there was a political right, very nationalistic right that wanted to have croatia, just croatia by itself without any other members of the former yugoslavia which of course yugoslavia became a country after world war i so they wanted , the jews wanted to be free of jews and croatia wanted to be free of everyone else as well. so, the croatian right-wing did not succeed, they didn't succeed in taking over the country by democratic means. so, they made a pact and said that they wanted to leave on their own and made a fat that pictures can see them shaking hands with hitler. they made a pact. you germans let us run this country and we will do whatever you want us to do . >> that is how they came into power and then as they said they would run everything exactly the way the jews wanted them and just to finish, my aunt and my uncle and two cousins managed to get passes to go to the italian zone but, unfortunately, they never made it all the way the government said you just return and you'll be fine, he made a proclamation in a very short time . >> your keys in your uncle ludovic and other famil

there was a political right, very nationalistic right that wanted to have croatia -- just croatia by itself without any other members of former yugoslavia, which of course yugoslavia became a country after world war i. so they wanted to have -- the jews wanted to talk about free of jews and croatians wanted it free of everybody else as well. so croatian right wing did not succeed, these nationalists, did not succeed taking over the country by democratic means so they made a pact instead. they went to italy on their own and they got themselves together. they made a pact with germany, with hitler. there is a picture you can see with the head of that government shaking hands -- eventual government shaking hands with hitler. they made a pact, you germans let us run the country, and we will let you do whatever you want to do. >> that's how ustasha came into power. of course then as they said, they would run everything exactly the way the jews wanted them -- the way germans wanted them. that's exactly what they did. just to finish the question, my aunt and uncle and two cousins managed to

so the farmers hope to expand once croatia joins the schengen area. cambodia is rich in rubies and sapphires but the country lacks the expertise to make big bucks out of the. most are exported to thailand to be cut and made into jewelry which is where the real profits are being made. a 20 karat dark blue gemstone that's what khaitan spends hours each day searching for were he to discover one he'd be a rich man the pile in province in western combo has long been known for precious stones but heavy exploitation means discoveries are now rare still now and then someone will get lucky and stumble upon a soft fire or a ruby. i earn $500.00 u.s. dollars some months other months though i don't find anything and so i earn nothing it's all a matter of luck. the miners have been waiting for this man lead he's a gemstone dealer and he's going to examine today's whole. shows and what he's got he's hoping for a good price to get an accurate valuation the stones would need to be tested in a lab but the dealer can make an estimate based on his experience. this stone

and the refugees are taking ever greater risks to cross into croatia. the situation at the gates of the e.u. is deteriorating fast. now day post soviet republic of georgia is currently caught up in a clash of cultures 1st there was the emergence of a thriving techno scene for many young georgians it opened the way for new freedoms and provided a backdrop for a wide spectrum of lifestyles all based in the capital tbilisi in places like the bands the only club in the catacombs of this stadium but now though there is a backlash against club culture with the orthodox church calling for a return to what it sees as traditional values and all reports begins with a raver called sally getting ready for a long night out. the lipstick shouldn't be too obvious but the piercing should solich for johnny is getting ready for a night out clubbing in tbilisi. i value freedom above everything else where you feel free is where you feel good. also comfortable. her room is almost a work of art in itself a collage of mementos from her favorite club she stuck the tickets from

him for a day teach a country to sell fish and you create a viable export industry we take you to croatia. can rupees make you rich not if you ship them overseas for processing cambodia tries to put some sparkle into with domestic jumps they're an industry. this is your business i'm joined on in berlin welcome u.s. stocks fell after the white house says it's not ready to make a deal with china to leave the trade war to rest meaning companies will have to work that much harder to future proof themselves against the conflict while wafer one has unveiled its own operating system and it's chosen to name it harmony and i want to do it to dischord as it were the new software is crucial for the telecom company survival the trade tensions friend as access to google's android operating systems for. the white house is reportedly delaying licenses for u.s. companies to restart such signals to while away. we're headed next to wall street where our correspondent. is standing by louise good to see you know is this move from wall way away from google's android is that going to be enough to insulate it f

and the refugees are taking ever greater risks to cross into croatia the situation at the gates of the e.u. is deteriorating fast.

