he said that families are being taken care of. are still 40 to 50 relatives of victims here in the airport, and they are getting treatment, psychologists are speaking to them. having said that, of course, it is also a hard situation for passengers. i was a passenger myself earlier this afternoon when i came here from berlin. and i happened to be on a germanwings flight. i have to tell you it was a strange feeling to be on this flight directly after the crash happened. i could tell that some passengers some of the other passengers were a little tense. there was a man next to me who in very harsh words told another passenger to turn off his laptop as he was told to do by the flight attendants, because there had just been this accident with so many victims and no one knows what caused the accident. you could tell, he was really tense. i guess it is a very difficult situation for everyone, especially obviously for the victims' families tonight. sarah: where do things go from here? what is next? reporter: well, we heard in the report t

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the free democrats are in favor of families families taking more responsibility for their own messes, and the conservatives are divided. angela merkel's cdu wants to help parents at work, but their bavarian sister party believe in a traditional view of the family -- dad works, mom stays at home. a hugely controversial move. >> that is money that could have been pumped straight into the expansion of kindergartens. that is where it should have gone -- towards creating new kindergarten places. >> despite the opposition, the payment for stay-at-home moms was pushed through. the social democrats and greens say they will abolish it immediately if they get into power. germany spends 200 billion euros a year on policies for families, but the return is meager, to judge by the birth rate, which is among the lowest in the world. >> you have to decide where to put the focus, and our children's education is our main asset. that's what we should spend money on. we should learn from other countries like finland or sweden. it works there. >> for many german voters, balancing a career with a family is

the family returned shortly after.spent their last money on a diesel generator, clothing, and a bit of food. others in the city have lost their homes and relatives. this family say their father died, too, because of the war. and unable toll get proper medical attention. there are no words for the pain that they feel that his loss. -- at his loss. says she always believed they would be able to return to their home. no matter how bad it is, she says, i will stay here forever. she says the family is already able to make tea and take a shower. she cleaned away the debris from the street and swept up. she hopes the neighbors will return so life can resume again the way it used to be. life is indeed slowly returning. the first neighbors have already reclaimed their dwellings. ana even laid a carpet on the stairway to make it more homey. but it is nothing like normal daily life. it is hard to get comfortable in the ruins. -- tartus on the mediterranean. formerly, this was a popular beach resort. since the operator of unrest i

the family requested the number of mourners be kept to a minimum. at his former club also paid tribute with a small memorial. the anniversary also brings back questions about how professional soccer treats its players. >> i assume that little or nothing has changed. it was not realistic to expec that. i don't think he could jt flip a switch and say everything is different and that it simply works. we still need a lot of time. >> enke felt he had to keep this depression a secret from his teammates and club management. the german soccer federation has started a new foundation and his name to raise awareness of depression and make clear is an illness and not a weakness. that is an ambitious goal, especially in professional soccer, or performances precisely analyzed. things may not change quickly despite the efforts. >>> sotheby's auction house is helping. a world record with the sale of a rare pink diamond. the estimated value is between 90 million and -- between 19 million and 27 million euros. it was bought from an american jeweler. experts say it ha

but they thought the family was going trouble.ng the loss of 30 u-s troops... killed in afghanistan. afghanistan.22 navy seals and 8 other u-s troops were killed when their helicopter was shot down by insurgents saturday. the attack makes it the deadliest incident or american forces since the war began in 2001.the latest deaths come as about 10- thousand u-s troops are schedulee to depart by year's end.a full drawdown expected to take place by the end of 20-14. workers from verizon are back out picketiin this morning. mornnig.some 45-thousand massachusetts to d-c walked off the job sunday... as part of a labor dispute..egotiators over healtt care nd pensions with union workers saturday. this is the first strike at the company in 11 years. state police are stepping up tt make our roads safer.this t - week they will be out targeting aggressive rivers. it's ll part of the ásmooth pperatorá rogram which tries to reducc the number of car decision making by drivees. &pthe f-b-i has launched a nationwide anhunt for three flooida siblings

. >> one out of five families in germany are a single-parent families. in most cases, that parent is the mother. a growing trend away from the traditional family unit. in most cases, the single-parent families are financially worse off. >> most parents bringing up children alone are women. the federal statistics office says the number of single-parent families are growing. in 2009, at 19% were headed by single parents. 72 percent signed by married couples. it was a different picture in 1996. single-parent families constituted 19%. unmarried couples, 5%. married couples accounted for 81% of the total. single-parent families often struggle financially. they often rely on state benefits or child-support payments. single mothers who work often receive low payments. >> our study shows very clearly that 54% of single mothers who have children under the age of three have to get by on a less than 1100 euros a month. >> many single mother said that they would like to work full time, but were prevented from doing so by a lack of all-day child care. >> there has be

