michelle berger a jewelry designer from germany is taking part in vienna for the first time his rings are rather out of the ordinary. jewelry differs from normal jewelry because even the slightest movement of the wearer sets the piece in motion. so naturally that attracts attention more than is usually the case for jewelry. fondest michele berger makes all his pieces and his dusseldorf studio the goldsmith learned his techniques from friedrich bakker the inventor of kinetic jewelry. michelle berger often has to work through a number of designs and prototypes before such a piece functions as intended. unseen tiny ball bearings axles and screws are at work here i never use magnetism even if many people assume that at first it's all precision mechanics that has to be crafted very carefully so that this gloating effect comes about. because. michelle burger works with coated stainless steel gold silver and precious stones his rings cost more than a thousand euro's men and women alike can wear his jewelry berger is fascinated by people's differing perceptions. responses are a bit polarized

michelle berger a jewelry designer from germany is taking part in vienna for the first time his rings are rather out of the ordinary. jewelry differs from normal jewelry because even the slightest movement of the wearer sets the piece in motion. so naturally that attracts attention more than is usually the case for jewelry. fondest michele berger makes all his pieces and his dusseldorf studio the goldsmith learned his techniques from friedrich bakker the inventor of kinetic jewelry. michelle berger often has to work through a number of designs and prototypes before such a piece functions as intended. in the times to unseen tiny ball bearings axles and screws are at work here i never use magnetism even if many people assume that at first it's all precision mechanics that has to be crafted very carefully so that this gloating effect comes about. because. michelle burger works with coated stainless steel gold silver and precious stones his rings cost more than a thousand euro's men and women alike can wear his jewelry berger is fascinated by people's differing perceptions. responses are

michelle berger a jewelry designer from germany is taking part in vienna. for the first time his rings are rather out of the ordinary. connecticut jewelry differs from normal jewelry because even the slightest movement of the wearer sets the piece in motion. so naturally that attracts attention more than is usually the case for jewelry. fondest michelle berger makes all his pieces and his dusseldorf studio the goldsmith learned his techniques from friedrich bakker the inventor of kinetic jewelry. michelle berger often has to work through a number of designs and prototypes before such a piece functions as intended. times to unseen tiny ball bearings axles and screws are at work here i never use magnetism even if many people assume that at first it's all precision mechanics that has to be crafted very carefully so that this gloating effect comes about. because. michelle burger works with coated stainless steel gold silver and precious stones his rings cost more than a thousand euro's men and women alike can wear his jewelry berger is fascinated by people's di

bag libyan government for its poor handling of the human trafficking problem jacqueline berger looks at the current blame game and how it all started. some of the harshest condemnation thrown at libya over the appalling treatment of african migrants is coming from france it is called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council and has gone as far as to threaten libya with sanctions libyan authorities have decided to open an investigation into the facts we wanted to go fast and if the libyan justice system cannot carry this procedure through then we should open international sanctions those threats are being leveled against the very government that the u.n. endorsed and helped form after the fall of gadhafi let's rewind back to two thousand and eleven. thank you. relief. western leaders of libya was on course to democracy yet it turned out to be a rather gruesome process here's what came next this video purportedly shows libyan rebels torturing groups of black africans they've been locked in cages with their hands tied behind their backs and many of them appear to have the all l

berger, hein and kern. they were all to meet at general grant's statue in new york city at 5:00 every day. >> after dash's confession, the fbi quickly rounded up the remaining two long island saboteurs. keiran was arrested as he left a tailor shop and heink as he left a drugstore. but then dash told him about the other four nazis who landed in florida. >> i was the first person in the united states to understand we had a second group on hand. those fellas landed, buried their stuff, went into jacksonville, bought new clothes and everything. >> what did you do at that point? >> i wanted to know who was in the group and he identified curling, neibauer and he identified herbie houk and one man named theel. >> curly had written his contact information for dash in invisible ink on this handkerchief. dash couldn't remember how to develop the ink so he could read it. >> i sent it up to the lab the first day and the next day when they came back, they had developed the writing on it and red colors. developed with am

