accompanied by 2 indonesian colleagues and then fritz drives to the parking lot of a shopping center overlooking the bank of his investigation into the dynamics of the wave relies heavily on videos from mobile phones this is the exact thought that i direct we saw on the feed you know you can see the billboards yet. another wave coming people running away people running away. and that's the 2nd word i can read their eyes. now we can basically see how high the water is almost the billboard. the waves reached a fine tooth more than 4 metres. to determine the kools of the tsunami herman fritz 1st needs to create a computer model of the devastating wave for this he has to determine its height at different points in the city and measure how far it spread in land i tried this in detail surveying years to begin to try to get it to 3 d. stamped and the purpose of that is to figure 3 d. space based the lidar stands all the points and we can see how the wave goes through it so if you measure how high the wave reason every given instance and how fast the wave is moving across the through the hou

fritz and he's indonesian colleague. returned to the west coast to gauge how one tsunami could have a region and to be in this sheltered area. para city has received news footage that was filmed nearby. to stay over there. so then you can see all. these events and then this is when they started just last night. yeah local landslide. triggered by the earthquake you have a small semi-circular wave that you can even see the video so i think this is going to be a localized impact of this landslide tsunami of a lot of aluminum with serious i think once you shake it it will go. for whom and for it's the low intensity of these 1st wave suggests it was triggered by a coastal landslide but that alone doesn't explain what cools the tsunami that devastated the bay here we have evidence because we have a coastal scar ok's the scar actually is along the shoreline. went into the ocean and so we have a coastal landslide i don't think there's localized tsunamis big enough to be the main source of the tsunami that wiped away or a body on

hermann fritz and he's indonesian colleague. returned to the west coast to gauge how one tsunami could have the region and to be in this sheltered area. paris city has received new footage that was filmed nearby . so there. so then you can see all. of these events and then this is when they started just last night. yeah a local landslide close i think triggered by the earthquake you have a semi-circle wave that you can even see in the video so i think this is going to be a localized impact and it is landslides and. you have a lot of aluminum with serious flooding once you should get it. to whom and for it's the low intensity of these 1st wave suggests it was triggered by a coastal landslide but that's alone doesn't explain what cools the tsunami that devastated the bank here we have evidence because we have a coast guard ok so the scar actually is along the shoreline. went into the ocean and so we have a coastal landslide i don't think there's localized tsunami is big enough to be the main source of the tsunami that wiped away o

and then fritz and he's indonesian colleague. returned to the west coast to gauge how it tsunami could have a region and to be in this sheltered area. para city has received new footage that was filmed nearby. the bar to stay over there. so then you can see all. these events and then this is when this started this was like. yeah a local landslide. victory but here is great you have a small semi-circular wave that you can even see the video here so i think this is going to be a localized impact of this landslide tsunami you have a lot of aluminum with you think once you shake it if you. put hooman fritz the low intensity of these 1st wave suggests it was triggered by a coastal landslide but that alone doesn't explain what cools the tsunami that devastated the bank here we have evidence because we have a coastal scar ok so the scar actually is along the shoreline. went into the ocean and so we have a coastal landslide i don't think there's localized tsunamis big enough to be the main source of the tsunami that wiped away or on the

herman fritz he's conducting research in palm tucked away at the back of the bay the town is home to 350000 residents valens of people lost their lives here. accompanied by 2 indonesian colleagues the men fritz drives to the parking lot of the shopping center overlooking the bank he's investigation into the dynamics of the wave relies heavily on videos from mobile phones this is the exact spot that you saw on the feed you so you can see the billboard yes. another wave coming in people running away people running away. and that's the 2nd word i can wait a minute. now we can basically see how high the water is almost in the billboard. the waves reach don't find more than fool meters. to determine the cools of the tsunami and then for its 1st needs to create a computer model of the devastating wave for this he has to determine its height at different points in the city and measure how far it spread inland to try to some detailed survey in years to begin to try to get it to 3 d. scan and the purpose of that is to figure 3 d. space based the lidar stands all the point and we can see how t

