that is descendants of kim il sung. quite few of them around, john. >> one of the military leaders could decide it's time for a new regime, new family, new blood line, who knows. all this is speculation at this point. so far, one thing we do know at least according to the south koreans, no unusual military activity. no unusual activity, period, within north korea. from your experience, what would you be looking for as the first sign that there has been some kind of upheaval? >> i think upheavals are very difficult to know. interestingly, you mentioned border area. certainly, chinese have a lot of troops there. if there is any changes in their readiness, that's a sign. now, for me, of course, when i was in the government, we used to hear lot of these rumors. each time this happened, we would, of course, be on alert ourselves. watch for any signs. so, again, we should look for any signs coming from u.s. forces in korea. what kind of informations are being sent -- shared between americans and south koreans? all those will

sung, thank you so much for joining us.ou say that you're looking for 500 people to perform this contract tracing full-time. what does that entail? >> contact tracing is not something new. this is really centuries old public health technique. it's used to track down people who have been infected, making sure they're getting the proper care and making sure that people who are exposed will be put into quarantine. and that's one of the tools that we use to suppress the transmission of the coronavirus. >> dr. sung, is there any reason to believe that the current system of interviews, which relies on the human mind and experience is -- can be that greatly improved electronically, with all the things we know can go wrong with electronics? they're fallible? >> well, there's certainly a lot of promise and let me just explain that partners in health is a nonprofit. we do global health and work with countries all over the world. we were asked by governor baker to come aboard. one of the interesting things about the froproject and wha

certainly everyone thinks you have to have the blood of kim il-sung, the founder, to be a successor.ut there are others who carry kim il-sung's blood, including kim jong-un's uncle as well as others. so we don't know yet. but what is sure is that they have to have the strong support of the military. and the current leaders in the military are very strong in running the country and so we need to watch that development as well, who comes out on top on the military side. >> joseph yun, thank you very much. jim, again, great job breaking this important story. >> thank you. we're going to stay on top of it. the story here at home, the coronavirus crisis ravaging the oil industry, sending prices, a rarity, into negative territory. the impact of this historic drop coming up. ♪ i'm jo ann jenkins with aarp. the coronavirus continues to affect us all, and we are here, actively supporting you and your community. every day, we're providing trusted information from top health experts...sharing tools to help protect families from fraud... and creating resources to support family caregivers everyw

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. ♪ i get my mail in tennessee, my wife, my kids and me ♪ >> reporter: his tune's have been sung by betteer: johnny cash. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and bonnie raitt. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: last year raitt sang that classic song with him at the americana annual honors. ♪ to believe in this ribbon is just a hard way to go ♪ >> reporter: prine grew up outside of chicago. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: after a stint in the army, he became amas he del letters. he was just 23 when a glowing review from film critic roger ebert launched his career in 1970. >> from that day on, i didn't have an empty seat. >> reporter: prine survived cancer twice. when i interviewed the singer song writer in 2018 for cbs sunday morning, heed just released his first album of new songs in 13 years. >>> are you enjing this resurgence? >> it took some of them 45 years to get the joke. some people are getting it now. i'm still around to reap the benefits. ♪ sometimes my old heart is like a washing machine ♪ >> reporter: he celebrated the release with a sold-out show at radio city music hall. >> god is my witness, i'm getting back into show busines

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know didn't happen kim jong un didn't attend the 108th birthday anniversary of his grandfather kim il sung on april 15th normally he would go to that he had every time previously since he was leader of north korea back in 2011 so that's important the other thing that we need to look at is the source of the information that we have here there are anonymous sources within north korea actually i should say one single source the web site. daily and kay reported initially from multiple sources that kim jong un had had surgery and the recovery was difficult and then another anonymous source in c.n.n. said that he had been incapacitated that it was a little bit more serious it's unclear whether those came from 2 different sources inside of north korea and we do need to question the timing as kim jong un was said to have this surgery on april 12th whereas north korean media reportedly said he was observing some air force exercises on that day so it's unclear really what the situation is now especially when you have these denials from the south korean government about any sort of change in north ko

