him out and the tortoise babies live at the anchor center for conservation of biodiversity or a.c.c. be in northwestern cambodia mahler's the caretaker here and starts work at 7 every morning with a quick walk to make sure that everything's in order 79 in long gaited tortoises hatched here 3 months ago today they're going to be weighed and measured. 3033. of the. search string of. the tool box contains nail polish in all colors of the rainbow the caretakers paint the shelves of the young tortoises to help identify where in the conservation center they're being kept. the tortoises live in special enclosures that are open to the sky but with nets to help prevent them from predators. that's essential to their survival not long ago elongated tortoises were upgraded to critically endangered on the international union for conservation of nature red list. mischa meyerhoff is the a c c b s director he came here from germany more than 5 years ago to work on animal conservation projects especially ones involving birds and turtles. there are about $360.00 different species of turtle including t

for now though the tortoises still need the shelter of the conservation center and they need mao who is tending to them. they like to come in even in camp they still have a good food even in camp yet plenty if they don't they like to play. perhaps this tortoise will be among the 1st released so that one day soon a new generation of elongated tortoises will be born in the wild. and there's a long road ahead to fully understand the effects of global warming some on so scientists are trying to find a lie at the bottom of the ocean a german driesell frequently organizes research cruises for stories while these floating summer schools are helping ward and train ocean exports of the future. a floating university in the middle of the atlantic. on board are students and scientists from 23 countries the german research vessel dan is on a journey to study the condition of the planet's oceans and what kind of impact climate change is having on them. some of the students study aquatic bio science. marine biology. on the ship they're learning things like how to take samples from the depths. teach

they send it to the williamstown art conservation center in 2006 for a detailed analysis.s. it's the original rockwell that's been touched up, or a second version of the painting by rockwell himself, or it could be a forgery. having them take a look could take the millions that you and your siblings are entitled to and throwing it out the window if it doesn't go your way. >> it could, but we were so adamant that we had to understand what is wrong with this painting? now, my best hope was that we'd actually find that this was the original painting, but someone had repainted or painted over parts of the painting. >> no dice. it turns out the painting is a completely original and pretty well-executed fake! >> that's when, you know, the air was going out of the balloon. >> disheartened, confused and a lot poorer than they were days before, don jr. and his brother david go to their late father's studio in hopes of finding anything that could solve the mystery. what happened? >> when dave walked over here, he noticed this little crack. push against that. oh. uh-oh. >> wait a min

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and thirty's when policies of the center conservative policies lent some support to the nazis as they rose up to eventually seize power so people have been reminded of that course there are many differences in this situation but the coalition policies until now had a clear position to keep the far right a.f.d. alex and now they seem to be using influence so i think there's worry and a lot of people are saying you know we have to show we have to snip this in the bud is that phrase in german they're in on thing and stop it in the bud don't allow the fascists to get even a foothold in democracies stop the creep to the right answer or simon young our political correspondent thank you so much. let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today in iowa the democratic party has declared pete buthe church the winner of the state's caucuses monday's contest was the 1st to choose the democratic candidate to run against president don't throw in november's election the moat was hit by technical problems and delays narrowly defeated senator bernie sanders. thousand

and thirty's when policies of the center conservative policies lent some support to the nazis as they rose up to eventually seize power so people have been reminded of that course there are many differences in this situation but the coalition policies until now had a clear position to keep the far right i.f.t. out and now they seem to be using influence so i think there's worry and a lot of people are saying you know we have to show we have to snip this in the bud is that phrase in german better than on thing and stop it in the bud don't allow the fascists to get even a foothold in democracies stop the creep to the right answer or simon young our political correspondent thank you so much. germany's chancellor angela merkel is on tour in southern africa not currently heading to angola for trade talks after a visit to south africa she'll meet and go as president while lower end so who came to power 2 and a half years ago on a pledge to create jobs and push on with development but many people doubted him the rent's who came from the same party as outgoing president jose at watoto santos

