i'm damien mcguinness. and on today's programme -- the french villagers who are helping after the germanwings crash, where the ukrainian revolutionaries have been fighting for freedom, and the british homeowners whose houses cost a pound. europeans are trying to come to terms with last week's terrible air crash in the alps. people all over the continent were shocked when a german aircraft, on its way back to germany from barcelona, crashed in france, killing all on board. the crash itself was bad enough. but the shock was even greater when investigators said they believed the plane's co-pilot had flown the aircraft into the mountain on purpose. desperate for answers, grieving relatives have been in the nearby french alpine village seyne-les-alpes, where local people are doing their very best to provide whatever help they can. reporter: it's a nightmare, just a few kilometres from their house. marc lusetti and natacha fulchiron live right at the foot of the tÊte de l'estrop, the peak below which so many peop

i'm damien mcginnis.iving an insight on today's program -- italian olive groves in danger of destruction. the romanian village that is wealthy but empty. an estonian military volunteers who are nervous. first, to italy, the world's second-largest exporter of olive oil. now the ancient all of groves -- olive groves that produce the oil are under threat. the very same flight has already ravaged the vineyards in california in the past, but now in italy, hundreds of thousands of trees are being wiped out, and it is spelling natural disaster for many local farmers. >> they are the pride of the entire region --olive trees as far as the eye can see. usually by spring, everything here would be silvery green, but this year in the heel of italy, the trees looked dead and gray. it's a heart wrenching site for antonio. he and his brother produce all of oil for a living, but their trees are diseased -- they produce olive oil for a living, but their trees are diseased. they dried out from the core outwards. >> the trun

damien: it's an interesting issue, isn't it? how much guilt should previous generations try to unearth, and when should we just move on? let me know what you think about that or anything on today's show. feel free to get in touch on twitter or e-mail via our website. one of the big european debates at the moment is how to deal with attempt by islamic state to recruit young european muslims. the problem is particularly acute in france where authorities believe more than 1200 young french people have been persuaded to join islamist extremist groups, but one wrench muslim mother is trying to reach out to kids at risk of radicalization, and her words carry particular weight the customer years ago, she lost her own son to islamist terror when he was shot dead by an extremist government -- extremist gun man. >> when she goes out, she is protected. to the plainclothes body guards are always at her side. this is the second largest french city. as a woman who decided to confront the jihadis, she lives dangerously in france, but she's not

damien: being spied upon by our own mobile phones.f you have thoughts about that or any of our stories, do get in touch on twitter or send me an e-mail via our website. sharon in the u.s. him out to say she was touched by the story of hakima, a lady who transports heavy loads on her back, and wants to help her by a rickshaw. we are still in touch with hakima, so i will e-mail you details about how you can do that, sharon. since the terror attacks in paris early this year, security forces across europe have been keeping a especially close eye on potentially dangerous islamist extremists. including in norway, where convicted hate preacher mullah krekar has served the last few years in prison after making death threats. he's also alleged to have links to islamic state. he's now been released from jail. but because he is seen as a national risk, a norwegian court has ruled that he should be banished to an isolated village. local residents are not happy. reporter: on a fee your in central norway there is a village that is hard to pronounce

i'm damien mcguinness. and on today's programme -- the french villagers who are helping after the germanwings crash, where the ukrainian revolutionaries have been fighting for freedom, and the british homeowners whose houses cost a pound. europeans are trying to come to terms with last week's terrible air crash in the alps. people all over the continent were shocked when a german aircraft, on its way back to germany from barcelona, crashed in france, killing all on board. the crash itself was bad enough.

