plot to kill hitler the ceremony was held at the defense ministry where the best known conspirator klaus von stauffenberg was shot. it was a sudden day germany commemorated the 75th anniversary of the plot to give. it broad to get it to historians and family members of those executed after desination attempt failed. german chancellor i'm going to america lead to 2 buttes to do those who resisted a nazi regime praising the conviction that pushed them to act. how can you light the light of humanity in this deep darkness and provide a light for all of us the one thing that unified all those who stood up against them was the conscience of the convictions the ideas they follow the money the imperative for them to act they was certain that they could not justify not acting . and one message was heard again and again the memory of the july 20 plotters is more relevant than ever and not just for germany. should be means on this there is a european dimension to resistance european identity is very much based on fundamental human rights. but with the far right making gains across the continent to

and to the wolf flathead cold hands there he met with generals for a strategy briefing colonel klaus shank conferenced often bag was present and in his bag he was carrying an explosive device at 12 42 pm the bomb exploded killing several people that hit the photographer of the attack was only slightly injured the coup had failed. the failed puts against hitler has gone down in history and germany the 28th of july is an important anniversary for german chancellor angela merkel the conspirators remain important role models for the present day off of the boat today we also have the responsibility to confront attempts to destroy democracy including right wing extremism frenched often executed that very night in the wake of the failed coup the nazis killed some $200.00 coal conspiracists but their memory lives on today. i'm now joined by deed correspondent peter graven who has been following the ceremony for us peter how did the dignitaries today honor those who try to sesame it all filler i think the the common factor was that they all emphasized how important it is in politics in histor

resistance a ceremony was held in berlin were chancellor angela merkel praised the small group led by klaus von stauffenberg were tempted to kill hitler with the bomb she was also she also recalled others who had resisted the nazi regime including students academics. merkel called on people to honor their memory by showing moral courage in the face of racism and hatred among the memorial took place in the courtyard of the federal ministry of defense the same location where the main conspirators were executed on this day in 1904 the men had taken part in operation valley a daring attempt that came very close to killing hitler and changing history. it was the morning of the 20th of july 944 ad of hitler entered the wolf's lair headquarters there he met with generals for a strategy briefing colonel klaus shank calf on staff and berg was also present and in his bank he was carrying an explosive device at 12 42 pm the bomb exploded killing several people but hitler the target of the attack was only slightly injured the coup had failed the failed puts against hitler has gone down in history in ge

hitler entered the wolf's lair headquarters there he met with generals for a strategy briefing colonel klausshank car fun stuff and berg was also present and in his bag he was carrying an explosive device at 12 42 pm the bomb exploded killing several people but hitler the target of the attack was only slightly injured the coup had failed the failed push against hitler has gone down in history in germany the 20th of july is an important anniversary for german chancellor angela merkel the conspirators remain important role models for the present day of the of the boy today we also have the responsibility to confront attempts to destroy democracy including rights we need stream ism frenched often berg was executed that very night in the wake of the failed coup the nazis killed some $200.00 coconspirators but their memory lives on today. the supreme court of the netherlands has found the dutch state partially liable for the deaths of 350 bosnian muslims and the stripper and its a massacre and 995 muslims were killed by bosnian serb forces after being expelled from a un safe haven that was being

hitler entered the wolf's lair headquarters there he met with generals for a strategy briefing colonel klausshank car fun stuff and bag was also present and in his bank he was carrying an explosive device at 12 42 pm the bomb exploded killing several people but hitler the target of the attack was only slightly injured the coup had failed. philip fi have fun there is a largo was one of the conspirators it was he who obtained the explosives for the attack in 2005 fund those allow giteau d w about his decision as an officer of the van marked to act against his commander in chief hitler. should one be part of this or can one get out of it it is one's judgment of hitler correct or wrong those were pressing questions back then it was clear to me that hitler would lead germany into one of this and that he was a criminal one but murder is murder that and you can only come to such a decision and the police often thought it would withstand scrutiny in the eyes of god or for the failed puts against hitler has gone down in history in germany the 20th of july is an important anniversary frenched often be