region turn into a full blown crisis for michael's federal coalition leaders of the conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. and the center left social democrats discuss the fallout from wednesday's events. for my kids from local c.d.u. sided with the far right alternative for germany to elect a new state premier for the regional government chattering a german post-war political to boo against cooperating with the far right parties the political maneuver has sparked widespread national outrage and hundreds of protesters gathered outside today's meeting. was standing by for us in berlin outside without meetings taking place is data we have political correspondent kate brady kate tell us there's been a recent development in this story what's the latest. well there certainly has rebecca the meeting has since come to an end and a statement has now been released give you that now it just says that the election of the state premier in turn with a majority that was only achieved with votes from the a.f.p. is an unforgiving bull event the coalition partners expect the elected state premier thomas kemalist to draw the only correct

many complaints over the years that grew within the party that she had moved the conservatives further and further to the center ground and so there were calls in the party to move towards a more traditional conservative direction and i think a k.-k. was really seen as a stepping stone towards that she was certainly much more conservative than the market but not as far right on the conservative spectrum as some of the other candidates of the names that we're already hearing being thrown around and who have also taken part in previous party leadership contest with a k k so we've got names like free today schmetz who's an old. competition with matt cool and it's interesting actually that he actually stepped down from his job at blackrock the world's largest investment company just last week almost sensing that something was in the water something was on its way and he said that he'd be stepping down from his commercial position to make himself more available so he's definitely likely to throw his hat into the ring other names including. of north rhine-westphalia germany's most populated states he's a popular can

party leader that he would most likely move the posse to a much more conservative position away from the center ground that we've seen merkel move germany's conservatives towards over the last 16 years or so even in the polls he's only pulling out around 27 percent at the moment so i really no real strength the numbers from him so we do have a long way to go yet and of course there are 3 main names at the moment that are doing the rounds here in germany but we could still see some surprise contenders coming up over the next few weeks ok you know the far right alternative for germany sparked this crisis are they benefiting from it well they certainly could look to benefit mole in the coming months of will have to look to see as well how the c.d.u. plans to realign itself and decide what kind of conservative party does it want to be what kind of conservative party does it want to stand for going into these elections because if it fails really to get its act together we could see even more disillusioned voters disappointed c.d.u. voices going to the far right a.f.p. and at least looking at a poll

crisis for chancellor angela merkel's federal coalition will lead it some of the conservative c.d.u. and c.s.u. the center left social democrats met to discuss fallout for wednesday's events in the 3 and you don't make a strong merkel cd used sided with the far right alternative for germany to elect a new state premier for the regional government shuttering a german post will political to be against co-operating with far right parties will be political maneuver sparked widespread national outrage and hundreds of protesters gathered outside today's meeting. now for more on this i'm joined here in the studio by political correspondent kate brady kate we've seen that call for fresh elections come out today what else did the coalition a great leaders agree on well you know the main demand was all about this from thomas kenniff ish he was of course the f.t.p. per business f.t.p. politician who was controversially appointed as state premier in earlier this week with of course the support of the far right a f t and one of the main demands from the social democrats today towards a coalition partner conservatives

big fear and that's what this whole earth quake here in germany is really about of the center ground of conservative and conservatism that helps essentially the nazis to power in germany opening that darkest chapter in german history now we've heard from the free democrats that their new state premier intends or they tend to resolve the regional parliament but the historical damage has been done here and by then what is the damage been michelle or to the governing party. well they cooperated with the far right if de who's leader in the state of virginia which is a stronghold region of the far right if tea party can call in to a court order legally be called a fascist and that's where we stand and this is something that machall didn't want the party leadership here but lynn didn't want the free democrats who benefited from it say they didn't want either and yet so that caused the went ahead and let himself be elected with the help of the far right if t. it also hands the d. a success on the plate because they had declared and was to get the old parties as they call them to corporate with cool off rat

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i had a mix of socially conservative democrats and pro-business republicans and a trended towards the center. i did not have people on far extremes but on almost every issue they disagreed. i knew on every vote i cast i was going to make half my constituents and happy. >> how sure are you that people want compromise? when people go on social media pages they are seeing more strident partisanship the calls for bipartisanship. >> traveling across the country. no one can argue the government is dysfunctional. and it is not about what party you belong to. do you want people who can work together, and get things done. our electoral system incentivizes, they are not just incapable of working together but penalized for compromise. >> in greensburg, frank is a democrat. good morning. >> i don't think republican or democrat has really the people in mind. they don't really -- they do their politics. they are politicians and everything is based on politics, not on what is best for the country. it is like who can do what for whatever. >> based on politics, is that way of same based on members own self-i

