exceptional about this particular fellow is that a lady is calla is just 12 years old and is the youngest of a pupil to study kind of me you discover the piano when he was 6 and says he fell in love with the instrument a new immediately that he wanted to become a concert pianist. one day ahead of his concert additional power festival. is hard at work for her sing. the youngest of 3 children in the us lives in the state of carinthia in austria. he was a quick learner from an early age and skipped a grade in school. he also knew exactly what he wanted from piano lessons. together for months and he told the teacher play this for me now play it again ok i can already play that so you can go as it is constantly push him away so we're really grateful to his teacher for his immense patience at least seldom did what he was supposed to at the conservatory he's always been that way wanting to do everything on his own in school too he always wanted to learn something else that the others weren't doing. yes and that's what he did home went on this but i don't . believe his musical development progres

spanish judge has issued a new international warrant for the arrest of foam a cuttle on president callas pushed him on who fled to belgium after the failed independence beat in 27 tame the warrant comes after the supreme court convicted 12 of the catalan separatist leaders 9 of family given lengthy prison terms. the signs in barcelona read free the political prisoners. after the judgment was declared thousands took to the streets that outraged by the long sentences handed down to catalonia separatist leaders. yesterday 11 the sentence is horribly unfair it goes against all fundamental rights freedom of demonstration and freedom of expression. this punishment is a disgrace it proves our democratic system is incompetent there's no time that i could cry this is unbelievable. today. but for the supreme court in madrid it is clear that the catalan leadership is guilty of sedition the former vice president orioles youngcare as the sentenced to 13 years in prison and 8 other defendants also received lengthy prison sentences. according to the judges those sentenced organized the independence ref

talked about this at zow calla scare. forhis is the award-winning reporting on the world's oceans award. pulitzer and contributes to the long and times and senior editor and writer. >> thank you it is great to see a robust crowd and energetic crowd. i have been a fan of zow calla and it is my anniversary and i did it on climate change and great to be back. i would like to introduce erik conway, historian of science and technology and co-author of a book "merchants of doubt." nd next is kerry funk from washington, d.c.,, director of science and society research at the pugh research center and reports on the public trust in science. views from energy and climate nd vaccines and we have ucla a sociologyist whose research how the life works. why people care about what they care about and how moral concerns relates to science and religion. i'm going to jump right in. we are gathered this week during the anniversary of humankinds scientific achievements, you can't escape, the apollo moon landing to discuss this issue of whether

calla los rieles del tren inconsciente, la mujer es incapaz de levantarse.ricia: quÉ angustia impresionante. y la noticia sobre muertes de mujeres a manos de hombresson cada vez mÁs frecuentes. un crimen de odio que se ha convertido en un fenÓmeno social. >> cinco mujeres, cinco vidas, cinco historias. historias de abuso, y en casos muerte a manos de hombres que dijeron amarlas. >> se comete un feminicidio cada 19 horas. >> el aumento de los casos, ha llevado a que estos crÍmenes de odio de gÉnero sean considerados como una epidemia. >> nosotros somos noticias cuando suceden los hechos. y despuÉs matan a otra, Íbamos quedando en el olvido. >> cuÁl es el comÚn denominador de estas tragedias?quiÉnes son las vÍctimas mÁs frecuentes? asesinadas, ediciÓn especial de "aquÍ y ahora". enrique . la empresa ordenÓ retirar del mercado en estados unidos y canadÁla medicina ante la posibilidad de que se encuentre contaminada, la farmacÉutica, es el fabricante mÁs reciente de esta medicina que decide retirarla. se utiliza para combatir la acidez estomacal y las Úlceras. p

julio: militaresy si callas se enfrentaron a tiros durante horas el jueves en las calles de culiacÁn.esidente de honduras, fue declarado culpable a nueva york con cuatro cargos de trÁfico de drogas, soborno, y declaraciones falsas a un museo estadounidense. reaccionaron y todavÍa-- y pidan la salÍa del presidente herrÁn en el poder. >> creo que se ha hecho justicia. lameabe no se puede hacer justicia aquÍ. es ganancia para todo el pueblo hondureÑo. estoy emocionada. voy a salir a las calles para exigir que tambiÉn sale juan orlando hernÁndez de la presidencia la repÚblica. >> mÁs que todo que sigan trayendo mÁs personas. que no se queden sÓlo en Él. que sea justicia con los demÁs que estÉn implicados. >> debe crear culpable a toni, y el presidente y todo lo que dijeran, el presidente tambiÉn es Único conspirador que debe ser enjuiciado. como paÍs deberÍamos unirnos y buscar la salida inmediata. cuyos puntos el acusado enfrenta la sentencia mÍnima obligatoria de 30 aÑos en prisiÓn y una pena mÁxima de cadena perpetua. y pasamos al sur del estado. cientos de personas protestaron contra

talked about this at zow calla scare. erik: now it's my great honor to introduce the moderator, usha lee mcfarling. she has a pulitzer

