frankfurt passionately ly dissented. the former attorney general of the united states had come from stekts. there wasn't a great surprise. 4-3 when we get to the last two members where the drama begins. the next in line would have been charles whitaker who had been appointed in 1957 by president eisenhower. and unlike most of his peers who had been united states senators, governors, and pretty high-profile people, whitaker had been a prominent -- prominent in kansas city, but it was a regional attorney. he had been put on the district court, then the appeals courts and supreme court rapidly. he was someone who from the beginning really struggled to keep up with the pace and had self-doubt about his own ability to contribute. and whitaker was really torn. whitaker had -- during the argument expressed, asked questions which suggested that he had a great deal of sympathy for the petitioners and given hope to the folks filing the case. and as he expressed this in conference, he suggested that he thought that this really was

this apparently set felix frankfurter off. according to justice black, who later grew close to felix frankfurter, he spent several hours parading -- berating him. charles evans whitaker. >> can you imagine? that >> your viewers see the courtroom and they see the supreme courts. there was another eisenhower appointee, stewart, who is really on defense. he had serious doubts that even if the court allow district courts to hear the cases, he did not believe the petitioners could win on merit. he recognize there was a problem but he was not willing to make up his mind. so he waited another week and went back into conference and said i really don't know what to do with this. we will re-argue it in the fall. that's why the case was re-argued in the fall because there was a four four split. >> a lot of people were mentioning that they do not have that kind of conferences anymore. there's no three hour haranguing that goes on. they are relatively short explain their decision to their colleagues. none of us know because none of us have

vincent had threatened to punch frankfurter in the nose. he was always condescending to him and treating him like a poker buddy. he did not respect them. the initial vote is something like four votes to track strike down segregation. black, douglas, minton and burton. -- stanley reid from kentucky, and tom clark from texas. and frankfurter and jackson seem undecided. they are in favor of judicial restraint. they don't like segregation. they don't think the court should be stepping in here. initial vote is taken and it looks like segregation is going to win, then all of a sudden, before the court could decide the case, vinson drops dead of a heart attack. so on the funeral train on the way home from the funeral, felix frankfurter says to his colleagues, this is the first indication i've ever had that there is a god. it was not a nice thing to say. he was not a nice man. but then the court re-argues the case. >> i want to get the attorneys on the docket for our viewers. there is a familiar name. the defendant attorneys included john davis who

makoto has said he is frankfurt's laidback linchpin with $311.00 bundesliga appearances he also holds a record. he's been just short on proud to be the league's engine record holder. in germany since 2008 leeks champion with both sports german cup winner with frankfurt and still going strong at 36. alfonzo davies sarnoff churchs alfonso davies byron's turbocharged teen sensation $36.00 and a half kilometers an hour no one's clocked higher in the bundesliga. didn't. he go so there were anything boys time out of time and then me me me me the road runner dancer by the road runner comes ahead and i mean the steel ball and davies is byron selectric new left back of choice. the obligatory head gears not the main reason clowes does of us stood out the season tighter bourne's midfield in force or picked up 17 yellow cards over the course of the campaign that's also a record. these got a reputation as a beautiful yellow cards. well at least he never saw. his no beat just a bit rougher than some. and now for the campaigns most memorable moments the fall of the berlin wall made headline news wor

in germany since 2008 leaks champion with full spork german cup winner with frankfurt and still going strong at $36.00. alfonzo davies some brochures alfonso davies finds a turbo charged teen sensation $36.00 of a half kilometers an hour no one's clocked higher than the bundesliga. record. he got so when you think oh i have time and time again maybe if the road runner there to buy goes around comes out that night in the steel ball davies is fired selectric new left back of choice. the obligatory headgear is not the main reason clowes does hula stood out the season starter bourne's midfield enforcer picked up 17 yellow cards over the course of the campaign that's also a record. just got a reputation as a beautiful yellow cards. well at least he never saw. his no meaning just a bit rougher than some. and now for the campaign's most memorable moments the fall of the berlin wall made headline news worldwide on november 9th 1989 the 30 year anniversary of the historic event was marked with a spectacular show at the city's olympic stadium. possibly for the for the white stuff the other peop

