>> the rescue crew struggles to get angela into the chopper., she's safe. >> i mean there's no doubt she would have died. two minutes later her car was gone. >> angela knows how close she came to dying, and she'll never forget the search and rescue team that gave her a second chance at life. >> it was one of those things that had to be done. they did their job, and thank god for that. >>> coming up, a veteran balloonist and his two young passengers crash into a 700-foot tower. >> it was like hearing an amplified scream of a mad woman and a mountain lion and everything you've ever heard scream all at once. >> when "caught on camera: i'm alive!" continues. ne... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, please? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase every day. great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. read back the chicken's testimony, please. "buk, buk, bukka!" [ male announcer ] get the spark

global investors will be comfortable with angela merkel.from that introduces a fair amount of uncertainty for all of europe and for especially the periphery and how they will be dealt with. so i think the biggest risk would be a compression of that 16-point lead that merkel currently enjoys. she's certainly right to not be complacent and to get the rest of her party and her coalition out to vote so that she can assure herself of leadership going forward. >> zane, i know you are a fixed income guy. very quickly, last week saw the strongest inflows into eu equity funds since early 2008. u.s. fund managers now also turning more and more optimistic on europe. they want to invest into companies that have european exposure. are we getting ahead of ourselves here? >> well, that may be the case. i think when you look at valuation levels, people are looking at valuation in terms of p/e ratios here in the united states. they are looking at europe and we saw, wow, europe is coming out of their recession. we actually got positive growth. it was only 0.

the social democrat candidate has just days to catch up to angela merkel.he complained that media criticism of his campaign did not flecked the reality of voter opinion across the country. >> wherever i have the chance to talk about my policies, i managed to convince people, and that will continue for the next few days with all the supporters of the spd. so just wait and see. throw away those commentaries you might already have written about the outcome of this election. >> he took the opportunity to present his manifesto for his/her -- first hundred days in office if elected, accusing angela merkel of inaction and causing stagnation in the labor market and on social and tax policy. he said he would immediately tackle three issues. >> first up is the blanket introduction of a minimum wage of 8.5 euros, then equal pay for women and men. then we must address the abuse of temporary labor and service contracts. >> peer steinbrueck's campaign is by no means on the ropes yet, but he still has a lot of convincing to do. if thursday's performance is anything to go

was it a calculated snap from angela merkel?ancellor claims greece should have never been let into the euro. i'll have more after the break. usua l please. usua thank you very much. ok guys, i'm back. i need a template of a template. oh my gosh. i've never even seen this record, i've only read about it in books. yeah we can get some peanut...that is huge. please don't judge the amount of peanut butter we are getting. from prepaid to platinum, cashback and more membership has a card for every character. i'm carrie brownstein and i get to be whoever i want. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> the german chancellor angela merkel says greece should never have been allowed to join the euro. speaking at a campaign event yesterday, she blamed gerhard schroeder saying the decision was fundamentally wrong. annette is following the campaign for us. she's in berlin. and annette, this was some fons to comments of gerhard schroeder had made. the remarkable thing is that the way that germany is paying for the eurozon

that is unlikely to change. >> we will make sure that germany stays on course and that angela merkel remains chancellor. with that, back on the campaign trail hoping a little of her shine runs off on him. >> we are staying in germany with our next report. there are some sweet sounds. a 1.5% increase in turnover. >> music downloads are gaining in popularity, some music lovers like things the old way. >> vinyl is making a comeback in germany. record sales have risen by over 30% in the past six months. for some fans, it is different than downloading. it is like making a trip into the past. >> i have something in my hand. i can look at it to see what people were thinking back then. there is usually nice notes and pictures. more than just pressing play. >> vinyl is likely to remain a niche market, making up only two percent of music sales these days. physical album sales dominate the market here in germany. most of those are cds. sales are falling, but they still account for two thirds of what sold. digital sales make up the rest. german music lovers are weight and height americans when i

angela merkel tries to reassure voters that greece will not need another writedown as the finance minister eyes a return to markets late next year. >>> germany's industrial giants remain focused on domestic matters. we heard exclusively from ceos in the heart of what they think makes europe's biggest economy competitive. >> we have a situation in germany which is a culture, we obviously have an engineering culture. it is what we are living off. >>> and it's merger monday in the pharma sector with a deal worth more than $10 billion. >>> and failure awaits the united states if it takes action on syria. that's the threat from president assad as u.s. experts are allowed now to visit the site of an alleged chemical attack. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> hi, everybody. welcome. you are watching "worldwide exchange." we're with you for the next two hours in good company, i hope. we've got a lot of guests lined up. and on today's show, despite the ongoing success of south korea's export economy, is it time for change? we have a specia