regardless of that, fritz bauer is now in a fury. he has had this information for about 18 months, where eichmann is living. he doesn't know if eichmann is going to stay there or if he is going to be tipped off. this time, he gets on a plane personally and gets in a room with isser harel and the attorney general of israel, and says, you must go after adolf eichmann. he is here. go. he is so convincing, that isser harel is kind of a little bit ashamed into acting right now. he feels compelled to do something. it cannot deny now that this is adolf eichmann and that this is where he is living. what does isser want to do? he wants to kill him. he was to arrange a car accident, assassinate him quickly and quietly and be done with him. this individual here, and many of you may recognize him, the head of the israeli government, has a very different idea. david ben-gurion sees an opportunity here to make an affine history. history.nd define he stipulates very clearly why he wants to go after eichmann. he wants to capture him and bring him ba

and then fritz and he's indonesian colleague. returned to the west coast to gauge how it tsunami could have a region and to be in this sheltered area. paris city has received news footage that was filmed nearby. so i stayed over there. so then you can see all. these events and then this is when this started just last night. yeah a local landslide no seismic trigger but here is great you have a small semi-circular wave that you can even seen video there so i think this is going to be a localized impact of this landslide tsunami and you have a lot of movement seriously i think once you shake it if you go. home and fritz the low intensity of these 1st wave suggests it was triggered by a coastal landslide but that alone doesn't explain what cools the tsunami that devastated the bank here we have evidence because we have a coastal scar ok so the scar actually is along the shoreline and went into the ocean and so we have a coastal landslide i don't think there's localized tsunamis big enough to be the main source of the tsunami that wi

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fritz is 47 places above norrie in the world rankings.oining him when he took the first set against the fifth seed stan wawrinka and had three match points in the second, but he lost in three sets. and that's all the sport for now. good morning. tuesday brings another autumn day of sunny spells and scattered showers across england and wales slowly improving from the north, and that's going to be the trend as we go through the rest of the week. gradually turning drier but staying on the chilly side for the middle part of october. so, you can see how many showers we'll have from the word go, but those showers will then drift away out of scotland. an improving picture for scotland and northern ireland, but a cool, northeasterly breeze, so not particularly warm with it. plenty of showers are continuing throughout the afternoon across england and wales. top temperatures more disappointing, highest values of 10—13. now, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we'll see this little weather front enhancing some showers for a time across the eas

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fritz is 47 places above norrie in the world rankings.n wawrinka and had three match points in the second, but he lost in three sets. and that's all the sport for now. todayit today it was cloud albert saran in a chilly phyllis well but it did brighten up for some western parts of the uk. that was the scene for a weather watcher earlier today. do the rest of this week we see more in the way of this week we see more in the way of dry and fairly bright weather but it will stay on the chilly side. this is a satellite picture from early on. this ban a cloud bringing the albert saran pushing his words and speckled shower clown a decent clear spells and in between. that makes a clear spells or showers that will affect the western half of the uk going through tonight. rain struggling to clear away from the far southeast and take a while to do so and at the same time pushing back into parts of east in scotland in northeast england. temperatures for most around five or 6 degrees. a bit colder than that for part of southwest scotland in the far nor

on the progressive and sound platform that you have hammered out at this convention. [ applause ] fritz and i will mount a campaign that defines the real issues, a campaign that responds to the intelligence of the american people, a campaign that talks sense. and we're going to beat the republicans in november. we'll win because we are the party of a great president who knew how to get reelected-franklin delano roosevelt. and we are the party of a courageous fighter who knew how to give 'em hell, harry truman. [ applause ] and as truman said, he just told the truth and they thought it was hell. and we're the party of a gallant man of spirit, john fitzgerald kennedy. [ applause ] and we're the party of a great leader of compassion, lyndon baines johnson, and the party of a great man who should have been president, who would have been one of the greatest presidents in history hubert horatio hornblower -- humphrey. [ applause ] i have appreciated what this convention has said about senator humphrey, a great man who epitomized the spirit of the democratic party. and i would like to say that