he is ill or even dead after he failed to attend birthday celebrations for his grandfather kim il sung on april 15th the ceremony honoring the now deceased founder of the north korean state is the country's most important annual event. according to a network of north korean defectors kim has undergone cardiovascular surgery on the 36 year old is reportedly in poor physical shape due to obesity and heavy smoking. but the south korean government says that rumors surrounding the dictator's health cannot be confirmed. our government has enough information gathering capability confidently that there's nothing unusual to. tweak. officials in seoul do not rule out that kim is ill but north korea experts say it's hard to extract verifiable information from the secretive dictatorship all this stuff because you're a rustic should be taking these the message grain of salt because it's got always been difficult amal impossible to get any seen. speculation that kim is dead has also been undermined by recent satellite images of the dictator's personal train in one sun kim owns a personal retreat in

up sung unsung heroes. >> that's going to do it for us. lester holt joins us next. we will see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, over 16,000 new dead across america. new york alone with more cases than any country in the world. the state again reporting its deadliest day, nearly 800 lives lost in 24 hours but tonight, there are hopeful new signs that the pandemic is slowing despite growing hot spots in states like illinois, michigan and colorado the new restrictions los angeles set to close parks and guard them with police this easter weekend. should other cities do the same >>> the staggering toll inside america's nursing homes as families are forced to stay away. >> i just want to sit with her and just be with her and just make sure she knows how much we have loved her. >> at just one home in virginia, 39 residents have died >>> another 6.6 million americans filing for unemployment, an unprecedented 17 million jobs lost in three weeks. where is the relief? >>> the new reporting when you may get that check from the government. >>> on the front lines, the exhausti

i had never sung, or saying in hebrew or arabic. that was new. and very hard. but i hope that i did it justice for everyone listening. sg peally in such a time ofle out fear. i cannot think of a better time to have a song that is daring you to love instead. so for the show, we did something kind of cool. we are all in isolation, obviously. and everybody is kind of in their own territory. all of the artists that i got to sing "i dare you" with. so we got together and we each submitted are videos of us singing and we put together a collage just for the show. thank you so much for all of the artists out there that are just trying to keep people happy and home right now. and be a healthy distract him for all of us. and also think you and shout out to all of the artists that work with me on this. and we hope you enjoy this little thing we put together in isolation. ♪ ♪ there is a wolf that prays ♪ on a world that strays so far from the garden ♪ ♪ -- [vocalizing in foreign language] ♪ ♪ [vocalizing in foreign language] ♪ i dare you to love ♪ -- [vocalizing in foreign

it's known as s sukiyaki and wa sung by sakomoto kyu. it has a message off hope and i putting smiles on peoples faces. ♪ >> reporter: the video p projec "sing for hope" featutures peop from all walks of life. it's the brainchild of one of the leading theater directors in japan. in 2019 he was diagnosed witith prostate cancer. during treatment hee sayss musi helped himim carry on. >> the song made me tears, the song gives me courage. at a time i learned a song had great power and can change peoples heart. >> reporter: miyamoto started the project to deliver hope through music. to health care workers on the front line as well as anyone feelingg lonely and depressed during self-isolation. more than 600 videos were submitted within four days. one of the singers is nursing home manager kano ryota. at work kano feels its his responsibility to protect the responsibility to protect the residents from the virus. >> translatotor: if staff stop smilingg or look exhausted the elderl and peoeople with disabilities can s sse theirir anxiety, too. i wa

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mark robinson has sung in clubs across the city. he said today's performance was different. >> i've had in weird gigs. but playing to an empty union square, it's right up there. i think for this, you're gonna feel that there are people out there. and i can kind of use my imagination for that. >> former mayor, willy brown, who used to hit all the right notes as a politician did his best with the old standard today. the sing-along was initiated by the city's chief of protocol. >> head to kpix.com to see all of our reporting. and for more good news? >> from that quintessential moment today of the gatherings around "i left my heart in san francisco.". here's another one. take a look at the top of the transamerica tower right now. if you hadn't heard yet, that light on the top of the tower is not always lit. it was lit a couple weeks ago, specifically to honor healthcare workers. and the scene tonight with the fog coming in right now, just surrounding the tower. it's just beautiful. and it's also wielths a hin for what's coming tomorrow.