>> angela merkel personally is writing very high in the opinion polls. she has approval ratings of more than 50%, and her conservative coalition is coming in around 40% at this very moment, so it is unlikely that this will be a severe blow to the election campaign that is coming up, but the social democrats and their league candidate for chancellor certainly believe that there is some political mileage in this because they put angela merkel together with the minister on their own election posters, so this should certainly be an interesting election campaign to watch. >> always good talking to you. >> you are welcome. >> well, from political battles to a row in the business world, the boardroom battle at german engineering giant siemens. >> there appears to be a winner. the firm's chief financial officer has been promoted to ceo after a dramatic ousting over the weekend. >> he will have plenty of work to do, that is for sure, both eastern company fortunes and cleaning up the pr mess that has been left by the week's upheaval. for now, though, he seems to s

years turned into eternity. >> let's get back to our panel now, victims rights advocate and -- angela rose. i'll start with you. does giving that testimony help her? >> any time you can shatter the silence of sexual violence, it definitely gets to reclaim that sense of power. >> you were kidnapped, abducted when you were 17 years old from a mall outside chicago before obviously becoming an advocate. tell me about what it feels like to see the attack are in court and stare him down and be the one in control. >> it is very difficult to see your attacker in court, but to be able to look at that person and face the court and say this is what he did to me, it absolutely helps to claim that sense of power. >> psychologist sorentino, explain why the others may have chose yn not to confront castro. i'm sure it was a very difficult decision for all three of them. >> as can you imagine, this would be the first time they would have the opportunity to speak up without any threats, and they're still adjusting to being in an entirely different environment. oftentimes individuals who confront their

. >> joining me now are angela -- is angela rye.ming on the show tonight. >> thank you, rev. >> angela, palin says she is the anti-establishment figure. but on paper, she seems anything but. what do you make of this? >> rev, several things. first of all, we know that sarah palin, like the rap song said, is blind to the fact. she has never been anything but a hypocrite. it's easy for someone who says, for example, you know, she can see russia from alaska, which may indeed be true, but the products commitment of alaska to russia makes her -- gives her creative advantage on foreign policy. so this is someone who does not really make any good sense, and as a result, the way in which they have spent the money with her pac, it's demonstrating the same type of thing there is no real synergy with her ideas and how she will live out or manage the funds. >> i'm joined now by karen finney. thank you, karen, for coming. >> absolutely. >> karen, i want to focus, though, on this whole notion of her paying all the dollars, all this pac money to co

start with angela?she says you were harassing her daughter. >> bergman: you say that angela mendoza misunderstood you. >> bergman: she says that you asked her for her daughter. >> oh my god. >> bergman: that you promised to take care of them if her daughter had kids with you. >> bergman: is juan marin credible? >> very good question. is he credible? on a number of instances, we believe the answer is no. >> bergman: do you see how some people would say there was something going on, but they were looking the other way? they left the management, for instance, of the rattlesnake ranch in sunnyside to a man who was possibly deeply flawed. >> i think that there are some elements to that statement that are reasonable. and i think it's reasonable to say that evans fruit trusted juan marin, and in retrospect probably shouldn't have trusted him to the level that they did. >> bergman: you've said that in fact, this case has made a big difference here in washington. >> i think that this case has fundamentally chang

un besote angela. >>> a bailar angela, a bailar con ritmo como yo, te lo dedico. >>> vamos a bailar como. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> tenemos el mejor equipo. >>> quiere ganar dinerito extra, cÓmo no, yo quiero, vamos a ver una guarderÍa en su propia casa, asÍ como lo oye, en breve te decimos cÓmo lograrlo, y quÉ tomar en cuenta para que nunca tenga problemitas. >>> y ninel conde revela la razÓn por la que tomo la decisiÓn de separarse de su esposo juan cepeda, y carmelita salinas rompe el silencio, y dice su verdad de la separaciÓn de ninel y juan cepeda, eso es en entre dos carmelita. >>> y con tango, vallenato, cumbia, en mÉxico, el acordeÓn es el rey, los mejores acordeonistas del mundo, y lo llenamos de ritmo y fuerza musical al programa. >>> venga. ♪. ♪. >>> te quiero ver. ♪. ♪. ♪. venga venga. y dice. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. mira para arriba. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> llegÓ el momento de lÁgrimas, besos, cuernos y cachetadas. ♪. ♪. >>> casi se cae, por poco se cae. >>> mira, mira. este es el papadopulos. >>> el que sigue es javi. >>> javi, dÉjame decirte que tiene muchas fanÁticas por twitter, cuando sale en