and the refugees are taking ever greater risks to cross into croatia. the situation at the gate to the e.u. is deteriorating fast. now they post soviet republic of georgia is currently caught up in a clash of cultures 1st there was the emergence of a thriving techno scene for many young georgians it opened the way for new freedoms and provided a backdrop for a wide spectrum of lifestyles all based in the capital tbilisi in places like the bands the only club in the catacombs of this stadium that now though there is a backlash against club culture with the orthodox church calling for a return to what it sees as traditional values and our report begins with a braver called sally getting ready for a long night out. the lipstick shouldn't be too obvious but the piercing should solich for johnny is getting ready for a night out clubbing and tbilisi. i value freedom above everything else where you feel free is where you feel good. also comfortable. her room is almost a work of art in itself a collage of mementos from her favorite club she stuck the tickets fr

food and wine around the coastline of croatia and you get paid for it.ews and they want people without any specific experience to come and try the food, the wine, experience this cruise. it is a 7-day cruise that will start sailing next october. they will pay $550 which is 500 but you get to taste the food and sail around croatia. sign me up. jillian: i'm in. todd: speaking of tasting if you tuned in yesterday you might remember this classic moment. what does it say about me the moment i read the story i immediately thought of pitching in taste test tomorrow and tomorrow's "fox and friends first" with these three chicken sandwiches? >> you want to find out who the best chicken sandwiches. jillian: here for the team delivered, todd will tell us who has the best chicken sandwich, popeyes, chick-fil-a or wendy's, based on a social media thing that is going viral. you have it in front of you. what are you starting with? heather: chick-fil-a classic, here we are. jillian: one thumbs-up or two? todd: i'm trying not to choke on national tv. this is wendy's with

yes, they have gone off to croatia, yes, they have gone off to iceland, yes, they have gone off to moroccoo on, and that's fine, but most of it is shot here. and it has turned into what we now know as screen tours, something we have never had before. yes we have the giant's causeway, a unesco world heritage site and it is beautiful, and all that, but people used to go there and there alone, and then they would take off. now they come to see many other parts of our province. and we'll be finding out more about these sites later in the programme. but first we head across the irish sea to england's lake district, where cat moh reports. here in the uk's biggest national park, in the mountainous rugged lake district, you will find the green and beautiful landscapes this country is known for. but there's also something else. scars to the mountainsides tell a story of a defining industrial area for the country and the communities in this region. at the uk's last working slate mine, travellers can come to walk in the treacherous footsteps miners used to take up the mountain. they call it the via f

the number 1a seed from croatia — who won his only major at flushing meadows in 2014 — beat the americanfeliciano lopez. whilejohn isner came from one set down to beatjordan thompson. the 12th seed secured a 3—6, 6—3, 7—6 win to set—up a second round clash on wednesday against cristian garin of chile. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. weather across the uk at the moment is stuck in repeat mode, isn't it? sunshine and showers. now, if you dodge the showers and you get the best of the sunshine just like we had yesterday in suffolk, a beautiful day, temperatures peaking into the mid—20s but some of the showers were really quite torrential as you can see from this weather watcher a picture sent in on tuesday afternoon from birmingham. today, the area of low pressure will be sitting to the north of scotland where most of the frequent showers will be and with lighter winds here, pretty slow moving as well. elsewhere, a breezy day and we start off with a decent slice of sunshine coming through but the

byron's nico covert action and hats as anted show which both birth the natives of croatia and groups shared an embrace prior to kick off it looked to be business as usual for by an early in the match robert leaven dosti opened the scoring in the 24th minute 11 dusk is now netted in 5 consecutive opening match is the celebration didn't last long at his new signing doty luka back e.o. created some space and found the net from outside the box to level the score his shots like a deflection forcing manual noir in the opposite direction minutes later neuer was beaten again marko grew yet ragged the keeper to put her through in the league 21. after the break by 11 dosti converted the penalty to level the affair. i it wasn't the opener the defending champions wanted but fair to and show that owning a point in munich was worth a smile not a bad debut. hollywood is mourning peter fonda star of the sixty's cult classic can move easy rider the actor and producer died of lung cancer at the age of 79. we probably won't but you thought it was going to be a very tough to play with a. piece of fonda

