sophia loren in the 19454 film, she was barely 20. of 80 now and the cameras still trained on sophia and out with the new movie "the human voice" with her director, a son. 25i-minute movie attract critical claim. hard to believe someone was told her she was unfit for the camera. her first screen test. >> he said my nose was too long. my mouth was too big. and it was impossible. i was not photogenic. >> reporter: notgenic they told her but audiences would decide otherwise. >> good evening. >> holy jumping cow. >> reporter: her list of leading men. >> well, there were a lot. marlon brando. frank sinatra. john wayne carey grant. very handsome, very funny. beautiful person. >> reporter: she was a little girl who grew up poor in italy during worgd war ii, raised without a father withly theedle food and little security and she revealed that is what she draws from on screen. >> any time i have to do something dramatic, what i think about is that. >> reporter: she would step out of her comfort zone with the famous flamenco. she told us she ha

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six months after losing their daughter the family of sophia lu appeared to push for a bill closing what is being called an insurance gap for drivers and others like them. her mother described what happened on new year's eve. >> attack from the left. hit to sow feea. smashed into me. knocked me to the ground. it all happened in an accident but i saw the driver looking down at his phone. his face was light up by the light of his phone. the driver did not have a passenger but according to court records did have his uber app on. >> they said to the family too bad your daughter got killed by one of our drivers but don't look to us we're not responsible. >> we do believe in insurance. >> another spokesperson claims drivers are fully ensured by personal insurance when not on a trip. then, through the company's million dollar commercial policy, once matched with a passenger. >> and the time they turn it, we have insurance. and from time it's accepted we do believe in insurance. >> issue is definition of a sxheshl activity. do we believe it begins at the point of match? when they're driving to p

the proposal comes after 6-year-old sophia lu was struck and killed by an uber contracted are driver whose app was on at the time, but not transporting anyone. uber denied responsibility. the taxi cab drivers say the ride-sharing service is cut into their profits and are not as regulated as they are. they believe ab 2293 would just make things worse for them. >> it would legitimatize them and it sends the message that they don't need to be regulated. that's telling us, we've completely wasted our time getting background checks, getting licensed, having full commercial insurance. >> uber also opposes the bill, telling the san francisco business times, ab 2293 is an attack on innovation and the technology industry. the bill only serves to help the insurance industry and will increase litigation by trial attorneys. but supporters like sophia lu's patients, consumer groups, and the insurance industry says the bill is needed to protect consumers. the senate insurance committee will likely set an amount that the commercial insurance policy has to be at, the recommendation will be $750,000.

sophia's mother wants ride share companies and drivers to be more responsible. >> make me so upset. every time i saw somebody, i just look at it and think about my daughter. why he hit her like that. >> the family is also suing uber, which has denied responsibility for that crash. >>> awake and breathing on his own that is the good news for an oakland firefighter who was critically injured yesterday when the rig he was driving overturned. 55-year-old mitchell ao still has a long way to recovery and remains in intensive care. it's a relief to know he is doing better. >> when i saw him yesterday, you know, he was intubeated. the most important thing now is to recovery and have all the swelling and everything go down. >> investigators want to know why the rig slipped during training. cal osh osha and the chp will discuss whether there were violations. >>> the first time was great, but the second was twice as nice. giants pitcher tim lincecum made history today as he threw his second no-hitter. and he joins some elite company. quite a party down at china basin too. geraud moncure joins

sophia is the founder of the online clothing store nasty gal and the author of a new book "#girlboss. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> how did you go from that dropout to where you are now? >> well, it's been a long road. i grew up in the suburbs and i was very kind of unhappy with the public school that i was put in and decided that it was setting me up for, like, a very predictable life, which was not what i wanted. i, like, wanted to save the world and i kind of wanted to smash capitalism, and i thought it might be possible. and at a certain point, you know, decided that i was going to smash big corporations by, i don't know, shoplifting from them, which totally didn't pan out. i learned that the hard way, and decided that only sustainable hard work and without shortcuts is what works in life. and i actually had to learn it the hard way, which most people don't. and i had some time to hang out on the internet and myspace at the time, before facebook had really taken out, and i was seeing ads of people that put vintage ads on myspace. i wore vintage at the time and