though he is well behind angela merkel, he has made good ground over the past two weeks.f german voters can elect the chancellor directly, 54% would choose i'm glad merkel -- angela merkel. the two clash face to face in their only live tv debate this sunday. they will be vying to win over the many voters who are still undecided. >> coming up, bavarian football fans may have something to celebrate in 2020. >> but first -- >> china and russia are still struggling to deal with heavy flooding along their shared border. tens of thousands of shoulders -- soldiers are reinforcing dams after the water levels increased 7.5 meters over the normal waterline. the flooding has killed 85 people. experts predict the region will be affected until late september. >> flooding from torrential rains has killed more than 30 people in the capital of malley -- mali. many of the residents were living in homes with mud walls, which collapsed. >> thai authorities have arrested two vietnamese nationals, suspected of trying to smuggle more than 100 kilograms of ivory to bangkok. a man and his wife w

move to vegas. >> angela, last word. >> angela. >> the bottom line is this, sean.sistance has expanded under this administration. when you have so many people receiving federal funding, welfare, public assistance, you're going to have fraud. it's a noble program, but we need to audit it. >> we ought not be spending or people that have phone service ought not be taxed $2.2 billion a year for other people's phones. >> it is tax dollars. >> coming up, the choice of the day will be played in entirety. which one won coming up next. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? [ male announcer ] once in a while, everything falls into perfect harmony. [ engine revs ] and you find yourself in exactly the right place at the right time. just be sure you're in the right car when it happen

goal of hijacking was to protest the vietnam war, but holder and kerkow were also trying to free angela davis, who is on trial for murder at the time. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you. thanks to a cappella books and the carter library were having me. i've had this trip circled on my calendar for several months now. i am really looking forward to it. delighted to share this with y'all. writing the very solitary, i did work on this book for almost four years so to share with people face-to-face is incredible for me, so thank you for being here. i'll sort of want to get back to i first had the idea for this book but it was october 2009, and i was reading "the new york times" metro section. there was a little peace in the about a man, and he had been a puerto rican nationalist living in the bronx in the late 60s with a wife and young daughter. in 1968 he and two of his comrades decided to hijack a plane from new york to cuba. he spent the next 41 years living in cuba until all of a sudden at the age of 66 he decided to come back to the u.s. and reunite with his wife and now adult daug

>> i am matsuda, from the 25 holaling hoa, and following up on angela's comments there were only two residential buildings, and we are obviously attracted to the historic square and we support the developer coming on board and taking this project on and seeing the completion of this building. i guess that renovation is a strong woerd, but evolution and seeing the bliet lifted. what we are concerned with is we are blue sky starved already and we are at the base of the financial district and also the cer csf that went up right in the sun arc and blocked a lot of our sunlight during more than half of the year. and we are very supportive of the developer, and working through this project. what we do want to ask is that

next time. >> angela, last word.om line is this, sean. public assistance has expanded under this administration. when you have so many people receiving federal funding, welfare, public assistance, you're going to have fraud. it's a noble program, but we need to audit it. >> we ought not be spending or people that have phone service ought not be taxed $2.2 billion a year for other people's phones. period. >> it is tax dollars. >>> coming up next, your choice for view of the day will be played in its interty. which one won? coming up next. is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today, i'm finally going to talk to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaucoma, or cannot empty your bladder, you should not take tovia

this is after angela merkel and u.s.k obama agreed in a phone call that the gas attack in syria did breach international law. annette is with us. we'll go to hamburg. a beautiful shot of the hamburg port as well in northern germany. annette. >> yeah, actually angela merkel spoke to putin and came to the conclusion that there only can be a political solution to the problem down in syria. that sounded a little bit different from what she spoke about with -- what was the outcome in her talks with president obama. but one thing is pretty clear, war in syria extremely unpopular with germans, and just three weeks ahead -- before the elections, this is, of course, something -- the risk is too high for any of those political leaders, be it steinberg or angela merkel to say, yes, we go to war in syria, with germans being extremely against this. just to remember, gerhard schroeder in 2005 won an election by saying no war, we don't participate in any war against actually the whole different -- the whole world community. so this is