makoto has said it is frankfurt's laid back lynchpin with 311 bundesliga appearances he also holds a record. has been on trying to be the league's asian record holder. in germany since 2008 with both sports german cup winner with frankfurt and still going strong at 36. alfonzo david sarnoff churchs alfonso davies byron's turbo charged teen sensation $36.00 of a half kilometers an hour no one's club higher in the bundesliga. and. he gets no balls and when you think oh i have time i have time and then maybe if the run a chance of buying runs on the guns i had that night i mean this steel ball davies is fired selectric the left back of choice. the obligatory headgear is not the main reason clowes does it was stood out the season starter bourne's midfield and force are picked up 17 yellow cards over the course of the campaign that's also a record. just based on a reputation as a physical yellow card. well at least he never saw. his no meaning just a bit rougher than some. and now for the campaign's most memorable moments the fall of the berlin wall made headline news worldwide on novembe

but it's not only the keepers who can shine on the line as frankfurt's martin him to echo athletically demonstrated. take courage by the book to make sure they go to the same job as good as they can play buddy or straight there are those occasions where the goal seems to styria sliotar frege just ask outsports marcos i stopped when i was age will be leaving. i think we're all sensational unforgettable moments. i but let's not analyze why some attempts in the bundesliga make it into the nats and some just don't i think. there were 982 goals this season that's the highest tally since 992 but just how likely is it in a given situation that a scoring attempt will succeed i do not judging or not ok that's not going to. here's our analysis of the expected goals or as we call it the x. calls factor that we use parameters such as authorization pressure distance out and shooting angle let's start with the easiest goal of the season tapped in by heritage as dodi looking back you know against later consent. from 80 centimeters out there's a 95 percent chance of this one going in x. goals factors

well let's bring in chelsea delaney a financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea why is tesla driving ahead. but is lagging explain the difference that. well there's really a big shift happening right now in the auto industry broadly so the industry is really preparing for a future of greener vehicles of electric vehicles and that's really why tesla right now is seeing so much interest that's why its stock has almost quadrupled this year so it's been in this game for a decade so it is starting to be profitable in making electric vehicles and starting to open up all of the back of these warehouses or these factories all around the world so it's really ahead of the game and terms of the shift that's happening all of these other automakers diameter volkswagen the u.s. automakers toyota they are also trying to to prepare for this they really are investing a lot of money into electric vehicles but they're just a lot farther behind the curve. what's it mean for tesla being a b s b 500. so they are now technically able to be in the s. and p. $500.00 they the requirement is that you have to t

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be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from part. this is deja vu news live from berlin a massive spike in corona virus infections in serbia followed by talk of a new lockdown now an explosion of violence and police on the retreat protesters say the president is using the pandemic for political gain also coming out of global hunger a crisis that's dramatically worse than because of kobe $1000.00 the humanitarian group oxfam says the pandemics knock on effects are more widespread than the virus itself. and in china a wave of human.

france italy and germany old posted huge drops to our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt assesses the damage and the potential for recovery. the world was braced for really stunning contractions and the european economy and the 2nd quarter but the scale of the numbers we've seen this week has just been absolutely stunning and not just here in europe but in the united states as well the question now really is how can the economy recover from a blow this big we have already started to see some tentative signs of recovery things like consumer confidence business confidence production exports have started to improve but the big overhanging fear is of course of a 2nd wave of infections we're already seeing this play out in spain where the rising number of cases has led many european countries to advice citizens against the troubling they're about will add more pressure on to the spanish economy which already contracted 18.5 percent and the 2nd quarter but even if we do you avoid a 2nd wave of infection it will likely take years for the european economy to fully recover. u.s. t

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and here's our frankfurt financial correspondent conrad with his take on this move the energy business that siemens wants to spin off consists for lots of part off technology for power plants that are driven by fossil fuels by coal gas not an easy sale in times which are all about renewable energy but the unit also contains a message which is the wind energy unit off the meds and a spin off would make all kinds of different strategic opportunities possible for the unit which are impossible right now for example merger of the business with a competitor also convinced that what is going to remain off steam and the digitalisation business the railway train unit and the medical technology unit will have a much better standing on the financial markets the spin off. or financial correspondent in their force and frankfurt let's take a brief look now at some of the other business stories making headlines. french train maker i'll stop has offered to divest parts of its business to ease european commission concerns about its planned purchase of canadian firm rail business last year the commissio

or a financial correspondent conrad goes in there for us and frankfurt let's take a brief look now at some of the other business stories making headlines. french train maker i'll stop has offered to divest parts of its business to ease european commission concerns about its planned purchase of canadian firm rail business last year the commission blocked plans and merged with the real business of german industrial giant siemens. disneyland paris will gradually reopen from july 15th following a 4 month closure due to the corona virus while mickey and donald won't be wearing masks the staff will be it's also mandatory for visitors along with advance booking disney says the paris park accounts for over 6 percent of france's tourism income. while executives had to have defended the chinese companies cutting edge telecoms technology the u.k. parliament terry hearing always faces increasing pressure from a u.s. led campaign aimed at persuading allies to shun its products over espionage for years while we insisted at the hearing that there are no back to words and its products. science is pla