i'm damien mcginnis.iving an insight on today's program -- italian olive groves in danger of destruction. the romanian village that is wealthy but empty. an estonian military volunteers who are nervous. first, to italy, the world's second-largest exporter of olive oil. now the ancient all of groves -- olive groves that produce the oil are under

he is 38-year-old damien thomas. police say he shot deshannon read back on april 14 in the unit black of west 27th street reed was taken to christiana hospital where he died. if you know where damien thomas is you're asked to call wilmington police. >>> the senior officer in charge of the millville police department was arrested last night and charged with dui. officials say he was involved in the crash. "action news" reporter david henry is live in millville tonight with the very latest. david. >> reporter: right, as you mentioned he is the senior ranking police officer in charge of daily operations but now lieutenanted pedroga is facing an uncertain future after an accident outside this popular sports bar here last night. >> he was pulling out of a drive way and it was a sideswipe. he ran into another car. >> reporter: it happened shortly after 10 o'clock last night here at sharp and main streets as the lieutenant was pulling out of the parking lot of this bar. the officers who arrived to investigate eventually arr

get damien's report out there and over here toward the peninsula. palo alto, easy traffic flow here. shops will i think at least coffee will be available shortly warming folks up here and sam and laura, of course, trying to keep warm with their great seats at at&t park. back to you, guys. >> great seats and kind of many layers this morning as well. thanks a lot. >>> we will have more from at&t park in just a few minutes, but we want to keep you up on the other day's news. >> for that let's send it to the newsroom where "today in the bay" weekend anchor is standing by. kyra? >> good morning to you. today palo alto city council will hear new arguments from people living at a mobile home park that's going to close. the city and santa clara county set aside millions of dollars to try to buy the buena vista mobile home park property. but the owners of the park have been trying to close it since 2012. the mobile home park serves mostly low-income families and the residents appealed. now the city and county are trying to pull together enough money to buy t

. >> warriors face the winner of the blazers grizzly series and this was the damien show. spin move and sweet finish on the other side of the hoop. keeping portland from being swept in the series. memphis was going to pull away in the third quarter. he runs him down. gets the steal then outlet to cherry picking sam for the easy dunk. memorandum if he is up 7 after they but port listened roars back in the fourth quarter. 4 point play there and blazers stay alive 99-92 but down 3 games to 1. still probably memphis for the warriors but we have to wait it out. >> then 7 news continue news on line on twitter facebook all the mobile de

visit ncicap.org] @ damien: hello it a very warm welcome to "focus on europe." great you could join us. we've got a fantastic program lined up or you today. why kosovan women are not getting what is theirs. why norwegians are uncovering the scars of nazi history. why an austrian hotel is giving refugees not a room but a job. the small balkan state of kosovo was one of europe's poorest countries, yet it is also one of the most corrupt. a big problem facing women in particular in rural kosovo was that their legal right to inherit property

. >> warriors face the winner of the blazers grizzly series and this was the damien show. other side of the hoop. keeping portland from being swept in the series. memphis was going to pull away in the third quarter. he runs him down. gets the steal then outlet to cherry picking sam for the easy dunk. memorandum if he is up 7 after they but port listened roars back in the fourth quarter. 4 point play there and blazers stay alive 99-92 but down 3 games to 1. still probably memphis for the warriors but we have to wait it out. >> then 7 news continue news on line on twitter facebook all the mobile device with our 7 news app. >> next newsca looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. keep up with everyday messes with the help of roomba from irobot. sensors automatically guide roomba around your home, vacuuming up dirt and debris for a more thorough clean every day. roomba. only from irobot. when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to

oóx ♪ damien: welcome to focus on europe, bringing you the best personal stories behind the headlinesam damion mcginnis. and on today's program in britain, all eyes on trafalgar square. in norway, isolating and islamist extremist. and in belgium, smoking through a legal loophole. despite an official cease-fire there is still no sign of peace in ukraine. fighting between kiev forces and pro-russian separatists hasn't ended. as a

. >> warriors face the winner of the blazers grizzly series and this was the damien show. the other side of the hoop. keeping portland from being swept in the series. memphis was going to pull away in the third quarter. he runs him down. gets the steal then outlet to cherry picking sam for the easy dunk. memorandum if he is up 7 after they but port listened roars back in the fourth quarter. 4 point play there and blazers stay alive 99-92 but down 3 games to 1. still probably memphis for the warriors but we have to wait it out. >> then 7 news continue news on line on twitter facebook all the mobile device with our 7 news app. “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight -- kevin spacey. from “forever”, ioan gruffudd. and music from stromae. with cleto and the cletones. and now, might i add, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice.