. >> anytime you can connect a deployed soldier with his family, or her family back home you're not -- you're not just helping the soldier in their morale, you're actually helping the family as well. we don't just deploy a soldier nowadays, we deploy the whole family. >> to end the ceremony on the right note, the uso's liberty bells performed some of the patriotic numbers they sing for troops around the world. ♪ america, america god the founders of hearts to home say there are many ways you can support our fighting men and women. >> get the community behind you and you can do whatever you want. i mean, it doesn't have to be calling cards, it can be sending supplies, it can be sending blankets, anything that can help them would be just perfect. >> teens aren't the only ones getting involved. celebrities like jessica simpson, ben affleck and ludacris have all volunteered with the uso. to find out more about the uso or hearts to home visit our website. for "teen kids news," i'm annie. ♪ >>> tyler tells us about some impossibly light feel, intensely rich color. together at last. revlon co

family photos of her brother and his family 20 years ago after they had come to berlin to get away from in bosnia. the family is still in the german capital and feel at home there. to them, the problems in bosnia seemed remote. it is a place the only visit on holidays. >> berlin is an ethnically diverse city. that is what my home town used to be like. sadly, it is not anymore. but i hope that time will come again. and my country will again be multi-cultural. >> they experienced that multiculturalism daily, like in the soccer team that their son plays for. the team members come from a wide range of ethnic origins and diverse backgrounds. this is just one among many. would he like to play for germany one day? >> for bosnia. why? because my parents are from there. but when we visit bosnia, after two weeks the kids start saying they are ready to go back home. >> home to berlin. the family or is allowed to stay in germany after the bosnian war because of the children. the twins were about to be born. the parent said jobs and more rapidly becoing integrated. >> my brother and i speak only ger

the family said there were 300 members of the family and friends who said their goodbyes, but there were also camera teams from all over the world. the case is a story that interests the entire world because, of course, she was a courageous young woman who's to against violence, against others, and paid for it with her own life. people here at the funeral said she wanted to become a teacher, but really, she was already a teacher. she taught us all a big lesson, mainly that you have to stand up against violence and defend the rights against -- defend the rights of others who are more vulnerable than you. >> to east africa know where a suicide attack on a united nations convoy in somalia has left or people dead and nine wounded. >> the attack took place close to the entrance of the airport in the capital mogadishu. police say the bomber rammed his car into a convoy. the victims are said to be some ali national's. the islamist militant group al-shabaab is said to have carried out the attack. the blast follows two deadly attacks by the group in neighboring kenya over the last two weeks. isra

and in italy, new families for child refugees.ne of europe's biggest achievements is called the schengen zone, set up exactly 30 years ago. this is the area across most of the continent, which allows europeans to move freely between countries without all the checks, but it also leads to some and all of -- anomalies when it comes to the world's oldest profession, prostitution, which is banned in some countries but legal in others, such as here in germany or switzerland. but sweat -- sex workers pay their taxes and have access to health care and benefits just like any other job. they say the job should not be forced underground or stigmatized, but because the laws are so different across europe some order regions become centers of prostitution, which is what has been happening in switzerland. qwest the swiss canton of ticino is famed for its natural beauty. lakes and mountains attract millions of visitors a year. but now, the region near the account in border is attracting a different kind of tourist. it has become a haven for broth

in the near royal family was deeply, deeply touched. when they showed up today, the most professional on the stage had really been the kids. the three little daughters, this was really nice because they say they will do a good job and was really nice to see. this is why they are so loved by the population. willem-alexander said he wants to be a normal mccain, close to his people, to a encourage them in -- a normal cana, encouraging them in bad times. he has a lovely wife who always does a great job. the dutch say she did a great performance today with a great blue dress from a dutch designer. it was really appreciated among the population. they have really enjoyed the new royal family and the dutch are now dedicated to the party. >> kathryn there in amsterdam. we will have more on the role of european monarchies coming up later. >> the european court of human rights in strasbourg has thrown its support behind the former ukrainian prime minister saying she has been unlawfully detained by her government. the judge has also found fault wit