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our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney has more on the terrible 2nd quarter for you have sick on me. the world was braced for really stunning contractions and the european economy and the 2nd quarter but the scale of the numbers we've seen this week has just been absolutely stunning and not just here in europe but in the united states as well the question now really is how can the economy recover from a blow this big we have already started to see some tentative signs of recovery things like consumer confidence business confidence production exports have started to improve but the big overhanging fear is of course a 2nd wave of infections we're already seeing this play out in spain where the rising number of cases has led many european countries to and by citizens against of a traveling there that will add more pressure on to the spanish economy which already contracted 18.5 percent and the 2nd quarter but even if we do you avoid a 2nd wave of infection it will likely take years for the european economy to fully recover. the u.s. financial correspondent to chelsea de

come in frankfurt for you can loose at frankfurt but not like that and the upshot was that they parted company with the nico batch. that she won the double last season was let go he was replaced by former gemini assistant and the flick. has been fairly relaxed and fun not getting quite as much sleep as before but that's only to be expected to finish last for since competes your mind just that bit more occupied with the team various related matters. that mr ford play for i was delighted heading into the season i already thought by his best summer signing was actually hansie flecked as a scientific. think he thinks something thanks i think it's an absolute the bundesliga highlights for everything we're all looking forward to with the team good to go but i do. know that it is busy and there were a lot of one to one talks and he gave us clear instructions to play a high defensive line with a bit of risk more proactive defending and we delivered. because i think if possible it's a guy who should have i'm sure you could wish for a better start as a coach but i'm indifferent it's certainly be

on this let's bring in our financial correspondent chelsea delaney she's joining us from frankfurt chelsea we know it's a tough time for the airline industry in general but how's ryanair been fairing in comparison with other carriers. well as we heard in that report they they also are being absolutely devastated by the pandemic they have seen. travel basically all but stop on their on their flights so they are being impacted and they certainly have a lot of a lot of uncertainties ahead of them given the continued growth of infections throughout the world but they have been doing slightly better than than most other airlines especially here in europe like a lot of the airlines like air france that they didn't have a they didn't have to seek a bailout they they still are quite solvent they had about $4000000000.00 in cash in this quarter so they do still have a pretty strong financial position and they are seen as pretty likely to come out of this ok because they they have a very low cost structure so they can really cut costs and hopefully gain some market share coming out of this ryanair i

when european central bank officials meet in frankfurt today president cristina got to face questions on whether she has done enough to return europe's economy to health one area of controversy is how far the c.b. should go in buying up more dead from weaker as southern european economies like italy and spain at its last monetary policy meeting christina got almost doubled the amount of bones and other assets the central bank plans to buy under its pandemic emergency purchase program to almost 1.4 trillion euros let's go over to all the banks our correspondent in frankfurt i mentioned the fears of china going easy on stimulus what about europe. well i don't see any fears in the market so far on europe on the e.c.v. not doing its part not being prepared to do more if necessary but don't expect any announcements of the e.c.b. is jacking up that 1.4 trillion you just mentioned that was only decided 4 weeks ago any time soon madame lagarde the president made it clear as such in an interview last week with the financial times she said we have done so much that we have quite a bit of time t

rather complex story this let's bring in our financial correspondent in frankfurt jesse delaney jealousy if i understand correctly the e.u. is offering an olive branch but also insisted the u.s. should accept it or else is this the way for which to settle this dispute well this is this is definitely a gesture on the use part but i wouldn't necessarily say it's a peace offering it's an all of branch that comes with a threat hanging over at this is a very long and complicated case the dispute over heiress. airline subsidies has been happening for 16 years now there have been many many peace offerings many all of branches by oh by both sides and it's repeated we just escalated so there is a very long history in this conflict and at the same time we still have this w t o ruling awaited any minute now it should be coming any day and that could give the e.u. the opportunity to respond with about $11000000000.00 worth of tariffs of its own so that could certainly continue to escalate this this conflict so this is a 16 year dispute another one isn't quite that long but also very sick via the u.s