and that is something that fritz and i feel very, very strongly about for the future of this country. this administration, over the past several years, has gutted the educational programs available to our young people. it has attempted to knock out pell grants, monies to young individuals who are poor and can't afford to go to college. it has reduced by 25% the amount monies going to college education and i one-third, the amount of those going into secondary and primary schools. but fritz mondale and i feel strongly that if you educate your children, that is the way you build up and make a stronger america. with reference to civil rights, you have got to go beyond that. if you look at my record in congress, and fritz mondale's record in the senate and as vice president, we both have strong civil rights records. this administration does not. it has come in, in the bob jones case, on the side of segregated academies. it came in in the grove city case on the side of discrimination against women, the handicapped, and the elderly. as a matter of fact, in the congress, we just best overwhel

we did not always agree with fritz on everything and one thing we knew ath stralman and fritz is theycarolina first. i don't think they would have let anyone to take money from military families to use for another initiative. and jamie harrison will be cut from that same cloth, that south carolina is always first nap is what is sending us to washington dc for their interests. that's why we built this movement here in south carolina that is in focus on sending him home, bringing home back, and i hope that folks will join us. sign up, volunteer, and help us out. help us be part of bringing hope back to south carolina. >> you have tons of money. how are you using it to get at the voters that have not found it ft. worth to vote in past elections. there are millions of those voters around the country and quite a few in your state as well that think that politicians don't do anything to improve their lives bhap are you doing to reach those voters and convince them that casting a bat lot matters. >> i have a different road ad, i met a man that said i just want my different road to be paved.

lance fritz, union pacific ceo. this is bloomberg.esident trump and joe biden facing off in the final presidential debate tonight. joining us on the scene in nashville is kevin cirilli, bloomberg's chief washington correspondent your how important is tonight, what are we expecting? kevin: three things. on foreign policy, t differences emerging between the campaigns as the biden campaign is going to look to capitalize off the director of national intelligence press conference john ratcliffe, who says iran as well as russia engaged in cyberattacks regarding voters data information. they will seek to trait the trump campaign as too lax as it relates to protecting democratic institutions following 2016. in response, the trump campaign will say there are significant questions about members of joe biden's family, including hunter biden as it relates to russia and the ukraine. secondly, there will be a mute button. kristen welker will be moderating from nbc news. whether or not the president engages in the same attacks he did in the first de

and you will also find the gothic mocking capital of the church that was financed by the citizens of fritz burke and that was a thorn in the side of the bishop which is why he did not appoint a priest and for this reason the church is still called capella or chapel. next it is the falcon house with a rocket called facade today the city library and tourist information our house here in the past the building was a small to tell it. is the most beautiful house in for its birth. my next stop is square between st killian's cathedral and my minster collegiate church there's a hidden gem here didn't some get like a small courtyard with the grace monument of fighters from the vine one of the most famous mediæval minstrels he died in verse broke in 1213 anyone who puts a flower on the memorial stone should experience relief from love sickness not that i need it. now to the highlight of the city. verts burke is not a particularly big city by today's standards but it used to be a center of power for influential bishops and they lived in this building diverse burke residence the palace and its gardens

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the church that was financed by the citizens of fritz bourke and that was a thorn in the side of the bishop which is why he did not appoint a priest and for this reason the church is still called capella or chapel. next it is the falcon house with a rocket called facade today the city library and tourist information our house here in the past the building was a small the tell it. the most beautiful house in for its birth. my next stop is square between st killian's cathedral and minster collegiate church there's a hidden gem here the newseum get a small courtyard with the grace monument off by times from the forehead by one of the most famous mediæval minstrels he died inverts burke in 1230 anyone who puts a flower on the memorial stone should experience relief from love sickness not that i need it. now to a highlight of the city. verts burke is not a particularly big city by today's standards but it used to be a center of power for influential bishops and they lived in this building diverse burke residence the palace and of gardens are unesco world heritage site. the spork residence