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. >> reporter: a dream job for sergeant damien gilbert. >> i'm an infantry man by trade, so there are not many jobs in the civilian world that transfer that skill over. >> reporter: the day you got this, what was that like? >> oh, i remember. yeah, it's just a huge weight off my shoulders, really. >> reporter: the pentagon now allows 15 private employers access to 16 military bases nationwide. microsoft is one of those companies and is looking for i.t. technicians. >> we have 133 graduates right now. >> reporter: microsoft vice president chris cortez. >> these young military people bring skills, they bring work ethic, and this is the kind of employee that industry needs today. >> reporter: historically, on- base job training has been a tough sell in the military because it does take the service member out of his or her unit during the last few months of their tour of duty. >> very disciplined service members. >> reporter: but marine colonel yori escalante calls that a small price to pay. >> it's not a burden on the economy. it's not a marine, a service member who transitions and doesn

. >> reporter: it was far worse for his cameraman, damien glitch, who was stung 20 times. >> i feel light headed and i'm numb. i had stings to my face, to my arms. they crawled up my jacket and my lower back, my stomach. >> reporter: as many as 20 million bees were lost, and they won't survive without their hives. they were en route to a farm to pollinate blueberry crops. >> there's no other insect on earth that can do what they do. >> reporter: christian englund was one of the bee wranglers. >> it's a setback for thele farmers because they have to get the bees on their crops because they have a certain window of time that pollination happens.pp >> reporter: bee pollination is responsible for one-third of all the food we eat.mill there were five million active bee hives in the u.s. in the 1940s. now, there are half that, due in large part to what's known as colony collapse disorder. so this accident is a big loss. the driver of the semi was not injured, but like everyone involved, he likely felt the sting. >> ah! >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles.om >> pelley: coming up next o

look at damien. my goodness. land. 360 spin and the finish on the other side of the rim with right hand that is spectacular. pull away in the third. runs down bj. outlet to cherry picking. randolph. right now, though memphis only up 84-82 with two and half minutes to good. down to the wire in portland they go. cavs without kevin love for at least the next play off series following this play dislocated his shoulder in boston. yank love arm fighting for loose ball. love sustained torn ligament an other bruising averaging 14 point 7 rae bound for game if the play offs. he thought it was intentional i don't know about that. cavs without smith this was intentional. he has been suspended for 2 games for slapping jake in the same game yesterday. now to the baseball and giants open 3 game series in l.a. tonight against the first place done first place donors. tim time didn't last a long time. cooper asking tim for the ball and not happy with the strike zone roll to the umpire. the strangle him at that appointment scorele

story in many ways: the momentous reign in the 1500's of the tudor king henry played on television by damien lewis, basking in power but needing a male heir, cutting loose one wife in favor of the young anne boleyn, only to cut her head off when no son is produced. but mantel has told the story in a new way, giving the lead role to thomas cromwell, played by mark rylance. cromwell has long been cast as the "heavy," a shadowy, cruel schemer. especially as compared to his great rival, thomas more. mantel's cromwell is certainly clever and scheming, but he's also charming and urbane. >> thomas cromwell, son of a blacksmith, who rose to be the king's right hand man. my question is simple: how do you do that? what kind of a man in that hierarchical, structured society can break through all the social layers, all the factors stacked against him, and climb so high? and what is the price? >> brown: you looked at the history and you said, "this is wrong, the way he's been portrayed?" >> i thought it was a lot more complicated and nuanced, than the popular picture of cromwell. i wanted to put the spot

so did cameraman damien glitch 20 times. >> i had stings to my face to my arms. they crawled up my jacket and my lower back my stomach. >> reporter: as many as 20 million bees were lost and they won't survive without their hives. they were en route to a farm to pollinate blueberry crops. >> there's no other insect on earth that can do what they do. >> reporter: christian england was one of the bee wranglers. >> this was sent back to the farmers because they have got to get these bees on their crops. they have a certain window of time pollenation happens. >> reporter: there were five million active bee hives in the u.s. in the 1940s. now there are half that due in large part to what's known as colony collapse disorder. so this accident is a big loss. the driver of the semi was not injured, but like everyone involved, he likely felt the sting. for "cbs this morning saturday," ben tracy, los angeles. >> it's a serious loss but the poor cameraman, the bees on the lens and the 20 stings. >> it makes me thankful we're in the studio. those poor reporters getting stung.