conservative. >> the a candidate takes one the center of his necessarily th the center of the -- let's be charitableets the let of truth shine on a different aspect. [laughter] i want to thank you for being with us in washington this afternoon. hess and mr. penniman. ♪ ♪ announcer: 75 years ago this month the united states, great britain, and the soviet union met to discuss a post-world war ii germany and a liberated europe. sunday at 4 p.m. eastern on american history tv the 1945 documentary of that meeting the yalta conference. >> i come from the crimea conference with the firm belief that we have made a good start on the road to a world of peace. never before have the major united not closely only in the war aims but in their piece aims. announcer: at 430 on oral histories we will talk with woody herschel williams who talks about iwo jima. >> they jumped up and started firing their weapons into the air. screaming and yelling and that kind of stuff. i really thought everybody had lost their mind for a second. i could not figure out what was going on. , i looked and on there was a wire on top amoun

actual violence, mob-like behavior, and we have seen antifa rioters beating conservatives up with crowbars. every time a right of centerer comes to a college campus, students riot and destroy property. there is a culture of violence exploding on the left. trish: is it getting worse? i feel like it is. i think i see video like i just saw. is it going to get ratcheted up? >> i have fear that it will. the left has watched its base transform and devolve into a mob of angry violent fools with no message who go around harassing trump supporters and turn around and call themselves the victims. this mob-like behavior started the day trump was inaugurated when police indicted 20 some rioters. millions of dollars of damage was done. this is why trump supporters are often not vocal about their political views, because they know if they are, they are subjecting themselves to pass harassment and maybe even violence. that's why so many keep their smowts shut until voting day. that's why it's hard for pollsters to grasp the amount of support trump has. trish: i get it. next, another primetime pop quiz. tonight it's on michael bloombe

this is someone at the center of the conservative movement for so long and i don't think any of thatchanged for him. maybe trump has turned his back on him at this point and maybe they're running the racket on trying to tear them down. at the end of the day i think bolton cares only about john bolton. if he didn't, if that weren't true he would have talked to someone. he would be saying what needs to be heard in the interest of national security, in the interest of the country. the fact he's not doing that and waiting for that book to come out tells you what his true motive is. >> danielle, what do you think -- how does this all add up for you, the idea that donald trump was understood lg around to find out whether these folks could dig up stuff on democratic opponents. it sounds like he had rick perry involved and mike pompeo and pat cipollone. everybody was involved. >> get your popcorn, have a glass of wine. this is classic mobster stuff that you've been watching in the movies for decades and decades. the reality here is what's so upsetting to me is that it doesn't matter how much

conservative. >> i'm not saying trumpian, right of center. none would consider the "l.a.es" to be their primary source of news. it's not an attack on the "l.a. times", it's just a reality. >> there was a pew poll the other day about news sources trusted by left and right. one of the things that amused me about it, i don't know if people saw. among republican voters were often trumped voters apparently, the news source they trusted overwhelmingly was fox news. we can say that has its own biases. the number two place they trusted was the bbc. having been in government and journalism, there is nothing more liberal and left in the bbc. even in america. nothing is left as the bbc. part of the flaw of looking at what people read is that somehow, i'm going to change people's minds by what i do. right? the number of times journalism has changed people's minds in human history are free-four times. but this idea that if we are objective somehow, people on the left or right will appeal to us, that idea has been destroyed. go to social science. confirmation bias, we seek out informat

unable to bridge a gap between east and west those who want to be more conservative leaning further to the right than the party center here feels comfortable with and those who want to redefine conservatism does raise a lot of question marks how much of a lame duck she will be whether she can really be the person who brings the party forward and gets it to talk about content like it insists it once too but everybody also within the party is now talking about personnel and 2 that sounds like ours it could be the future and we should the timing of this crisis is not brigit particularly good germany is due to take over the rotating presidency of the european union this summer now our correspondent barbara visit spoke to catalina barley and she's a european parliament member for the social democrats and she asked her how developments in german politics are being viewed there. it's been about like the crisis within the german christian democrats it strikes fear in the heart of many european countries because if it turns into a full book blown government crisis the next step is european crisis how big is the danger what yo