some sad news from birmingham city today after it was revealed goalkeeper ann—katrin berger has been berger, who signed from paris st—germain last year, has played in two finals for the club, the continental cup in 2016 and the fa cup this year. now with the world cup in russia just over six months away, there's increasing pressure on fifa to clamp down on doping in football. despite dr richard mclaren‘s 2016 report into russian state—sponsored doping, which listed 33 potential dopers in football, fifa has yet to investigate formally itself. our sports news correspondent alex ca pstick reports from the "play the game" conference in eindhoven. .. with the world cup draw in moscow just four days away, it is perhaps unsurprising that the issue of football and doping has been raised. richard mclaren in his report and organised cheating in russia identified around 30 footballers. the facts as has been in constant contact with mclaren. the frustration for anti—doping campaigners is that the they have not approached the chief whistle—blower, the man who provided the bulk of the evidence. as

let's go to video from that neighborhood, the 9100 block of berger here in egg harbor city.ve seen k-9s on foot and -- k-9 units. they've been searching the neighborhoods, searching the street and you see that car that apparently those youth and teens had come up to rest against that house there in egg harbor city on the nine hunn block of berger street. four juveniles escaped from harbor fields youth detention facility. we don't know their ages and their descriptions, those have not been released. they somehow obtained the car and lost control hitting the house. we did get surveillance video from that neighborhood and you can see a speeding car heading down the street. it slams into a jeep and then it continues into a home where it comes to a rest. soon you see a police vehicle going down that street and then eventually you see what appears to be the youth taking off from the neighborhood and i know that this neighbor has turned this footage over to police. but again, the search continues here. robo calls did go out to the neighborhood alerting them of the search. they're l

the main ingredient in various books berger is ground buffalo worms the lover of the darkling beetle production of the insect burgers begins here in the dutch town of. the manufacturers have been breeding insects here for about forty years mainly for animal feed and the cosmetics industry. but recently they've been producing more and more love it for human consumption nico root is plant manager of protein farm he performs regular checks on the quality of his worms. and two billion people around the world eat insects every day but it's still a big to boo in europe. i think that within five years it's quite normal to eat in six. it will be inside as an ingredient in a lot of food products i think. within five years i think we all it's just a couple of times a year in six. the worms are a sustainable source of nutrition containing fifty percent protein. they only need a fraction of the space water and feed the breeding higher orders of animal requires under c o two emissions are minimal. the environmental benefits were decisive for the book's bogus creators. cleaner and bearish set up t

george dash, earnest berger, richard curran, john curling, wernor theel, and at 22, the baby, bert howells english so they could blend in easily. it was foggy here on this beach that night in '42 when a german u-boat delivered four nazi saboteurs and a boatload of explosives. their mission, the destruction of key installations vital to america's war effort and to terrorize the american people. one man stood between success and failure of this nazi invasion. find out what happened when the saboteurs met a 21-year-old coast guardsman. that's next on "war stories." ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world...you, ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ >>> on may 26, 1942, the eight nazi saboteurs were poised to launch their attacks on america.

this is the 900 block of berger and you can see that stolen vehicle.here those teens ditched that stolen car. police say shortly after midnight, four teens escaped harbor fields youth detention facility in egg harbor city after overtaking correctional officers. how they did it is unclear but they got the keys to one of their personal vehicles. one of those officers was taken to the hospital with injuries but is expected to be okay. one of the escapees is 18 but he committed crimes while he was 17 so law enforcement can't provide his name. one is 17 and two are 16 and they're in various states of undress. one was that in boxer shorts and flip-flops. another just in socks. because law enforcement has concerns the teens may break into a home to find clothes if they don't have a ride but they say they don't know what their intentions are. none have ties to the area. investigators won't go into details about their past crimes but they're considered dangerous. >> we're not sure what -- what their plan is at this point but we've been in contact with new jerse