chelsea delaney in frankfurt thank you. well the coronavirus lock down showed many of us in europe just how much we take hassle free border crossings for granted workers who were allowed to cross those borders during the lockdown were subject to strict controls the experience has shown a light on how much germany depends on its neighbors for that easy access sometimes it's the seemingly mundane things that best illuminates what it means to be part of the european union for frank a diamond it's driving through the german belgian border at the crack of dawn. europe really is important to me and i have to say i really profit from the open borders and the freedom of movement. i like travelling and i've been to several countries with my family. i'm doing my apprenticeship in belgium and it's super easy all i have to do is hop over the border and simply work as normal. franco is 18 years old since the locked and restrictions were lifted she's been able to cross the border freely from her home city of us and to house that in belgi

jenny hill, bbc news, frankfurt. hello, we have seen the rain today in parts of england and northern wales at home outside overnight. heavy bursts developing along this weather system, still infringing into parts of the midlands. a few showers in northern scotland is in much of northern ireland and northern england and into wales. quite a warm and muggy night, cloud and rain in the south. carries on in the morning, cloud holding on in society is england and east anglia. patchy light rain even as the afternoon ends. elsewhere plenty of sunbathed sunshine. a few showers dotted about in scotland, there could be the odd heavy one. it could be quite breezy but not as breezy as today. temperatures just into the high teens but for the south, temperatures are down and the humidity is down as well. temperatures are down and the humidity is down as well. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. russia's ambassador to the uk rejects allegations his country has interfered in british politics, or tried to steal coronavirus vaccine

jenny hill, bbc news, frankfurt.t 25 million iranians have now been infected with the coronavirus. the figure is nearly one hundred times the official number. in a televised speech, mr rouhani did not explain the discrepancy, but said the figures were based on a new ministry of health report. 14000 iranians have officially lost their lives to covid—19. iran has been the country worst hit by the coronavirus in the middle east. a fire at a cathedral in the city of nantes in western france is thought to have been started deliberately . around 100 firefighters have been tackling the blaze, which totally destroyed the cathedral‘s great organ. the fire has now been brought under control. one of bollywood's most famous actresses, aishwarya rai bachan, has been taken to hospital after testing positive for covid—19. she's being treated at mumbai's nanavati hospital according to reports. her daughter has also been admitted. aishwarya's husband abhishek and father—in—law amitaab bachan — both also considered bollywood royalty —

joined now from frankfurt but often into hell she's a researcher at the university of sussex in the u.k. and has written a report into the asylum seekers in the u.k. and germany why do you think whites claim has been rejected while martians wasn't. that's a very good question thank you and so i'll just shortly we've worked for 4 years that has brought checked and looking at and so she claims across europe and we have identified this as one of the main issues minstrels claims that there is often an inconsistency in decision making so we have to scale soft white and not also in the same country both have experience persecution and in one case the claimant's accept and the other case it is not and we have to remember quite settings are very terrifying settings so you have to tell your story in front of the chaps you have to talk about a very intimate aspects of your life there is an interpreter in the room so you can't you know the flow of your story might be stopped because you have to stop after a couple of sentences and. it happened to translate so it's not a very comfortable setting it

jenny hill, bbc news, frankfurt.ia. after a video of her fancy footwork went viral, she was flooded with messages of praise from around the world, including one from the then irish taoiseach, leo varadkar, who invited her to dance in ireland for st patrick's day 2021. but some accused her of "cultural appropriation". she's been speaking to our reporter colm flynn. when you think of irish dancing, this probably isn't what comes to mind. this is 21—year—old irish dancerfrom richmond virginia who recently went viral for her dancing on tick—tock. morgan was just a little girl when she saw irish dancing for the very first time. i remember how energetic it was and the bright dress and itjust, it was something like i had never seen before. it became a huge part of my life. she started going to classes a few times a week and attended a dance competition. morgan, when you went into those irish dancing classes, we're you the only african—american girl in the class ? yeah, i was always the only one in that class. to that ever h