the foundation of our understanding of the history of the universe and swiss scientists michelle callas the dead discovery of the 1st planet outside our solar system an exoplanet orbiting a star hundreds of algerian students some marching through the capital and other cities protesting against presidential elections in december demonstrators say the vote could not be free nor fair while their former president's allies and military leaders retain their positions. india says it will allow tourists back into indian administered kashmir this follows a 2 month travel restriction to the disputed region prime minister narendra modi scrapped the special autonomous status that. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera to inside story do stay with us. it's a nobel prize season in sweden and norway it's the world's most prestigious accolade but while many laureates a celebrated others have attracted controversy so is the nobel prize still relevant this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dobby the nobel prize is one of the world's most coveted awards it

he says, calla we be then? : we would be in the quagmire.ll a general election, but he has tried that twice. he does haven't the power to call a general election. so it would bea call a general election. so it would be a weird tactic to blame the others for delaying brexit by delaying brexit himself. it will be a strange choice. we have had a letter from nick brown, a strange choice. we have had a letterfrom nick brown, the opposition chief whip, he says, we will meet you in the middle if you're prepared to compromise. some people would say it would be odd if the government, having secured a vote on the bill itself, which is much further than theresa may got to say, well, we are whipping it away, because you want a few more weeks? we have seen two borisjohnsons since he became prime minister, dr jekyu since he became prime minister, dr jekyll and mr hyde. he was angry and accusing mps of... i have forgotten the word, but being dreadful. now we have seen a different borisjohnson. he has been conciliatory. he offered some compromises with labo

foundation of our understanding of the history of the universe and swiss scientists michel my or india callasfor their discovery of the fast planets outside our solar system an exoplanet orbiting a star well for more on this that speak christopher consulate's who's a professor of astrophysics at the university of nottingham he joins us now professor i want to start with the work of james peebles so one thing that struck me in watching today's announcement was that just 5 percent of our observable universe is everyday master and the rest is dark matter or dock energy in and people's work is continuing on this. you know that's right so we know very little about our universe and one of the things that won the prize was calculations of how the universe would evolve based on the idea that there is this dark matter and dark energy that's what james people won for and in terms of how that shaped the way that we understand our universe it it sounded like technology needed to catch up with him he's been working on this for some 55 years. he's working on a since the 1964 and a lot of the calculations h

acevedo recuerda que lo mÁs doloroso para su padre fue calla los abusos quehiriÓ con los nazis. >> porque se casan y se vienen para colombia. >> sin conocer el idioma y sin dinero, pero con esposa y un nuevo paÍs, samuel se sentía afortunado. el doctor copec dice no recordar que su padre se sintiera culpable por haber sobrevivido al holocausto. >> estaba agradecido con la vida por la oportunidad de estar vivo, de estar con nosotros. >> de supo mÁs puede david, lo recuerda el joven judÍo cubano que desapareciÓ medio de una revuelta callejera en praga al inicio de la guerra, pero fue hasta que Ésta termino que un familiar pudo averiguar quÉ fue lo que sucediÓ para que desapareciera prÁcticamente sin dejar rastro. >> por medio de la cruz roja supieron que david habÍa sido asesinado en auschwitz cuando Él tenÍa 21 o 22 aÑos. >> reinaldo rodrÍguez enrique su saber mÁs sobre el tÍo. >> siempre habÍan fotos de este niÑo y para mÍ era como el niÑo fantasma. >> fue hasta hace unos aÑos que el misterio se aclarÓ cuando reinaldo fue a praga y a suite para saber del tÍo david. >> en ese tren escogier

we'll bring up skymap 7, you can see the little gully in here, it's close to calla vista this satellite slows you where the homes are and the ridge line that's burning. back into the live shot, you can see what we're looking at. as far as the winds are concerned, at least right here, they're relatively calm. if we get some extremely high winds, this will be tough to protect those homes just south of this. even though this is burning, it's not getting hit with 40 mpz winds right now. >> that was our sister station, kabc reporting on the saddleridge fire. we'll bring you updates throughout the morning. >> investigators believe burning garbage sparked this fire in riverside county that destroyed more than 70 mobile homes yesterda the driver apparently dumped burning trash to keep the garbage truck from burning, but that trash ignited the grass. winds spanned the flames. the sandalwood fire burned 500 acres. it's 10% contained. >>> the pg&e safety power shutoff thankfully is almost .this morning crews are working to restore power to the remaining 312,000 customers who right now are in the d

only if you're a calla californa government official. otherwise it's not that hard. scott press to.der of the hashtag persistence -- he took a crew of volunteers to los angeles where they managed to play no more thanth 100,000 pounds of trash in just nine hours. scott presley joins us tonight, thanks so much for going on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: so you first did this in baltimore and baltimore is a famously troubled but also dirty city. if you a lot of time cleaning it up and you got quite a reaction from the left. >> yeah, we came in with one tweet, i asked for help. i said please come to the city of baltimore, let's pick up trash and do it as a family. we picked up 12 tons of trash in 12 hours with only 170 volunteers. and no good deed goes unpunished unfortunately. the baltimore sun wrote a scathing editorial and i never thought in a million years as an adult i would be criticized for picking up trash. >> tucker: unbelievable. they took the bait and admitted that you basically pointed up their incompetence and their lack of caring, theirfi callousness. so in los an