. >>> now, the german chancellor, angela merkel, has told voters that greece won't need a further debt writedown, but she stopped short of ruling out further aid to the nation. speaking with germany's "focus" magazine, the chancellor said she was expressly warning against the haircuts and that it would create a domino effect of uncertainty in the eurozone. now, this comes as the greek finance minister has said that although the nation may need a third bailout, it could not accept fresh austerity measures, separate things. he added that a further loan for greece could amount to around 10 billion euros. the national association for business economics released a survey today showing that while many economists think that the fed's current policy has been a success, quote, unquote, most don't believe that the fed will start tapering until after the september meeting coming up. only 10% of economists expect

i don't think angela was. >> why you can't stay close to me?ficers are strict because of a history of past infractions. >> don't do that. >> surprise inspections like this one by miami's k-9 team often uncover contraband on visitors. >> i find marijuana and cocaine all the time. one visitor that came to this jail last year, female, she came to see her boyfriend, i found 12 balls wrapped in plastic and she had it in her body cavities. and the alert was given in that area. and you know, we are not allowed to strip them, but we pat them down. and we found one little ball in her bra. so that gave us probable cause for an arrest. >> but for bernard and angela, the tight constraints make their first contact visit bittersweet. >> i need you to know that. sometimes it ain't nothing we have control of, all right, but we got to follow the rules. all right? you understand? >> yes. >> that's what i need you to do. >> we will make it work. we will because it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. i'm happy being with him, but it's not easy,

i'm joined by political strategist angela rye. angela, what is going on here?seem even elected republicans are feeding this fantasy that their base has about impeaching barack obama barack obama? >> i think you said it right just there the fact it's something their base continues to push. we have these crazy gerrymandered districts and there are folks in those areas that are urging their legislators, members of the house of representatives, to push for this. i don't know the if it's because they're still angry, you know, 2008 and 2012 later, they're still trying to push for barack obama to get out of here. he's not a citizen. he shouldn't be president. there are all of these things. like you said, those are not grounds for impeachment because you have pettily political disagreement with the president. it's it's not a good cause. >> i want to bring in the "washington post" jonathan capehart and an msnbc analyst. is impeachment another form of gop obstructionist taken to the extreme or do you get the sense that republicans feel like this is something we have to s

. >> angela, donald trump was the king of birthers, but listen to what he said about senator cruz. >>n in canada. >> yeah. >> is he eligible to be president of the united states? >> well, if he was born in canada, perhaps not. i'm not sure where he was born. >> he was definitely born in canada. >> okay. then you'll have to ask him that question, so perhaps not. >> ted cruz's mother was an american. >> that will be ironed out. i heard somebody tell me he was born in canada. that's really his thing. >> that's really his thing. i mean i'm sure it will be worked out. this is the guy that was passionate about president obama, but cruz, he'll work it out. i don't know if he's eligible or not, angela. >> well, rev, i think this should have been your nice try but we gotcha. i think you should have used this one. it's clearly a huge problem here. i think there's one factor that we know is kind of the elephant in the room here. president obama looks a whole lot different than senator cruz. and even with the republicans, you know, especially the tea party folks and the birthers going on and on a

joining me now are dana milbank and angela rye.e show tonight. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> i mean, dana, what would you have given to be a fly on the wall at the bachmann mirror? >> oh, it's so terrific. but it's a very common practice in politics. right now president obama is looking in the mirror and asking what he should do in syria. so we see this sort of thing. >> there is a little difference in this. >> slight difference on that. >> i had previously i thought the congresswoman had indicated god told her to run. so now we have her doing mirror mirror on the wall who is the most interesting candidate of us all. >> angela, with all the talk of bachmann being not really authentic, the book alleges she was anything but that. let me quote from the book. bachmann was not able to make a decision on her own without a consultant's filter. this speaks to who she was. so far right minnesota candidate who got in over her head and turned huckster for advice. >> well, i think we not only see she needed to rely on consultants, she p

(angela) what is that?tmas." there's no such thing as the committee to plan parties. there is now. we just started it. (angela) well, you can't just start a committee. you have to have funding. what's your funding? $200. what's ours again? um, $201. right. hey! a margarita-karaoke christmas party. that sounds like fun. no, that is not a party. there's only one party, and it's hosted by the party planning committee, and it starts at 3:00. then why are there two flyers? i understand that this is confusing for everyone. let me explain. there's a party that starts at 3:00. right. and then there's a way more fun party that starts at 2:45. right, and if you're interested in the way more fun party, all the info can be found here on our more brightly-colored flyer. [laughing] i didn't see where it was. yep, looks like the scranton people and the stamford people are finally coming together. and that's what you want, right? "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you."