johnson says so far he's sung "you're welcome" a total of 1,927 times to his daughter tiana, but who's counting? we continue to celebrate bay area graduates going without an official ceremony this year. this morning in our great grads segment, a congratulations to these 12 high school students. and these 12 middle school students are heading to their next chapter in life. you all did it, we love to see it. share selfies of your graduates with us. you might see them on tv. you can find me and marcus on facebook. have a great day, everybody. >> you too, laura. made you smile, right? >>> starting wednesday, if you watch nbc bay area with an over-the-air antenna, you need to rescan your tv before wednesday at 1:00 p.m. to continue watching us. go into your tv settings, pick rescan under "options." we have more information on nbcbayarea.com/rescan if you want to find out more information on that. >>> coming up for you, some jobs are essential. many people are still going to work. should they get hazard pay? our consumer investigator chris chmura has those answers for us, next. >>> and right

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mark robinson has sung in clubs all across town but says today's performance was one for the books. >i've had some weird gigs but playing to an empty union square is right up there. i think for this, you know, you're going to feel that there are people out in and i can kind of use my imagination for that. a small but appropriately spaced crowd did form outside the fairmont hotel as its general manager led a sing along next to the statue of tony bennett. and former mayor, willie brown who used to hit the right notes as a politician did his best with the old standard. ♪ my love waits there >> it doesn't sound quite right at union square either. this place would normally be teaming with tourists but now some of the most famous stores in the world sit quiet and empty. it's a bit unnerving and that's what today's song break was all about. >> the idea is to lift all of our spirits in this very challenging and uncertain time. and for people to be reminded that san francisco is really an incredible and special place. >> and while it's true that the vibrancy of the city by the bay may be under

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the first time it's sung publicly at the fairmont hotel back in 1961 where a statue of mr. sits. high on the hill. >>> up next, looking to welcome visitors back. city leaders debate reopening tahoe for the summer season. >>> the coronavirus proved too much for a well-known bay area bakery's latest store. tartine has decided to close the berkeley cafe. this is less than a year in business. packed with customers. the owners say business dropped off too much after shelter at home orders went into effect. it wasn't happening. the small cafe inside the graduate berkeley hotel was tartine's first venturing out. the other stores in san francisco are all still open. >>> the city of south lake tahoe grappling with when is the right time to reopen. they have a shelter in order in place. the city sees much of its revenue from tourism. the question, of course, facing businesses there, when is it safe? it's looking at ways to responsibly reopen. they have formed two task forces to help businesses get back up on their feet. rob joining us with pictures of tahoe. a beautiful picture of ro

the governor added they are the up sung unsung heroes. >> that's going to do it for us.ter holt joins us next. we will see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, over 16,000 new dead across america. new york alone with more cases than any country in the world. the state again reporting its deadliest day, nearly 800 lives lost in 24 hours but tonight, there are hopeful new signs that the pandemic is slowing despite growing hot spots in states like illinois, michigan and colorado the new restrictions los angeles set to close parks and guard them with police this easter weekend. should other cities do the same >>> the staggering toll inside america's nursing homes as families are forced to stay away. >> i just want to sit with her

for sure so we've had obviously a great impact on the people who have sung in the chorus as you mentioned in terms of what they have taken from their experiences but they also go out into their communities and really have an influence on their families sometimes on their teachers and their friends and their neighborhoods in really creating a sense that people don't have to be at odds just because they're different. and that may sound really obvious but it's not and in practice it's really the opposite unfortunately in many in many parts and times in jerusalem people just think all the because you're different therefore i must be existentially threatened by you. and so we really create not just inside the chorus but in jerusalem and then through our performances all of the world this opportunity to see that things can be different and through music through really getting to people's hearts and past sort of the cynicism but really straight to the core that things could be different and that all of us actually have the power to be part of that change well we wish you well thank you for joini

