and in finland, betting on an end to austerity. but first, here in germany, a trial is about to open which should shed light on one of the most mysterious crimes of the cold war. the former head of the secret police of croatia is accused of involvement in the murder of a croatian dissident near munich in 1983. at the time, croatia was part of what was then communist yugoslavia. to escape oppression, croatian dissidents often fled to the former west germany. but even there, they were not safe. and dozens were allegedly murdered by yugoslav secret agents, who were never brought to justice. until now, that is -- and relatives of those victims are hoping finally for some answers. >> robert zagajski points out pthe spot where his father's boy was found, back in 1983, in a field on the outskirts of munich. it's still hard for him. >> it was here that my father was murdered over 30 years ago. when i come back to this place, i always wonder if he suffered that evening. who led him out here? who murdered him? >> in one instant, their lives

and in finland, betting on an end to austerity. but first, here in germany, a trial is about to open which should shed light on one of the most mysterious crimes of the cold war. the former head of the secret police of croatia is accused of involvement inhe

you mentioned the french design, the epr design, which is under construction in finland and in france. there's two under construction there. the plants there, unfortunately, have experienced incredible delays. so, generation three is, let's see how it operates, when it actually comes online. our job is to make sure these things operate safely. not to promote them but make sure they operate safely, so we'll see. we actually at the nuclear regulatory commission within a few weeks ago gave a license to a new design, new design certification application we approved for the -- what they called the esbwr. and that one -- we'll see if that's constructed anywhere, too. it's a sort of wait and see. the koreans are building their model of reactor, the apr-1400, they're building four of those right now in united arab emirates, a country heretofore did not have nuclear power. we work closely with their regulator as well. so, in terms of the generation four designs, which are even more advanced reactor, frankly, they are all paper reactors. they exist only on paper. and it's really -- we have not

also expecting another low to bring snow showers into the northern portions of finland, sweden and norway. wet for paris and back toward the east, dry and sunny conditions. we're keeping an eye on this typhoon as it continues to get closer and closer to japan. i don't think it's going to directly impact the main island, but it's going to effect the islands as we go into thursday. i still think it's going to be a very strong typhoon. out towards sea as we go into the weekend. for those of us in tokyo, i think we're going to see increased cloud cover for wednesday. the high is going to prove the rain from really coming until thursday. that's when it's going to be quite wet. high pressure controlling the eastern side of china. air quality into beijing wednesday. he's your extended outlook. >>> and that was this hour's news and weather. "newsline" returns at the top of the hour. stay with us. more to come here on nhk world. ñ >> these are the headlines. the pivotal return u.s. election is underway. it could change the balance of power halfway through the president's second term. analysts say

economic uncertainty is two percent and cover less than 10 days of cash flow and whereas the current finland to establish and maintain the statutory minimum and whereas the sfusd the proximate four percent for the health warehouses inventory for expenditure and whereas on june 20th, 2014, the governor signed into raw the statutes of 2014 no embodied in the statutory code and whereas the intersection 58 percent education code will become operative should the voters pass it and will require the sfusd to assign balances down to morning 2 percent level of the statutory level for the connective fiscal year following the fiscal year in which the state of california makes a payment to the school and whereas the deposit by the state of california even if one dollars to the stabilization accounted will spend down the ending balances and whereas it could take many years for the state of california to build up a stabilization account yet one year it could be spent down to jeopardizes solvency and whereas the sfusd is not fully implement still below the 2008 level and therefore, be it resolved that the

ulla-lena lundberg of finland gets her inspiration from her island home. and in adventure.go on safari in this picturesque region of spain. he's touted as the guy who makes houses melt, slide, turn upside down and even float. alex chinneck is a 30 year-old british installation artist who's fascinated with structural elements and tricking the eye. his latest project is presently on show in london in a prime position at covent garden. take my lightning bun'

transportation and bus stops have been consolidated on the grounds of making buses run faster under prop b the finland will robot agencies of money for services such mental health they should look at the operational procedures and the bookkeeping there are two many 6 digit be personnel like folks that want to widened the sidewalks and prop a will guarantee blood money wasted by proposition and prop b should be voted against because other agencies will be deprived of money no on a and b. >> thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon. >> marching ma inquiry this is not an attack on working people but all kinds of professional licensing you know lawyers and doctors and psychiatrists if you watch hbo this is where this is leading i'm not kidding this could be you next, i want to address the transit lanes on third can you make it clear those are not a bake lane is it someone can you answer that can you make it understood clearly those are not bike lanes the bicyclists claim it is even though it's marked clearly they're getting nasty they honk their horns and they spit o

