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to the furthermost to make the terrorists believe that the plane had landed in finland . missions managed to make the night time we expect the plane would be directed here never anything else would happen next to this hangar. and we did what we could. one of the flight attendants to sit next to them was a human shield. of the cabin crew was taken hostage. and to the cabin. two of us tomorrow at first sight with the tray and i was following. the of h. scans immediately rushed from the back row threatened us with their shotguns and shouted one of you go back or we shoot she told me go back or they'll start shooting there but. the military airfield is now abandoned this old command post is where the assault operation commander spoke to the flight crew of the hijacked plane. as a former eye craft technician he was on combat duty at the command post. i think the time of the assault this was full of generals that there was barely room to move. when the plane landed the security scorcher and rushed to the landing field. with kalashnikovs that's when the terrorists realized they

students are more in class than those in japan and finland and they have much better school. the government run schools and unions that bill extra hours at taxpayer's extense. more school time better for. >> the data shows that it is better especially for the worst schools. you still have. it is not on its own going to colve problems. you have to have good teachers and do those things. the problem in chicago is more extreme than anywhere else . u.s. is a out lier . in the u.s. chicago has had the shortest school year of all. new york has six week longer than chicago has got. >> wane, charter schools tend to do better than your average public school. they go to class longer than your average possible school in >> that's true. they are about to get unioninized and we'll see if that changings. i agree with johnathon on finland as he mention would is better and shorter years and better educate india has the stame thing and a study by ohio state that said there is no difference at all. i think you have to come down to what i first said. quality ways quantity. >> and government con

tried to calm them down she kept telling them this is bin and this is finland i can remember her words begin with i was probably tomorrow. i said something obscene to her and then fired a shot. this footage shows dimitri who killed. the idea of escaping the soviet union. to take the entire family with them to. go back to the. control of the whole situation. if it was for the good of the family. it was the boy's idea to start earning money mom didn't work and they were living in an apartment so there was no more livestock they had to earn a living and they couldn't do anything but play music there was no other option. we started learning to. communicate once we fled abroad. understand. this incredible stupidity this was unbelievably stupid what was this all for. the military security. of the hijacked planes crew did they continue to make excuses for delaying takeoff. by radio that. we had to drag as long as we could. to get here and help the passengers. to appease the older revisions the flight engineer resorted to a clever subterfuge. i went up on to the right wing and pretended i was

students are in class more than those in south korea, in japan, in finland.have much better scores. first constituency smoke are government run schools and unions that get to go at taxpayer expense. >> mr. goolsbee, better for kids or not more school time? >> i think the data tends to show it is better. especially for the worst schools. you still -- it's not on its own going to solve problems. you have to get good teachers and chicago is more extreme than anywhere else, the u.s. tends to be an out lyre of one of the shorter years of all developed countries. chicago has had the shortest school year of all. in chicago, new york city has got six week longer school years than chicago has got. >> eric: wayne, charter schools tend to do better average public school. charter schools they go to class a lot longer than average public school? >> that is true. they are about to get unionized so we'll see whether that changes. i agree with jonathan on this. quality outweighs. finland as he mentioned had shorter years, better educated, india has the same thing. study done

. >> of course we want finland to win. we will not kill ourselves if it does not. we believe we will be in the top 10. >> we are the netherlands. we came to support our contestant. we are very happy she made it to the finals saturday. >> a dance pop group will be representing germany with their song "glorious." bookmakers say they are one of the top 10 favorite to win. everything is ready for saturday. more than 100 million viewers are expected to tune in to the finals at the song contest to see which group will sing their way into pop history. >> sports news now. bayern munich have already wrapped up the bundesliga title, but there will still be plenty to play for on the final day of the season. one will go straight down. one will play off against kaiser and the second division, and one will escape by the skin of their teeth. >> the chances for survival are slim, but their coach is not going to let that affect their approach to the game. >> providing delegation is not private -- my top priority. we want to define ourselves by how we play. that is how we will move