now and in which direction does it head will it stay at a center right party when it becomes more conservative can it kind of even survive this this period of turmoil intact. i don't think that anyone can currently predict in which direction it will move we believe in a pluralist system this is the decision of the members of the christian democratic union and not something like a declaration from whoever is currently in power the c.d.u. one has to get its act together and decide what they want to be during the 15 years of america's leadership it moved from a conservative party to a centrist party because the german public is not as divided as in many polarized political systems where the 2 extreme poles don't even speak to each other in germany was still have a strong middle class and you win elections in the center that was strategically a smart move by mackler but the price they pay is that the right edge of the political spectrum does not feel represented and there are growing forces within the city were also their sister party in bavaria that want to move the party further to the right but

conservative. the overall american electorate, 27% of americans identify as democrats, 30% republican, 42% independent. america remains a center right nation with 37% calling themselves conservative, 35% mooed rm mooed moderate and 24% liberal. bernie's argument echoes trump. he'll drive turnout by connecting with working class voters who have been alienated by the establishment. the label socialism, under which democratic socialism lives is really not popular. now, you can say americans vote on authenticity, not ideology but the center right center of fwrafty is tougher to argue against. democrats need to understand why reagan and nixon won re-election why clinton and obama had fight for their second term. running up margins in new york and california ain't enough. you can't write off florida or ignore swing district indicates warning against sanders. but bottom line, could bernie win? sure. anything is possible. donald trump is an unpopular president despite the strong economy to date. top tier democrats beat trump by different margins in head to head polls like this. same is true for pennsylvania and michigan, better gauges

conservative c.d.u. which is in the middle of disorientation of the way the center ground of conservatism is and where the next leader will be because basically the succession plan of going to machall didn't work out and now all seems open at this very moment in time who will lead the conservative c.d.u. known as i'm going to maxwell's posse into the post machall period opportunities for a number of politicians in the seaview there is the country's other large party of the center of the social democrats they have been in a tailspin lately but hamburgers kind of offering them a 2nd life with voters as it is and yet they lost more than 6 percentage points in these elections the only clear win is the only party that actually gain votes is the green party in these elections the social democrats desperately needed to win at the same time they have their own woes they didn't want the new party leadership to attend this election campaign and they put this election success down to being somewhat separate to what's happening in by lynn so we see both big tent posses here and in decline the far right if d.d. manage

i had a mix of socially conservative democrats and pro-business republicans. they both trended towards the centerdid not have a lot of folks on the far extremes. on almost every issue they disagreed. i knew i would make cap my constituents unhappy. host: how sure are you people one compromise? my guess is when people go on their own social media pages they are probably seeing more strident partisanship and calls for a bite -- then calls for bipartisanship. if people want what you're -- do people want what you are working towards? guest: overwhelmingly. no one can argue our government is dysfunctional. what you see right now is very frustrating. the thing people want, and they might vote republican or democrat most of the time, it's about do you want a functioning government? do you want people who can compromise, come to consensus and get things done? our electoral system incentivizes the election of people who are not just incapable of working together but penalized for compromising. host: we will get to the calls of the keystone state in greensburg, pennsylvania. is that new your old district?

. >> i am saying conservatives and i'm saying people who identify themselves right of center are probably almost none or very few who would consider the los angeles times to be their primary source of news, not an attack on the los angeles times, it's a reality. there was a poll the other day and i'm trying to remember about news sources trusted by left and right. and one thing amused me, among republican voters who are often trump voters apparently that the new source they trusted overwhelmingly was fox news. so we can say that has its own bias. but the number to place a trusted was the bbc, having been in government and journalism, there is nothing more liberal and left than the bbc, even in america there's nothing as left as the bbc. part of the flaw of looking at what people read, the idea that journalists have that somehow i will change people's mind by what i do. the number of times that journalism has changed somebody's mind in human history is three or four times, people don't change your mind about things, the idea that if it were objective, people on the left or the right are go

conservative. let's zoom out to the overall american electorate. 27% of americans identify at democrats. 30% republican, 42% independent. america remains centert 37% calling themselves conservative and 35% moderate and 24% liberal. he'll drive turnout by connecting with working class voters alienated by the establishment. maybe true. but the new voters haven't materialized yet and the label of socialism under which democratic socialism lives is really not popular. you can say americans want authenticity, not ideology. democrats need to understand why reagan and nixon won 49 state re-elections while clinton and obama had to fight for their second term. electoral college favors the gop with trump and bush 43 losing the popular vote. running up margins in new york and california ain't enough. can't write off florida or ignore swing district democrats warning against sanders. bottom line, could bernie win, sure. anything is possible. donald trump is an unpopular president despite a strong economy today. top tier democrats beat trump by different margins in head-to-head polls like this. same is true for key swing state polls. but bernie sanders ha

