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bernie's gone if angela corey was right. well that's when they had to i don't know how so as albion doubleday against the fact that he's closing a lot of excitement we're just minutes away from knowing more about election 2016 i just pray to god we have a new prosecutor really when we will have more respect for a respect for victims' families and history you know better and this not just happened and my family this is terrible for. 6 angela corey said listen. oh my god the hairs on my arms this. wife. oh here it is break in there's a can you turn it i'm. going to cry girlfriend could not come back to the last show. i'm going to do something democrat republican independent black white rich or poor i am committed to serve all of you in this community equally and shinai this victory gives voice to what our community expects from our justice system. and will for now the 1st state attorney here in jacksonville in modern history to lose everything. election bit yeah. ok mr large. i can't believe it. will resume in early 2017 using

>> angela said she never subscribed to dish network. it includes her home phone and cell service had also included monthly dish network tv service. since 2008. she'd rung up and paid for more than ten years of charges totaling $16,000 for a service she didn't use. how did she not spot the glitch? she said herl wasnngre auto pai. >> reporter: she concedes she never scrutinized her mon>> wth at&t to do the right thing and charge us the right amount. >> reporter: angela disputed the $16,000 error with at&t but got static. so she wrote us. we then connected with at&t. >> that kind of started the ball rolling. >> reporter: after about three months of back and forth, at&t offered angela half, $8,000. she said her settlement agreement limited what she could share with us. at&t said, we've been in touch with the customer and resolved this issue. we're not in a position to disclose additional details. >>> well, that left the remaining $8,000 in limbo, so we called dish network. its team researched then refunded the rest. dish said, well, this co

angela. have you changed your mind oi’ angela. have you changed your mind orare angela. mind or are you thinking of changing your mind? if you are, bring us up—to—date on what you stand on this. i think both candidates need to be targeting those undecided voters. i was supporting dominic raab before he was knocked out. being a brexiteer, i would naturally go to borisjohnson. but i am interested in the policies. i go to borisjohnson. but i am interested in the policies. lam, like donna, very keen to see a prime minister that'll take us out by the sist minister that'll take us out by the 31st of october. i think that is essential to winning the next general election. and i think the polling that is being done would back up that statement as well. i am concerned that we might see ourselves go beyond the 31st of october. and it might be the case that it october. and it might be the case thatitis october. and it might be the case that it is the parliamentarians who put a stop to that. which would be a great shame indeed. we want to be talking about policies, we want to be deb

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angela corey is the chief stay. the attorney here she has the final say so over everything and bernie is like her right hand man and all victims of crime but as long as they know that there will always be prosecutors fighting for the truth i think that victims will continue to rely on this justice system. the stubbornness the same me it's like i refuse to allow her to get again over my daughter's death and now that she's running for office and all this political stuff. she needs to know that people are supporting me and not going to support her that this could hurt by her not taking the offer it could hurt her campaign which it is. every day i try to remind myself. look this is a gift. this is not the glamour job people think it is but. if you have the mindset for disability job in the world. i've seen the country pretty much from the cab of this truck. if i'm going to have to work the rest of my life. then i'm going to do something i like doing. i don't see this as and so i see it as an office. in the. i do have a

this is due to be news live from berlin angela merkel insists her government will press on the german chancellor says she's not planning any changes to the country's governing coalition this after the surprise resignation of the leader of the social democrats a move that plunged the coalition top night into crisis. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel says her governing coalition will press on with its work despite a surprise resignation today at the top of its ranks and re-analysis announced she's stepping down as leader of germany's social democrats the junior partner in merkel's grand coalition says she also plans to give up her seat in the german parliament the announcement comes as her party recognize agonizes excuse me over its future following a double election defeat now less was under pressure after german voters handed the social democrats a worst ever result in last election in last month's european elections this pay day also lost a regional lection in the state of braman for the 1st time in over 70 years. has released a written state

people are looking to angela merkel. she stands more than any other leader in the world for that stability, especially in germany. she has been in power for 14 years, all of my adult life. she announced herself last year that she is not seeking another political office after her term ends in 2021, but i think this trembling today really shakes up people over germany because anything that ignites suspicion that she might leave early -- brent: that's exactly right. >> really puts people in a position to ask themselves what would germany look like after merkel actually steps down as chancellor? brent: that's a good point. the fact that people worry about her health forces them to be confronted with the period after the era of angela merkel and how that will be. thank you, leona. tonight, the european union is calling on italy to find a quick resolution to its standoff with a german ngo whose migrant rescue ship has entered italian waters in defiance of a band from rome. that ship is carrying 42 people picked up off the coas

