented on it and shed lovely stories. —— shared. as we spend our time indoors, it's no surprise some of us are turning to our phones for entertainment. now, the video app tiktok has reported a 25% rise in viewers in the past month. but it's not just about posting funny videos and the latest dance crazes. sofia gala smith reports. from doing the latest dancers to delivering key messages, tiktok has provided nurses with a way to find humour in days that have can —— that can be overwhelmingly hard. humour in days that have can —— that can be overwhelmingly hardlj humour in days that have can —— that can be overwhelmingly hard. i don't think there are any words for that, but to everybody, thank you. as part of the app

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comes to innovation we have lost something at&t was described by some as the nobel prize now by no kia with the intellectual property that migrated overseas particularly to europe and china the practical consequences are bearing out today we do not have any distincty competitive authority but instead companies like ericsson and no kia and the chinesese firm huawei are in the five g mobile internet from asia and europe with these new standards along the way with these new critical technologies with the dependence on people in the us five g is being developed this word not matter if it was underpinned by globalization with a constructive dialogue but it does matter when we experience a technological trade war the major feature of which is deep suspicion from china and as a result the us is at risk of falling behind five g is a change to provide the speed and latency needed with robots and drones to transform our economies and those to perform surgery on patients on the other side of the world using extended reality and now allowing them to feel what is going on at the wendy stadium in on

google and all of those, they own hundreds and hundreds and we know for instance that microsoft or no kia. so in modern society would be very difficult with a big tech companies. and not to be aware of that what we can do and to establish and to comply with the gdpr with europe and that data protection to make them for microsoft users. and to create that option and this is something with the microsoft president that there is an appetite to do something there is a lot of pessimism and to see companies like microsoft we should celebrate that. >> and you want to assess which of tech companies that large are doing the right thing and you conclude the book and that you have the systems in the us and the checks and balances. how did we advocate for ourselves and with the shareholders and there is not an organized movement right now that we can sign on to to use the collective well and actions to move away from one platform to another. but to be outraged on line to be mobilized? it is possible to hold people to account but with the country or larger and then to guarantee if they would notice tha

>>mike al kia predent of healthcare company premiernc says the are enough arican manufacturers to make neric virus the symptoms and he says by fall thu.s. could maintain enough supply to keep costs competive get that should >>and she can go to the pricing to what someof the stations offer some lawmakers say funding to manufacture drugs and ppe domestically should be in the next relief package in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>joining us now working from home is our chief. meteorogist lawrence karnow with a lookat the weekend forecast in there. >>hey there. yes,certainly looking like a nice weekend ahead we're going have some changes outside right now a beautiful evening for a friday evening, one of the warme days of the. some changed over theweekend, some clouds going coastline see the knot that far away now and they're going to sort of push on the shore i thinmainly confined just along the coastline and maybe inside the bay, buthat's about it. overnight night you can see those clouds are beginning to move in with those clouds moving in certainly some changes coming our way as we're go

they churn out most of kia's export stock including the soul.f workers because of the virus fallout -- laying off workers because of the virus fallout. they are forced to furlough staff. the layoffs will be next week and come after an agreement between disney and a union representing workers in florida. petroleum has ruled out an approach for a rival oil search. an interview with chief executive peter coleman, he says it has passed. coleman is quoted as saying that he hopes other opportunities will open up. oil search shares slumped by more than 60% this year. let's do a check of the market and see where we are. asia mostly lower. investors mulling over several things. opec-plus agreed to cut production. there is some sense that might not be enough to compensate for the loss and demand. we are looking at a possible reception. a lot of jitters as we kick off the earnings season as we await china's q1 gdp data. a lot of data to be looking out for. a lot of jitters in the market could explain why most markets are in negative territory. some encoura

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investigators that happen on march 17 at the branch on ligon avenue and the suspect was seen leaving and a gray kia and the car has noticeable damage to the front fender and passenger door and anyone with information is police. >>> a follow-up to a story we first told you about yesterday here on mornings on 2, a van that serve as a mobile food pantry sold from a san leandro church has been found in the vehicle was taken last week from all saints episcopal church and used to deliver free groceries to the community originally but that van was found dumped in oakland and damaged in the church says it will take some time and money to get it fixed but hopes to serve the community soon. >>> cleanup efforts continue in the south this morning, look at these pictures. there was a devastating storm that left at least 33 people dead, dozens of tornadoes ripped through several states beginning sunday evening into monday and mississippi and louisiana are two of the hardest hit states, louisiana again. this storm system also brought tornadoes to louisiana and parts of georgia with i kne i was scared but>> will h

survived explosions that previous generations would not have survived that is an interesting irony that kia is better so the numbers don't compare it's apples and oranges now right that that's the right in the fact is that even there's even studies have shown that our helmets cause the problem because the blast will go up into the helmet and then. we'll get basically trapped inside the helmet and bounce off the top of the helmet into the head so our helmets which protect us and survive protect us and help us survive from a lot of other things like fragmentation and i know guys who've gotten shot in hit in the helmet and you know it may be making this issue worse for veterans who are surviving the war and coming home and of course i want to put out there that you've got to also consider about the iraqis and the afghans themselves right who have none of this protection and what they're going through right we're speaking with veteran and veterans advocate matthew hoh our servicemen and women are loyal and resolute and they follow the chain of command but how does stuff like this from their com