and the president spoke with angela merkel, the chancellor of germany, they're waiting to see what the president and david cameron can come up with. and in the interview last night very interesting phrase. he may have tipped his hand. he said in a very clear and limited way we would set a shot across the bow seeming to indicate a punitive strike by the united states and whorallies it cawhateverallyies deck get o. >> he said core national interests are on the line here. what did he mean by that? >> this is another indication of which way the white house is leaning. . >> reporter: there didn't seem to be any agreement on a new draft resolution by the united kingdom perhaps linked to that parliamentary vote that is about to happen there, trying one more chance to get the u.n. to approve military action. they came together again in the last hour, a meeting called by the russians. that meeting is now broken up, and no one is saying anything at this stage. certainly. . >> that's a very important question. they do finish their work in the initial investigation on friday. we're told they'll be

the job facing angela kane is to gain access to the site close to damascus of the suspected chemical attack after opponents of bashar al-assad claimed the syrian government forces used chemical weapons on wednesday in a tax said to have left hundreds dead, but the bashar al-assad regime said it was the rebels who employed chemical weapons. the one thing that is clear is that theaters that have come in -- is fears that chemical weapons have been deployed to prompt the united states to move forces near the region. >> what really happened? leaders want to know what took place and what action the world community should take. speaking to cnn, u.s. president barack obama called the accusations of a chemical weapons attack a major event of grave concern and government forces are considering all options including a military response. and its very troubling, starts getting to some core national interests the united states has, both in terms of us making sure weapons of mass instruction are not delivering, as well as needing to protect our allies in the region. stressedent obama also the need

hartman heard it from angela, angela from opie, opie from herbert. herbert heard it from tom tucker. tucker heard it from bender on futurama, oddly enough, for some reason. bender heard it from al harrington, harrington from reo speedwagon. ♪ heard it from a friend who ♪ heard it from a friend who ♪ ♪ heard it from another... reo speedwagon saved us several stops, as they, too, had backtracked the joke to some extent. but when their trail had led to a bartender in virginia, they had given up, much the way the world had given up on them. in fact, just to kick them a couple extra bucks, here's five seconds of "time for me to fly." no, don't! all the money goes to my bitch ex-wife! can you play our song? peter: okay, lead singer from asia. ♪ now, sure as the sun will cross the sky ♪ ♪ this lie is over... we can't go to virginia, peter. bonnie and lois planned that couples weekend to maine. we're supposed to leave in the morning. yeah, peter, we've looked long enough. maybe the joke doesn't have a source. don't be stupid. somebody had to have made it up.

but i might make a point with regard to what angela said. up here in boston where the republican national committee was meeting and you had newt gingrich stand up before 200 state party chairs and others -- >> yes, he did. >> -- and he said, if you go home today and ask your members, especially the gop member, what's your positive replacement for obamacare, the answer will be none. that's what newt gingrich said of his own party. >> i respect newt gingrich, but newt gingrich is no longer speaker of the house. so you have paul ryan who's put forth a plan. you have senator tom coburn who's put forth a plan. you have republican from georgia tom price who's put forth a plan. >> and none of them have passeded senapassed ed the senate or the house. >> because you have a democratic senate and a republican house, they cannot come together. so what i call for is all parties to come together. >> we did on obamacare. >> it was forced through with nancy pelosi being speaker who is no longer speaker. >> got to leave it there. what's passed is being picke

kathy, angela and everyone else who helped out today. i want to express my gratitude to the san francisco library for the last ten years and there is san francisco government tv and this is going to be broadcast throughout the year. so thank you. i would like to thank julie tron from the bar association. the bar association has been our partners in terms of providing defense for poor people. in cases where the public defender is not able to provide representation, those cases are handled by the private bar and they are doing an incredible job. so thank you very much for that. i want to thank jose as a who is a public defender and here to celebrate with us. we are going to start today by showing a brief video explaining the gideon decisions >> take this empty lot. today you would never know it but history was made here. mostly all is gone and so are the people. the principle they left is still standing. it was almost as bad at life. >> it was a constitutional hero, but the cases that come to the court don't come from the winners in societ

voters trust angela merkel. her approval ratings remain skyhigh. she is the most popular politician. her finance minister is second- most popular popular. the numbers have been barely dented i a string of summer scandals. -- by a string of summer scandals. it is an uphill struggle. there is little time to convince voters why he should be chancellor. >> it is time to look at a party that is still fairly new to the political landscape in europe and germany. >> there main platform is protection. after getting a better picture of the workings of the world's spy agencies thanks to edward snowden. >> here is more about the french party that shot to national prominence and is managing to create waves. >> the campaign headquarters of the pirate party. members are meeting to discuss their fears of a surveillance state. they have accused the u.s. national security agency of intercepting far more data than totalitarian east germany's secret police, the stasi ever did. >> what the nsa is collecting is about one billion times more. that is immense. that kind of