for "tkn," i'm carina. >> a family of 10 has come up with a rather unusual business.as katie reports, thanks to some goats, they're really cleaning up. >> in charlestown, indiana, the jonases have a farm. >> i'm brett jonas. i'm 15, and i'm the oldest in the jonas family. >> and on that farm, they have some goats. >> my name is colter jonas, and i am 13 years old. >> and from those goats, they all make soap. >> i'm emery jonas. i am the third oldest in my family, and i'm 12 right now. >> and there are five more, plus mom and dad. the entire family works to turn milk from goats into soap and other cleaning products. no wonder their company is called "goat milk stuff." >> i started making soap for the family just because i wanted healthy soap for their skin. and we just brought it to a craft fair, and then the response to it was tremendous. so that was really how the business began. >> it helps that mom has an engineering degree and dad is a former science teacher. >> pj's engineering background and my master's degree definitely has played a part in our success. >> anot

on tuesday, he was finally reunited with his family. in exchange, israel agreed to release more than 1000 palestinians. hundreds of them more serving life sentences -- hundreds of them were serving life sentences for violent attacks against israelis. for gilad shalit's family, friends, and supporters, no price was too high. >> gilad shalit back after five years in captivity. his case captivated the nation. despite being week from his ordeal, shalit said he was grateful to be a free man. >> i feel like i am in good shape and in good health. i'm very happy to meet people who have worked for my freedom. i thank everyone for their efforts. >> shalit was reunited with his loved ones. his father had been a central figure in the battle to have his son released. the israeli prime minister was also on hand to welcome shalit. he told his parents, i brought her son back home. he added that the prisoner swap was a difficult deal to agree to. -- i brought your son back home. >> when this proposal reached my desk, i felt in my heart that it was time

. >> for this family home is now a refugee camp in jordan. they thought they would be here for just a few weeks but four years on they have no idea if they'll ever go home. it's attacks such as this one a few days ago that forced them to flee. civilians are being killed every day in syria and the war has already claimed more than 200 200,000 lives and destroyed the infrastructure. the country is on the brink of collapse. these satellite images paint a dire picture. syria in total darkness at night. this is a war with many enemies, rebel groups fight the regime and each other. militants like islamic state benefit for this power vacuum and control large areas of the country. eight organizations blame the international community for failing to implement humanitarian efforts to help refugees. >> there's been more killings and more bombings and massive i object crease in displacement and a huge increase in the number of people that are indeed of humanitarian assistance. >> half of the 23 million inhabitants have fled to neighboring countries like

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so many family-friendly rides.w york city, i'm doug brauner for "teen kids news." >> if you're a fan of the harry potter books and movies, you'll love this report. accinicole, >> author j.k. rowling conjured up an entire world for harry potter, filled with amazing details. but to bring that world onto the screen required a different kind of magic. now harry potter fans can take a close look at the costumes, gadgets, scenery, and even the creatures from the movies. the harry potter exhibition is touring the world. we caught up with it in new york city's times square. >> it's an absolutely amazing experience where we have props and artifacts and costumes from the entire film series. [ soft dramatic music plays ] >> welcome, welcome, welcome to harry potter, the exhibition. >> from the beloved portraits in the gallery to costumes and potion books, the exhibition has a lot of what we love about the harry potter books and movies. >> the horcrux, the goblet of fire. >> the fat lady in the portrait. >> harry's wand. >> th

the whole family was upset. everybody was crying. >> reporter: the next member of the family to take on anoki was one of their up and coming stars chara who was 16 at the time. >> translator: my brother jara set his focus on defeating anoki and trained day in and day out. his boyhood was devoted to revenge. >> reporter: anoki was fighting in pakistan for a revenge match in 1979. the family's honor was at stake. jara's appearance had changed greatly after three years of intensive training. >> translator: he must have been obsessed because his physique had completely changed in three years. i remember him flexing his shoulder muscles. >> reporter: the two fought a close bout which ended in a draw. but after the final round, inoki walked up to jara and lifted his arm, admitting defeat. >> translator: we were exulted. inoki admitted defeat and we got our revenge. we also witnessed inoki's spirit of sportsmanship. >> translator: both of them have died since the memorable bout, and wrestling is no longer so popular in

. >> political leaders gathered to offer condolences to the families of victims and issue a warning o the nation. >> they came side-by-side, the families of the victims and the highest representatives of the german states. there was a candle for each of the 10 victims of the neo-nazi killing spree, and 11 symbolizing all the other victims of racist violence in germany. chancellor angela merkel asked for forgiveness from the families of victims and warned of the dangers of turning a blind eye to racist crimes. >> we forget too quickly, much too quickly. we suppress what is happening in our midst. perhaps because we are preoccupied with other things or because we feel helpless toward all that is going on around us. or do we just not care? >> it was an emotional speech and one full of warnings, especially of the effects of indifference, which has this project which has the potential to destroy democracy. berlin's concert house was transformed into a place of contemplation and remembrancer. ♪ >> one speaker was not originally slated to speak, but he decided to say a few words about the lo