>> i don't know thel3 situationn the united states but in the united kiá/gom we've always gone throughon where this would be done at the nhs labs and univé:páráy labs. one of the difficulties of trying to achieve 100,000 tests a day is findinge1 100,000 peop to test because after you'vee1 cleared thelp backlogs, the numr of people to be tested is likely tot( drop off quite quickly. >> just very quickly i want%"( o the united states andq united kingdom could learn from china and other nations that have already been thro& this and starting to emerge from their various lockdown? >> i think the chineseq situation, they're under control. itfá will be countries like singapore andxd south korea. south korea has the advantage that they had a dry run five years ago with a outbreak of mers, a similar coronavirus. so, some of these countries have slightly morefáq autocratic behavior. >> so, youder'k it makes it easier to insist people do certain things. >> yes. >> right. totally understand. keith nehls, thank you so much for talking with us. >> thank you. >> we'll take a short break here. still

europe the union is yet to accept that particular plan but the negotiations are continuing and other kia scherr is there they will be monitoring those and they filled 3.4 percent when i heard this news look at south korea's exports for the 1st 10 days of they tumbled and south korea is ages 4th largest country exporting and it's the 1st major exporting nation to release its monthly trade darter now exports for the 1st 10 days of this month they're filled by 18.6 percent so that's a huge drop and that's in comparison the same period last year and we've got analysts and economists saying south korea's contraction is going to be heavy in the 1st half of 2020 and that's despite the huge stimulus package we've seen over the last couple of weeks and that's why the government and the rate cut so certainly this is one economy that will contract as well as others across the region in response to the crowd a virus outbreak continuing thank you sir clark in hong kong let's look across europe now where cities were empty this is due weekend as the pandemic grips the continent in the hayward. britain'

ok we're looking at south korea which is an interesting development on monday we have kia which is one of the largest car manufacturers in south korea it's met its employees it's made its union and says it might have to hold or put a hold of suspend operations at 3 of its plants and this is a suspension only it's not going to close its operations but clearly this is key here saying that the coronavirus is having a massive impact on its exports to not just europe but the united states and the look at the shares they fill by 3.4 percent on news of this particular suspension or considering suspension of these particular plants and overall looking at south korea's exports for the 1st 10 days of april they tumbled their south korea is asia's 4th largest economy and it's the 1st major exporting nation to release its monthly data in april and exports for the 1st 10 days they filled by 18.6 percent compared to the previous year and analysts say south korea's economy has clearly contract and that's despite the right cuts and the huge stimulus package that was announced by the government in the

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heading in to hay 17, skyline on the coast and highway 1, 38 you kia and tahoe is 26 and then wintertorm warning until 11:00 a.m. for the sierra. today is about san francisco e con scored and south. -- concord and south 50ths and 60s. this is the best day to get the thinned over storms and hail e. after tomorrow, the hail starts to move south. we will get in to the warmer weather by the end of the week. >> steve, thank you. >>> the time is 5:43. the queen of england makes a historic address what she said as the prime minister of the uk is still in the hospital being treated for covid-19. >>> plus t bay area fabric stores teaching us how to make our own face mask. the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. abbvie. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep cus

the suspect was seen leaving in a gray kia soul. the car has damage on it. front fender the passenger door and look at the photos. if you have any information call san jose police . >>> cleanup efforts are underway in the south right now after devastating storms left at least 33 people dead. there were dozens of tornadoes. they ripped through several states beginning sunday evening hard hit again. the system also brought tornadoes to louisiana and georgia the wind knocked down buildings. >> the next thing i knew i was coming through and i was really scared. >> what were going to do is have a family meeting. obviously it's a total loss. >> some of the areas had flooding in mudslides with heavy rain moving through the region. the storm also knocked down trees and power lines like you see here more than 1 million people have no electricity. >>> the raiders reportedly are considering all kinds of options in case their las vegas stadium is not finished for the start of the nfl season. the las vegas review journal says the raiders are examining the possibilities o