75th anniversary of the famous briefcase plot to kill out off hitler on july 20th 1904 army colonel klaus von stauffenberg planted a bomb in the nazi headquarters where hitler was meeting with his generals the device went off and killed several of those present but hitler himself was only slightly injured often berg and several of his fellow conspirators were detained and executed once seen as traitors today they are celebrated as heroes who gave their lives in the attempt to end hitler's regime here in berlin an official commemoration has been held at the place where they were shot the defense ministry . it was a sudden they asked germany commemorated a 75th anniversary of the plot to kill the father of hitler it brought together political historians and family members of those executed after desination attempt failed german chancellor angela merkel led attributes to do those who resisted a nazi regime praising the conviction that pushed them to act you know involves the above was they were very aware of the consequences their actions could have for them and their families they were will

assassination attempt at a ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary chancellor angela merkel praised klaus fun stuff and barack and his fellow conspirators who attempted to kill hitler with a bomb. tens of thousands of much true the streets of london in one of the biggest pro e.u. rallies the country has ever seen the much for a change called for the u.k. to reverse breaks it and remain a member of the e.u. . several 1000 people have attended a demonstration against the far right in the german state of has said it follows the killing last month of local politician voter look at a conservative who is known for his pro immigration views a far right sympathizer just with his murder has retracted his confession. welcome to world stories. a glimmer of hope south africa's fight against hiv germany the past is a foreign country but 1st to pakistan according to the un sustainable development goals all children should be in education by 2030 but a recent review paints a bleak picture especially for low income countries i've evolved it's 8 o'clock in the morning and mahomet should be getting ready f

klaus cookman from west berlin helped dig the tunnel he wanted to smuggle his pregnant wife out of the spelling with an organ this is the original tunnel from that came 7971 it's the only one preserved in its original state from the time when berlin was divided. the tunnel diggers various original tools are on display to. at street level stones marked the location of the tunnel running under where the berlin wall once stood. on the wall had a tremendous impact on life to his friends in the east were no longer able to visit him. on the road was born in west berlin in 1964 later as a student he moved to a flattening at the village in borel. when the 1st when friends acquaintances or relatives from west germany came to visit i never took them to the brandenburg gate instead i take them to banaue. they will go to platforms on all major crossings on the western side. they were so tall you could see a long way into east berlin. his favorite being michelle is nearby. my. son. on and has played the accordion since his teens 1920 songs his face. has been and i thought the real berlin or if you

klaus also works outside his studio travel photography as one of his passions. he took these pictures of arctic fishing in canada. visa from south america. this photo of a town in colombia was also stolen it was found on a travel website. overnight copy tracks scanned millions of sites with similar images by morning the identity of the culprit had been established. that. it was a commercial traveller blog not a private individual clearly had ties to travel agencies so it was definitely a money making enterprise i got a 465 euro license fee after the fact. they had it up for a certain period of time and copy truck worked out a suitable 50 copy track down with a few. of the deal is that 70 percent of the total feat goes to the photographer or image owner and 30 percent to copy track. young kraus likes the arrangement he doesn't have to get involved in hunting down photo thieves or hiring a lawyer to press his claims. now patients are created to protect brilliant original ideas ways to implement them and with a bit of luck make a lot of money. but a surprising numb

hitler and to the wolf's lair headquarters there he met with generals for a strategy briefing colonel klaus shank cough on stuff and was also present and in his bag he was carrying an explosive device at 12 42 pm the bomb exploded killing several people that hitler the target of the attack was only slightly injured the coup had failed. the failed push against hitler has gone down in history and germany the 20th of july is an important anniversary for german chancellor angela merkel the conspirators remain important role models for the present day of the of the world today we also have the responsibility to confront attempts to destroy democracy including right wing extremism frenched often berg was executed that very night in the wake of the failed coup the nazis killed some $200.00 coconspirators but their memory lives on today. some 7000 people were arrested in the ensuing crackdown of whom almost 5000 were executed many of them were family members of the conspirators in fact it's the women of the nazi resistance movement who have often been overlooked despite the at the role that they pl

there were numerous actors involved in this and on hitler's life the most famous of them perhaps is klaus french doll from burke now he's known as the main orchestrator of the assassination attempt there was even this film starring a hollywood actor tom cruise which portrayed him as a hero but his legacy is complex isn't it's interesting that you used the word famous because for quite some time he was actually viewed as an infamous kurds or in germany the immediate post-war period the conspirators in the functional from the airport were viewed as traitors to the country there was actually a poll in 151 which suggested that 2 thirds of people in germany viewed them negatively viewed them as traitors to germany. ok and then today's ceremony the 1st person we're going to hear speaking is professor robert steinback the chairman of the 20th of july 1944. bob and it's kind of like the madam chancellor. of the. president read to her son's good presidents on the constitutional court house your next congress which is on the other and i would like to give a very rocky welcome to our former presiden