he's in finland where his northern european allies have warned him about his plans to curb immigration from the eu. the swedish prime minister said a change of rules could ruin the group, but mr. cameron is facing pressure at home, where there's growing anger over a number of demands by brussels, not least of which is a hefty budget deal. the director of open europe, a think tank, says the disagreement is no surprise. >> it's been clear for quite some time, actually, that other european leaders would only go so far to accommodate britain when it comes to its relationship with the european union. when it comes to immigration and this idea of free workers and people, then the european union, which is a very important concept in the eu and a key part of the eu membership, it's important to remember that there are two aspects to this. on the one hand, it's the right for anyone in the european union to go work anywhere else in any country, but on the other hand, it's also the rules that governing the access to the benefit system for eu migrants, eu workers, and so forth. i think where camer

beyond a routine or near routine encounters between russia and nato and its partners, sweden and finland, and we have seen an increase in the number of incidents. we have also seen an increase in the gravity of the incidents. some were cited, but they also mention closing counters between spy planes and fighters, flags of warships in the black sea and baltic sea, and three cases and which russian fighters and bombers actually simulated bombing raids against sweden, against denmark, and against the united states. obviously the dynamics, it is very disturbing. and we are worried that these incidents can get out of hand. >> you are calling these incidents disturbing and russia is simply saying we are improving our defenses. can we dismiss russia's characterization of these incidents? >> obviously we have seen more military traffic. so to say in europe, beyond ukraine, when we have seen conflict, but also along the nato-russian border, more exercises. obviously more surveillance, more reconnaissance planes, more assets put together by both sides. also by nato. but recently, some of the incid

nearly two dozen russian bombers and fighters swooped the north sea, the black sea, the gulf of finland and the baltic sea. it was captured here on never before seen video recently declassified by the norwegian military, showing the new fighter jet, the su 34, which can travel more than 2500 miles, carrying a pay load of 8 tonnes of precision guided weapons. event like this happened more than 100 times in 2014. three times more than in 2013. >> essentially what it is is the cat and mouse game played during the original cold war, where each side probes the defenses of the other in order to see how they'll react. >> that game is putting more pressure on n.a.t.o. outposts like this air base in buddha where nor weeman forces until -- norwegian force, until recently, neighbours. >> despite good relations, n.a.t.o. uses the command center and f-16s to by eyes and ears in the sky. norway runs the operation from its military headquarters, which it moved 600 miles north to buddha. becoming the only country with a military headquarters inside the arctic circle. a reason for the move - to keep bet

social and economic and environmental street trees by planting 50 thousand new trees over 50 years and finland a citywide maintenance program throughout san francisco fourth represents to manage trees throughout their entire life cycle from the wood that remains after dead preys trees are removed so today we are requesting the commission to adapt the plan by taking the following actions approve a resolution to adapt the open space element of the san francisco general plan to reference and incorporate of the uttering plan phase one street trees by reference including making the planning code section consistent with the finding i'll just read the text of the amendment to policy 3.6 of the rose the planning department in collaboration with the department of public works changed has created a plan to promote san francisco's wrooufrt a focus on street trees the 50u6r9 phase one street trees adapted by reference identifies policies and tragedies and fwroe and protect the street trees population general plan findings the plan identified a number of policies and objectives this support the program imp

student needs to have an i dp they've finally just moved their location was in the sustainable from a finland prospective pouring money into rents from the downtown location now like a weak prant we need to give the school an opportunity to grow they lost a lot of families in that move we've heard from many of the families last year why they weren't going to move with the school they didn't like the neighborhood but they've made a commitment to the neighborhood so i really was very impressed with the school and the school community and think we need to give them time to be able to get that and finally they've recruited 10 new students and that demonstrated they're trying to grow in the neighborhood so i'll be supporting this charter. >> thank you commissioner maufas. >> thank you president fewer so i had an opportunity to go bike flex academy i don't think if i've mentioned it to the school leadership i was scored - escorted i had a t-shirt on i really wanted to see it in it's natural state and call ahead and say i'm on my way have someone there to escort me they asked for someone to come to

downtown our design blends blends those with the rich materials south of market and the building forms finland found in the downtown area we deformalize the high-rise typically seen in the doubt the images on the left-hand side are the buildings beside them and the images on the rights are details we've proposed for 5 m i will walk you through around the site and start with the residential building on mission and the high-rise on fifth street sdindz the building on howard starting at mission and marching you see how the building given a few shifts can be rated to the street walk we have enhanced these connections did height of the chronicle is reserved in the corner shift we bring the scale of the building by bringing down the corner the pipes and the scale of the module helps to enhance the pedestrian experience down marching street it is designed to have interrelated upper corners and degree of metal framgz and cement with you punched windows it is - maintenance a scale and has a character south of market moving into the high-rise building on forget street those diagrams show you the set bac

