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kies has had a stable job at the migration office and lived station for a little under a year now he came to germany 5 years ago and speaks german well that makes him a prime example of successful integration. back in afghanistan he had been in the military but he fled the country after receiving serious threats kies loves his new home but his residency status makes him worry his right to stay is only temporary so each year he has to reapply for extensions for his wife and 2 children. what happens when one year is up. what will happen to my children and my family. we can't go back to afghanistan i left everything behind to build a new future i wanted to live in safety but nevertheless we haven't truly arrived we can only wait. to germany be more open towards well integrated immigrants. question right on to you anna because you were saying we shouldn't make this distinction between actually the skilled on the one hand to contribute to the economy and the others who are often seen as a drag on the economy so what about a young man like he's a contribution to today's economy he's a cont

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ki ba. then she signed up with grubhub. >> the first day was $300. the second day was $400. oh my god, this is amazing. today it is $3,000. so that's why like, i'm in love with all the type of apps that we have. >> reporter: but all those orders are not free. what do you pay for grubhub? >> 20%. >> reporter: a lot of restaurants complain that commission is too high. they provide the food. you make the match. that worth 20% of what i pay for a meal? >> so we don't actually define our prices. we define a minimum. in most places, it's 10% to receive orders on grubhub. >> reporter: so they're choosing to pay that is your point? >> the restaurant's competition are choosing to bid up that average price for typical exposure. >> reporter: the best exposure on the app costs more, up to 30% for some restaurants. and the importance of that exposure has become evident even to places like the family corner diner in queens, new york, a neighborhood institution for more than 30 years. >> nobody wants to pick up phone anymore. >> reporter: owner george says grubhub deliveries now make up ab

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either and nasal and oral swab half of these ki are going to domestic will go international. local health officials will thenbe able to confirm cases themselves rather than sending samples to the cdc and waiting for the results to come back. and keep it to the on 4 we're going to costly update you on the situation with the corona virus on our website kron 4 dot com not only do we have the latest information for you that you can check between our broadcast we also have tips there on how to protect yourself just go to the corona virus ction under the news tab. >>new this morning. a new drug a it is a has a sobeng center its opening in the tenderloin districtin san francisco, le's take a look at where it's going to be along jones street. the mayor st made e announcement about this sobering center going to be for people who are expericing the effects of meth and other substances there will be 15 beds where ey can stay for up to 8 to 10 hours. and thy'll also options and houng services, the center opens this spring. on the peninsulabay area school district made history coming the

voted unanimously last chief ki years after she took the job. >>> an independent federal monitor and the oakland police commission said the chief had slipped backwards in her efforts to reform the department and oakland mayor libby shaf supported the decision to fire her. >> i do not regret chief kirkpatrick and there are many examples of ways she serveded our city extremely well over these three years, but i must respect the authority and role of our independent police commission. >> there are a series of other issues that have just contributed to losing its confidence. we just didn't think she was going to be the most effective chief in oakland. >> mayor shaf appointed kirkpatrick as police chief early in 2017. >>> acting police chief allison issued a statement saying in part we will work hard to achieve and maintain stability, continuing to focus on the public safety. . >>> time is now 4:04. for the second straight day there will be no classes at oakland's mcclimand's high school. there will be more tests this weekend. >> the sign at mcclymonds high school said closed. a e that is

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overhead offshore was making her beautiful side look at that fr timber on this evening, the lights ki of lighten up there the golden gate bridge lit up as wellnd rain out there to speak of as high pressure sits overhead so these temperatures running wl above the average ofsome places much as 13 degrees above normal how about 74 degrees in livermore concord 75 in santa rose today, 70 in san jose 68 degrees in oakland and 66 degrees in san francisco. all these numbe well above the average for this time of year we've been trying to bring some rain drops into the bay area usually this a very wet time this year it has not happened high pressures jt been too strong. here's our long-range forecast, we'lshow you the potential to maybe bring a chance some showers the bay area as we get the weekend right now that ridge just to strong that's going to keep hings nice and clear through tomorrow and probably wednesday, ybe a few high clouds on wednday then on thursday and friday things begin to change we start to see that ridge starts to break down a few more clouds bin then we get the weekend and

in this scene, the poor ki—woo and ki—jung prepare to bluff their way into the lives of a wealthy seoulwould seat all of those things, i would say the less you know about it, the better when you go to see it. it looks at class wars in korea but also works well on a global level. you mentioned the director, he made an interesting speech, reference quentin tarantino, martin scorsese as well. because the irishman of course did not actually do that well. what more did he have to say? in one of his many acceptance speeches he quoted martin scorsese, it is lovely to watch, it resulted in this massive standing ovation. he isa man in this massive standing ovation. he is a man who really adores cinema, he adores the craft and he really took time to make sure he applauded the people that help them get there like martin scorsese and quentin tarantino like martin scorsese and quentin tara ntino and like martin scorsese and quentin tarantino and sam mendes is as well. let listen to him saying that. when i was young and studying cinemark there was a saying i calve deep into my heart, —— studying cine