good morning, i'm melissa ray berger. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news. an aircraft with 11 crew and passengers crashed into the ocean southeast of okinawa, japan. while the navy did not release the type of aircraft involved the u.s. seventh fleet said the uss ronald reagan is now conducting search and residue operations. the aircraft was flying to reagan at the time of the crash. the cause is unknown. the navy says the names of the crew and passengers are being withheld pending next of kin notification. >> this morning new fall out hitting long-time newsman charlie rose after pbs canceled the veteran journalist name sake interview show less than 48 hours after at least eight women accused rose of sexual harassment. the cancelling coming after rose was ousted from the cbs morning program. the network reporting three more women currently employed there have come forward to allege sexual harassment by the broadcaster. rose's former co-anchor gayle king joins stephen colbert last night to say she and her colleagues were still reeling from the news. >> hi. th

. >> jennifer berger runs about face to empower girls and women. how important is it for a thorough investigation? >> i would say essential. i would say critical. >> fernandez left in 2004, moved back to spain and died in 2015. we were not able to reach his relatives for a response to these claims. >> multiple former students told the unit they reported staff as recently as last year. we are investigating these new complaints. meanwhile the die cease says allegations of this nature are supposed to be rored to them, but they say they learned about these incidents the same time as the public. >> we'll continue our reporting on that story. >>> the man hunt continues in pal low alto and beyond. partners in crime. these two men pulled off a daring escape from the palo alto courthouse. tonight the search continues and they are considered armed and dangerous. jean elle is here with more. >> reporter: those two men drove away from the courthouse, accused of two armed robberies. prosecutors say in both cases they tied people up at gun point. they were at th

let's go to video from that scene on the 900 block of berger here in egg harbor city and you can see that stolen vehicle that hit the house after those teens fled in it. this happened around 12:30 this morning. again, those four juveniles escaped from harbor fields youth detention facility. that's about a half mile, even less from where we're standing right now. they stole a car from the corrections officer. they ran it into a house and let's now go to that surveillance video that we obtained from the neighborhood. and you can see a speeding car heading down the street. it slams into a jeep. from there it's going to continue into a nearby home. you see a vehicle with flashing lights come soon after. we did hear that police were in pursuit. and in another shot in that surveillance video you can see a cargo up on a curb and in the top right corner of your screen you can see what appears to be the youth getting out of the car. the acting sheriff wouldn't go into the details of their crimes, what crimes they commitd that actually landed them in the facility but he did say based on those

kapler plans on doing just that bergere are prepared relateing to this players and using his progressivehinking to push this program forward. >> preparation breeds confidence and if we're putting in the time basically ahead of time we're going to be better equipped to manage any situation that comes up. and that's true as an athlete. so the analogy is we'll prepare in the weight room or we're going to eat healthy food to help us fuel our bodies i think that's true as it relates to acquiring information, gathering that information to help make us make the most informed decisions possible. >> he doesn't come without controversy. has a couple of blog posts that are pg13. kapler made it clear that was in the past. matt klintock says the phillies have no reservations about his writing. >> as we try to move the needle here as we try to move this this organization forward, you know, some of that is -- there's an element of, you know risk and new behaviors and trying new things that's inevitable. we can't project exactly how the next few years are going play out. boy, oh, boy it's going to be fu

jacqueline berger explains. my son has been losing territory in syria at breakneck speed and it's all about defeat looks to be on the horizon even the you asked seems to agree on that front secretary tillerson has engaged a great deal of sort of personal diplomacy on syria the defeat of isis and now that isis in terms of as a physical caliphate will be gone by the end of the year syria has in fact already declared victory over eisel and issued a warning to the us that it's high. time they left as well the syrian arab republic again cools for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of u.s. forces from the territory of the syrian arab republic this presence is an aggression against syria's sovereignty and independence we don't with on this basis and that shouldn't be a problem given that trump himself has said that america's interest in syria is reserved to fighting islamic state we have very little to do with syria other than killing isis so theoretically if i saw only has a couple of months left then so does