center stage in a local election. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives are holding crisis talks with their coalition partner the social democrats to address nationwide outrage over the role of the far right in a german regional election earlier this week some regional c.d.u. lawmakers sided with a populist alternative for germany party to block the re-election of the left party incumbent instead installing a liberal premie a in the eastern state of. the shock political maneuver shattered a post-war consensus among mainstream german parties to shun extremist politics. it's been a tough few days for the leader of germany's conservative christian democrats or c.d.u. . could it. widely seen as chancellor angela merkel's protege has been caught in a political fiasco ever since her party's regional leaders in the state of touring gear teamed up with far right politicians to elect a new state premier on friday karrenbauer wentz once again on the record saying her party would not work with the far right put it in order for the c.d.u. in germany and also the c.d.u. interest

today in the greek islands the conservative government has hardened its asylum policy with increased repatriations plans for a c.b. area and even bigger new detention centers but try convincing locals about that last one. parts of the greek island of les moss of burning a result of fire bombs thrown joining 2 days of angry demonstrations highlanders have long complained that the presence of thousands of migrants here threatens their safety plans for a new camp for up to 7000 people and more than they're willing to take. a one off we will resist for as long as it takes hold and nothing is constructed on our island he's. away from the fury of the protests. things could scarcely be more different wednesday's general strike on less boss and the islands of kiosks and some us has made already tranquil towns even quieter here among tama dos there's more opposition to the proposed camp with some saying they object on the migrants behalf. they live like animals inside moria n.p.r. camps and they want to leave. they want to leave to find a better place. let us what we want as well therefore we are fighting for both of them and us. but the greek government says the e

conservatives. i'm expanding beyond trump. people who identify themselves as right of center. they're probably almost none or very few who would consider the "l.a. times" to be their primary source of news been that's not an attack on the "l.a. times", it's just a reality. >> there was a pew poll the other day about news sources trusted by left and right. one of the things that amused me about it. i don't know if people saw it. that among republican voters who are often trump voters apparently. the new source they trust it overwhelmingly was fox news. we can say that has its own biases. the number two place they trusted was the bbc. now, having been in government and journalism, there isnothing more liberal and left than the bbc . even in america, there's nothing as left as the bbc. part of this looking at what people read. this idea that telus have that somehow i'm going to change people's minds by what i do. right? a number of times journalism has changed humans minds in history is likely-four times. people don't change their minds about things. this idea that if we are obje

blacks only area really well bit more but this center was opened in late 2016 with a view to supporting underrepresented marginalized communities but conservative students say the video documents a clear case of racial intolerance in the force in university to clarify that everyone's welcome at the facility here's some of the reaction from legal and social commentators about it. the video was crazy but what it is is so is to me is that multicultural just means quote unquote people of color now that doesn't really mean cultures which i would think that it means it should be a space for everybody in college but it is not really seem to be that way at least to some students that were right there in this in or even if we were not a multicultural center and it were let's say a black area or an asian area or an expanding area you see a b. star and so exclude certain people everybody should be welcome in these particular spaces of cuckoos we say because if you're not welcomed them are going back to a minute past of segregation and jim crow and separation and i don't think we want to go backwards in time we want to go forwards in south if you want to h

well a bit more about this center is open to late 2016 with a view to supporting the representative marginalized communities but conservative students say the video you just saw documents a clear case of racial intolerance forcing the university to clarify that everyone is welcome at the facility is some of the reaction more of it from legal and social commentators but the video. but video is crazy but what it is it shows to me is that multicultural just means quote unquote people of color now why is it doesn't really mean cultures which is what i would think they mean as it should be a space where everybody in college where it is not really seems to be that way at least to some students that were right there in the center even if we were not a multicultural center and there were let's say a black area or an asian area or an expanding area you see a b. star and so exclude certain people everybody should be welcome in these particular spaces as a say because 'd if you're not welcomed them are going back to a time in attacks of segregation and jim crow and separation and i don't think we want to go backwards in time we want t