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then his daughter, angela, intervenes.buys dad's buildings but leaves him full ownership of his businesses, including the berwick theater. >> i pitched in to help financially because he absolutely would not hear of closing any of his businesses. >> knowing he has a reprieve, vincent starts showing granddaughter renee how to run the berwick alongside him. renee already has a good association with the family heirloom, starting as a youngster. what do you remember about this theater when you were growing up? >> i remember being allowed to pour the soda, and i was so excited 'cause that was my first real job. >> did you ever come here on a date? >> i did when i was younger. my first date was here. his name was ryan cordingly. i had a huge crush on him. he was my first boyfriend, too. >> vincent continues to inject his trademark enthusiasm into running four businesses, even at the age of 89. then, in january of 2013, he suffers a devastating stroke. >> he thought that he was gonna run the theater forever. he wouldn't just say,

. >>> as we come to the end of mental health awareness we're joined by angela kimble, the acting ceo of the national alliance on mental illness. remind viewers of the allyian and your mission? >> thanks for having me on the shoismt it's the nation's largest grass-roots organization dedicated to improving the lives of people who live with mental health conditions and their families. frankly we're a community that cares, we are an organization that provides education, support and advocacy around mental health dare in this country. >> as we have this discussion, our phone lines are a bit different, split up regional. in the tern time zone, or the mountain or pacific time stones, as folks are calling in, some stats on the state of america's mental health from nami's latest fact sheet in a given year, and almost nearly 60% of an adult with mental health illness didn't receive services in the previous year. to put those numbers in perspective, how bad or good is that with previous years? >> actually those statistics have remained fairly constant through the years, but what is shocking is i

america or it has welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel says her governing coalition will press on with its work despite a surprise resignation today at the top of its ranks andrea and alice announced she's stepping down as leader of germany's social democrats the junior partner in miracles a grand coalition nala says she also plans to give up her seat in the german parliament her announcement comes as a party agonizes over its future following a double election defeat now this was under pressure after german voters hand of the social democrats they worst ever result in last month's european elections the s.p.d. also lost a regional action in the state of braman for the 1st time in over 70 years. nonis released a statement about her decision she said discussions in the parliamentary group and feedback from the party have shown that i no longer have the necessary support to carry out my duties on monday therefore resign as chair of the s.p.d. and on choose day i'll resign as chair of the s.p.d. parliamentary group. chancellor merkel delivered her response to andrea non

merkel, her, angela majesty, the queen, and theresa may.w were hearing about the resistance. >> charles de gaulle, more seriously speaking, he felt marginalized. the run-up.s in he had been in northern africa. flown over by a chartered jet at the last minute. verbalas a lot of fierce shouting matches and showdowns between charles de gaulle and the allied commanders over the role he should play, how things should proceed. reinforce theto image of a free france. we need to get this done, we need to get t this right. he was a respected figure among the french. he was only a two star general, , whichhcted the regime would become the nazi he wasratingg regime always in the backdrop to the french. to joineies did not want in france's future leadership. they said we are not here to install u.s. the next leader of france. this will be something for the french to decide. there was always standoff. obviously charles de gaulle needed the allies. >> a letter from captain skinner, royal army service corps, to his wife. my darling, this is a difficult .e