ly mother emgritted from finland 40 years ago and had again to walgreens to ask about new medications. >> i saw a bag next to her in the hospital and i looked what was in it was the two medicines. she went there to and for help. >> she sends this message to the person who ended his million's life. >> you made a decision. i have to live with it. >> the funeral services are held next week. >> travelers hoping it will be back to normal at international airport after taxi drivers caused delays in a protest against services like uber and lyft. how is it now, amy? >> the profit is -- protest over. last night taxi drivers caused problems on purpose. they wanted to bring attention to uber and lyft drivers versus taxi drivers. tax drivers say the rule are different for them and they say it is not fair. they protested and tried to make sure that anyone could get in and out last night and uber and lyft could not get to the passengers. taxi drivers say uber and lyft can pick up passengers at curb side and taxis have to stay in the parking lot line. >> we are protesting the special treatment being

they have had project delays particularly in finland.e finnish customer -- customer payments have been postponed. they had previous investments in mines. is acrossrts -- this the world company that is struggling to make strides. they're having to slash. 2014 was downgraded. 2016 look stuff. let's talk about management. they trying to pursue a management shakeup. this comes at a difficult time. areva not only is restructuring itself after the disaster, the ceo said they will sell assets. slas h costs. >> he is gone now. >> yeah. awful at the same time. having to step down for health reasons. it is a company without their leader at the helm. >> and it is the only french company facing challenges. >> this is the effect. what happens to areva hurts the government. france hasicity de come out with an announcement. normandy hasons in also delayed. this has been a decade in the making. we know these are difficult engineering projects. they are five years late. areva has had late deliveries of equipment. there have been difficulties to put it mi

ulla-lena lundberg of finland gets her inspiration from her island home. and in adventure. we go on safari in this picturesque region of spain. he's touted as the guy who makes houses melt, slide, turn upside down and even float. alex chinneck is a 30 year-old british installation artist who's fascinated with structural elements and tricking the eye. his latest project is presently on show in london in a prime position at covent garden. take my lightning do

the boat in tallinn, the capital of estonia, you feel you've traveled a long way culturally from finlandits a mix of east and west. tallinn's nordic lutheran culture and language connect it with stockholm and helsinki, but two centuries of czarist russian rule and nearly 50 years as part of the soviet union have blended in a distinctly russian flavor. fins and estonians share a similar history. first, swedish domination, then russian. then independence after world war i. until 1940, the estonians were about as affluent as the fins, but then estonia was gobbled up by an expanding soviet empire and spent the decades after world war ii under communism. when the ussr fell, estonia regained its freedom, and in 2004, it joined the european union. tallinn has modernized at an astounding rate since the fall of the soviet union. its business district shines with the same glass and steel gleam you'll find in any modern city. yet nearby are the rugged and fully intact medieval walls, and the town within these ramparts has a beautifully preserved old-world ambiance. among medieval cities in the nort

paul says his mom im gritted to the bay area from finland 40 years ago. sadly she had gone to walgreens to ask a simple question about some new medication. >> i saw this little bag next to her in the hospital and if there was medicine wept to ask how to use them. >>reporter: sends this message to the person who ended his mm. 's life. >> made a decision if live with that. >>reporter: fawn rall services for miss falk held next week n.san mateo abc 7 news. >> man faces murder charges tonight in the hit-and-run death of a teenag. er investigators say the suspect is in stronger to the law. anderson has long list of prior conviction. burglary car thef theft. theft from an elder and animal cruelty including conviction on charges of abusing and slashing animal to death at hayward petting soochlt he hit and killed 14-year-old cruz during mrit police pursuit last tuesday night in san leandro. cruz family grateful forthe arrest. >> may ivan rest easy as we continue to struggle and fate the actual fact that our brothers is gone f.we will not see him again. >> anderso