this is cleo and fiji rooting for brazil and here is gina sophia supporting italy. and since she is three this is her first world cup. we want to see your fan photos. e-mail them to you report at kgo-tv.com or up load them through our news app or abc7news.com/you report. >> and our sister network is carrying tomorrow's world cup match live. columbia plays the ivory coast at 9:00 a.m. uruguay another noon and japan takes on greece at 3:00. >>> moving on, a canadian woman turned to her smartphone to get help when doctors did not believe she had a stroke. >> the sensation is happening again. >> stacy had gone to the emergency room, but initially doctors said it was stress. the next time it happened she recorded her symptoms and doctors confirmed she had had three mini strokes. >> when i am telling people it is happening they say it is stress and i'm like i know this is not stress. >> things we typically think is associated with older age like high blood pressure and diabetes and high cholesterol is hoping more and more often in younger people. >> it includes numbness o

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. >>> meanwhile, in sacramento, the parents of 6-year-old sophia liu are asking lawmakers to pass the bill. liu died on new year's eve when she was hit by an uber driver in san francisco. that drive did not have commercial insurance -- that driver didn't have commercial insurance. >>> a debate in atlanta over a tragic accident. a young father says he returned to his car after work and discovered he left his toddler in the car seat in the heat. the child died but police say the dad returned to the car and opened the car door several hours before he claimed he found his son. necessary jail charged with murder. -- he is in jail charged with murder. hundreds of people have signed the petition to have the charges dropped because they say it was an accident. >>> controversy in antioch this morning over a 15-year-old who was shot. the gunman was found not guilty on the stand your ground defense. real madronarhainell madrona said he was trying to protect himself from vandals. >> neighbors don't buy it. >> somebody was coming at him with a garbage can over his head while he was in a low vulner

. >> a totally hot taliban lady played by sophia vargara. and i think you know what that means.> jon: i don't know. >> that means we bang. >> respectfully, through a sheet. then i grab my horse and ride to freedom. >> and that $120 million opening weekend. >> that's how you bring hostage home, johnny. >> jessica williams and jason jones, everybody. jones, everybody. we'll be right back. it's a known fact that 100% of the swordfishes you don't try to catch... ...will get away. seize the summer with up to 40% off hotels from travelocity. they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall." the first multiplayer game for xbox one built and run on microsoft azure. letting gamers around the world interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, bestselling awe thork his new book is called "the rule of nobody: saving america from dead laws and

. >> reporter: richie gray says he forgot to drop off his daughter sophia at daycare in south carolina last month, and left her sleeping in the back seat of his car in 90 degree heat. >> it's so easy for the child to go to sleep and you not realize that they're still in there because your brain is on auto pilot. >> reporter: 13 young children died in hot cars so far this year, almost 400 in the last decade. an average of 39 children a year or one every nine days. >> the vast majority of the parents that this is happening to, they are loving and caring parents. >> reporter: even if it's just 80 outside, the temperature inside a car can skyrocket to about 120 degrees in less than an hour. in the past two months, 4-year-old bella rose lindstrom died in texas. 2-year-old alejandra mendoza died in sarasota, florida. just this week near orlando, police say another child was killed when her father left her inside his truck. >> she's been in the car for hours. i absolutely forgot about her. >> reporter: prosecution varies greatly state by state. and case by case. police in atlanta are investig

this is cleo and fiji rooting for brazil and here is gina sophia supporting italy.d since she is three this is her first world cup. we want to see your fan photos. e-mail them to you report at kgo-tv.com or up load them through our news app or abc7news.com/you report. >> and our sister network is carrying tomorrow's world cup match live. columbia plays the ivory coast at 9:00 a.m. uruguay another noon and japan takes on greece at 3:00. >>> moving on, a canadian woman turned to her smartphone to get help when doctors did not believe she had a stroke. >> the sensation is happening again. >> stacy had gone to the emergency room, but initially doctors said it was stress. the next time it happened she recorded her symptoms and doctors confirmed she had had three mini strokes. >> when i am telling people it is happening they say it is stress and i'm like i know this is not stress. >> things we typically think is associated with older age like high blood pressure and diabetes and high cholesterol is hoping more and more often in younger people. >> it includes numbness on o