the cost about unified school district is closing justin ranch, calla morrison proctor elementary plus canyon middle school. in the east bay, uc berkeley and mills college are canceling classes. schools in san leandro arclosed along with the allen alum rock union district in san jose. all sonoma county schools are closed including santa rosa junior college and sonoma state university. the napa valley school district is closing all schools today and tomorrow and that includes napa, youngsville and american canyon and all solano county community college campuses are closed. >>> many schools are reaching out to parents to let them know they have canceled classes today but we do have a full list on the website, ktvu.com . we will also have the latest information scrolling at the bottom of the screen. >>> bar trains will keep running despite the plan power outages. bart officials do not expect service to be interrupted because they can get power from other parts of the system to keep trains running. all bart stations have emergency systems that run on backup power. bart also has portable ge

i'm meeting with student activist alona, cindy, letisha, jody, dakota, and calla.g transformation, or l.i.t. for short, which takes on issues of race in milwaukee's education system. >> down goes frazier! down goes frazier! >> after i pass the concussion protocol and took a hit from my puffer it was time for the people of color meeting. >> i think our organization is filling a need that combines black and brown young people. that's the need i think we fill in milwaukee-s bringing together young people to not only like make our city better but hopefully ease racial tensions amongst people of color. >> in milwaukee that's a big deal. >> very big deal. very big deal. >> something i love about l.i.t. is we're all people of color, people in public education want to like bring brown and black youth together. but they have like white staff. how are you going to do that? you know? we need to just throw the whole thing away and start all over. >> and when you say the whole thing, what's the thing? >> the whole -- >> like concept of public education. >> okay. tearing it down

earth most of the simulations started with generally commission task with a focus on aerospace maria callas you students to take a first of its kind course that combines medicine engineering. >>and space. >>oh this is so me it's inevitable if you're on a 3 year mission to mars it's inevitable that something's going to happen and doctor alison anderson is an assistant professor of aerospace engineering its eu boulder. >>one of 2 educators behind the course having people be trained to think about how to design medical devices that can work in those in burma, this is really important. it's a challenge that we haven't really truly face before after learning wilderness and emergency medical training in the classroom students taking into space or as close as they could get to it at the mars desert research filled in. missions they are faced with emergency medical situation. >>to run through those scenarios and see just how limited are capabilities are here really helps them to think of creative solutions for the future anderson says the goal is and for the students to be the first first responder

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swept through a mobile home park in calla mesa killing one woman, two others are unaccounted for at thiscut out power to thousands of customers to try to lessen the risk. a very dangerous situation out here. you have lots of firefighters, brave men and women working hard on the hot spots to contain the fire so it doesn't hurt anyone else. neil: thank you very much. stay safe yourself. in the meantime, the race for the white house is coming on, and cable news, could it be determined for something like you didn't think of like the housing market and the housing market taking off if you're the president. 30-year fixed mortgage below 4%. 15-year mortgages in and out of record lows themselves. this doesn't necessarily apply to benefitting all sectors of the housing environment, for example, the high end homes favored by the likes of deirdre bolton are not doing well. i don't know why i had to throw her under the bus. >> what i didn't tell you myself and my entire family are going to come to live-- show up old italian style. you have room for us. neil: all right there. all right. we've got deb

scary moments there and in east l.a., the sandalwood fire swept through a mobile home community in callalling one woman. at last check, this was 120 acres and only 10% contained. cal fire confirmed that fire started by burning trash dumped by a truck driver. and now they'll look into whether criminal charges will be filed in that circumstance and the state's largest utility kit power to thousands of customers in north and central california to lessen the risk of those fires. at this point, again, the fires are under investigation and firefighters continue to work hard on the front lines because it's very windy out here and you still have these very dry conditions and they want to get these fires contained before they damage any more property or possibly hurt anyone else. leland. leland: all right, christina coleman, we'll check back in with you. thank you so much. gillian. gillian: pg&e is now catching major flak for cutting power to hundreds of thousands of customers in an effort, they say, was meant to help prevent new fires and also to prevent other ones from spreading. now, the compa

. >> reporter: in calla mesa, east of los angeles, investigators know how the sandalwood fire began. they say this trash truck, seen in this video shot by a passing motorist, dumped burning trash alongside a field of dry brush. >> i said, you cannot stay here. with the wind and the field, you're going to catch everything on fire. that's exactly what happened. >> reporter: the fire quickly spread and ravaged this mobile home park. one person died, and at least 76 structures were destroyed. >> we've identified the cause obviously, but we're still investigating whether or not there will be any type of criminal charges pending. >> reporter: back at the saddleridge fire on l.a.'s northern edge, winds died down friday giving local residents a moment to count their blessings. >> there are flow words i can express -- no words i can express. our home is still here, and it's because of all of these guys. >> reporter: that sentiment is reflected just about everywhere. the fire right now is 13% contained. we do expect the number to increase later today. fire officials have lifted the mandatory e

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