, and another is that a family needs to be relatively wealthy to support the child. all of these are not true. fundamentally, they're not true. >> we're all loveable and we're all teachable and a hug works the same way with us. >> victoria rowell is a well known actress. but before she was famous, she was a foster child, living on a farm in maine. >> we had pigs, chickens, ducks, we lived on a dirt road. >> victoria moved from foster home to foster home, but she was never adopted. she knows from personal experience why finding a permanent home is so important. that's why she became a spokeswoman for national adoption day. oftentimes i'm asked to go into the court room, it's a privilege to witness. i sometimes participate in the process. it's an extraordinary, electrifying moment to witness people who love a child beyond the blood between them. it takes an army of people to make adoption day successful. >> an army both lee and victoria say teens can join! >> they can join with social service agencies in their communities to help raise the level of awareness about kids

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one family went to the police to try to prevent him leaving. >> the family expressly asked to be helped. they wanted his passport to be taken away, if possible could you family gave police details about the radical interpretation of the carranza. they told officers -- interpretation of the koran. they told officers who had already gone to fight in syria and who was planning to. it was a call for help. >> i don't know what was done i don't know what the police actually did. >> last year, the group traveled to syria unhindered. the young men sent heroic pictures back to germany, chatted with their friends online. they boasted that they were on their way to paradise. but some of them also quickly said that they wanted to come home. one of the group said he was going to commit a suicide attack to enter paradise like a bird, he said. his mother posted this picture on facebook a few weeks later. but could all of this have been prevented? >> it's hard to understand that the police didn't do anything. it's hard to say in retrospect what might have happened if passports had been confiscated for

here, yet another family grieves for a loss relative. the family lives on the west bank. friday was a day of fierce clashes. the violence is spreading, and israel shows no sign of ending it military -- its military offensive on the gaza strip. in gaza, more than 800 people are now dead as a result of the israeli offensive. dozens are dead in israel, too. criticism of the army's operation is mounting. >> i think we are paying the price of ignoring and being arrogant toward the palestinians. we have to understand that it is impossible. we cannot hold one million people under siege. the war could be so, but the -- could end, but the problem will stay forever. i don't see a solution unless we come to a negotiation with the people, and that will probably take a long time. >> for now, no sign of a cease-fire to end the destruction. in southern gaza, the israeli air force destroyed this house, home to a family of 10. they fled before the attack began. with each day of fighting, the anger rose. this is the funeral of another palestinian victim on the west bank. the violence is a

her parents are busy preparing breakfast for the family. they are very much in favor of her daughter going to school. this is where nobel peace laureate malala yousafzai grew up. >> i really want to learn a lot. >> there are only two other girls. >> she has changed a lot and gave us the courage to stand up for our rights. >> their influence is great. that is why malala chose to remain in england where she was treated after the taliban and tried to assassinate her. she has many opponents here including young women of her own age such as -- >> she does not inspire me. there is no reason to admire her. she hasn't done anything for the progress of islamic society. >> her views are shared by the president of an association of private schools said to represent 150,000 educational institutions. >> we are not ready for that. >> she is fascinated and although the nobel peace laureate had to turn her back on her home, the ideas are home. they seize the initiative herself. girls fighting for human rights. >> i am working towards getting more girls in

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he and his family lived in a tent. they have not received the 150 euros per family promised by government. he has no land of his own, so he cannot build a new house. >> these tents are our only hope. the government will not allow us to rebuild on the dikes. we are sent from one place to another. we do not have a place to live in. >> there are other families even worse off. many people borrowed money after the floods. now they have no way of paying it back. >> we know there is an awfulul t of people that have to go into debt to flee from floods. there are a lot of people indebted to landowners. that is a big challenge for many people affected by the crisis. >> the german red cross has responded by building hundreds of houses, using money donated in germany. she is supervising the project. in this village, the first houses will be finished. locals have been helping with construction. >> this is an aspect we take responsibility for. the community and the family can contribute. we consider this very important that the peop

there have always been strong women in his family, and in the family business. >> i am more skepticalfor " this -- about quotas for women than my wife. we have taken a sensible attitude at our company and have a great team with 40% women. i think other companies could do the same if they have the will. >> but she knows her husband is an exception. she sits on heat advisory board of a major german bank and knows how the old boy network functions. >> the positions on the company boards are often filled on the golf course. regardless of attitude. >> one company has managed to increase women in top jobs without government quotas, but it remains a rare situation in the landscape. norway has gone the furthest in demanding that women share the boardroom with men. in 2006, a law went into effect that mandates that at least four out of 10 positions be filled with women on coorate advisory boards. if they do not comply, they face heavy fines, even closure. it has transformed the face of business in norway. >> in oslo, this looks very different five years ago. but then, not one woman was on the