prisoners were killed in weeks of violence between rival gangs well jeffrey lesser is the director of the klaus m. hull institutes for global research at emory university he says the harsh conditions in prisons offer little room for inmates rehabilitation. these riots are just relieving to what's going on in the prison whether they're often like a tensions between criminal organizations outside of the prison which then get resolved busy if you will inside the person that is there is very very little busy . very few services for rehabilitation the prisons themselves or the officer to rehabilitate they are taking all busy the. young people and making them into a whole more hardened criminals and that in part is because brazil has this in some ways an extremely weak state and because the state is weak the criminal gains expand so what you have in these cases are her example a lack of guards guards were poorly a lack of police a lack of services in the prisons themselves and so not surprisingly the prison just because it was a kind of a coast order with the flagship of 2 other issues that are going

the would be assassin colonel klaus french dolphin bag had launched a coup his cousin say is often ho foka who was one of more than $200.00 officers and civilians involved in the coup was in paris where detained the local gestapo and s.s. leaders. for a front hall foka remembers that radiant summer day all too well. and every night i think it was around 7 o'clock am we used to listen to the damage opportunities on the day that night there was a special announcement and these were the words he used a criminal group of german officers has tried to murder hitler who didn't know. we all froze the next thing i remember my mother silently rose from the dinner table which was quite unusual i looked out the window because i wanted to know what she was doing and i saw her hurriedly lighting a fire in the garden with a few guns has figured for you and got an answer and for no fucker's mother was burning letters from his father sees a friend who was arrested 5 days after the failed assassination when i'm out of food and my mother found out about my father's 1st interrogation when i got stopped t

were yemen is currently procuring a large number of tanks that should be of interest to you regards klaus holman the shipping company's c.e.o. remembers. their home environment of by mr holman was on the stuff of the federal intelligence service he simply said how things were to be handled and how not from getting a good fun one to do for the mr fun paskin but it was a sensitive cargo eskin call it was a sensitive consignment and i reckon that he came to see us maybe once every 2 or 3 months and simply told us how things were to be handled and how not. due from digging in other words it was important for us to proceed according to certain regulations. not torture engage in any illegal transporting or. illegal and transport it's fun to save a sickly he or the b. and they decided what was on and what wasn't and good good exactly. this is how the system worked hallman maintained contact with the belugas shipping company for the b.m.d. when the company planned an arms transport it asshole man whether he saw a problem if he didn't stop or give the go ahead and the ship sailed for example a ves

meteorologist adam klaus is tracking it from the extreme weather center.e us the latest. >> it's still a big storm just off the coast of louisiana. we are thinking maybe this jumps up to a hurricane before it makes landfall early tomorrow morning. but even if it doesn't get there, it's going to be a strong tropical storm. the legacy of this will not be the wind. it will be all the water that it brings with it. whether it's a strong tropical storm or hurricane, it won't make a difference because the water is going to be there. storm surge will be part of that story on the high end, somewhere between 3 to 6 inches of storm surge running up along the coast. that's going to put several communities under water. stretching as far as biloxi, 2 to 4 feet of storm surge. that is dangerous as well. it's that that's going to be the rain as well. we're already beginning to see some outer bands of rain running up along the coast. it is going to intensify overnight tonight. it's going to get a whole lot worse. so no surprise here. a large area across this region, where

under doj policy, the president cannot be indicted, klaus 1. clause 2, you can't say anything about the president. this is the line. as someone who worked on the special counsel regulations, is that a reasonable reading of this situation? >> the whole thing was insane. first of all, the idea the republicans are saying mueller, you're not allowed to exonerate the president or anyone else when that's of course what president trump himself has been claiming is totally exonerated. but, look, i think barr himself after the report was turned in said hey, actually mueller could have reached a conclusion, could have exonerated or indicted, said this person committed a crime. and so i was a little surprised that the democrats didn't push on that. i thought that was a tremendous missed opportunity. i think in the first hearing we saw lots of missed opportunities. the second hearing, i thought the intelligence committee did a great job. >> it just seemed to me we're up at this sort of boundary of the kind of institutional structure of the nation at this m

so i'm thinking next time, klaus, he's very chatty, i'll stick in my headphones.ea at all. >> if i'm stressed i want to chat with you. >> we're trying to get away with the work. vlad, come into the office here. >> did you see what happened last night? >> don't you want to hear all of my stories? >> i do. that's -- >> maybe that's for me. >> i come to work and everybody's going to have on their headphones. >> if that happens, you know you got trouble -- >> i totally disagree. >> i'm with you. to avoid burnout, do less work, don't do less chatting. >> i disagree. >>> the food and drug administration, moving on, is launching its first tv ads to fight vaping by teenagers. the fda's nearly $60 million initiative is called "the real cost." this includes new commercials featuring street magician julius dein who uses tricks to educate teens on the risk of e-cigarettes. >> can i borrow your vape? i'm going to put it in your hand like this. watch the vape. here we go. you went from vaping to trying cigarettes. boom. >> oh -- >> cool. >> boom. >> oh. >> you're more likely to