. >> a totally hot taliban lady played by sophia vargara. and i think you know what that means.]. >> jon: i don't know. >> that means we bang. >> respectfully, through a sheet. then i grab my horse and ride to freedom. >> and that $120 million opening weekend. >> that's how you bring hostage home, johnny. >> jessica williams and jason jones, everybody. we'll be right back. the lowest price book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less, we'll match it and give you 50 dollars off your next trip expedia, find yours touch down... every morning... ten times! not just... now and then. once more on the rise... nuts to the flabby guys! go, you chicken fat, go away! go, you chicken fat, go! run, two, run (running) (like a tortoise) okay! (too far, and too slow.) now double up, ready! run two three four... (running) run two three four... (like a hare) run two three four... ow you are) run two three four... etting there) n two three four... . o you) are) run two three four... n two three four... (chicken fat,) n twerybody sing!.. . o away!)re) , you chicken fat, go! go! go! go! dism

this is cleo and fiji rooting for brazil and here is gina sophia supporting italy. and since she is three this is her first world cup. we want to see your fan photos. e-mail them to you report at kgo-tv.com or up load them through our news app or abc7news.com/you report. >> and our sister network is carrying tomorrow's world cup match live. columbia plays the ivory coast at 9:00 a.m. uruguay another noon and japan takes on greece at 3:00. >>> moving on, a canadian woman turned to her smartphone to get help when doctors did not believe she had a stroke. >> the sensation is happening again. >> stacy had gone to the emergency room, but initially doctors said it was stress. the next time it happened she recorded her symptoms and doctors confirmed she had had three mini strokes. >> when i am telling people it is happening they say it is stress and i'm like i know this is not stress. >> things we typically think is associated with older age like high blood pressure and diabetes and high cholesterol is hoping more and more often in younger people. >> it includes numbness o

. >> the bill comes after 6-year- old sophia liu was struck and killed in san francisco by an uber contracted driver. his app was on at the time but he was not transporting anyone. uber has denied responsibility. >>> san francisco leaders hope to reduce pedestrian traffic deaths by cutting speed limits as much as 10 miles per hour. experts say a person hit by a car going 20 miles per hour has a 95% chance of survival. survivor drops to 50% at 40 miles per hour. results from studying the idea are due in the fall. >>> james franco at the center of an international crisis? >> i want to go kill kim jong ung? >> it's called an act of war. >> they show up at your door pitching the up great. the phony pitch taking advantage of homeowners. >> we have fired up the hi-def doppler for the first time this summer season and with good reason. a cold front is moving through and it looks chilly just looking at the bay bridge. we have the forecast coming up in a few minutes. kim >> colin kaepernick meets his match! the 7-year-old boy not only catching that pass, he is going to celebrate like a pro. ,,,,,, mon

the tragic new year's eve killing of six-year old sophia lu but an uber driver and the injuries of her mother and brother is something that is still fresh in our minds. ~ by the incident raised a number of questions about uber and lift type companies also known as transportation network companies or tncs. i believe the term was coined by our public utilities commission a few months ago. i'll have to get used to tncs as the term. but these new types of companies that are providing popular transportation services, i use them once in a while as well, are operating in what i would call a wild west of unchecked industry without any controls and regulations where efforts to protect public safety and consumer safety. also as we've seen from a budget analyst report, [speaker not understood] carefully rapidly expanding as well as a new industry and business is it the city. some of the statistics i've seen are -- in the city we have about 9,000 cab drivers and about 1,856 full-time cabs on the street, and yet according to the budget analyst report i commissioned from june 9, we are seeing a rapi

