thank you very much um peter grant an economist and professor of full financial markets frankfurt university joining us from frankfurt. the refugee crisis is without doubt the most contentious problem in european politics at the moment it's putting previously unknown strain on germany's coalition government so the report on broader migration trends published today by the organization for economic co-operation and development comes right on cue. says asylum applications to o.e.c.d. countries fell by twenty five percent last year from the record high of one point six four million a year earlier applications to e.u. member states nearly hoft the study also looks at the impact that migration as on the economies of the receiving countries i asked the o.e.c.d. told us leverage to help compile the report what the most important findings are. all reported to we analyze among other things the migration flows to all we see countries and we observe a record high in two thousand and sixteen but a significant decline in two thousand and seventeen and in both cases actually germany was a driving force amo

a current bbc drama starring hugh grant as thorpe, has renewed interest in the case. safe journey, peter i wish you a happy life. and then i wish norman scott to be killed. but what is fiction and what is fact? this weekend, a new bbc documentary will make fresh revelations about thorpe. it's based on a panorama film made at the time of the trial in 1979, which has never been broadcast until now. it couldn't be shown because we had evidence ofjeremy thorpe‘s guilt. of course, he was found not guilty, so the documentary couldn't be shown and furthermore i was ordered to destroy it by the director—general of the bbc. i declined that offer, i kept it as a tape, i converted it to disc. my dog tried to eat the disc, but i still managed to save it and that's what's running tomorrow night. the documentary will look at the role of andrew newton, portrayed here in the bbc drama. he's the man who has admitted shooting norman scott's dog... your turn. ..before his gun jammed as he tried to shoot scott. newton says he was paid to do it. in 2015, gwent police began looking into the case again after f

grant experienced same sort of thing, as a subordinate commander in the western peter and later as general in chief in 1864 and 1865. for much of his career out west until the middle of 1863, grant had to wrestle with the presence of john mclaren and who liked to write about many shortcomings, and of course his own great virtues. could not even choose the men he would want to have as head of the army of the cumberland. he was given command of the forces of the western theater in 1863. he said you can have one or two people. rosencrantz, or you can replace him with george henry thomas. grant did not enjoy warm relationships with either man, and rosencrantz and done a great deal to subvert grant during his time as a subordinate. thomas and grant had no chemistry either but no chemistry either. , i will giveot say you a job and you do it with who you want to do with it. you pick. he said you do it would this guy or this guy. brent could complain, you give me a job to do and you restrict the tools to a composting cast, alsof course grant could complain in 1864 that major parts of his campaigns

(grant) that was peter dauts reporting. caught-- the suspect faces misdemeanor petty theft or commercial burglary charges. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki. coming up new tonight at six. there are reports the trump adminstration is considering a detention camp in concord that could house 47-thousand immigrants. we have details - and reaction.(pam) then - we are tracking high temperatures and high fire danger. flames have already broken out in two spots today - and the weather is getting even hotter. plus - pride weekend kicking off in san francisco. kron4 news at six is next. kron4 news at six is next. (pam) tonight at 6. a heat wave is already kicking in in the bay area .... with temperatures expected to exceed 100- degrees tomorrow in some areas. a red flag warning has been issued for the north bay and east bay hills. the hot weather coinciding with race weekend up in sonoma ... with the toyota 'save mart - 350'. and o

a current bbc drama starring hugh grant as thorpe has renewed interest in the case. safe journey, petersh you a happy life. and then i wish norman scott to be killed. but what is fiction and what is fact? this weekend, a new bbc documentary will make fresh revelations about thorpe. it's based on a panorama film made at the time of the trial in 1979, which has never been broadcast until now. it couldn't be shown because we had evidence ofjeremy thorpe‘s guilt. and, of course, he was found not guilty. so the documentary couldn't be shown and, furthermore, i was ordered to destroy it by the director—general of the bbc. i declined that offer. i kept it as a tape. i converted it to disc. my dog tried to eat the disc but i still managed to save it, and that's what's running tomorrow night. the documentary will look at the role of andrew newton, portrayed here in the bbc drama. he's the man who has admitted shooting norman scott's dog... your turn. ..before his gun jammed as he tried to shoot scott. newton said he was paid to do it. in 2015, gwent police began looking into the case again after

peter shop. stay with us on the news hour still ahead location enabled a u.k. court grants a temporary. the company's whole behavior will these argentina. get an hour's time well santa will have the latest from the last one world cup match with.