why the listening post monitors an entire fritz the media on al-jazeera 'd. during the sparrows fighting flares again between armenia and azerbaijan threatening a shaky cease fire. but i think this is out there a line from their home also coming up declaring that he is free of coronavirus us president donald trump for president the campaign trail for the 1st time since falling sick. and. giving into protesters nigeria's head of police dismantles a special unit accused of torture and extradition judicial killing. arresting a water cannon used against protesters in bell a rooster calling for the president to step down and the new election. so that a cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat following a new attacks in the conflict have been going occur by the latest fighting has killed at least 8 people in each side is blaming the other for not respecting the truce is very official say this is you've been and you were struck by missiles in the early hours of sunday cynicus your news reports now from country. the scene again just barely 24 hours s

reached in the coming weeks however the suggestion that the britain to give ground has irritated the fritznegotiator david frost tweeted that he was disappointed by the use approach to the negotiations. or prime minister boris johnson has warned the european union that the u.k. would be willing to walk away from talks altogether as a prospect we put to maria de met sister director of the brussels based think tank bruegel. some of it might be political expediency posturing by the men at the end of the day if you are a prime minister you're looking after the best of the country you really do want a deal i don't think i can see a world in which you can do better otherwise as so i have you know the chaos might ensue if we don't get a deal but i think that all everything will be done on both sides to actually get something even if it's small and in fact it will have to be small in the sense that it will be the confines for something that we can build on in later years one u.k. sector desperately hoping for a dale is the automotive sector comic is and supplies in the u.k. are closely linked to t

segÚn los reportes policiales, al volante iba courtney fritz pandolfi, de 40 aÑos, y conducÍa bajo losudan. ¿cÓmo estÁn ellos con la muerte de su hija? Álvarez: me da dolor porque, yo perdÍ a mi esposa. pero no es nada comparado con perder una hija. rodrÍguez: una pÉrdida que ha fortalecido su relaciÓn. Álvarez: me trata como su propio hijo y me han cuidado y me llaman, que ¿cÓmo estoy? ¿cÓmo estÁ la niÑa? rodrÍguez: lazos que los abuelos paternos aseguran, los unirÁn de por vida. >> que vamos a seguir adelante luchando. ellos y nosotros, los 2. rodrÍguez: ¿cÓmo estÁ adalyn rose hoy en dÍa? Álvarez: creciendo, muy rÁpido, mucha gente me dice "tienen mÁs grande los cachetes", "estÁ más grande" y nos estÁ engordando poquito. es una felicidad. rodrÍguez: tÚ has dicho que quieres guardarle algunas pertenencias de tu esposa a tu hija y asÍ ella pueda conocer cÓmo era su madre. Álvarez: tengo una cobija que le encantaba usar mi esposa. era una cobijita pequeÑa, rosita, y todavÍa tiene el olor de ella. rodrÍguez: mientras tanto, la conductora, quien en 3 ocasiones anteriores habÍa sido conden

i got another text saying another web cam on one of our laptops is on the fritz. need these things to work at the highest level which is why i think even increasingly this holiday season still going to be about pcs when there are deals, because like what seema is saying, one is not enough. >> interesting i mean, the laptop does -- it's more expensive than a chrome book but i got this one at costco for $500, $600 and the thing works great. let's talk about sneakers because shares are higher because of a bank of america upgrade raising shares from buy to underperform taking the price target to $30 -- i'm sorry, from 30 to 50 and are saying strong sales of nikeproducts and back to school are helping and should carry footlocker carry momentum through the holiday shopping season and its research showed, which is the most interesting part, credit and debit card spending is on the rise. julia, consumers are ready to shell out for a new pair of sneakers, and is that a good sign that the whole kind of economy is getting, you know, some traction here especially at mall whic

services committee and the first national security advisor for former senate majority leader bill fritz. he also served as a deputy assistant secretary of defense under president george w. bush. later, he was working on number of private-sector positions positions, including chief operating officer and executive vice president at the industries association, executive vice president of the u.s. chamber of commerce and vice president for government relations at raytheon. he was nominated by president trump in 2017 and confirmed as a secretary of the army. in 2019 he was nominated and confirmed as secretary of defense. it is truly an honor and privilege to welcome to the heritage foundation and welcome home, i might add, one of our distinguished alumni and a dear friend of this organization. secretary of defense, mike esper. secretary esper. >> good afternoon everyone and enqueue k for that very kind and generous introduction. i want to say a big thank you to the heritage foundation for hosting this discussion about the successes of the deferment of defense of the challenges we face when i