april when he did not attend a commemoration ceremony for the 108th birtay of his grandfather kim il sung. contuing coverage of the global pandemic and all of the day's p news, visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: one challenge facing hospitals during the pandemic: deciding which patients have to wait for medical procures they've been counting on to change their lives for the better. tnow, as restrictions bego loosen, some hospitals say they will begin rescheduling elective surgeries. but, as newshour weekend's christopher bookep rts, an elective procedure doesn't mean that it is not a critical one. and postponement for some could a matter of life and death. >> reporter: 27 year-ol smelissa sillrted worrying about covid-19 long before the u.s. had any known cases. >> i was watching the trends ing what wasng on in countries like italy, and i was very nervous. >> reporter: as someone with a weakened immune system, siller knew contracting the virus cld be devastating. she was once a college tennis player, but three years ago she was diagnosed with ehlers-danlos syndrome. oit's a groupgene

equivalent to 195000000 full time workers well i'm delighted to say we have via skype from geneva sunghelmly he's the director of employment. the department at the ilo sang we're living through extraordinary times aren't we and i'm guessing our best estimates as to how deep job losses will be huge in the crisis is obviously going to keep changing what's your prediction then in terms of the actual job losses and how difficult is it to compare this pandemic to past events. i think this is very uncertain and also it's very hard to predict what's going to happen over the course of this year. actually about it 2 weeks ago we actually made a prediction about around 25000000 job losses actually by the end of this year and at the time there was the opposition is based on the our over a. prediction about the g.d.p. and also the password direction of these pandemic and also how the employment will be sensitive to this economic shock so the whole these are some so we made a 40 hour initial actually prediction turn us to be rather optimistic so that u.d.p. is moving fast and also the pandemic cris

you just mentioned that kim jong un skipped the anniversary of his grandfather's birth that's kim il sung on april 15th that's so important in north korea because the kim dynasty must be maintained and that made inside the dynasty is what kim jong un largely uses to legitimize his power so skipping that is a major thing that we need to look at we also need to look at the source here the source is what's called daily n.k. it's a web site here in south korea a media outlet that supported by a number of n.g.o.s and generally run by defectors that rely on sources inside north korea making phone calls using clandestine cell phones making phone calls to sources inside of china in that nation filtering back to daily in case it's been painted even by the south korean government as somehow somewhat unreliable hence the south korean government today is in denial of those reports and on the dalian kay website later today they changed their reporting on this to say that it was really one source within north korea on which they were relying for this information about kim jong un's suppose it ill healt

we are able to cover the whole world we have on many facts in that sound sung by logic in south korea said with a clip produced him in this amount of product and we have manufactured a united states b. to go everything he said we need to walk and we need to have some proof of concept these are going very well be the patients who have received this part of the emergency i and the and reported it but the chinese that will blind it we don't know the results from another 2 or 3 weeks and then we will know what path we have to tick thank you thank you very much for having me on to shit. a pandemic a global glut and a lack of storage the perfect storm that set us all prices at a negative territory for the 1st time ever traders are forced to pay buyers to take the oil off their hands with oil at a store close the u.s. oil industry is paying a heavy price that many companies by allowing for bankruptcy out to 0700 new ports from chicago. across american oil country the pumps are shutting down since the coronavirus last much of the western world in their homes the floor has dropped out of the o

course blame russia the decade of health information promoted by president vladimir putin of russia has sung white confusion hurt major institutions and encourage the spread of deadly illnesses the new york times lies right off the bat there is no widespread confusion in fact americans trust in scientists and doctors has grown yeah off the year according to pew research a record 9 in 10 americans trust scientists and doctors and less than half of americans trust the media or the new york times apparently for good reason experts fear that it will foster public cynicism that erodes washington's influence as well as the core democratic value of relying on demonstrably facts as a basis for decision making the facts as follows in january it was the new york times that misled and misinformed potentially millions of americans about the pandemic telling them it's nothing to worry about and that the flu kills more people reaching an audience is far greater than any russian bought network given the czech history of quarantines throughout history they have been used to persecute the marginalized lawmak