peter. >> good evening, shannon. the latest results that we have from the secretary of state, granted, there are only aer s nu of precinctsorting right now. but they show that gavin newsom, the progress of lieutenant governor of california, and first place with 34.1%. john cox, republican businessmen, and the runner-up spot, 27.1 right now. followed by travis allen, republican at 12.5%. remember, in this jungle primary, whoever is in first place and whoever is in second place at the end of tonight winds up moving on to the midterm election in november. it is apparently going to take a , very long time to get results for many of these very competitive house races in orange county particularly. we've been watching and so far, many of them are showing the earl resultshat they got from mails and ballots or early ballots. so we are not going to know yet how big of a problem democrats might have, as we've been talking about for the last couple of days. it's possible and a couple of places in orange county, southern california, democrats won't come in first place or second place, and districts, that makes it impossible for them

peter: well, from your story again, cory bennett, if you could help unpack this, a politico review of 185 tech start-ups with chinese investors found just over 5% had received government contracts, loans, or grants, ranging from a few thousand dollars to several million dollars. often the contracts simply involved research, renewable energy for the energy department, electronics, and communications equipment for the pentagon, space technology for nasa. others ordered lab equipment for the commerce department or machine tools for the military. let's go back to that 5% of these tech start-ups getting u.s. government support. cory: yeah. that was one of the seeds of this project was the thought that potentially the u.s. government was giving out contracts to technology companies that had chinese money behind them. because everyone told us that would raise significant concerns. as you can tell from that passage, we didn't necessarily find a smoking gun of that nature but we did find that there were companies that had had u.s. government contracts, even if it was not necessarily at the time that they were receiving money from chinese investors but it does raise the specter that there is some cross po

peter a refusal to give him access to whistleblower complaints and senate republicans are demanding an investigation into a taxpayer-funded global warming advocacy, senators ted cruz, rand paul, james lankford and jim inhofe in, several grants federal law claiming they funded projects with the intent of influencing people's political positions, they say the actions are, quote, not science, propagandizing. the american dream is coming to miami, florida officials approving plans for the largest mall in america that will have a waterslide and ski slope and submarine that dived into an aquarium. american dream miami will cost $4 billion, create 25,000 jobs and attract 30 million visitors a year. no date has been set for its grand opening. that will be fine. the time is 25 minutes after the top of the hour democrats want to let violent criminals like ms 13 back on the streets. or next guest, former ice age and calling it catch and release proposal, how liberals are sugarcoating the wording of the bill and susan rice has some explaining to do, the new bombshell that may turn the tables and the russia probe. ♪ you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid tr

journal" "wall street journal," doj granted report blasts comey and agents but finds no bias and conclusion. >> the end result was wrong. there was total bias. you look at peter about me, when you look at comey, i guess it's interesting, a pretty good report. and then i say that the ig blew it at the very end with that statement because when you read theou report, it was almost like comey. he goes point after point about how guilty hillary is and then he said, but we are not going to do anything about it. the report, the ig report, was a show. i thought that one sentence of conclusion was ridiculous. >> apparently the lovebirds talking about "we will stop it." >> they said they will stop me. in the meantime, the economy hit an all-time high this morning. never been better. jobless rate, the best in 44 years, just came out. >> judge jeanine: joining ring out, attorney and author david limbaugh. gopac chairman david avella, and doug schoen. i will start with you, doug. you are the democrat. what you want to give the president credit for this week? >> you have to give him credit for stopping the nuclear arms race in korea. i think you have to give him credit for

peter, the supreme court upheld president trump's travel ban. what's the main take away. >> this is three-point oh, third version and this is a win for the white house. federal immigration law grantsted states. it goes on to say he lawfully executed that based on his findings following a world wide agency review the entry would be detrimental to the national interest. you hear the reference to the multi agency review. you remember homeland security and others put together some information they needed to get from countries who wanted folks to be able to come to the u.s. if they weren't willing to provide that information or were unable they go on to talk about the president has the power to know who they are to keep them from coming into the u.s. after the presidency, whether those to be factored in and the majority said no. they said were not saying we endorse those or don't endorse them but were basically saying the proclamation is expressly premised on legitimate purposes preventing entry of nationals who cannot be adequately vetted. it says nothing about religion and goes on to say if it's supposed to be a muslim ban is not very effective because it ffects a percent of the wod'