i and he didn't mix his words when he described the growing mood of crisis surrounding angela merkel's 4th government let's listen to what he had to say and then we'll hear from. feeling that a lot of the issues that graham coalition addresses do not or no longer to reach a large majority of the futile but the coalition government let me make this very clear has gambled away a lot of trust beat. the coalition government has gone both away a loss of trust that's pretty strong words is this a dangerous time for people in government to be rocking the boat. not dangerous but the problem with the trust is that the german economy is supposed to both the middle east on to a family owned firms and the larger the list to the docks firms they are very unhappy because they're simply pointing out what everyone knows that the there hasn't been any meaningful domestic reform under merkel ever the the last big reform was a labor market reform under her predecessor since then she's managed very effectively several international crisis but she's done nothing at home and there are big problems having to

angela: i actually don't know that information. lemonis: okay. angela: yeah.how much do you have to sell to make it worthwhile? angela: i actually don't know that information, either. lemonis: okay. angela: yes. lemonis: so, how much do you think you'll do throughout the show? angela: so far, with the numbers that i've been getting, i think we're gonna do about $5,000. lemonis: $5,000. angela: yeah. lemonis: are your margins 90%? matthew: margins are about 66%, 67%, something like that. lemonis: so, let's do the math. skyler: 5,000 times 67. so, 3,350. lemonis: and the cost to fulfill the orders? skyler: a hundred bucks. lemonis: okay. what did it cost to come to the show? skyler: $3,800. matthew: thirty-eight. lemonis: just to pay for the show? skyler: just the booth space. lemonis: okay. and then, free giveaways? skyler: i don't know how many cases we're giving away, but, maybe, 200. lemonis: so, let's say 200. how much do they cost? skyler: two. matthew: $2. lemonis: okay. so, that's $400. skyler: then, we've got the 4-day show, so, a per diem of $75 a day.

, and angela merkel argues thatitis project, and angela merkel argues that it is an economic project,ing that it would not make germany reliant on russia for energy. an interesting story. lets go live to hong kong, where we can see people still in the streets, rubber bullets and teargas were used yesterday to try to disperse crowds, the financial district is closed. government offices are closed, and as you can see it has been taking its toll on the hang seng, the main index trading. business is important, critical to hong kong. index trading. business is important, criticalto hong kong. it is seen on the international stage asa is seen on the international stage as a place where business is central, financial markets are central, financial markets are central, and it would seem for many yea rs central, and it would seem for many years as the way into mainland china. let's go to asia now, and there have been further falls on the hang seng index as street protests in hong kong continue. rico hizon is following the story. took us through the impact this is having. currently it is having

angela: yeah, right here.s call has impacted my life in such a way that i don't think i'll ever lose faith again. garvin: to understand why, you first have to travel back

can angela get her money back? what happened after we intervened, and a valuable lesson for us about auto paying bills. please join us again tonight at 11:00. >>> bay area athletes are teaming up with lebron james to make space jam. >> former stanford women's basketball stars necka, china and woepl akay will make an appearance, and the one filming it, the film is a remake of the 1986 hit that stars michael jordan and bugs bunny. >> a whole new generation. >> yeah, there we go. >>> we're tracking that thursday forecast. >> it will be a cooler day, and also a nice afternoon. concord reach into the mid-70s by the middle of the day. we'll talk more about that coming up next. >>> the san mateo bridge westbound direction, we'll show you how things are changing on a bridge a little further north. >>> plus, what the long-time contra costa county assessor who is facing misconduct charges is asking the d.a. for still ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> i am sad to share with you tonight that we lost one of our own

here in berlin questions are being asked about whether angela merkel's coalition government could be on the verge of collapse they come after the leader of her junior junior coalition partner quit without warning on sunday andrea nala stepped down after her social democrat party's disaster is showing in the recent european elections but also after being criticized for her performance as party leader merkel says that she will push ahead with the coalition but others are not so sure it will survive. after a year in the top job with the s.p.d. and to know this as she's standing down because she feels she can't go on. discussions in the parliamentary group and feedback from the party have shown that i no longer have the necessary support to carry out my duties on monday i will therefore resign as chair of the s.p.d. and on tuesday i will resign as chair of the s.p.d. parliamentary group nala says resignation follows the party's dismal performance in last month's european elections its worst ever showing at the polls given city vivisect the results that we have so far are extremely disapp