germany has seen the worst economic contraction in the country's modern history we'll go live to frankfurt for the very latest also on the show the u.s. slashes its military presence in germany the decision to cut its troops in a country by a 3rd comes after president trump repeatedly said berlin was delinquent on its defense spending. plus making the case for a crackdown on big tech u.s. lawmakers press the leaders of apple facebook google and amazon in congress when they choose the tech giants of killing off the competition to boost profits. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today germany is officially in a deep recession with the economy contract in by 10 point one percent in the last quarter it's the sharpest fall in the country's modern history the figures cover the period during which the country was in its most restrictive lockdown face close borders shut down shops and production halted thousands of work places dealt a severe blow to small businesses and many export dependent industries and europe's biggest the cup. let's go straight to the financial correspondent chelsea d

william douglas came from the s.e.c., jackson served as attorney general, and frankfurter had been a harvard law professor. i happen to believe that breadth of experience was quite good for the court. i think it enlarged the personalities of the court and enriched its debate. i think it's unfortunate that the confirmation process, i think, has, and the difficulties of the confirmation process, have tended to push presidents in recent years to appoint more professional judges who are quite capable, so i don't say that to disparage them individually, but it creates a narrower, less ambitious, and less free thinking court than the one that warren inherited. i think the warren court benefitted from the breadth of experiences of the justices, not just warren. who else? surely, i'm used to press conferences. >> did you discover other cases in which the chief justice worked as hard and effectively as he did in brown to marshal his colleagues into either a unanimous or less fractured position than might otherwise have been the case? >> there are many cases where warren worked hard to build h

with let's bring in our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea what are investors there rooting for european solidarity whatever the cost or those with strings attached. and bester is do you generally want to see this deal get approved today the wrangling over this has put a lot of people on edge but investors obviously recognize this 750000000000 euro recovery fund is going to be really crucial for helping the economy and europe especially the harder hit southern european countries out of this recession but we have over the course of this morning as there has been reports that some of those through will for countries are becoming more willing to negotiate on the question of loans versus grants we have seen markets recover at that we've got the dax up here in frankfurt about 0.5 percent and the euro has also moved a little bit higher so there is optimism. that these european leaders will be able to strike a deal today one of the big sticking points or one of the big questions for investors is going to be how much of this is grants because grants are suppo

well time to bring in our financial market correspondent in frankfurt to early diner is cutting jobs tesla is hiring and looks like thousands of jobs will move north. whether they will move north physically i don't know germans are said to be chronically and traditionally shy of moving anywhere from the car to the bank book for example i don't know if that's really true when push comes to shove but certainly don where will also be in need to need to be creating thousands of jobs and it's the electrical car mobility division and for autonomy it's driving it will need many thousands of people the problem is it will be different jobs and most likely different people as well from those that are in the company now and so dialer is saying the head of personnel more than 15000 jobs are at stake are looking to be eliminated not only i mean it was sort of used to that the markets don't always necessarily reflect the real economy we've seen it in the past few weeks and this week again started on a positive note tell us what's behind that optimism on the trading floor. yeah it's certainly ignor

jenny hill, bbc news, frankfurt.mpions of the championship after brentford lost at stoke city. the only goal came in the first half from lee gregory to make it 1—nil — ensuring the bees remain third in the table and a point behind west brom heading into wednesday's final round of fixtures. it means leeds, who were promoted yesterday, cannot be caught at the top. lewis hamilton was once again in a league of his own has he claimed pole at the hungarian grand prix. he beat team—mate valtteri bottas to lead a mercedes one—two in qualifying — as the six time world champion bids for a record—equalling eighth victory at one circuit.

jenny hill, bbc news, frankfurt.nd we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers penny smith and iain anderson — that's coming up after the headlines. time for a look at the weather with nick. hello. however h owever reversal however reversal in south—east england after saturday's sunshine and heat. the midlands, east anglia and heat. the midlands, east anglia and across england, expect rain to start the day. south—west england, many of us here and across the midlands and parts of east anglia brightening up in the afternoon but the rest of the uk, sunshine, chance ofa the rest of the uk, sunshine, chance of a shower in scotland, most staying dry and temperatures for the most pa rt into staying dry and temperatures for the most part into the high teens. i have and i attended a monday, a call night to come. temperatures falling widely into single figures, still the chance of catching a shower or two in scotland and indeed here on monday, too. sunday, a few showers, much of england and wales are stay