. >> today, the man who oversees intelligence in angela merkel's government says washington offered this deal to try to allay german peoples fears that their text and phone calls are being spied spied on by foreign agency. he appeared for the second time in front of a lawmakers committee. >> it has been dominating the headlines just six weeks before national elections in germany. now the government is hoping this new pledge will neutralize the issue. >> the government's chief of staff was grilled for six hours on the nation -- on the nature of german collaborators with foreign intelligence agencies. he has been assured that neither the u.s. or britain rope protection laws. >> according to the nsa and british intelligence agencies, german laws have been observed. the rights of our citizens in germany are being safeguarded. >> he says the nsa and british intelligence agencies ensured him in writing that their activities had not been a regular trade in the wake of the spying program revealed by edward snowden, many remain skeptical, none more so than germany's opposition. >> there is no agr

secondly to angela's point and answer your question.no matter who it is, they need to set an example. it's not just corporate america following or leading, rather. it's the president and the white house setting the standard by saying you know what? my administration, the people that are around me to look like america and that is lgbt and black and people of color and women and all people of all stripes and colors and so forth. what this administration needs to do and when i say this administration, i mean, every administration, needs to lead and say you know what? there are qualified people out there that do the job, number one. but also, number two, they are qualified people out there that may look different from you and we as americans need to get comfortable with that. it is chilling in 2013 we are still having this conversation that people of color and gender and lgbt issues in the workplace we think on the eve of the 50th anniversary of dr. king's "i have a dream" speech we would have been there. the administration needs to lead. >

. >> today, the man who oversees intelligence in angela merkel's government says washington offered this deal to try to allay german peoples fears that their text and phone calls are being spied spied on by foreign agency. he appeared for the second time in front of a lawmakers committee. >> it has been dominating the headlines just six weeks before national elections in germany. now the government is hoping this new pledge will neutralize the issue. >> the government's chief of staff was grilled for six hours on the nation -- on the nature of german collaborators with foreign intelligence agencies. he has been assured that neither the u.s. or britain rope protection laws. >> according to the nsa and british intelligence agencies, german laws have been observed. the rights of our citizens in germany are being safeguarded. >> he says the nsa and british intelligence agencies ensured him in writing that their activities had not been a regular trade in the wake of the spying program revealed by edward snowden, many remain skeptical, none more so than germany's opposition. >> there is no agr

and when did angela kaine request to visit guda? there seems to be some disparity there?hey are saying there was a five-day delay. >> mr. angela kaine concluded an agreement with the syrian government with regard to her visit, and the visit was granted. she was granted with her team to to go to the locations where the chemical -- where the allegations of the use of chemical weapons -- are there. so there were -- there were no delay whatsoever, and she was granted access to the locations that she and the other doctor wanted to visit. >> reporter: where did these gases come from? >> you may be aware that long time ago, a couple of very important information spread all over the media, and nobody spoke about it, but we conveyed it if i recally speaking in official letters, among these official letters i was referring to the secretary general as well as the members of the security council. the turkish media mentioned that 12 members -- terrorist members of [ inaudible ] were arrested within turkish territory, carrying with them two litters of the sarin gas. these two liters we

angela merkel is hoping to make this big push into solar and wind, renewable energy overall.rgue she's been destroying the solar energy by giving too much in terms of subsidies. is she going to be able to tell the voters, yes, this is actually -- this is, you know, this is my success. we can actually lower energy prices? >> voters are quite divided, carolin, surprisingly, i have to say, because 60% of germans ask whether they would -- whether they were willing to pay the higher electricity costs and then have green energy actually saying, yes, we're willing to pay the extra cost for that big push into renewables. but, of course, the companies andholders behind those companies don't really agree. there is a lot of lobbying going on, carolin, because a lot of those big companies are not paying the extra surcharge levied on consumers for green energy, so in a way, like the owner of this company here, it is a decision between two alternative systems, either we are really going ahead here in germany to make a big push into renewables, into solar and as well wind energy, wind as be