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we may be not be as aware that microsoft owns linkedin or no kia instance so there's i think in modern society it would be difficult to find steps to big tech companies completely because they're integrated into some other products they might not even be aware of but i think we can do is look at the different practices of the different netscape's. i'll stop shouting. we can look at the different practices and see who is getting the calibration, maybe not perfectly but a little bit better and i use microsoft as an example because they've been quite progressive in trying to establish some sort of protections for users. when they had to comply with the gdp are in your they said before going to make data protections available for our users in the eu, we should make them available or microsoft users worldwide. so they created that option and very soon, over 2 million americans had signed up for those same data protections, more than in the past so i think this is something that i found out in my conversation with president brad smith who was responsible for this move, but there is an appeti

the suspect was leaving in a great kia soul. car has no visiblthe front fender and passenger door. >>> a van that served as a mobile food pantry and was stolen from a church has been found. it was taken last week. it was used to deliver free groceries to the community. today the church told us the van was found, dumped in oakland, full of paint cans and the catalytic converter had been cut out. the church says it will take some time and money to get it fixed. >>> we are honoring people who are making a positive difference during this outbreak. in the spotlight tonight, jennifer mcrae, of union city. here is a look at her holiday surprise. it may have been a stay-at-home easter sunday but she was determined to bring some cheer to her neighborhood, so she dressed up as the easter bunny. and she needed kids from her vintage ford mustang bring holiday cheer to families, following the rules, and remaining at home. >>> if you know someone was making a difference, you can nominate your local hero, email us the details along with some p

the suspect was seen leaving in a gray kia soul.he coal has some damage on it on the front fender and the passenger door. take a look at these photos. if you have any information call san jose police. >>> it's 5:49 am, the follow-up to a story we told you about yesterday on mornings on 2, a man that served as a mobile food pantry that was stolen from a san leandro church has been found. the man was taken last week from all saints episcopal church and the van was used to deliver free groceries to the community. it was found in oakland and dumped in damaged. the church says it will take some time and some money to get it fixed but they hope to again serve the community soon . >>> it is 5:49 am, the east bay congressman is out of intensive care. he's been in the hospital in washington d.c., treated for pneumonia for more than a month. his illness is not related to the coronavirus. he was out running, he fell down and fractured a rib. his sons think the intensive care staff and also said support from the community has been keeping the f

. >> reporter: you haven't ieen your kia month.must be hard. >> it isn't easy, everybody is making a sacrifice and this is mine. >> reporter: you are unique position because you survived the virus. you are on the front lines of treating people who have it. what advice do you for all the many people out there who are worried about getting it, ndwho are coping with it worried about their loved ones? >> i think that the most important ing i can say is take it one day at a time, right. realize that the majority of people that get this virus will be okay, but it ill be a hard-fought journey. just being hospitalized alone is traumatic. one to have the things which we're seeing is unexpected andy uncommon for mople is, when you get hospitalized with this, you're very munech alo it's hard for families who areus to advocating for their loved ones to not be able to hear about what is happeningwi them in the hospital. it's a one day at a time moment you have, address the problems in front of you and keep moving forward as best you can. >> rep

let's get some of the day's other news: south korean auto company hyundai, and its affiliate kia, saidments to curb the spread of the coronavirus outbreak. car—makers around the world have had to shut down factories, and vehicle sales are also plunging. xerox — the photocopierfirm — says its rapidly scaling up the production of inexpensive, disposable ventilators that could be used instead of hospital—grade ventilators which are now in short supply due to the coronavirus pandemic. its working with vortran medical, a small medical device manufacturer to scale up production and aims to make 150,000 to 200,000 devices a month byjune — with the goal of making as many as a million. samsung's profit rose 3% in the first quarter of this year — according to it's preliminary reading — which beat analysts forecasts. let's get more on this from karishma vaswani who's in our asia business hub in singapore. good news, talk us through it. you know, this is better than what analysis were expect thing, tim, so some positive signals coming from samsung. it is the well‘s biggest manufacturer of smartpho

said what we said the $17000000000.00 portion of kias reserved for a company screw be critical for national security and also will or companies fit into that all part of the president's trip so we're in the process of putting out guidance that part was really designed for national security companies that are either major suppliers to the department of defense or companies that have top secret clearance so this that national security provision was was very clear when we did that the president has asked me to work with the secretary of energy obviously the energy business is very important to us this has national security issues but different and we look forward to both looking at what existing capabilities we have and that will be something we may need to go back to congress and get additional funding similar to that airplane with your line below 0 or wouldn't you completely different situation i mean what you have with the airlines is you know we had a very very good airline industry because of the virus they basically shut down we have a situation now with the oil.