seen by middle east experts as a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran next artie's jacqueline berger looks at whether the current cold war between the region's most powerful countries could lead to full scale conflict. the rivalry between middle east powerhouses saudi arabia and iran is nothing new yet it's becoming ever more tense with fears growing of a full blown war a missile launched by yemeni rebels directed at riyadh earlier this month has already got the saudis talking about direct aggression and war the coalition's commom considers this a blatant active military aggression by the iranian regime and could rise to be considered as an act of war against the kingdom of saudi arabia joy you know the mites and position of the public people more powerful than you have been unable to do anything against the iranian people you're not strong enough to do that wherever we look in the region conflicts can often be boiled down to saudi arabia and iran countering each other by proxy the saudi military campaign against the who is the rebels in yemen backed by iran saudi backing of sunni re

google's berger cheese is under the burger. google ceo tweeted he would drop everything to address the debate if people can agree on the correct order. >>> it's a happy ending for a cat featured on "shelter me rescue of the week." owner expln she awe him she couldn't believe his eyes. >> reporter: i don't think i would have adopted a cat if i had not been sitting there with 6abc, with matt o'donnell. did hedid heas the "shelter me rescue of the week" a few weeks ago. he with a was found in a dirt garage in philadelphia. when jack j s himes. did he an uncanny >> he was a favorite at cat tales. but there are plenty more who need love. sunny has a nrogi his hind legs. >> he gets around very well. he has a lot of energy. this is sunny sister's snowflake. >> she is a sweetheart and love. rose lost her home when her owner passed away. >> she is a real sweetheart. this is max, a tucks tuxedo cat. she was picked up as a stray and went on to have five kittens and nursed other kittens and now she is ready for her forever home. if you wou

in n' out berger has 30 minute wait we should open more in n' out burgers. we should not open to cannabis business. this is a new industry. we have to take it baby steps. we should not have any privilege for cannabis business in so-called green zone. we should put our residents into the highest priority, who are living there 2017. 24/7. cultivation of pot is not the solution. i would like to also mention that we are also in drought season in california. and having the pots growing in san francisco is disastrous to us and -- >> thank you. let me call a few more speaker cards. mary mana, audrey and tamara. >> good afternoon and thank you everyone in this room. i'm ellen, i am a family social worker. we have a team done research from the chinese community and a community that has impacted [inaudible] for mcds. i am here to support safe access for patients. at the same time, i'm here to request to all of you here being responsible adults. create a zone -- a thousand feet zone a wray from the kids including any facility serving zero to 18 kids. we have done resea

and knute berger is a journalist and columnist for "seattle weekly." old school seattle, all. sound, willapa bay and the hood canal for over five generations, since 1890. with three restaurants in town, they know what they're doing. >> anthony: are you eating this whole? head, tail, bones and all? >> knute: yes. ♪ >> anthony: whole local smelt, flash-fried and served with pepperoncini sambal aioli. local dungeness crab, cooked and chilled with pickled ginger sauce. and oysters, lots of oysters. >> anthony: so seattle has been, for a very long time, considered one of the more foodie, for lack of a better word, foodie cities. >> knute: yeah. >> anthony: if you ask people why, generally they said the sheer abundance of really good ingredients. >> knute: yeah, exactly. i mean you got the ocean there, you've got cattle country and orchard country just over the mountains. >> anthony: yeah. >> knute: to say why the things is changed in seattle is there's not just the pike place market but every neighborhood has a market that -- >> anthony: has a green market. >> knute: yeah, and so t