. >> of course we want finland to win. we will not kill ourselves if it does not. we believe we will be in the top 10. >> we are the netherlands. we came to support our contestant. we are very happy she made it to the finals saturday. >> a dance pop group will be representing germany with their song "glorious." bookmakers say they are one of the top 10 favorite to win. everything is ready for saturday. more than 100 million viewers are expected to tune in to the finals at the song contest to see which group will sing their way into pop history. >> sports news now. bayern munich have already wrapped up the bundesliga title, but there will still be plenty to play for on the final day of the season. one will go straight down. one will play off against kaiser and the second division, and one will escape by the skin of their teeth. >> the chances fl e slim, but their coach is not going to let that affect their approach to the game. >> providing delegation is not private -- my top priority. we want to define ourselves by how we play. that is how we will move forward. >>

i remember being in finland years ago, visiting the country, and women were holding cell many of the were in a country women have enormously achieved an equal right that we can hardly imagine. , whatustrated they were their children taught. >> i don't think i have any apology to my. >> tell me what you will about your creative process where you're riding is concerned. tavis: your smile, that one right there, how important has that been to your overall success? i mean people's this position. -- disposition. >> these people that turned off on urban america, they just did not want to build at the community. >> it is a value to have everybody participating. they have an equal employment -- tavis: it is one of those reeds. >> is not like boxing or you're leaning on each other and you can feel each other. if you look at a tennis player, is like solitary confinement out there. it always leads to self talks. have never seen another sport where an athlete talk to themselves. >> it is like a quenin tarantino movie that you don't know what the hell is going on until you know what the hell is go

the furthermost hangar to make the terrorists believe that the plane had landed as an airbase in finland. missions managed to make the notice in time we expect the plane would be directed here never anything else would happen next to this hangar we hope the trick would work and we did what we could. shortly before landing. took out their guns again they asked one of the flight attendants to sit next to them as a human shield twenty eight year old. of the cabin crew was taken hostage. would have my own plan to the cabin two of us tomorrow at first sight with the tray and i was following. the of h. scans immediately rushed from the back row threatened us with their shotguns and shouted one of you go back or we shoot she told me go back or they'll start shooting. the military airfield is now abandoned this old command post is where the operation commander spoke to the flight crew of the hijacked plane. as a former eye craft technician he was on combat duty at the command post. at a time of the assault this was full of general there was barely room to move. when the plane landed the security

tried to calm them down she kept telling them this is bin and this is finland i can remember her words begin with i was probably tomato. i said something obscene to her and then fired a shot with the. dimitri who killed. he played trumpet and. take the entire family with them to. go back to the. control of the whole situation. if it was for the good of the family. but it was the boy's idea to start earning money mom didn't work and they were living in an apartment so there was no more livestock they had to earn a living they couldn't do anything but play music there was no other option. we started learning different phrases. once we brought. understand. this incredible stupidity this was unbelievably stupid what was this all for. the military security. of the hijacked planes crew did they continue to make excuses for delaying takeoff. by radio that. we had to drag as long as we could. to get here and help the passengers. to appease the older revisions the flight engineer resorted to a clever subterfuge but i went up on to the right swaying and pretended i was refueling the plane. you k

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particular, i know of a few of our pier colleague institutions from around the world from as far away as finland, and australia, costa rica and france have joined us here today and to all of our friends who come to share this moment with us, thank you so much. >> so, it is my honor to introduce the final piece through the future. our future. represented in our high school explainer gloria granatos, >> so this final piece represents our friends, our communities our visitors, teachers, students and users worldwide. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] and our artists makia. i believe that means, that the exporatorium is now open, please come inside. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ we will start with the roll call. (calling names). for those of you who are not aware commissioner dorothy lou resigned at our lastometer and hopefully next meeting well have somebody sitting on that seat >> first agenda is matters appearing or not appearing on our agenda in our jurisdiction of our commission. no one? okay. let's move on to possible action from a request from jonathan and mayor lee conduct coincide on