the number nine seed from belarus enjoyed a comfortable straight sets win over petra martic from croatiawon 6—1, 6—4. boxing promoter eddie hearn has been defending the decision to stage the rematch between andy ruinunior and anthonyjoshua in saudi arabia. it's reportedly costing the authorities there some $96 million to stage it. ruiz caused a huge upset when he beat joshua, in new york injune, to take his four world heavyweight titles. but the decision to stage a re—match in diriyah, near riyadh, has caused quite a stir, with many calling into question saudi arabia's record on human rights. we really want to ensure human rights around the agenda and that eve ryo ne rights around the agenda and that everyone who is going to be viewing this fight, some are going to be interested in it, actually aware of the awful human rights record that saudi arabia has. you know, one of the top executing countries in the world, systematically discriminates against women, we see women, human rights activists in prison for peaceful activities, it carries out indiscriminate bombings in yemen at the moment

lions new coco badge and hats and to chose which both birth the natives of croatia and ropes she had an embrace prior to kick off it looked to be business as usual for buying early in the match robert levon dusky open the scoring in the 24 minutes 11 dusk is now netted in 5 consecutive opening matches the celebration didn't last long at his new signing dodi luka back you know created some space and found the net from outside the box to level the score his shots like a deflection forcing manual noire in the opposite direction minutes later neuer was beaten again marco drew yes rabbit the keeper to parents are in the lead to one. after the break bye and levon dusky converted a penalty to level the affair. but if it wasn't the opener the defending champions wanted but for heritage and show that she turning a point in munich was worth a smile not a bad debut. hollywood is mourning peter fonda star of the classic sixty's cult bike and movie easy rider the actor and producer died of lung cancer at the age of $79.00. we're proud to work with you but it was very very very funny to hear a. pi

quarter—finals for the first time since 2012 with a 2—6, 6—3, 6—3 win over world number 26 donna vekic of croatia taking place at present between compatriot madison keys or the fourth seed, wimbledon champion simona halep, who's been a beaten finalist in three of the past four years. that match is currently in the final set. now to cricket, and after wednesday's washout, ii wickets fell on day two of the second ashes test between england and australia at lord's. england batted first after australia won the toss, and were bowled out for 258. the tourists closed on 30/1 in reply, but, as our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports, it wasn't all about the cricket. this was a day at lord's when cricket was put into its correct context, i think. cricket was put into its correct context, ithink. the cricket was put into its correct context, i think. the guest of honour was andrew strauss with his two sons. they will read and many spectators did and many parts of the ground were turned red and this is in honourand ground were turned red and this is in honour and support of ruth strauss, andrew's wife, w

gold gets exported it gets all melted together so you could have gold from peru mixed with gold from croatia and all of that could make a necklace found that story really opened my eyes so thank you for that really sobering but important be sure to check us out next time join techno is we bring you more stories from the field of science dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes at al-jazeera dot com slash techno follow our expert contributors on twitter facebook instagram google plus and more. 67 was the promise for one people. but disaster or another. the pledge to be establishment of a jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration the change the middle east for seeds of discord on al-jazeera. september on al-jazeera up to gears of war and famine al-jazeera looks at the dramatic transformation emerging to the inspirational stories of ford diversity p.o.b. and israel elections can benjamin netanyahu form a majority and sometimes another town listening post to 6 the world's media how they operate and the stories they cover do not succeed

azarenka will now face croatia's donna vekic in the second round — and the winner of that will play venush to the second round after coming from a set down to beat the former world number one garbine muguruza. the first two sets went to tie—breaks, before keys — who's still looking for first tier1 title — took the decider 6—4. in the men's singles, novak djokovic began the defence of his title with a straight sets victory over sam querrey of the usa. djokovic, who had a bye in the first round, won 7—5, 6—1. meanwhile, stan wawrinka is through to the second round, but he had to come from a set down to beat grigor dimitrov. both players have been in the world's top three, but slipped down the rankings in recent years. three time grand slam champion wawrinka, whose only masters series title was in monte carlo five years ago, took the deciding set on tie—break. he'll now face the russian qualifier andrey rublev. frances tiafoe is also through to the second round. the american, ranked 52 in the world, pulled off a shock win to beat gael monfils of france in straight sets. tiafoe saved three se