but throughout the week, wenv sw thattors remained unconvinced, downright scare about the ki of impact of the coronavirus could have if he does infected develop into a full epidemic, and what that means for the global economy. nada: investo seem to be mo swayed by what the fed said today. what did america's central banks say exactly? samira: the central bank, also in an effort to clam investor fears-- calm investor fears, released a stament this is quite unusual forederal reserve to release a statement that is not in line with its usual communications. fethral reserve, very short statement, just a few sentencesd butclear that the fundamentals in the u.s. economy remains strong, and if there is a more serious impact on the economy in this country, the federal reserveilstep in. taken that to mean that theyve are willing to cut interest rates -- that is, how much it costs to borrow money -- to try to help e u.s. economy. that is something you have been seeing in the way that markets nve been trading not only this country, but around the world, that they are pricing in this possibility of

went down 13%, twice the national decline. [ applause ] we also need to do more to reduce another kied ond of addiction. we know that 95% of smokers start the habit before age 21. and there's been an alarming rise in e-cigarette use among indiana's youth. in addition to raising the age to 21, we'll seek to increase the penalties for folks who sell tobacco and vaping products to underaged buyers. our message hasn't changed that if you peddle illegal substance to our kids, we're coming after you. [ applause ] we're also coming after high health care costs. that's why we'll establish in a database as a first step to improve information about hospital pricing and insurance reimbursement giving hoosiers more transparency to make better choices for themselves. we'll also require that providers give good faith cost estimates, five days before the care is provided. and we'll report in-network facilities to ensure their patients receive care at the network cost. because when you're injured or ill, the last thing you need is a surprise when you get your medical bill. [ applause ] i also want to

and brian was the one person who knew, like we got theiis, ki >> reporter: she admits it has been a strugglecan you tell me how you found that it was returning? >> i started feeling some very odd aches. i called my oncologist. >> reporter: were you shocked? >> i think yes and no. in the back of your head you are always suspecting that it's going to happen. but i had also convinced myself that i had beaten it. i was the true warrior. >> reporter: you said you slayed cancer on "good morning, america." >> the cancer slayer. yeah. it's a bitter pill to swallow in a lot of ways. i'm not going to lie. i think the first time around i found some really beautiful, positive way to look at it, and i felt very enlightened. this is a much more difficult one to deal with. i'm grappling. i haven't found my path. and my peace. >> reporter: but she's treating her cancer like she does everything in her life. she's fighting it. what have your treatments been like? >> it's basically a chemo pill you take 21 days on. and a blocker to prevent fractures. that's the biggest thing with cancer in the bones. it just s

. >> reporter: brazen grab and run thefts like this one at the lululemon store in berkeley have ki place in s thbay area. this santa rosa lululemon store was robbed 3 times in a row in just the last 4 months. >> it is disturbing to hear that. >> reporter: karen flood is with the union square business improvement district. >> it's not just opportunistic people stealing 1 or 2 items, but people are coming many and filling orders. >> reporter: she says retail margins are thin right now, and the thefts hit many retailers' bottom line. >> not to mention the morale in the stores, the officers there guarding the front door are as much to protect the victims in the store as the items walking out. >> reporter: and we're learning the thefts are highly organized. the state has launched 3 task forces within the past year to connect local retailers with law enforcement and help them connect the dots. >> we've connected cases all over the state, up and down the west coast, and across the united states. >> reporter: the highway patrol oversees a new retail crime task force based in san francisco. >> th

at least 40,000ed a ki ed addit people in china are affected. >>> a cruise line is announcing that a dozen more are infected aboard their ships, and now more on those people on the boat and the people under quarantine. >> reporter: overnight, the number of people on the diamond princess with the coronaviruss are doubling. >> we are not safe on this ship, and we need to be evacuated while some of us are still healthy. >> reporter: not everyone on board has been tested. >> the only test that we have received has been one thermometer check a week ago for 30 seconds. >> reporter: 75-year-old gay porter says that passengers are asked to take their own temperature three or four times a day. and now, rebecca frazier in the hospital for the third day said she did not show any symptoms before testing positive. >> they tested me and said that i had a little bit of temperature when i got here, but that is gone. >> reporter: the first american death is a 60-year-old in wuhan, and today, a huge test in china's biggest cities deserted for the last few weeks and many back to work after the extended