after losing to finland on the opening day they faced russia and went down 4-1. >> try as they might, they couldno not countain ilya in one and he fired a second in the opening period. his contract with the new jersey devil is worth 75 million euros. germany was no match for him. only john tripp could finish. his failure could lead to the team's undoing. corkorev goal from sealed the 4-1 win. the next team is solakia. >> that is it for this edition of "the journal." do stay with us here on "d.w." >> of the week started with a lottery, deciding which media outlet would fill the court room seats at the most hope -- high-profile german trial, with the suspects linked to the neo- nazi underground suspected of this provedeople controversial -- and this proved controversial. >> this is unprecedented in german history, with the lead to the trial and his complaints against the court even though his actions were correct. >> although eight of the victims had turkish troops, the turkish media missed out completely in the first round. filed ah newspaper successful complaint about the delay of the

the furthermost hangar to make the terrorists believe that the plane had landed at an air base in finland. technicians managed to make the notice in time we expect the plane would be directed here never anything else would happen next to this hangar we hope the trick would work and we did what we could. shortly before landing. took out their guns again they asked one of the flight attendants to sit next to them as a human shield twenty eight year old. from. the cabin crew was taken hostage. to the cabin two of us tomorrow at first sight with a tray and i was following her. immediately rushed from the back row threatened us with their shotguns and shouted one of you go back or we shoot she told me go back or they'll start shooting. the military airfield is now abandoned this old command post is where the operation commander spoke to the flight crew of the hijacked plane. as a former eye crafts technician he was on combat duty at the command post. time of the assault this was full of general there was barely room to move. landed the security scorcher and rushed to the landing field. with ka

particular, i know of a few of our pier colleague institutions from around the world from as far away as finland, and australia, costa rica and france have joined us here today and to all of our friends who come to share this moment with us, thank you so much. >> so, it is my honor to introduce the final piece through the future. our future. represented in our high school explainer gloria granatos, >> so this final piece represents our friends, our communities our visitors, teachers, students and users worldwide. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] and our artists makia. i believe that means, that the exporatorium is now open, please come inside. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ >>> good morning san franciscans. >> good morning. >> we will not be deterred in memory of sandy hook and boston. we are making chicken salad out of chicken bleep. so we are going to start with a great flourish from our san franciscans. [ applause ] >> nicely done. how about a nice hand? >> now because it is 5:11. it's time to remember 1906. we need a moment of silence. a minute of silence begins now. moment of silenc

particular, i know of a few of our pier colleague institutions from around the world from as far away as finland, and australia, costa rica and france have joined us here today and to all of our friends who come to share this moment with us, thank you so much. >> so, it is my honor to introduce the final piece through the future. our future. represented in our high school explainer gloria granatos, >> so this final piece represents our friends, our communities our visitors, teachers, students and users worldwide. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] and our artists makia. i believe that means, that the exporatorium is now open, please come inside. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪

think the goat got up there on its own because the people who shot the video were a film crew for new finland and labrador tourism. >> the horse doesn't like it. >> trying to buck the goat off. the goat says i'm out of here and jumps. >> i think he lost his balance because the horse was doing quite a bit of bucking. >> lost its balance but it did the final dive. >> no timer but did look like the goat got the eight seconds. if this were a rodeo he would have won. >>> some parents give their girls a special treat. >> their eyes are covered and the cake says -- >> why this surprise is truly the icing on the cake. ./ú =/v8s a north atlantic lobster tail alongside a tender sirloin steak. it's sizzler's steak and lobster sensation for just $16.99! sizzler. >>> individuals like this make me wish there was a river to work because i would commute like this. >> using airless new wild fire hovercraft this is the latest in luxury hovercraft. the thing can fit eight people and as you can tell, it's a completely enclosed cabin. so you can go water, land, do it all. >> absolutely. >> see it go right off the

. >> some toys even travel overseas to an orphanage in finland. it's amazing to think that this all started when ray was just 6 -- of course, with quite a bit of help from his parents. >> i'm very proud of his efforts. as long as he's continuing to go forward, we're his support system. >> ray was named one of america's top youth volunteers. he won a trip to washington to receive the prudential spirit of community award, but it's clear the real reward comes right here at the hospital. >> how's it going, bud? i got you a little gift here to make you feel better. >> ray still feels a special bond with young patients because he knows how it feels to wait and worry. >> doctors running tests on you, you're waiting there all day long to see, you know, the results and what they're gonna do next to you, so you feel a lot of fear and anxiety. >> and there's something else ray brings into the hospital room -- hope. >> you're gonna get out of here soon, hopefully? i hope so. all right, bud. have a good day, all right? nice meeting you. >> i think the kids are