it was fritz hole links.ew poll shows republican senator lindsey graham is in a dead heat with democratic challenger jamime harrison. steve kornacki is at his trusty big board. steve, what are you seeing in these numbers out of south carolina specifically? >> what's interesting, craig, it's been pretty consistent. we started seeing polls a couple months ago showing harrison running close with graham. here we are. we're in october with polls like this still coming out. this is looking like -- there's still the possibility that trump wins south carolina and pulls graham over the top. that's certainly their hope. democrats are starting to look at south carolina as a race they could pick up potentially. if they did, the context is democrats are trying to get control of the u.s. senate. they'd like biden to win the presidency, they'd like to hold the house. if they can get a net gain of three, get up there to 50 senate seats, the vice president, kamala harris, would break the tie. that would give them control of e

get a look inside the wooden crates and then had screws to vanished some good west german journalist fritz pike and spent 7 years in the russian capital. he also looked for stories otherwise hidden behind the propaganda sought in the process establishing contact with political opposition figures and dissidents such as andre soccer off. and we saw from above but at the time. was the central figure among soviet dissidents soviet a nuclear scientist who had now turned his back on the regime as he's done now before new regime. whenever i went to see a bemused and oddly. nothing a light in the hall in the building where he lived was a broken i was in my. house floor capote as i climbed the stairs behind and again i encountered shadowy figures. of i had to work my way around i had to diminish duration. the west also had it shadowy figures as both sides conducted a clandestine conflict. the cold war had its fair share of the real life james bond stories. in one case an insurance agent made copies of classified west german defense documents over a period of 2 decades. and passed them on to east ge

we have a history in south thurmond, fritz holling, jim clyburn. i've been to iraq and afghanistan 56 times to make sure the war stays over there. i have the military members back and i think i know more about national security and most people in the senate and we have a strong department of defense footprint in the state. i understand the needs of the i want them to come here. i think i'm in a good position to help our state. it is up to to see if you want me. i will always be conservative but i will reach across the aisle. but i'm not for illegal immigrants getting free health care and open borders that would ruin our country. the bottom line here is i have been leading the charge for 250 years, just judges, when it comes to lindsey graham the best is yet to come. mr. harrison: i think the question was about term limits. i mentioned why grandpa said. a man is only as good as his word. this is another example of senator graham going back on his word to the people here in south carolina. when the senator was in the congressmen and he ran for congre

. >> shannon: the audio equipment seems to be on the fritz this afternoon. it went out during senator blumenthal's questioning. some of the senator's microphones are working. judge barrett's was not working. it is audio feed that goes out so you can see it on t.v. and people that are skyping or zooming in to be a part of the hearing. they've got to get that ironed out. the last time they had this happen an hour or so ago they said she knew what was wrong, fixed it, less than 30 minutes it was out again. they take judge barrett and her family out. the senators are free to roam around. they gather together in the room with their masks on a little bit of social distances. but the ones who are at each other's throats are across party lines chuckling together in the corner. it's typical dc waiting to hear what's going to happen. senator blumenthal pushed on the topics about birth control, same section marriage, all kinds of things that have been settled, and are considered settled and precedent. but he said to her. he kept bringing up the griswold case about cont

a good win for cameron norrie, who beat taylor fritz of the united states — a man ranked 47 places above evans took the first set against stan wawrinka, and earned three match points in the second. but he eventually lost in three sets. and the huge hits keep coming in the indian premier league. this is the south african ab de villiers walloping it notjust into the stand but beyond it, and onto the road outside. the ball hit not one, but two passing cars. the ipl has been a great watch, hasn't it?! that's all the sport from us for now, more on the bbc news channel at 11:30. victoria. thank you very much, sally. thank you for your m essa 9 es very much, sally. thank you for your messages as well. you can message me on twitter or instagram. marjorie cesar on september 16, i finally got a test after five days of trying to get one. i am still waiting for the results. it is now october the 12th, surrey, 13th. we are not going to get anywhere with controlling the virus until the testing situation is sorted out. not only is it very frustrating, it's dangerous not to know whether you are infected