here, nearleft alone the families of the perpetrators. there are similar situations all over rwanda. this is the church, 30 kilometers south of kigali. during the genocide, 15 thousand people fled here seeking sanctuary inside. but militia stormed the building and murdered nearly all of them. it is now a mass grave and the morrill. interred 45,000 people beneath the church. remains of those killed in 1994 are still being found in the area. when they are discovered, they are brought here. the crypt is cold and smells of mold. bones serve as a memorial. their message is the crime should not be forgotten or denied or ever happen again. some of the skulls reveal how crude the weapons were that were used against them. every day, this person shows visitors around the site. stone. cut this everything. in the roof you see this. inside the church, we have the clothing of the victims. during of the massacres the genocide took place in catholic churches. hundreds of thousands fled to their priests, thinking the clergy would protect them. but many of

perhaps a co-worker and definitely a friend or family member. most important aspect of this support system is trust. go ahead and let these people know what you are doing right now. >> when you're in school you kind of build that network among your classmates. you know, one of the first things i did when entering a new class, any class, all my classes, was exchange phone numbers with at least one person. host: now, here are some ways that you can get your support network to help you during your career search. first, you can ask the people in your support network to listen. share the progress and the frustrations in your career search. you can do this over coffee, during a morning run, or on the phone. having someone listen can often be the best support. it gives us the chance to hear our own accomplishments and considerations out loud as well as have a trusted friend show they care. >> i think one of the best parts about this support network in this process is that they can keep you motivated and keep you going. and hopefully help you keep momen

it is customary to spend family -- ramadan with extended family. in the last few minutes before sunset, dates are distributed. this the first step in breaking that fast. there is an entire bank would up food awaiting the family, but first-come the prayers. then it is time to dig in. there is relief from being able to eat again and also is certain sadness. ramadan is just about the same new live in predominantly non- muslim countries like germany. >> i missed the atmosphere in the streets after fasting. i miss going out at night and seeing all the lights. ramadan is more like a celebration and not just a month of fasting. >> in germany, he prefers to celebrate with his family at home were he can enjoy traditional dishes. the meal stays on the table all evening. in just a few hours, the fact will begin again. >> just a reminder of our top story. the nassau mars rover has safely reached its destination. this is one of the most difficult landings ever attempted by eight an unmaned spacecraft. >> they beamed back the first those shortly after. stay tune

. >> when it comes to plastic bags, is your family following the three "r's"? >> and we're just getting started, so stay tuned. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's our top story for this week. >> scientists call them "neos" -- near-earth objects. they're asteroids and comets that might someday be on a course to collide with our planet. it might sound like a movie plot, but tyler tells us that nasa takes neos very seriously. in fact, all should. >> so, do you worry that something from outer space may crash into the earth? >> i think the chances are pretty slim. >> sometimes, like when i'm daydreaming in the middle of history class. >> no. i don't worry about something from outer space crashing into the earth. >> i don't worry about it a lot because i feel like we would have had a lot of warning fr a lot of people and on the news, so i don't think that it's much to worry about. >> the universe isn't quite as empty as it seems. icy comets and rocky asteroids have been hurtling through space since time began. they're formed and pro

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i tell you, it's good to have a family. >> matsushima grumbled about his family, but talking to motooka made him smile. >> thanks for everything. >> please come again. >> it's sometimes difficult to complain to people close to you. i'm like that, too. it's probably easier to speak to someone that knows nothing about you. i think everybody is like that. >> grumbing may not solve anything, but it's amazing to see people smiling just from talking about their troubles.

if families requested to bury them here in jerusalem, very symbolic. hundreds came to pay their respects, most from the french jewish community. they said that they were very concerned about what was happening in europe. >> ok, unfortunately we will have to leave it there. tonya cramer, thank you very much in jerusalem. >> all right we're going to take a one minute break and come back with more news. >> stay with us. >> welcome back, everyone. on wednesday, "charlie hebdo" will bring out its first edition from its paris office since the people were killed. >> an image of the prophet mohammed will be on the cover, a message of clear defiant. >> security personnel have been put on duty around the country especially around what are thought to be sensitive sites. >> security is tight around the clock at these newspaper headquarters in paris. this is where the satirist of "charlie hebdo" have been working since terrorist attack their offices last week. they will publish their first issue since the massacre, putting up 3 million copies instead of the usual 6