balance and then there's the european parliament which also wants to have its say german chancellor angela merkel warned a difficult compromise ahead sylvie the thing and also way things stand the talks going to be easy to put it mildly the european parliament or at least 2 of its political groups are committed to the principle of selecting one of their candidates so i think it's going to take a while at the end of the troubles so it looks like another long night in brussels but this time leaders have to come up with names that they can present to the new european parliament when it convenes this week. and it will be a long night too for a correspondent you're gratis who is at the european council in brussels i know the negotiations are closed door but are you hearing anything. well what we've heard so far is that the high hopes at the beginning of the night that the so-called sushi deal that came back with leaders from japan particularly from the german chancellor angela merkel and the french president the idea of the sushi deal being that from still a month the social democrats from the

stay in the governing grand coalition of course at the moment they are in fact in government with angela merkel's conservatives here on having a great time in the opinion polls either at the moment there's some polls out this week that have put even the green party now as the strongest party in germany which is anything but a good sign for the 2 governing parties the c.d.u. muffles conservatives they've come out today and said that they want to push forward with the so-called grand coalition and of course neither the s.p.d. nor the c.d.u. will be wanting to put that coalition on the line right now with the chance of for example fresh elections of course if the current opinion polls are anything to go by then they wouldn't be doing well at all but of course this is going to be a chance for the s.p.d. wouldn't again to go forward with some sense of renewal now. so be interesting to see if they choose. perhaps a little further to the left of the of germany's political spectrum something which country and alice have promised to do but we can have a little look back now exactly where she is a

convention party members agree to change course and form a coalition with angela merkel's conservatives rather than enter the opposition. designed we're going to negotiate and get some more good results that's why voting yes today is worth it. now as was the party's 1st female leader since it was founded more than 150 years ago she was tasked with steering the s.p.d. back to its left wing roots but many are now asking if the decision to again partner with the center right c.d.u. was indeed worth it. all right kate while with nala stepping down what's next for the s.p.d. well there will be a lot of soul searching now to see exactly how they are speedy wants to move forward as a party or are we actually going to see a leader that is going to move the social democrats further left and of course that could have huge repercussions in terms of the s.p.d. role in the governing grand coalition of course this is a huge deal. as well she's currently the leader of that governing coalition the so-called grand coalition between the conservatives and the social democrats but if the. last year and als

fire from some on the left of the party who were against re entering a coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservative after the 2017 election. before it's right and we'll bring you more on that breaking news story in a few moments including what it means for chancellor merkel governing coalition of the joint shortly by political correspondent kate brady but 1st we turn to our other top story in sports liverpool have been crowned champions of european soccer after defeating tottenham to mail in an all english champions league final in madrid liverpool's german coach you're going cup tasted european glory for the 1st time after a heartbreaking lost in the final last year the win also broke club's drought of 6 defeats in cup finals. well the match got off to a controversial start just minutes after kick off we have all the highlights in this report. a dream start for liverpool fans who saw their side awarded a penalty for handball after just 24 seconds mohammed solo took responsibility and smashed a powerful drive down the middle of spurs keep a shooter receives goal. and forwards

who had advised against going into yet another grand coalition the so-called grand coalition with angela merkel's conservatives and there was that hope that the next leader of the social democrats would move the party away from the center of germany's political spectrum and move them back towards the left to redefine the party's profile and redefine exactly what it is that they stood for and we can take a look now at a piece here about andrea knowledge and exactly what she stood for and her political career. fund to be enormous 1st joined the social democratic party more than 20 years ago as the leader of the party's youth organization she studied german and political science in one of her very 1st interviews she told g.w. that a career in politics was not in the cards. for you but i don't want to stay in politics for the rest of my life so after being chair i want to look for a real job. and for that i need a good degree. but after finishing university 4 years later now lists rose in the ranks of the s.p.d. 1st as a parliamentarian then labor minister and ultimately party leader germany