kim's absent from key celebrations marking the birth of his grandfather, north korea's founder, kim il-sung. so it's now over two weeks since he's been seen in public. but it's not the first time it's happened. he was absent from public view for six weeks in 2014, reappearing with a cane. it was explained as ankle surgery. overweight, a regular smoker, some now feel this time could be different. >> western intelligence in north korea is so bad that we have no way to verify or to deny these rumors. but we have no idea. we can't only wait until the north koreans themselves tell us whether kim is alive or dead. >> reporter: now the think tank 38 north has released these images of what they say appears to be kim's train at his compound since at least april 21st. it's unclear what that means for kim's health. but given the coronavirus pandemic, the regime could simply be being cautious. though pyongyang hasn't admitted it has any cases, people in the capital have been seen wearing masks. and weeks ago, officials around him during a missile launch were also wearing them. president trump pouring c

universal language so it's picking songs that will really resonate across different cultures so so far we sung stand by me as the 1st session and then. i'm trying to remember who lean on me you have course and then we did some bob marley this week so kind of continue in that vein but looking at songs you know that have themes of kind of solidarity of companionship that just you know celebrate our humanity and that's what these sessions are all about. i got and like i said i can't thank you enough for doing things like this what just a little bit of a minute left what it what do you have moving forward in the future and where were you looking for to do with your career. well i'm just this is really excited me to be honest because up to now i've never really thought about bringing thing in into the digital sphere in this way but you know interested in taking this forward reaching more people i'd love to get some special guests in for the sofa singing sessions. you know and and just really open it out to even more people we're only on tour for session and it just feels like we're just at the begi

we know he missed high—profile events such as his grandfather kim il—sung's birth anniversary on 15 aprilhat's a different story. state media also failed to report a 14 april weapons launch — that would usually dominate coverage had kim been present. all of which may suggest something is wrong. but remember, this is a guy who back in 2014 didn't appear for a0 days, then reappeared — with a cane. and we still don't know what happened then. and listen to this from professor robert kelly. north korean leaders have actually done this kind of thing before. i think on the outside we tend to see that and say what is going on, and partly is because we see so little about what is meaningful behaviour from north korean elites. as i mentioned before, you have trolling or playing with us, north korean leadership figures have missed events and we have said, have they been exiled, liquidated, and then they show up three or four weeks later, so if kim were to pop back up in two or three weeks, that actually wouldn't be that out of the ordinary for north korea. this is sort of what they do. theyjust don'

health has been growing since kim missed the birth anniversary of the founder of north korea kim il sung earlier this month. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main rival benny gantz have agreed to form an emergency coalition government well that decision a year long political crisis and prevents a 4th election the per say they will steer the country through the virus outbreak the government will last for 3 years with netanyahu serving as prime minister for the 1st half and benny gantz for the 2nd the palestine liberation organization says peace talks can only take place if the new government abandons plans to annex its illegal settlements. a search is under way in western kenya for at least 22 people who disappeared during a devastating flood homes and markets were swept away after the rain triggered a landslide killing 12 people the disaster is in the same area where a landslide killed dozens of kenyans 5 months ago before. flying over this scenic terrain in western kenya it's hard to miss the devastation on the ground it was caused by a huge market light after to revis

it should be sung from balconies and backyards.an all participate by livestreaming and recording the performance, posting them with the hashtag #sing out sf. it happens this saturday at noon, and we will all be listening. >>> so, jeff, you better tune up those pipes because we're going to expect you to sing. >> you know, i had that -- that song was actually playing this weekend. i had some music going, and i thought, what a great song. i don't know about my singing talents. i'll have to get to practicing here. i do know one thing. we do have a lot of sunshine coming our way as we head throughout this week and those warmer temperatures that a lot of you have been asking for, those are going to be back as well. let's bring you into that microclimate forecast and we'll get you started off right here. my headline graphic tonight, it's all about this area of high pressure that's going to be moving in tomorrow. now, the main thing this is going to do, it's going to help to nudge that storm track just off to the north. while we could use