jason fritz. >> they sure are.erything he worked for his entire life. i totally understand that jason, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. brian: all right. coming up straight ahead. when will joe biden say if he's going to pack the courts? >> you will know my opinion on court-packing when the election is over. look. i know it's a great question and y'all -- i don't blame you for asking. brian: that is unacceptable. he doesn't answer until after the election. all right. i talked through the election i apologize. pete hegseth and will cain coming up next. now can you make it louder ♪ take a minute ♪ ♪ robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. and sweetie can coloryou just be... gentle with the pens. okey. okey. i know. gentle..gentle new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you

host: the last democrat from south carolina was about a couple of decades back, when i was covering fritzuth carolina, so does a democrat have a chance in winning a statewide election right now? guest: that is a great question. i think the last time a democrat won statewide was 2006. it is a republican state reliably. and the president carried by 14 points in 2016. senator lindsey graham has easily won reelection a couple times, but polls show the race tied. two polls came out in september, saying the race was tied at 48-48. cbs news has a poll that has lindsey graham up by one point. it is a close race, closer than people expected. and because it is close, we are getting intense campaigning from both sides, at least on the tv airwaves here. host: you have reported that toie harrison is going outspend lindsey graham 7-1 on the airwaves, but what is causing the disparity considering that lindsey graham is the incumbent, and also chair of the senate judiciary committee? guest: he is a high profile senator. andved here in november everybody knew he was. you see him on the cable networks all

good win for cameron norrie, who beat taylor fritz of the united states — a man ranked 47 places aboveainst stan wawrinka, and earned three match points in the second. but he eventually lost in three sets. and the huge hits keep coming in the indian premier league. this is the south african ab de villiers walloping it not just into the stand but beyond it, and onto the road outside. the ball hit not one, but two passing cars. it has been great to watch that, hasn't it? lots of you watching yesterday have been in touch about our documentary with rob burrow — the leeds rhinos rugby league player who is living with mnd. thankyou for all your lovely comments. from me and the burrow family, too. because of the government announcements last night the film is now on bbc two at 7pm tonight and is repeated on bbc one at 1:15 on saturday afternoon — ahead of the challenge cup final. it will also be available on the iplayer. for everyone in touch wondering when it is on, it is tonight at bbc two. evenif it is on, it is tonight at bbc two. even if your sky boxes haven't caught up. it will be on to

host: the last democrat from south carolina was about a couple of decades back, when i was covering fritzolling in south carolina, so does a democrat have a chance in winning a statewide election right now? guest: that is a great question. i think the last time a democrat won statewide was 2006. it is a republican state reliably. and the president carried by 14 points in 2016. senator lindsey graham has easily won reelection a couple times, but polls show the race tied. two polls came out in september, saying the race was tied at 48-48. cbs news has a poll that has lindsey graham up by one point. it is a close race, closer than people expected. and because it is close, we are getting intense campaigning from both sides, at least on the tv airwaves here. host: you have reported that toie harrison is going outspend lindsey graham 7-1 on the airwaves, but what is causing the disparity considering that lindsey graham is the incumbent, and also chair of the senate judiciary committee? guest: he is a high profile senator. andved here in november everybody knew he was. you see him on the cable n

fritz mondale has said he would rather lose a battle over decency than win one over self-interest. and i agree with him. this campaign is not over. for our country, for our future, for the principles we believe in, water mondale and i have just begun to fight. [applause] >> thank you very much. i would like to thank vice president bush, congresswoman ferraro, the members of our panel for joining us in this league of women voters debate. i would like to join you in thanking them, the city of philadelphia, and the league . >>> week nights this month on american history tv, we're looking at past presidential debates. tonight we look at the presidential debates of 1976 between incumbent president gerald ford and former georgia governor jimmy carter, which was the first time since 1960 the major nominees participated in debates. the first debate was on domestic issues. the second focused on foreign policy and defense issues, including u.s./soviet relations and credibility of the u.s. in the wake of vietnam and watergate. watch tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy "american hi