recently came up with a study and ranked match attendance by country and league the 1st big surprise croatia is only 41st. a true footballing nation and sensational finalist of the 2018 world cup. but the effort skin national league doesn't reflect the international side success. only $2800.00 fans attend each game on average that's pretty poor and behind even england's 4th and germany's 3rd divisions but it's not that surprising if you take a closer look gracious is a small country with a population of 4000000 illegal only has 10 parts half the number europe's big leagues usually have. height of splits and dinamo zagreb are the only big names they have a fierce rivalry which often results in clashes with police but that rivalry hasn't helped make the league competitive dinamo zagreb have been crowned champions in 9 of the last 10 seasons. let's move on and on to the next surprise in 13th place just ahead of russia and scotland is brazil. partner children benito nice to watch but not that successful the league doesn't even crack the top 10 with the stadiums empty and often in poor condition.

reynolds, and selma hyak and having a ball all over croatia. not like i have to punch people and learn, you know, martial arts moves. i just stand back and go like that. it's kind of fun. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah. >> yeah. >> stephen: samuel, so good to see you again. thanks for being here. >> thank you, thanks for having me. >> stephen: i look forward to "odd couple." >> yes, broadway, 2020. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: next year, broadway. keep our tonys. "shaft" is in theaters this friday! samuel l. jackson, everybody! we'll be right back with former secretary of defense ash carter! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ for that many calories you could have 9 veggie ch

among them venice in italy, dubrovnik in croatia, bruges in belgium, north, medieval bruges is swampedy by up to 50,000vi tors. but the influx is being curtailed to prevent this ndesco world heritage city from morphing into disn we don't want to be a park, a tourist park, no. >> when we let everything free and you can do what you want, then there will be no inhabitants in bruges. it will all be lika museum, a large museum. you must work and you st live and you must create in the city. it's not only a city for amusement. reporter: last year, 8.3 million people visited bruges. most were half-day trippers. six million stayed less than three hours. many came from cruise ships. at peak times, bruges reside os can numbered three to one. not all citizens applaud the mayor's initiative. at this emporium, assistant katja debecker says bruges is only just recovering from a drop in visitor numbers after terrorist attacks in paris and brussels more than three years ago. >> it used to be packed in all the streets. not y more, no. so, what is he complaining about? maybe some of the people who live i

of club record signing lucas and undoes from athletico madrid and also not forgetting croatia international event there is it will see him from time to replace from the left but both the fans and the media initially had to wait to see could see new and parachutes in action with both starting on the bench they were able to see how on the domestic front teams like shout the struggle to keep pace with the hosts just like jonjo kenny with kingsley among penalty. taken by well who else but robert live in dusty with his trademark stuff the start . of the one will live and off he has been the most valuable player in the bundesliga over the last decade and managing to keep him in munich is worth at least as much the son lots of kids if we know how important he is for us he asked qualities few others do in and around the box so we're glad he's with us. here a long time. an assessment that one of his big name recruits can confirm. everybody knows about a little bit. i don't really blame him one to one season is hard when you don't know and i know i know who did these. destroyed his league tally for b

they're away to rijeka in croatia.e football league. the efl has suspended their league cup match next week against sheffield wednesday, with the club still needing to provide reassurances over their finances. bury have had their opening two league matches postponed over the ongoing issues and been docked 12 points before the season over the issue. simon stone has been following the story for us. how has it got to this stage? as you say, bury are in severe trouble. they during last season accrued financial debt that they did not really have the wherewithal to pgy- not really have the wherewithal to pay. during the summer, they went into voluntary arrangement and the clu b felt into voluntary arrangement and the club felt and the club's owner felt that it would take the club forward into the new season. but crucially when he signed in december, he did not subject himself to the leaks fit and proper persons test and that test requires not only to show that you have the wherewithal to run the football clu b you have the w