. >> peter berger, you studied this, when the president says you have to get rid of the lottery immigrationhen he says you need extreme vetting, do away with these programs only have merritt based, people who are talented, have money, speak english, is that going to stop terrorism? >> i don't know. the leader of the 9/11 attacks had a degree from germany. if you're an isis terrorist, the last thing you do is pose as a syrian ref fees, they get the most attention of any group. two years of extreme vetting for refuge refugees. i'm an ago nnostic about this program, i don't know about the vetting. i presume there is some vetting. does it need to be more intense? maybe. the fact is citizens coming from certain companies spend years trying to get in. if you're coming from afghanistan you're not going to see your family for four years while your visa is processed. there's a pretty robust program in place already. >> the president says more extreme vetting before someone could come into the united states would that stop a terror attack that occurred yesterday in new york? >> well, uzbekistan wasn'

susan berger, hello.e on anybody who doesn't take the time to at least read "the washington post" story and lend some critical thinking to it, but instead weighs in and says, well, it comes from "the washington post," it can't be true. really? why? because they are the ones that brought us the "access hollywood" tape, well that was a true story. no logic or critical thinking in this. it's noise and 20-second sound bites. one more if i have time. "football will be done within 25 years or less. mothers won't let their children play anymore and the love for the game will be over." i have long said, for a long time bob costas has been sounding the alarm on head injuries. i in my own world have been saying suburban moms in the end will determine the fate of football. see you next week. baa baa black sheep, have you any wool? no sir, no sir, some nincompoop stole all my wool sweaters, smart tv and gaming system. luckily, the geico insurance agency recently helped baa baa with renters insurance. everything stole

. >> jennifer berger runs the non-profit about face to empower girls and young women. >> how importantit for the investigations. >> i would say critical. >> fernandez left in 2004 moving back to sfan and died in 2015. we were not able to reach any relatives for a response to the claims. multiple former students have reached out to us to tell us they have reported similar incidents as recently as last carrier. we continue to investigate those claims. meanwhile, the doicese of san jose says allegations of this nature are supposed to be reported immediately. but they say all of this they learned about all of it at the same time the public did. the. >> okay thank you vicki. >>> if you have a story for our investigative unit call 1-888-996-tips. or if you have information specifically process the story and would like to reach out to vicki sinned her an email to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> up next at 6:00, flames so intense people had no time to grab any belongings. now investigators are looking in the cause of the fire at the east bay apartment complex. hi, we're alaska airlines. and we

susan berger. hello.ould say this, shame on anybody who doesn't take the m time to at least read "the washington post" story and lend some critical think iing to it, but instead ways in and says well, it comes from "the washington post," it can't be true. really? why? because they're the ones who brought us the access hollywood tape. that was the true story. there's no logic or critical think ng any of this. it's like noise and 20 second sound bites. one more if i have time. football will be done with in 25 years or less. mothers won't let their children play anymore and the love for the game will be over. i have long said for a long time, bob to tas has been sounding the alarm on head injuries. i have been saying suburban moms in the end will determine the fate of football. see you next week. why did you take credit card debt on? second kid. private school. medical bills. moving costs. solid ground. a personal loan from sofi is a smart way to consolidate credit card debt. certain borrowers cut their cred

kind of round of global swati putting so close me into actually and then having talked to the nixon berger. in that. when it became known in autumn two thousand and thirteen that the private cell phone of german chancellor angela merkel was tapped by the n.s.a. the public outcry in germany was initially large until then the german american friendship had been close and germany believed to be an equal partner the united states. the friends spine and friends of course they do it everybody does next i mean we caught the israelis spying on us several times what did that do to our relationship but not really anything because we know everybody does that ok if you're a leader of a country in the world you are a target everybody wants to know what you're thinking so you are a target friends and foes right everybody's looking to see or trying to find out what you're thinking universally true i mean i guess that's why diplomacy was started right back and thousands of years ago so so i mean it's nothing new chancellor merkel when she found out as to her private phone was being tapped i mean she shoul