sophia was killed by an uber driver who didn't have a passenger but the app was activated >> the companyis willing to associate itself with drivers as soon as it's profitable but as soon as something happens when injured or killed a family men, they distance sthechls >> the family is suing uber for damages the company is denying responsibility because the driver had no calls for sfgs or passengers. upper's policy covers drivers while on a trip. otherwise, the driver is covered by personal insure yavenlts >> this bill defines that portion as commercial activity and says there needs to be adequate coverage for that period of time. >> they exact amount is being debated here. in san francisco, taxi drivers carry a million dollars of insurance at all times. in sacramento, cab drivers face a noisy demonstration, urging passage of the bill. in sacramento abc7 news. stow was beaten three years ago on opening night, suing for engineers. he appeared today for the first time since jury selection. >> are you doing okay? >> yes >> a doctor says he may never go away they claim bothers did not provide

. >> hello, high name is sophia, and i am a chair of the youth justice committee this year. >> the youth commission is made up of 17 youth, and our goals include, but are not limited to identifying the concerns and needs of youth in san francisco. and providing outeding led recommendations to you all. we have been working closely with the youth led organization called project what. and now i will pass it over to nicole to talk about that. >> thank you. and project what stands for we are here and talking 2.7 million of children of incarcerated parents and our two main goals is one to raise awareness about the impacts of having a parent in incarcerated. and secondly, to improve services and policies that can effect us as well. >> our purpose today, is to assess the scope of the problem and toe ten shall places for solutions to help of the incarcerated parents and to examine these issue and to kham inthe issues that they face through the personal and expert testimony and now i will pass it over to my colleagues. >> our purpose is also to identify what departments are currently doing, to sup

sophia was killed by an uber driver who didn't have a passenger but the app was activated >> the companyis willing to associate itself with drivers as soon as it's profitable but as soon as something happens when injured or killed a family men, they distance sthechls >> the family is suing uber for damages the company is denying responsibility because the driver had no calls for sfgs or passengers. upper's policy covers drivers while on a trip. otherwise, the driver is covered by personal insure yavenlts >> this bill defines that portion as commercial activity and says there needs to be adequate coverage for that period of time. >> they exact amount is being debated here. in san francisco, taxi drivers carry a million dollars of insurance at all times. in sacramento, cab drivers face a noisy demonstration, urging passage of the bill. in sacramento stow was beaten three years ago on opening night, suing for engineers. he appeared today for the first time since jury selection. >> are you doing okay? >> yes >> a doctor says he may never go away they claim bothers did not provide proper secu

roads and swept away cars heavy rain also damaged houses and flooded villages i sighed the couple sophia forecasters say extreme weather will continue throughout today. protesters in brazil south paulo have targeted a car dealership during a demo for free public transportation some two thousand people to leave to be from the americas block a block i talked vehicles on later said spins on fire the rally comes amid ongoing protests against the huge cost of hosting the world cup in the country. but has all the news for now but up next larry king takes on some of the shady sides of president obama's administration do stay with us. some people say that when it happens some time not a very nice one the curtain goes down. it's some point i could no longer stand i decided to kill myself. you know i was scared and would i. punched but i didn't stand. the woman should. run from him. everyone who sees this video to also speak to the children's father. my has then became a control of people that he would do anything. why. don't i know i'm tired of crying too don't. play. this series to go off base a