it is very upsetting, these numbers rival deaths in the vietnam and kia -- and korean war.cientifically, what we are experiencing is this is what it means to have a pandemic with 1% mortality. there was a time several weeks ago or month ago where people were debating if it is not so bad, 99% of the people recover, is not so much. this is what it means to have 1% mortality. it isa lot of people when a novel virus and there's no immunity in the community. it is difficult to stop transmission, and 1% is a large number of deaths. host: as somebody who studies public health and this virus, what are your questions? what do you want to know about covid-19 that you don't know tonight? guest: one thing i think we really need to find out is more about long-term immunity to the virus. with thery preoccupied crisis and the surge, and trying to stabilize our hospitals for what is coming. i think we are making progress, but if we think one step ahead, the big question lingering on everyone's mind, how does this in? what does it look like when we come out of our houses? until we have a va

reports from seoul say kia motors is suspending production at three plants in south korea.s demand for new cars. two of the factory -- slashes demand for new cars. virgin australia is in contact with the government of ministers , trying to ensure there is a competitive airline industry after the coronavirus. travelers are not expected to go overseas again for at least six months and virgin and qantas have grounded most of their fleets and laid off staff. the government pledged 450 million u.s. dollars to aviation so far to avert potential bankruptcy. next, the minneapolis fed president says the u.s. may face 18 months of rolling shutdowns. more from him, coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "daybreak asia. " top producers finally agree on a deal to restrict oil output. bilateral phone calls and opec lashallies agreed to s production. u.s. pressure forth the agreement. producers will cut nine point 7 million barrels of supply each day. the ecb is mourning the eurozone is likely to see a more severe coronavirus recession the rest of the world and may not recover un

money they could spend building hospitals and roads that would diffuse the energy that might lead to kians being built on their lawn. one of the things mass surveillance makes so much cheaper to separate the sheep from the goats, to figure out who it is that might start the guillotine building, it seems to have moved to the equilibrium about where you support welfare and start redistribute in, where the guard labor is cheaper than redistribution. if we move that so far along we are storing up all of this resentment debt, all these people who don't feel they have a stake in society. i was speaking at a conference and people kept talking about how natural it feels in dystopian stories that when the system starts to break down, people overrun civic infrastructure, set fire to everything. why would they do that? when you see that in prison riot movies that make sense. why would a prisoner burn down a prison? because the prison exists in an adversarial relationship to them. it is where they sleep and eat but it is because that is how they are controlled. they have no stake in the prison and t

we are still watching out for more earnings out of south korea including those of cosco and kia motorsing steady as we see the aussie dollar supported by the recovery we are seeing in commodity prices. kiwi stocks gain ground for a second session. the kiwi dollar also strengthening after we saw a rising crude prices fueling a bounce of dollar. it is the last working day before new zealand eases on its lockdown. u.s. features under pressure on the moment -- at the moment. a leading antiviral drug by gilead performed poorly in the first google test. -- clinical test. let's get more on what to expect from the markets. luke oliver is head of index investing at dws investment group. we have seen this massive volatility in oil prices. for the first time, crude going below zero on monday. rebounding at the moment. this has triggered masses -- massive volatility in oil etf's. what is the point of etf's if you see much volatility? what does the future hold for these exchange traded funds when it comes to the price of oil? sophie: -- luke: thank you for having me on. it has been interesting watc

are you kias 53. 55, sacramento and monterey. the system is routing and through.st coast trough there. it is sitting up until at least sunday when it will swing through. until then, i don't think we will see much in the way of any warmth. possibility of some rain sunday millie to the north. could be some drizzle, though, over the next couple of days as a couple of systems will keep us below average. the average to below on the temps. we will bottoming out on those temps sunday. a little warmer on monday. gasia and dave. >>> all right, state, thank you. the economy, impacting everybody. for college seniors, boy, it is we sell. why these new grads will taste the worst hiring season for jobs since the financial crisis of 2008. >>> the pandemic is causing thousands of bay area athletes the chance to compete. what it brought some student athletes to tears. >>> but first, we will tell you what the postal service is seeing a sudden jump in business during the pandemic. when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your

we can speak now to ken and kia who gave him the gift. there you are with the cushion.ut her very often. how did you come up with this clearly love the idea? because the photo was a glass framed one which he has on his wall, and he speaks at night to her, don't you? i take it to bed with me. and every morning and every night. it was lovely to see that reaction when you got the cushion aider. tell usa when you got the cushion aider. tell us a little bit about your late wife, what was she she was the most wonderful, caring wife anyone could have. she never did anything wrong in her life and, as a young man, iwasn't fairon her, i life and, as a young man, iwasn't fair on her, i used to go drinking with the boys, and leave her at home with the boys, and leave her at home with the boys, and leave her at home with the school children. when i say my prayers every night, i ask forgiveness for that. iam sure forgiveness for that. i am sure she did give you forgiveness. how long were you married? 71 years. that is a wonderful, what a wonderful thing to celebrate as well. it was i