this is deja vu news live from berlin angela merkel insists her government will press on the german chancellor said she's not planning any changes to the country's governing coalition and this comes after andrea analysis surprise resignation as head of the social democrats plunged her coalition into crisis. a minute cuba's mackinnon thanks so much for joining us german chancellor angela merkel says her governing coalition will press on with its work despite a surprise resignation today at the top of its ranks and they are not as announced she is stepping down as leader of germany's social democrats as the junior partner and metals coalition says she also plans to give up her seat in the german parliament and announcement comes as her party agonizes over its future following a double election defeat now this was under pressure off the german voters handed the social democrats their worst ever result in last month's european elections the s.p.d. also lost a regional election in the state of greyman for the 1st time in more than 17 years . the. chancellor merkel delivered her response to under th

convention party members agree to change course and form a coalition with angela merkel's conservatives rather than enter the opposition of the good side and we're going to negotiate and get some more good results that's why voting yes today is worth it. now as was the party's 1st female leader since it was founded more than 150 years ago she was tasked with steering the s.p.d. back to its left wing roots but many are now asking if the decision to again partner with the center right c.d.u. was indeed worth it. has there been any reaction still from the s.p.d. so far well interestingly on the hasn't actually been any statement official statement as such from the s.p.d. yet but there has been mixed reactions even on social major from lead in s.p.d. members. this situation is very very serious at the moment to say otherwise would be wrong we are aware of this and therefore it is important for me to again to state clearly that we are not going to make any rash decisions rather we will consult with one another and think carefully about our next steps it is important to send the signal that t

well it was always the big strength of angela merkel being good at reacting being with the balancing that's her kind of leadership but now i think we have quite at some point that is comparable to the point that that her predecessor. was at he. had. we remember maybe it was sick man of europe germany isn't working all these things and had its huge labor market reform we're still. seeing the profits of that and now we're in a situation that. should react and the latest election results are a big sign now to do something kind of change it's not just about having a price on carbon and having some tax maybe it's about restructuring the whole economy and she should be bold and now taking the step taxes all the industry will be changed if you go on that path for some super nice sort of what is a stake here in germany what is going to stake in europe in this crisis. we can see in each country populism rising especially the right wing populism and i think that germany now has to be strong show that we can be like a modern working society that can also tech the climate crisis and stay open no

clashed over who should become the next president of the european commission and germany's chancellor angela merkel this morning base may not reach an agreement at a summit in brussels today also coming up iran says that it is quote ready for war after shooting down what it says was a u.s. spy drone iran says that the u.s. crossed in the red line and raising fears of a military confrontation abducting between tehran and washington today. china's president xi jinping arrives in north korea and is greeted by cheering crowds which ties down strains between the 2 nations she adored korea's kim jong un will take up the stalled talks on the doorstep deeply resent that. add to the woman's world cup in france scotland on their way home after a rash and bird against argentina has got to look certain to win until their opponents mounted a rolex and controversial comeback. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin in brussels where a huge leaders are meeting at this moment to discuss who should fill the blocks top job that's following last month's european parliamentary elections the most prestig

secretary of state mike pompei a one german chancellor angela merkel could agree on very little except their shared values on trade security and iran are germany and the u.s. postwar allies and partners drifting ever further apart. if i think the united states is and continues to be the most important partner for germany outside of europe germany is a great important partner an ally of the united states and it's i think we agreed that we have to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. thank god it's no secret that we have differences with regard to the right approach to this and we will do our best to enforce the american sanctions regime that is what it can put in place. also coming up on the day smoking is bad for you but what about vaporing on world no tobacco day we look at a popular alternative to regular cigarettes and find out just how good an alternative it really is we know from animal and soul experiments that the paper causes inflammation in cells. well does this suggests that in addition to inflammation it could result in long term damage such as cancer. which start wi

that question i'm joined here in the studio by journalist and author and klute hussein is in fact angela merkel now runs a caretaker government with no residual ambition at all that is tragic for germany and tragic for europe indeed also with us has been its of room from site online who argues that the ruling coalition is shying away from a reset as she puts it in the end this might harm both parties and our democracy and a very warm welcome to the chordal are taught from the business weekly veterans of aha who believes graham coalitions disrupts the traditional party system and so. the huge shifts within the electorate. very interesting simon thank you all 3 for being with me here i'm going to this week i'd like to begin with you called the law a lot to going on here in berlin at the moment talk of crisis in the government why are people saying that the government's days are numbered. well i would say that the days you can already count off more for the next elections to come up but this government is now buying time and there is not too much probably to expect to be taken from this gov