. >> other news, nearly six months after a 6-year-old sophia lu was killed by an uber driver, lawmakers are pushing for more oversight of ride companies a new bill forcing companies to insure drivers the entire time the driver is behind the wheel. the bill heard before the senate insurance committee. supporters under sacramento today to push for passage, but uber says insurance is not needed. >> effort is here to have the company act responsibly. to take proper precautions to make sure these don't happen. without them being held accountable, they don't have motivation to make change. >> the bill is a back room deal to go way beyond the scope of any other car on the road. currently. >> she was killed in san francisco on new year's eve after a driver hit her with his car. uber argued the driver wasn't carrying a passenger at the time. >> an oakland firefighter is now awake, and breathing after being injured when this crash rig overturned. sky 7 hd shows the scene along a taxi way. this while they took part in a monthly drill. patrol is investigating this accident. >> hillary clinton is on

he will speak to anna sophia robb and to find out what it takes to become a hollywood star. >> this istaking stock" on bloomberg. what do you get when you mix a bear and a movie business? annasophia robb is a collision and movie actress with credits such as "trolley and the chocolate factory" and "soul surfer." it is almost like king kong, though not quite that way. tell me about true spark and what you are doing teaming up with david. >> he started this incredible organization and it basically builds character building films into afterschool programs. these are teaching moral lessons like integrity, honesty, friendship. and we bring this to the boys and girls club's, afterschool all-stars. kind of explain, they find role models within these films to aspire to be like them. what makes it a good film. >> had a jamaica transition from the fruit and bear fund and being an investor to been involved in the movie industry? >> this was a charity i thought about over 14 years ago when i had younger daughters and i felt like they were such treasures and they were not really absorbed by kids. i

the debate comes after the death of 6-year-old sophia lu.as hit while crossing a street in san francisco. her mother spoke about her loss before testifying. >> i'm just so upset. we have beautiful family, you know, and we had a boy and a girl. >> cab drivers staged a noisy demonstration in support of the bill in sacramento. they want rideshare companying to carry $1 million in liability insurance, the same as taxi cabs. an uber spokesperson says that's too much, because uber doesn't own the vehicles. >>> some 130 american special forces are now on the ground in iraq, to help battle sunni insurgents. this as the iraqi government is beginning to respond to pressure from the obama administration. >> reporter: days after meeting with nuri al-maliki, secretary of state, john kerry says he is following through on his commitments. >> he also called on all iraqis to put aside their differences, to unite in their efforts against terrorism. >> al-maliki refusing to step down, despite pressure to resign. obama administration officials repeatedly stress

. >> sophia's father was a captain at the fire department. and he was a line of duty death.o it's been a struggle. i've got three kids i'm raising on my own. so emotionally and financially it's very hard. so having a running vehicle for my daughter means a lot to us. >> the family received that refurbished car at a charity golf tournament today. he was a nine-year veteran of the police department. >>> sunny in some parts. fog rolling in, in other parts. >> the fog this weekend, that's really not going to be going anywhere. we're going to see that stay put. it's beginning to roll in pretty thick right now with winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. as we get a look outside at our sky camera network right now, some of the best weather across the bay is right here across the santa clara valley. we're averaging low 70s. breezy across the peninsula and 67 degrees. and for the east bay, averaging some. warmest temperatures at 78, keeping fire danger on the rise. as we head throughout tomorrow's forecast, what you are going to find are those temperatures are some of the hottest

nicki minaj sings a set with sophia a rosie. can't wait for that.e safety as we count down to independence day. the risk to celebrate. ant eer t yo all oew 5:00. lawsuit lottery say they hit it big then tossed out the ticket. tonight the reason they say the new jersey lottery to blame for thmiion jackpotg up in a landfill. >>> what does it take to repair bureau reporter tim furlongoe along with engineers forrsand ll at nbc 10, thanks for watching. we'll see you hertoday at 4:. [cell phone ringing] his be>> ortiz: oh, it is. i think i may have finally foun. >> ben: sorry i'm late. jordan, what's wrong? did something happen with rafe? >> jordan: i just talked to him a little while ago, and, um... he said that he can't be in a relationship with me unless i tell him the truth... about everything. >> so i'd like to begin this meeting with a moment of silence th