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this afternoon, angela merkel was a guest teacher at a berlin high school talking about the building of the berlin wall 52 years ago. >> for me, it is really exciting to see what you have experienced yourself is suddenly history for those who have been taught and who have never experienced it. >> for decades, the wall cut a scar through the city. it was intended to stop east german citizens fleeing to the west. today, political representatives came to pay tribute to the many victims of german division. school students from brandenburg also came to find out more. they spent the day meeting people who lived through berlin's division ii here about history that happened long before they were born. >> it is just unimaginable that you have this border that you were not allowed to cross. i cannot imagine and would not have liked to go through that. >> we live in peaceful times. we grew up in peaceful times. you just cannot imagine losing that. >> german division and a lack of civil liberties is something the chancellor experienced firsthand. all the more fitting that today, she should teach

. >> according to polls, chancellor angela merkel and her democrats still have a comfortable lead over their closest rivals. >> will they still be able to maintain their current coalition with their partners? here is a look at how things are shaping up. >> everything could depend on the free democrats. they are confident they will win five percent of the vote, allowing them to remain in the coalition to continue -- allowing them to remain in the bundestag and for the coalition to continue. polls have hardly changed since the last such survey two weeks ago. if the vote were held this sunday, christian democrats woodwinds ordered two percent. spd would lose a point to 25%. the fpd would remain at 25%. the left party would gain a percentage point up to eight percent, while the green party would drop to 12%. the pirate party would only win three percent, and that is not enough to enter the bundestag. although a center-right coalition appears possible at this point, the nsa surveillance affair does appear to have dented chancellor angela merkel 's credibility among voters, but she still out

he was finance minister and angela merkel's previous administration, a grand coalition of conservatives and social democrats. he earned respect as a steady hand in the financial crisis, but he has wasted much of his political capital during this campaign, especially, polls show, among women voters. >> i think he is too smooth. >> i think he is a bit too crude . >> concern is growing among campaign managers at the spd's headquarters. repairing peer steinbrueck's image is difficult, and there is no united front in the party. the last candidate for chancellor has been strangely absent from this campaign. some party members think he has already written off the election as a lost cause. then there is the party leader -- he has been of little assistance to peer steinbrueck in terms of personality and politics. >> it is mostly happy, but occasionally, there is friction like in a real marriage, but it has to be said that friction creates warmth. >> mattias schmidt is not convinced. instead, he hopes voters will judge him on his own merits. >> tomorrow, we will be shining a spotlight on the gree

. >> according to polls, chancellor angela merkel and her democrats still have a comfortable lead over their closest rivals. >> will they still be able to maintain their current coalition with their partners? here is a look at how things are shaping up. >> everything could depend on the free democrats. they are confident they will win five percent of the vote, allowing them to remain in the coalition to continue -- allowing them to remain in the bundestag and for the coalition to continue. polls have hardly changed since the last such survey two weeks ago. if the vote were held this sunday, christian democrats woodwinds ordered two percent. spd would lose a point to 25%. the fpd would remain at 25%. the left party would gain a percentage point up to eight percent, while the green party would drop to 12%. the pirate party would only win three percent, and that is not enough to enter the bundestag. although a center-right coalition appears possible at this point, the nsa surveillance affair does appear to have dented chancellor angela merkel 's credibility among voters, but she still out

i'm angela miles. in today's first look: the fed head reunion. members of the federal reserve meet today in jacksonhole wyoming.the two topics that might come up: who will be the next fed chair when ben bernanke leaves.when to end the bond buying program and yesterday, the stock market sold off heavily at the end of the session after the fed minutes offered few clues on when the stimulus program would end.gold and oil also fell. hewlett packard had a bumpy night. the stock fell around 4% after meeting earnings expectations.but revenue fell shy and there's a management shake up. and wells fargo reportedly is cutting 23-hundred mortgage production jobs. as federal reserve presidents gather in jackson hole wyoming today, standing by for us is todd horwitz of average joe options. tell me what's going on with the latest fed fretting in the market. > >good morning angie. you know the fed is involved and i think that they're overinvolved. i think yesterday's minutes showed us that they really don't know what they're gonna do yet either and i think the r

ma'am. >> i am angela carmenhouse with sfmta and we went to the commission for this pilot. just to clarify this is a purchasing contract. we're purchasing parts. the job that the existing staff is doing -- they will still continue doing for other work within the agency. we still have an enormous amount of work for other departments that those staff will be doing. this in many respects is similar to -- virginia mentioned the contract concerns were? the way that you thought that they were addressed. >> with the commission, but does that mean that they felt okay? >> we didn't get responses to... there was an initial request for information which we submitted and when we didn't receive any, we did get acknowledgment of that and subsequently, so we went forward to the civil service commission and they didn't come to the commission, but after it passed we did receive, you know, we act on them and we had meet and confers twice and they also responded to requests for information that they submitted and similar to, you know, your questions regarding the work that they were doing and