osaka japan head of the g. 20 summit there are more concerns about the health of german chancellor angela merkel it comes after she was seen today shaking at a function with the german president funky steinmeyer you can see here right there the 2 leaders they were attending a ceremony with the country's outgoing justice minister now this comes just a week after a similar incident with the president of ukraine you see the chancellor there shaking last week the tremors were attributed to mrs merkel being behind 3. more on the health of the german chancellor george or the b. table now by our political correspondents really only for a. moment we want to reiterate the authors of the chancellor said today that she is doing fine right exactly the spokesman came out afterwards and said the chance it was doing just fine and she would continue with her schedule as fans and she did indeed just half an hour later she went to the german parliament for the swearing in of the new justice minister and then a couple of hours later she boarded a plane to go to japan to attend the g. 20 summit and then on s

leaders in germany brace for crisis talks as the questions are raised over the survival of chancellor angela merkel's government it follows the shock resignation of the leader of her so she will democratic coalition partners andrea and alex. also coming out u.s. president donald trump and his wife along the as to the u.k. for state visit hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are expected to turn out the process the capital evil ask why his trip is dividing the country plus we'll visit the city names in the survey as the closest type of friendly in the world what does the tracks and the netherlands have going for. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program questions are being asked here in berlin about whether angela merkel's coalition government could be on the verge of collapse they come after the leader of her junior coalition partners quit on sunday i'm sorry i'm alice stepped down after her social democrat party's disaster is showing in the recent european elections but also after being criticized for her performance as party leader merkel says that she will push ahead with the coalition bu

angela merkel failed to win support for her pick.l macron pushed for chief brexit negotiator, who ran an unofficial campaign, even though they are in the same party. >> it is clear that micron and merkel do not see i to i on the issue. clarify whove to becomes commission president before they can focus on the european central bank. or auld see a delay transition that becomes very long. the problem is mario draghi needs to leave the central bank by the end of october. standoff between deq and italy continues. italy set to respond as it faces a multibillion-dollar euro penalty from the commission due to the country's failure to rein in debt. >it does seem like we have been here before. why is this time different? >> the balance of changed in side the coalition. the dominant force in the coalition because of this massive win in the european parliamentary election is taking a brussels-bashing stand, and the latest is he is preparing for a collision course with brussels. >> the chinese government's first seizure of a bank in two decades i

>> angela has not presented the board of supervisors budget yet. we suggest we do public comment after. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. i'm here today with the department's administrative deputy. it is our honour to present to you the board of supervisors proposed budget for the budget year, a big thank you to the budget's office and jennifer from the board's budget and legislative analyst office. we appreciate your guidance. in february, the committee all prize -- authorize the proposed budget will for you. as a result, i will only provide a high-level summary and focus on ranges and one extra item. since before supplement number 1 of the consolidation that was approved in 1857, it has the doorway to local government. this exercises the board's power of audit and funding programs, the work in the clerk's office is also tied to the mid-1800 where the residents are entitled to the date, time and place to be part of the creative legislative process. we keep the history for san francisco, and between the clerk 's office and all of your offices.

angela merkel failed to win support for her pick. manfred labor, her official pick.uel macron pushed for chief brexit negotiator michel barnier, who ran an unofficial campaign against weber, even though they are in the same party. >> it as clear as day now that emmanuel macron and angela merkel do not see eye to eye on the issue. they will have to clarify who becomes commission president before they can focus on the european central bank. the risk is that we could see, transition or b , a period that becomes very long. the problem is mario draghi needs to leave the central bank by the end of october. vonnie: the standoff between e.u. and italy continues. italy said to respond to the european union as it faces a multibillion-dollar euro penalty from the commission due to the country's failure to rein in debt. it does seem like we have been here before. why is this time different? >> yes, well, it is different because the balance of changed -- the balance of power has changed inside the coalition. we now have matteo salvini, of the league, who is the dominant force in