. >> joining me now from sophia bulgaria, republican senator john mccain. senator, i want to get your response to the secretary of state. in light of the conversation this week, i wanted to start off with this. first of all, i think all of our audience and most of america understands the courage and the valor and the honor that you served for america in vietnam as a prisoner of war in part for more than five years. in the spirit of that, i want to ask you this question. let's assume that everything that's been put out there about bowe bergdahl this week is true. we can't assume that because we don't know, that he went a.w.o.l., he may have wanted to defect, that perhaps he wanted -- i'm sorry, he may have wanted to desert. if you look at those things and say maybe they're true, does that make this young man less worthy of rescuing from his circumstances than the young john mccain as a p.o.w.? >> no, it does not, candy. we have the obligation to do whatever we can to bring any of our captured servicemen and women back. but the question is at what cost. wheth

this when the steering is as precise as leonardo da vinci and the brakes have the stopping power of sophia how do you get all this past the highway patrol? build them a lamborghini. nearly every model from every era filled the piazzas to be blessed, fussed over, photographed and admired as part of the national heritage. no two alike, each crafted as a matter of taste. even this was an offer lamborghini couldn't refuse. ( horn playing theme to "the godfather" ) the rally ended with a coming out party for a new car named for a bull that murdered a matador. lamborghini built only four venenos, one for itself and three that sold for $4 million each. who buys that?! >> lock: very few people. and the most difficult thing to manage in the process of selling those cars was having a palatable story for the six or seven who we couldn't get a car for. >> pelley: you had to tell them why they couldn't buy a $4 million car. >> lock: i had to explain that we had a very limited production available on these cars. >> pelley: how many of the three veneno buyers bought the car sight unseen? >> lock: all thr

. >> his mother sophia is supposed to meet him at baggage claim.ing to live with her and start a new life. >> i was there. i was happy to meet him. but when i was waiting longer, then i start worry a little bit. >> she doesn't know that her only child, who doesn't speak english and has never flown before, is having trouble clearing customs and immigration. >> if you're coming from outside the country, you're supposed to be directed to what's called secondary customs so they can process your papers. >> robert apparently becomes confused by the process and spends several hours wandering around the customs area. >> until at least 10:00, no one had any real interaction with him. and as unbelievable as this sounds, there was a person walking around in an area where security is at its highest, and he is not paid attention to for in excess of seven hours. >> at 10:00 p.m., after waiting at baggage claim for several hours by herself, robert's mother leaves, told by airport officials, she says, that there's no record of her son arriving. >> and she said, no

. >> the bill comes after 6-year- old sophia liu was struck and killed in san francisco by an uber-contractedver. his app was on at the time, but he was not transporting anyone. and uber has denied any responsibility. >>> construction in san francisco's central subway just hit a big milestone digging wrapping up today. kpix 5 reporter don ford tells us neighbors who have dealt with ongoing noise are getting relief. >> reporter: from the outside you would hardly know that history is being made on the inside the first of two giant cutting heads being lifted out of the tunnel they just finished digging. although the main bores are finished it hasn't been easy on the neighborhood. for months traffic has been choked with constant dust and noise. >> worked all night and has little tractors and things beeping. >> reporter: next door is the pelligrini restaurant. it's been tough on business. and owner dario hajan wants the neighborhood back to normal. >> hopefully, this is the end of the tunnel and, you know, we start seeing some of this major construction go away. >> reporter: down in the hole you c

sophia jones is a middle eastern correspondent. she joins us from iraq. are they thinking about leaving iraq? >> many of these people can't leave. they're very much stuck here. there are over 200,000 syrian refugees in iraqi kurdistan. many of them have jobs here. they can't get jobs back in syria. they have very little to eat. they have -- they can't go anywhere. they're stuck. >> what are the conditions like at the camp? >> the conditions are pretty poor. they're better than other camps i've been to, but it reeks of sewage, there are school programs for the children but they're very basic. people say the daily needs are not being met. they say the conditions are horrible. >> you've -- i know you talked a number of refugees. what is going through their mind as they see what isis has been able to do so far in iraq? >> well, other the past year, many of these syrian refugees from syrian kurt stan have fled. they fled suicide bombings, kidnaps of kurdish students. they came here. a lot the conditions are bad, they say fresh start at the new life, perhaps no