in honor of her and this year's centennial anniversary for women's suffrage, a unique event kis off todayyork city. newshour weekend's karla murthy has more. >> reporter: the park avenue armory was built in the late 1870s for the seventh regiment of the national guard. its reception rooms and drill hall served as a military facility and social club. today, the armory is dedicated to supporting unconventional works of art in this unique historical space. in honor of the 100th anniversary of the passing of the 19th amendment, which gave r some women tht to vote, the armory is hosting a two-pard event ca100 years, 100 women."ow >> we hat women artists exist in our world, in our city, and-- and having an opportunity to aing them together in-- in a large space felt like a special moment. >> reporter: along with ten other cultural institutions, the armory will commission 100 women artists whose work wl be showcased later this spring. >> we want to encourage people to bring their daughters, their mothers, their-- their husbands and sons, and to explore this question of, how far have we come-- or

iing such a big convenn will impact san jose and local businesses counting on a boost from those tech kis coming to town. there's a lot of information about the virus online. that includes a map showing the day by day spread starting in china and then making its way across the globe. see it at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new details in the case of a san francisco man attacked while collecting cans. dwayne grayson was arrested this morning. now they're still looking for a second man. he's in this video. it's a confrontation that went viral and led to community groups screaming for action. christie smith is is live at city hall with the latest details. >> well san francisco police tell us they did make that arrest. 20-year-old dwane grayson this morning without incident. they say he was part of that upsetting video and now they're looking for a second suspect. >> we don't tolerate this here in our city. >> he's referencing a viral video where the bay view trt where an older asian man collecting recycle iing is bein taunted and attacked. hateful language was u used. this morning, police arrested dwa

>>in miami arah stins kron 4 news ki of get the impression sarah's enyi the experience in miami. the hope we're taking a live look right now from our sutro cam overlooking downtown san francisco goldin buildings out there, from the window that that almost looks a little like right up against the water, butthat's not this game that no one there there get ready to go there said not the saucer out there enjoying the a. >>going to be a game and it's going to be some greaweather out there here in the ay area entirely different will see a jor change in our weather but they are looking at 70 egrees, plenty of sunshine, warm temperatures just a bit of a north ind about 10 to 13 miles per hours that may be a minor factor in the game, but overall just fantastic weather outside we are looking atsome glorious weather here the bexar is evening, what a day we had today spring-like temperatures outside all that sunshine numbers warming up in the 60's and the 70's high-presre home on right got a major cold front off the coastline. i don't think it's reason rain but it's going to a drastic change

well a shocking confession out of the east bay a 18 year-old man stabbed and kied his mother he's now in jail. kron for's dan thorn h reaction fr neighbors. concord police arrested 18 year-old who says he killed his mother the victim elizabeth barry was found stabbed to death at this aptment along treat boulevard wednesday night her son harrison mercy a has been charged with r murder. i was shocked. >>still >>can still shock specily can i know what happened. chris rodriguez ves in runs small day care next door. >>she sa the victim was friendly and quiet. she was also unaware that her 18 year-old son wastaying with her when we got home. >>we saw that a gentlemawas then all of a sudden we and police. >>in their car when police arrived on scene wednesday night they found mercy a waiting for them outside. police say he called them aroud 9 o'clock and told them at he did the lights remaining on at the empty apartment thursday night other neighbors were not comfortable speaking with us about what happened we didn't hear anything. was always quiet. it's just sad, reporting in concord dan tho

and this isn't 2008.we ain a net calling for a different ki of leadership. >> do believe we're a party at risk if we should nominate someone who's never held a higher office than the mayor of south bend, indiana. >> stewart: the biden campaign also released an ad comparing the former vice president's record in national office to what it claimed were the accomplishments of former mayor buttigieg in south bend indiana. >> joe biden helped save the auto industry, which revitalized the economy of the midwest. pete buttigieg revitalized the sidewalks of downtown south bend by laying out decorative brick. >> stewart: buttigieg called it a "typical political attack." >> communities, whether they're my size or rural communities or even neighborhoods in biggest cities, that feel completely left behind are mafrustrated with bein a punch line by washington politicians. >> stewart: senator bernie nders-- who shared a win in the iowa caucuses with buttigieg-- also criticized buttigieg again for accepting campaign contributions from billionaires. >> last count he has abou billionaires who are contri

are pected to come out and honor the nba legend his daughter and also the 7 other victims who were kiedn last month's licopter crash fochamber has the latest. >>the lakers haveconfirmed what many already expected a memorial service for kobe bryant anhis daughter gianna will be held at staples center on february 24th at 10:00am. and it's going to be once in a lifetime so might as well be that a call he was very inspirational and i would like to sehim celebrate his life big fan. so of course who wouldn't want to be in there and ju be pa of it with the energy that heroughtto the community is amazing and this is another matter respect of the 20,000 or so seats here at staples many will go to lby's family. >>his friends other celebrities, an nba players. but a limited number of tickets will be made available to the public which has until monday night to register at ticktmaster and then you'll use the code that they give you at that time to buy your tickets on wednesdamorning. those tickets will cost $24.2 or $224 with proceeds going to the mamba and mamba see to orts foundation that would be