yes, they have gone off to croatia, yes, they have gone off to iceland, yes, they have gone off to morocco fine, but most of it is shot here. and it has turned into what we now know as screen tours, something we have never had before. yes we have the giant's causeway, a unesco world heritage site and it is beautiful, and all that, but people used to go there and there alone, and then they would take off. now they come to see many other parts of our province. and we'll be finding out more about these sites later in the programme. but first we had across the irish sea to england's lake district, where cat moh reports. here in the uk's biggest national park, in the mountainous rugged lake district, you will find the green and beautiful landscapes this country is known for. but there's also something else. scars to the mountainsides tell a story of a defining industrial area for the country and the communities in this region. at the uk's last working slate mine, travellers can come to walk in the treacherous footsteps miners used to take up the mountain. they call it the via ferrata. but first

a big moment for the french president was coming to russia for the world cup final russia versus croatiabe also held talks right after that final as well july 28th just been talking about a loan up by logic. issues on the table ukraine syria. are going to be a hummer died we heard not clarified but we heard about the french president saying that his talks with vladimir putin whatever is gleaned from the lot will be taken into next weekend's g. 7 summit that's in barrettes france obviously hosting. he will be talking to other leaders about what he and vollmer putin spoke a byte. over the course of today maybe just as we're waiting i might just delve a little further into what will be spoken about when it comes to ukraine for instance moscow one ski have to honor the 2015 min scream in france and germany you may remember were involved in brokering a deal but clashes have been continuing in ukraine but perhaps iran will be the biggest issue the most time will be spent on the 2015 nuclear aku or and we know that america left the cord around soon after that was forced to do so as well whether

yes, they have gone off to croatia, yes, they have gone off to iceland, yes, they have gone off to morocco so on, and that's fine, but most of it is shot here. and it has turned into what we now know as screen tourism, something we have never had before. yes we have the giant's causeway, a unesco world heritage site and it is beautiful, and all that, but people used to go there and there alone, and then they would take off. now they come to see many other parts of our province. crystal having an epic time in northern ireland exploring game of thrones country. up next, last month also marks the 50th anniversary of the apollo moon landings and we could not let the anniversary of this truly momentous moment pass without marking it so we sent rajan to the kennedy space center in florida to find out how it felt to be there back in 1969. the exhibits here are authentic space—ready vehicles that in the end didn't make the into orbit, including this command service module. and this is the centrepiece. a magnificent saturn v rocketjust like the one that went to the moon. now upright, it's taller th

little resistance as williams swept her aside in straight sets 6362 the american faces petra martin of croatia next. second seed ashley barty was also a winner on friday the french open champion defeated greek 30th seeded maria to cari in straight sets 7563 although the former world number one did need some help from hawkeye right at the end to confirm the victory there is so carrie's challenge ultimately more in hope than anything else elsewhere czech food seed catalina push cover is also through to the 4th round her match on friday was not a straight forward of that of williams robotic to his years on. pushed klitschko over to 3 sets the czech eventually triumphing 614664 she will meet britain's you had a concert in the last 16 of the she defeated. in straight sets. i think the serve india was better and save me some great points and i was just able to hit lower 1st serves which was important and i and senior good so it was a big fight not for sure not the best feeling but i want so it's good. on the men's side 20 time grand slam champion roger federer overpowered britain's world number 58 d

light aircraft is being removed from a motorway after it was forced to make an emergency landing in croatiahe direction of rijeka. it's not yet known exactly what caused the incident. no one was injured. a reminder of our main news: a bomb has exploded at a wedding reception in the afghan capital, kabul. dozens of people are reported to have been killed. eyewitnesses say a suicide bomber detonated explosives inside the packed reception hall. no—one has admitted carrying out the attack, which is the latest in a recent series of bombings in afghanistan. you can get more on that story and the rest of the programme on our website, and follow us on twitter but for now thank you for watching and stay tuned here on bbc world news. thank you for watching. hello, yesterday brought big showers to the north—west of the uk. today, the showers getting more widespread thanks to an area of low pressure sending showers and across northern ireland and scotland. we have this waving weather front that will be bringing the threat of a bit of rain over the next few hours scraping into southern parts of england,