and mother of my two great kids who didn't see dad for the last six months, donovan and sophia.y thanks to the man who worked 18-hour days when i was passed out and exhausting from giving talks with people. my campaign manager zach werall. and right -- >> we appear to have lost the signal of the live comment from david brat, the triumphant candidate who has defeated eric cantor. he's an economics adviser at a local college. he wasn't on anyone's radar screens a few months ago, and even going intoalist weekend, he was written off. joining me, dorian warren and christina belin tony. quickly, your reaction? >> oh, my gosh. well, we're downstairs shredding the front page right now. it's the newspaper that covers capitol hill, this was a pretty big deal. our front page tomorrow will say stunner, because it is. democrats we talked to, operatives across the state of virginia were completely not expecting this. people are studying election law to see if it's at all possible for him to do a write-in campaign. this is major for leadership consequences, with john boehner under pressure, it

you can catch the full discussion with marine le pen on monday on our interview show sophia. later this hour hostages taken prisoner of an iraqi university but freed surprisingly quickly by their captors. we hear from an expert believes it's a new tactic of intimidation by militants to show the government their strength across the country. they beat me. with the what powers in my mouth wow pride in their use also we report on parents in the u.s. who illegally give up their adopted children to invented families via the internet sometimes with horrifying the sales of this and much more coming up right after a very short break. sweden or finland to bring deep to join nato would provoke some sort of free action on the part of russia at least a far as far as a military calculus is concerned none of what faces humanity peace the west north and south lawn of it can't be solved by military means or fighter aircraft or satellites or nuclear weapons military is outdated it should go like cannibalism and slavery and child labor it doesn't belong to civilization to kill each other. drama

and you can watch of the full discussion with america in the next monday of course that will be on sophia. could have you with us here on r.t. international today a new surveillance cadel unfolding in germany it turns out that half a dozen seemingly innocent facilities including a telecom office are in fact spying stations and this has been confirmed by the intelligence service some of these facilities were reportedly used by the american government is a story with artie's peter oliver. well it had been one of germany's worst kept secrets but now they have revealed the names and locations of six listening posts that have been operated by the german security services the head of the b.n. de. schindler said that it was well it was frankly ridiculous to keep these places secret anymore when they could be found and their locations could be found quite easily online these are the the listening posts that they used to to listen in to various types of communications that go through this country here they did also have some some quite comical names while they were trying to hide their true purpos

the dad says he forgot to drop off his daughter sophia at day care last month and left her sleeping in 90-degree weather. >> it's so easy for the child to go to sleep and you not realize that they're still in there. because your brain is on autopilot. >> reporter: he's been charged with unlawful conduct towards a child. but he says it was an accident and wants his story to serve as a reminder to all parents. >> a massive amount of guilt that you feel. as a father, you know, you're the protector. you know? and you're daddy. it's an unimaginable loss. >> reporter: it really is a heart breaking story. and safety advocates say there's several things you can do to prevent that from happening. first, if your child's in the back seat and you have a diaper bag, set it in the front seat and it will be a reminder. also take your cell phone and place it in the back seat. chances are as you get out of your car, you'll reach into the back seat and see your child. back to you. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you have been much. more information and more advice on this subject on our website at today.com. >

and you can catch the full discussion with marine le pen on monday sophia and. also a big name baby like put where the what powers about the outcry and their peers will be reporting on parents in the u.s. who are legally give up their adopted children to unvetted families via the internet sometimes with horrifying results that's all coming up for you later in the program. crosstalk rolls in effect got into you can jump in anytime you want. this is a media lead us so we need to be part of the scene potions to cure. your party there's a goal that question is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . you're watching r.t. international next for you this hour germany's intelligence service has revealed the locations of half a dozen spying stations scattered across the country disguised as innocent facilities the centers we used to pry into people's lives while some of them were even reportedly used by the u.s. peter all of it picks up the story well it had been one of germany's worst kept secrets but n