paul says his mom im gritted to the bay area from finland 40 years ago.greens to ask a simple question about some new medication. >> i saw this little bag next to her in the hospital and if there was medicine wept to ask how to use them. >>reporter: sends this message to the person who ended his mm. 's life. >> made a decision if live with that. >>reporter: fawn rall services for miss falk held next week n.san mateo abc 7 news. >> man faces murder charges tonight in the hit-and-run death of a teenager. investigators say the suspect is in stronger to the law. anderson has long list of prior conviction. burglary car thef theft. theft from an elder and animal cruelty including conviction on charges of abusing and slashing animal to death at hayward petting soochlt he hit and killed 14-year-old cruz during mrit police pursuit last tuesday night in san leandro. cruz family grateful forthe arrest. >> may ivan rest easy as we continue to struggle and fate the actual fact that our brothers is gone f.we will not see him again. >> anderson has been in custody on ot

and it's got the likes of netherlands and portugal involved and finland.at this is is this is going to patrol 30 miles nautical miles off the coast the italy. it's not going to be an active search and rescue operatio lookn looking to people. they are just look for people around the italian coast, if they hear distress calls they'll go further out but not to libya. there is 100 nautical miles to that coast to the where they will go. there is a lot of concern whether or not this is the pride option. the human rights groups say it isn't. that's one of the things that will be discusses here quit quig vicely today. >> thank you very much, phil, phil lavell live in rome. >>> demonstrators across mexico are marking two months since the disappearance of 43 students, protesters blocked a highway connecting the southern mexican state of guerrero with mexico city on wednesday. the students disappearings has led to anti-government protest as cross the equipment are you. the government has blamed the crime on corrupt police and local officials link today drug car sells

thanks to the ambassadors of finland and denmark and estonia and latvia. thanks very much for being here. [applause] >> weekend to volunteer when we know we need to. we tend to do that kind of thing. we tend to step forward and take responsibility when times are hard. i would say right now i'd think this is that moment in america. we just look around and we instinctively know we have to change the concept of citizenship. if we go to many people in america they think if they vote and they pay their taxes they did their job as a citizen but that's not what citizenship is. a country is no more than a covenant between people who decide to be a nation and its relationship between people that has the responsibility to end for each other. that's what citizens are. they are jointly bound to take care of each other. so the concept of citizenship instead of being small and being a set of entitlements and limited responsibresponsib ility really exist then said what you are a much or about and why you do or don't do what you do. i think citizenship in america has erod

in finland they are building the power and have taken the decision on yet another one. with china and south korea. iran as you well know lot of expansion there. what the western world should remember, the competition is very strong. they have an advantage of lower wages. are we going to spend an enormous amount of money on tollar and wind power, that is coming down in price, but remains expensive. the answer to the questions is the safety. that's what it speaks about. the fukushima accident certainly taught a lot. i think that one of the lessons we didn't mention, but correct me if i'm wrong, i remember that after the three-mile island safety vents were produced. they left out the pressure and they cast that. also the placement about the generators and electric generators. there were lots of thepgs that could be learned. that will have to be learned by the industry that is now in operation to make it safer. for the future i think it's what i asked you about. the new generation on stage. they have a greater guarantee. it's that generation of superior to what we are seein

paul says his mom im gritted to the bay area from finland 40 years ago. sadly she had gone to walgreens to ask a simple question about some new medication. >> i saw this little bag next to her in the hospital and if there was medicine wept to ask how to use them. >>reporter: sends this message to the person who ended his mm. 's life. >> made a decision if live with that. >>reporter: fawn rall services for miss falk held next week n.san mateo abc 7 news. >> man faces murder charges tonight in the hit-and-run death of a teenager. investigators say the suspect is in stronger to the law. anderson has long list of prior conviction. burglary car thef theft. theft from an elder and animal cruelty including conviction on charges of abusing and slashing animal to death at hayward petting soochlt he hit and killed 14-year-old cruz during mrit police pursuit last tuesday night in san leandro. cruz family grateful forthe arrest. >> may ivan rest easy as we continue to struggle and fate the actual fact that our brothers is gone f.we will not see him again. >> anderson

the epr design which is under construction in finland and in france. there's two under construction there. the plants there, unfortunately, have experienced incredible delays. so generation three is let's wait and see how it operates when it actually comes online. our job is to make sure that these things operate safely. not to promote them but to make sure that they operate safely. so we'll see. we actually at the nuclear regulatory commission just within a few weeks ago gave a license to a new design certification application we approved for the -- what they call the esbwr. that one -- we'll see if that's constructed anywhere, too. it's sort of a wait-and-see. the koreans are building their model of reactor -- what they call the apr-1400,er in's building four of those in the united arab emirates, a countries that heretofore did not have a regulator. so in terms of the generation four designs which are even more advanced are all paper reactors. they exist only on paper. and we have not seen any design certification applications for those reactors, nor