this afternoon, angela merkel was a guest tcher at a berlin high school talking about the building of the berlin wall 52 years ago. >> for me, it is really exciting to see what you have experienced yourself is suddenly history for those who have been taught and who have never experienced it. >> for decades, the wall cut a scar through the city. it was intended to stop east german citizens fleeing to the west. today, political representatives came to pay tribute to the many victims of german division. school students from brandenburg also came to find out more. they spent the day meeting people who lived through berlin's division ii here about history that happened long before they were born. >> it is just unimaginable that you have this border that you were not allowed to cross. i cannot imagine and would not have liked to go through that. >> we live in peaceful times. we grew up in peaceful times. you just cannot imagine losing that. >> german division and a lack of civil liberties is something the chancellor experienced firsthand. all the more fitting that today, she should teach th

spd will not be the stirrup holders of angela merkel again. we learned from that. >> a separate poll for r.a.d. public television has angela merkel set for coalition victory for the first time since late 2009 merkel's christian democratic union, bavarian sister party and junior allies scored 47% in the n voter intentions. >>> thousands of berlusconi supporters gathered in rome sunday to protest the former prime minister's tax fraud conviction. at the rally berlusconi reassured the public of the future of the coalition government saying it must continue. jules has been in milan. what are the wider implications now for the italian political scene? >> reporter: well, as expected, the coalition here stays together. berlusconi, to be fair to him, said all along his party needs to be cautious. some might say he's got maximum mileage, protesting his innocence, saying he's being pers kated. he's had five mps of his party threaten to step away from the coalition in the past few days. yet here he is saying the coalition needs to stay together for the go

i'm angela miles. in today's first look: the stressed stock market. traders are on edge. as the global tensions rise in syria. yesterday the major indicies all rallied as investors pumped money into oil stocks. gold lost $4 as oil traded above $109 dollars per barrel. the federal reserve offers new rules to avoid another housing market meltdown including lenders holding more money to cover risky loans. and, guess what? shares of the jeans maker guess had a huge breakout. the stock rallied more than 18% on heavy volume in the after hour session after delivering a strong earnings forecast. ben lichtenstein of tradersaudio.com joins us now for trader talk. good morning. will we continue to feel the syria effect in the market today? > >i think so. if you look at yesterday's activity, the market tried to get a bit of a bid going throughout the day session trade. but around the middle of the day, we started to sell off a bit---unable to get into new low prints. don't get me wrong---it wasn't that weak but just unable to hold the rally if you will but for the most part what i've

>> let me say this, angela.hen you have african-americans make 1g $00,000 a year or more, you know what happened to them? they were scared into subprime loans. that's not right. can we agree on that? >> the bottom line is we have court systems where you can sue but this is just a gesture to satisfy a certain segment of society that has supported obama and the bottom line is he's in the second term, now he can do whatever he wants do and in the black community his approval rating has gone down ten points. >> mm-hmm. >> so he needs something to -- >> that's right. but you need -- >> i've got a question for -- wait a second. >> okay. excuse me. >> are black americans better off now that obama is in his fifth year as president? do you think they're better off as a result of his presidency and policies? >> you know what? i think we've been in a down ward spiral for 50 years. >> has he helped? >> we ended the war on poverty. let me say this. we have who we want. now we have to get what we need. >> you didn't answer ni

thank you for joining us, debbie, angela. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> fox news alert. there is a state of emergency in san francisco as huge wildfires burn mere one of our nation's crown jewels. yosemite national park. the city is 150 miles away with fire threatening power and water systems. the flames cover nearly 200 square miles now. and are spreading into yosemite. thousands of homes are threatened and neighbors describe a very frightening scene. >> we are up all night every might wondering if it will come across the line and come towards us. >> it is like backdraft the movie. sucks the air out and all of a sudden you get a wind coming from nowhere. pulling the oxygen. >> dominick joins us live with more details about what is going on with this fire. >> reporter: yes. this is one of the worst pyres on record according to fire officials. the past 24 hours, jumping 20,000 square acres. very difficult for the fighters to contain this. the territory that's inacce inaccessib inaccessible, we have a fire o