angela merkel failed to win support for her pick. manfred weber led the picks.mmanuel macron pushed for chief brexit negotiator michel barnier, who ran an unofficial campaign against weber, even though they are in the same party. >> it as clear as day now that emmanuel macron and angela merkel do not see eye to eye on the issue. they will have to clarify who becomes commission president before they can focus on the european central bank. we could see a delay or a transition period that becomes very long. the problem is mario draghi needs to leave the central bank by the end of october. vonnie: the standoff between e.u. and italy continues. italy said to respond to the european union as it faces a multibillion-dollar euro penalty from the commission due to the country's failure to rein in debt. it does seem like we have been here before. why is this time different? >> yes, well, it is different because the balance of changed inside the coalition. we now have matteo salvini, of the league, who is the dominant force in the coalition, because of this massive win in

a person be appointed to that the european parliament then can vote on however german chancellor angela merkel when she arrived today for the summit said there's still many sticking points particularly emphasizing that process of the lead candidates a process whereby the european parliament basically picks candidates that then the council could select. for this top job let's hear what she had to say didn't often don't have a post host and we'll be having an open and extensive discussions on this so it's possible there won't be any raise out today from my point of view because it's not really a problem of the top sure enough now aim should be to get this resolved by the time the new european parliament moves in parliament to do so that we can get to work straight away that means we still have a few days left on target side. so georg i mean we heard it there can there be a compromise of course or a compromise could be a candidate someone like michelle dunne yea you know who is not been running an official campaign who is a frenchman so that would be good for me for the man in my car the f

angela was moving and asked at&t to transfer her home phone.uest prompted an unexpected follow-up. >> you also have a dish network service. what? >> she never subscribed to dish network. it turns out her monthly at&t bill, which includes her home phone and cell service, had included monthly dish network tv service. since 2008. she had rung up and paid for more than ten years of charges, totaling $16,000. for a service she didn't use. how did she not spot the glitch? her bill was on auto pay. >> all of our utilities and everything are auto pay. >> she never scrutinized her monthly statement. >> we trust big companies like at&t to do the right thing in charging us the right nt >> she disputed the $16,000 error with at&t but got static. she wrote us. we connected with at&t. >> that started the ball rolling. >> after three months of back and forth, at&t offered angela half, $8,000. she said her settlement agreement limited what he had could share with us. at&t said we have been in touch with the customer and resolved the issue. we're not in the pos

angela merkel's conservative bloc would drop to second place with 25%.hen comes the right-wing populist party with 13%. merkel's current coalition partner would drop to fourth place with only 12%, and the business-friendly ftp would get 8%. the socialist left party would be in last at 7%. the green party in germany is already celebrating a stunning result in a recent european parliamentary elections. they surged to second place, winning over 20% of the vote. voters abandoned major parties over concerns about climate change. the party is also doing well in state elections here in germany. these are big changes going on in the political landscape. talk about that, i'm joined by our political correspondent. it is a big deal. if elections were to be held next sunday, the green party would come out on top. >> yes, and you said it -- this truly is a historic result. the greens have been on the rise for quite some time, for the last few years, and they were reckoned to come out really strong in the european election two weeks ago, but -- which they did, but how

as for angela merkel the chancellor switch to attack mode responding with a sideswipe of her own. even though mine was invited like to once again point out that this government has been in office for a year and 3 months i could talk about how many hours are spent focusing on the loss of trust in the german auto industry and the breaking up through its i don't want to do that now. let me just say we have a common responsibility to get mines on the front but to do list is extensive the b.t.i. says germany lags behind in digital infrastructure many c.e.o.'s bemoan the rising cost of energy which they attribute to a flawed climate change policy and with all the crises the government faces industry fears its needs are being neglected but for today at least it appears the lobby is harsh criticism has struck home. economic progress often comes at a cost we know that take india for example many of its urban areas are drowning in rubbish new delhi's landfill has become a trash mountain $1.00 that could soon top the country's famous touch. looming around the surrounding buildings of new del