. >> if you are a mom in finland, you are right at the top of the ranking. you have great education, good chances of income. you've got a really low risk of dying in childbirth and very high chances of your child surviving. if you are in the democratic republic of congo, the toughest place in the world, all of that is reverse. >> but some developing countries are making progress. in nepal, for example, infant mortality has been almost cut in half in a decade. trained midwives and affordable medications have made almost a decade. the same could apply elsewhere. >> onto some more business news now. a new chairman has been named of lufthansa's supervisory board after a stormy meeting where shareholders voiced their opposition of the return of the longtime chairman. he stepped down in 2010 and had withdrawn his candidacy today before the general meeting, only to change tack hours later and re-enter the race. >> lufthansa has embarked on research, and have joined in bell-tightening measures. >> lufthansa has a workforce of more than 100,000. it is slashing thousa

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. ♪ but the most controversial performance is likely to be from finland, which ends with the singer kissingoman on stage. we explain why this continues to be so popular. born incontest was 1956 and has been going on more than 57 years. is everyone gathers together under the same roof and they enjoy the music and it is an interchange of culture among all the eurovision fans. they become friends and they learn different languages and get to know the different diversity of the music. most of the countries want to win because it is a very big showcase for their country to showcase their culture and their country. -- davidadam's last kicked off in paris. he financed his retirement from -- he announced his retirement from professional foot all thursday. dw, this is "the journal." the top stories, and the ukraine, thousands demonstrate against the government and demand the release of their opposition leader. russia insists on its controversial contract with savory area -- with syria to supplies service to air missiles. and angela merkel has met with pope francis in rome.

particular, i know of a few of our pier colleague institutions from around the world from as far away as finland, and australia, costa rica and france have joined us here today and to all of our friends who come to share this moment with us, thank you so much. >> so, it is my honor to introduce the final piece through the future. our future. represented in our high school explainer gloria granatos, >> so this final piece represents our friends, our communities our visitors, teachers, students and users worldwide. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] and our artists makia. i believe that means, that the exporatorium is now open, please come inside. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that me

particular, i know of a few of our pier colleague institutions from around the world from as far away as finland, and australia, costa rica and france have joined us here today and to all of our friends who come to share this moment with us, thank you so much. >> so, it is my honor to introduce the final piece through the future. our future. represented in our high school explainer gloria granatos, >> so this final piece represents our friends, our communities our visitors, teachers, students and users worldwide. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] and our artists makia. i believe that means, that the exporatorium is now open, please come inside. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ [ cheers ] >> this park is part of our water front. it is set to make it part of our great city and we are celebrating, the 150th anniversary of our port of san francisco. [ cheers ] so all of you who are here tonight, those of you who live and work in the city, have a great connection to our port. so it is a wonderful history, and come on down and spend your entire time at the port you will have a lovely time from ou

particular, i know of a few of our pier colleague institutions from around the world from as far away as finland, and australia, costa rica and france have joined us here today and to all of our friends who come to share this moment with us, thank you so much. >> so, it is my honor to introduce the final piece through the future. our future. represented in our high school explainer gloria granatos, >> so this final piece represents our friends, our communities our visitors, teachers, students and users worldwide. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] and our artists makia. i believe that means, that the exporatorium is now open, please come inside. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. 88. we are at mount davidson and it has the high

particular, i know of a few of our pier colleague institutions from around the world from as far away as finland, and australia, costa rica and france have joined us here today and to all of our friends who come to share this moment with us, thank you so much. >> so, it is my honor to introduce the final piece through the future. our future. represented in our high school explainer gloria granatos, >> so this final piece represents our friends, our communities our visitors, teachers, students and users worldwide. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] and our artists makia. i believe that means, that the exporatorium is now open, please come inside. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do,