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expanding their criteria for who should get tested and when so e cdc will be sending 200 more testing ki to california. they'realso sending 10 officials to help out with that testing. governor gavin newsome says that the state will become better prepared to fight the potentiatbreak is not just the lack of test kits his likeability utilize. >>those tax cuts now we'll be able to utilize em and we will be the recipient of an exponential irease in new test kits and then more tting locations will be made avlable. gornor newsome also added that the state ll continue to work with the patients who are possibly at risk. >>we'll take a lo at your screen right now these are se of the symptoms and simple steps actually that you can take to stop the spread of the coronavirus you need to wash your hands make sure you wash ur hands for at least 20 seconds or say your abc's that's why ways to aoid touching your eyes, your nose andyour mouth with unwashed hands. >>and make sure you know if you're ughing cover your cough cover your sneze with a tissue and then throw that tissue away. >>and make sure you s

i think a lot of people have se kis nd of mmjob impossible. >> to have public statements and tweets madebout the department, about our people in the department, make it impossible for me to do my job. >> are you making his job impossible? >> yeah, i do make his job harder, i do agree with that. i think that's true. he's a very straight shooter. we have a great attorney general and he's working very hard. >> reporter: the president said he hasn't actually intervened in any of these cases, but he insisted he could if he wanted to. >> i'm allowed to be totally involved. i'm actually, i guess, the chief law enforcement officer of the country. >> all right, so, let's get to jonathan karl, live at the white house tonight. and jon, president trump's long-time friend, roger stone, will be sentenced on thursday. and the president was asked today sked that before, but when he was asked today, he said he hasn't given any thought to pardoning stone. but even as he said that, he said stone has been treated unfairly, and it sure sounds like a pardon for stone is a real possibility. david? >> all right

john and i disagreed at times which kis --which is commonplacs always served his country faithfully.have a responsibility to reject baseless attacks on him. i want to point out to the audience. it's an interesting turn that john does there. he acknowledged he had disagreements with kelly, but he refers to those who disagree with john kelly. see the cute little turn he makes there? this is the b.s. and nonsense from the deep state and the perm' in the bureaucracy that i hate. they play word games as if everybody is an idiot. that's monstrous, a defense of john kelly operating in a faithless way for the president he served. >> 63 million americans voted for the president. he sets foreign policy. not a bunch of career bureaucrats, not even military. they have to take an oath of office to say they defend the constitution and they work for the president. what he does set policy they should not go around his back and try to sabotage which is what the national security council did. lou: robert o'brien is standing up for this president, working hard. the president's tweet on kelly, if we can

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. >> looking at the democratic primary debate with mayor bloomberg ki a debut on the stage.kets all looking to open lower after hitting all-time highs yesterday. >>> eu leaders will hold talks over the budget for the next seven years with the german chancellor calling them, quote, difficult discussions. pitting the frugle four against countries keen on spending, portugal, spain and greece sylvia sat down and asked what the prime concern should be for this upcoming budget >> the top priority will be the climate change we have already announced that 25% of our expenditures. this is only 90% only 6.8 per is the administrative costs i think it is a very low share compared to the world budget very competitive number one is the digitalization the issue to invest more in our external relations >> when i looked at the latest proposal from the european council, i noticed there is a massive increase when it comes to european defense. couldn't this actually hurt u.s. and eu relations given that president trump has often said the eu is not spending enough in nato and now they are invest

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and it's pretty kis -- it's prey despicable to say this. he went on to say united states of america is not a fool's paradise, it's a fool's ask cup. if he loves socialism so much, why doesn't ping floyd make tickets free for his concert or donate proceeds to bernie's campaign. practice what you preach. maybe there will be a loophole in bernie's utopia for entertainers and musicians. this pink floyd singer is falling in line with the group think. remember that hold star who once said this to his 11-year-old daughter. >> you better be ready friday to meet with me so i can let you know how rude you are. you are a rude, thoughtless little pig. trish: he considered himself the morality police on "saturday night live." we are talking about alec baldwin. he's using the hitler comparison for president trump. writing on twitter, it's official, the american government as lawless as dictators we headed in world war ii. you wonder how they took over in the aftermath of world war ii. their sniffling lack of courage. how can someone who lost a loved one