president of south american soccer's governing body con mobile and peruse former federation chief manuel berger the former quite tamal and so-called chief is already serving an eight month sentence as part of the same investigation fans who go to watch live sports will know the role but you always keep your eye on the ball one n.f.l. on pile will never turn his back on play again after this jeff rice was blindsided on a punt return during denver's game with new england and landed on his head he stayed down for several moments and was later carted off the field by medical staff and that is all the support from our more later doug jones going to be here in a couple of minutes with more i'm. like. with. al jazeera. where ever you are. what began as a small extremist group in africa's most populous country we learned that there was indebted to from the government to just shoot you soon turned into a battle front for the nigerian government. tried out yet why. the tourists for abducting more than two hundred schoolgirls the killing and displacement of thousands of people al-jazeera investigates the

president of south american soccer's governing body con mobile and peruse former federation chief manuel berger the former amal and so-called chief is already serving an eight month sentence as part of the same investigation fans who go to watch live sports will know the role that you always keep your eye on the ball one n.f.l. pile will never turn his back on play again after this jeff rice was blindsided on a punt return during denver's game with new england and landed on his head he stayed down for several moments and was later carted off the field by medical staff and that is all the support from our more later a judge has halted the controversial sale of two paintings by the american artist norman rockwell at the heart of the matter is whether a museum has the right to sell off works that were donated to it for safe keeping for generations to come because the salumi has more. the works of norman rockwell provide a window into america's past smalltown twentieth century life whether it's after hours fun scene here at shuffled his barber shop or the bustle of blacksmith's boy these paintings

congressman to both of our congress persons, i see congressman cummings and rupis berger is also here with us. mr. chairman, thank you for convening this meeting in baltimore at one of the most sustained institutions in the world. so we are really grateful. everybody knows that we are in a crisis. opioid addiction, we are suffering for it here in baltimore, but the nation is suffering. it is important that we pay close attention to how it relates to the individuals and the communities being destroyed by it. we have a big problem and we know we are part of a larger problem. they look at the particular issue and we are focused on not only making sure that people don't get involved with drugs, but doing what we can to keep people from overdosing. i have a great health commissioner in the country and i want to welcome you all here and know that this panel will continue to deliberate over this issue and i look forward to hearing the results of this panel and we welcome you to baltimore and understand the experience of your work and we look forward to results. thank you. i have the governor

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bren berger, we called him. is on the right. ashley: encouraging signs for the housing market.h we still have a lack of inventory which surety hads. but overall, solid. stuart: that is helping good news on the economist. that is good news. home sales are up. liz: home depot hit a record high. stuart: home depot hit a record high. the dow industrials are up 134 points. the strong economy really helps. show me big tech stocks. what is going on with them? most of them are higher or up. facebook, amazon, microsoft, alphabet, apple in a upside in generally up market. >>> look at this. very good earnings at palo alto networks. they had some strong upgrades. citigroup, raymond james, rbc, barclays all came in, palo alto networks they are going up and they have. eight, nearly 9% up. other cyber stocks as we call them are up as well. cybersecurity on the upside across the board. look at palo alto up 9%. >>> record sales at urban outfitters. there is a retailer doing well. they're up just 40 cents, but that is nearly 1 1/2%. >>> the gop tax plan gets rid of the federal reduction for stat

much as burger shack in tokyo selling out of the trump of berger would people lining up just to get ato and a side of fries. we tried to get a few onset here turned out he couldn't get a view here. running out of burgers to running out of money. so strapped for cash. officials pass the measure the fish out all the coins in the world name is heavy sound. they add up to more than a million bucks a year which can go towards other projects. the country is pulling coins out of a fountain you know you might have problems. griff, over to you. train for for democrats by high after their series of election wins this week gloating about it. so much and became a "saturday night live" political priceline. >> .message from the democratic national committee. >> tuesday americans went to the polls. >> we don't like what you're doing at all, sir. >> one thing is clear. we are back, baby. >> fresh new ideas delivered by fresh new faces like me, nancy pelosi. >> in me chuck schumer. >> and i am donna brazile. griff: but is there a little trickier? kevin scott and adrian elrod here to let me start with