gets exported it gets all melted together so you could have gold from prove mixed with gold from croatia and all of that could make a necklace found that story really opened my eyes so thank you for that really sobering but important be sure to check this out next time during techno is we bring you more. stories from the field of science dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes at al-jazeera dot com slash techno all in our expert contributors on twitter facebook instagram google plus and more. hello there are some very strong weather across certain parts of europe in particular into southern poland. at the touch of mountains where we've seen these deadly thunderstorms caused by a lightning severe lining a lightning bolt storms in the forecast ahead of this in the southeast and across much of central europe it will stay fine and dry temperatures are on the increase all comes out in just a moment but as we go through saturday we would have some warnings in place across the line of the ouse really you can see here we've got more rain in the fall cause this is where we could see

little resistance as williams swept her aside in straight sets 6362 the american faces petra martin of croatia next. second seed ashley barty was also a winner on friday the french open champion defeated greek 30th seed akari in straight sets 7563 although the former world number one did need some help from hawkeye right at the end to confirm the victory there is so kerry's challenge ultimately more in hope than anything else elsewhere czech food seed catalina push cover is also through to the 4th round her match on friday was not a straight forward of that of williams robotic to his ears on. pushed pushed over to 3 sets the czech eventually triumphing 614664 she will meet britain's you had a concert in the last 16 after she defeated. in straight sets. i think the serve india was better and save me some break points and i was just able to hit lower 1st serves which was in britain and i and senior good so it was a big fight not for sure not the best feeling but i want so it's good. on the men's side 20 time grand slam champion roger federer overpowered britain's world number 58 dan evans in str

resistance as williams swept her aside in straight sets 6362 the american faces picture martin of croatia next. if serena continues to win she could face 2nd seed ashley barty with quarterfinals the french open champion defeated greece's muddiest occur in straight sets over former world number one day if need some help from vice the end to confirm the victory. every day is secretary's challenge ultimately more in hope than anything else. a few of the things that don't been lacking over the last month kind of came together a little bit in our focus. control debate of the 1st drawing you know from the norm and then when the big moments i felt like there was some better stuff. that isn't kaye's had to have her blood pressure and pulse checked during the 2nd set of her match with fellow americans afia kennon but she bounced back for a straight sets win a. 3rd seed carolina piskun is also through to the 4th round to newsies owns jibber push discovered to 3 sets the czech eventually winning 61466. rafael nadal will play in the 3rd round later but the world number 2 was called into action as he

decommissioned yugoslav army tank outside the belgrade stadium causing a diplomatic upset with neighboring croatia. that is all useful for now i have a list joe thank you very much for that and that does it for this news hour but do stay with us we have a not a full news bulletin for you in just a couple of minutes but all the latest updates from london by the prime minister has that part of them to be suspended to stay with us. legally prescribe for the pain relief of the sick but taken in life threatening doses by millions in search of a fix. huge illegal shipments of the opioid tramadol are flawed because toxic. people in power goes to nigeria to investigate the devastating addiction epidemic that is even fueling the bulk of insurgency. west africa's opioid crisis on and. they call this bleeding the tree. first substance the world is addicted to now at the center of a global trade war. it's latex in its purest form found in tires phones toothbrushes satellites or mattresses it is an essential element to daily life and so deep in the ivorian forest goes from tree to tree scarring them for the pr

little resistance as williams swept her aside in straight sets 6362 the american faces petra martin of croatia next. second seed ashley barty was also a winner on friday the french open champion defeated greek 30th seed akari in straight sets 7563 although the former world number one did need some help from hawkeye right at the end to confirm the victory there is so carrie's challenge ultimately more than hope winning the thing. elsewhere check food seed catalina push cover is also through to the 4th round her match on friday was not a straight forward of that of williams' robotic. pushed pushed over to 3 sets the czech eventually triumphing 614664 she will meet britain's you had a concert in the last 16 of the she defeated. in straight sets. i think the serve in the air was better and save me some great points and i was just able to hit lower 1st serves which was important and and good so it was a big fight not for show not to the best feeling but i want so it's good. on the men's side 20 time grand slam champion roger federer overpowered britain's world number 58 dan evans in straight sets t