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. >> >> cheryl and paul ma less ki, without symptoms were concerned about sharing the plane with thosebeing infected. >> they were put in an area towards the back of the plane and -- but they were kind of like wrapped in plastic. you had to walk past there to go to the bathroom. our food was in the back of the plane. >> the couple are in 14-day quarantine at a base in texas. one public health expert believes the state department bungled this. >> i think even if you keep passengers separated in a tarp, it is not an airtight biolab state environment in terms of segregating the air and all of the potential exposures. it would have been more prudent to completely keep them on separate planes or fly them back separately at a later date. >> 18 of the more than 30 confirmed coronavirus patients in the u.s. are from that diamond princess voyage, which experts say has been nothing short of disastrous. >> i think the ship was just the perfect petri dish for spreading of the virus. passengers were also in inner cabins sharing the same ventilation as people on the rest of the ship even though they

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ki half of those guys are elected officials, they don't want to run with bernie on top of the ticketthey take it away from him, and either way, heads we win, tales they lose. >> laura: congressman clyburn is incredibly popular, significant figure in this state for all the reasons we've discussed before on this show. he soaping his endorsement will get biden the momentum going all the way to texas is what he said. >> we're trying to create a surge here. 14 states voting next tuesday and we would like to see him go into those 14 states, a big boat out of south carolina, it would signal to the people of texas that joe biden is in fact surging. >> laura: jim clyburn doesn't even seem excited about biden and he is the biggest endorsee that he has.rn >> my big question is why is an congressman clyburn here? why isn't he here to speak on behalf of him? why are there local officials and hollywood movie stars there to try to pump up the crowd because joe biden is not really pumping up the crowd. why isn't he down there stumping for the guy who he thinks is the future of the democratic party?

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>> reporter: season three of american idol kis back and biggr than ever. lionel richie, katy perry and luke bryan return and tell me how much it means. >> this is not just a job. this i like a passion and we felt it. this is where we get to take all of what we've learned and give these kids some shortcuts. >> reporter: the contenders include doug, a garbage man with no vocal training. ♪ >> reporter: a man from kansas. ♪ >> reporter: and jess sam from harlan. >> a lot of times we have to point out to them, you're the star. >> and kind of like be the first people to ever say that they are enough. >> it baffles me that some of these kids will come in so raw, beautifully talented and no one has ever told them their stars. >> their confidence is starting to rise. >> i came in as dad. i didn't realize that. but i found out so many of them never had that experience. >> what have you learned about yourself. >> come back and practice what we preach. >> it reminds me to, look, there was no music business first. it was always the music. >> reporter: for good morning,

a slolg slogan no trading no ki is being used by the chinese government to try to persuade people noty these products. in a recent poll at the end of the january, 97% of people were strongly against wild animal consumption. there is a ground well in china. enough is enough. a small minority of people have indulged in this. but obviously it's a huge activity. we need to know that the strip malls, with that massive support of that, we can use that chain to reinforce that. >> right. i've heard a few people, citizens say we just don't have enough information on what's at danger, what's at risk, what shouldn't be consumed. in the past, china hasn't been that open with information. but you're seeing it change now. even young people don't want certain animals killed for consumption. >> absolutely. so, in recent years, pangolins for example, people posted a picture of someone eating it. there were like 7 million hits on social media. and he lost his job as a result of it. in wuhan this is where this consumption is focused. but many places like this, this is no longer going on. obviously, we'v

there are places where i think it still does slightly overwhelm, or ki-- kind of dwarf the actors, ande. but it's been a fascinating-- toolkit to play with. >> shereen pimentel: it is off stage. >> whitaker: isaac powell and shereen pimentel play the doomed lovers, tony and maria. they took us to what they call a secret set. four flights up above the stage, out of sight of the audience. >> pimentel: they have a camera set up right here in what was once a dressing room, now is maria's bedroom... there's a camera set up in the bedroom. >> whitaker: so in the play-- >> pimentel: yes. >> whitaker: you will be running up and down the stairs to come to your room? >> pimentel: yep. >> whitaker: so is this a theater, or a movie set? >> isaac powell: why does it have to be either? >> pimentel: exactly. >> powell: it's both. >> pimentel: it's-- it's happening in real time. >> whitaker: seamlessly? >> powell: sometimes. of course there are bound to be bumps, and-- and kinks that need to be ironed out. >> van hove: i saw him now into his frame. >> whitaker: we saw some of those kinks- the first ti