jenny hill, bbc news, frankfurt.ought up in council care since the age of 13 after the death of their mum, who was a foreign national. despite being born in the uk, the twins haven't been registered as british citizens. now 24 and serving prison sentences for unrelated cases of gbh, they face deportation to different caribbean countries that they've never visited. in an exclusive broadcast interview — a partner of one of the twins tells our correspondent — ashley john—ba ptiste — that attempts were not made by the council that looked after them to register them as british citizens. this is darren's partner who wants to remain anonymous. she is also the mother of their five—year—old son, and says that ten months ago darren was told by a prison officer that he would be deported to grenada on release. still carrying out his sentence, she says the news is how is this impacting your son? i think at this point in time he doesn't understand. his main concern all the time is when can he see his dad. i do think my son will qu

jenny hill, bbc news, frankfurt. theatres in england will be allowed to open again from the beginning of august. but there are lingering questions about how safe it will be to sing in public. 0ur arts correspondent, david sillito, has more. the room is particle—free, super clean, filled with sensors. everyone is in medical scrubs, wearing masks. this is serious science. and what they are studying here... ..is singing. # happy birthday to you. happy birthday. it just seems so innocent, doesn't it? but when there is so much uncertainty and anxiety about possible infection, we really need to know what's coming out of people's mounts. at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, there were descriptions of clusters of covid in choirs around the world and, since that time, we've been looking for science to guide us as to whether that is the case or whether it was the other non—singing aspects of those meetings that caused the problems. and, now with a number of scientists raising questions about possible transmission in the a

it's late in the evening now and we are finally picking up a mammoth task here at the frankfurt airport cargo terminal. cargo which i know from for a few crafts will come in which of every night i have to open the crates here. 17 prehistoric tasks prepared for the south by his russian friend nikolai. i need a ban on commercial trade in african elephant ivory the business with this ice age substitute is blooming. he doesn't just. tasks in the back have all been completely restored stabilized under vacuum and then stabilized again in the pressure chamber. and then polished by hand fake to perfection and poorly at. the international trade in ivory was banned in 1909 then it's illegal to south african i think across national borders but little has changed every year around 30000 elephants are killed for ivory in africa poaching is a profitable business. on the black market i feel i fetches up to $500.00. daniel stiles is an american conservationist based in kenya he spent years researching the transfer signs and smuggling routes for illegal ivory 80 percent of all goods in africa i transpor

frankfurt is the 1st airport in europe to employ sniffer dogs for the detection of illegal ivory. cost of dogs trying to d.j. keller has been trying to police animals for more than 20 years. but their board doesn't this dog is trained to sniff out your technique. if he doesn't find anything on the market we always let him find a suitcase that's been planted with material so he feels he's done a good job. public relations director christina truss is often shocked by what passengers bring back from their travels. this is where we keep confiscated evidence snake wine is a typical souvenir or chameleon wine. this was an empty and hairy armadillo thanks to. the exhibits in this chamber of horrors a just the tip of a huge iceberg. here my job has come it's hard to believe but this is an era of an african elephant. this tusk of a smaller specimen i was kind of watching and a femur of an african elephant. in 2017 nearly 13 and a half 1000 violations of the endangered species act were registered in frankfurt on mine. ivory objects frequently pass undetected through luck each screening in d

deal or museum in frankfurt also wanted to borrow it for an exhibition. but was somebody known at the time when we had the expedition who sent not quite like that is so and so he was asked what do you think a 5th of it is and he said well as long as there's not a 2nd rusty gun coming from the same ground and needed makes a very well chance of it and you have to look at it that why i believe and it's when it's smaller to some so when you bomb and up it makes it very likely but as this i mean we have to take the word from we have from from from from the landowner 960 that indeed he found it on his mind and not somewhere else you can't you don't have an idea and a proof of that he ever had it in his hand and. no. i'm fed and although i would as a diesel boy they found a gun on fire going over there and it's supposed to be the one that used to kill himself. why did he really pull the trigger is it possible that it's a different weapon on one of them but suddenly this worthless object this rusty revolver became a part of the legend and so we expressed interest

frankfurt is the 1st airport in europe to employ sniffer dogs to the detection of illegal ivory. custom dog's trainer d.j. keller has been trying to police animals for more than 20 years. by their borders as this dog is trained to sniff out your technique. if he doesn't find anything and we always let him find a suitcase that's been planted with material so he feels he's done a good job because. public relations director kristin mistrusts is often shocked by what passengers bring back from their travels. this is where we keep confiscated evidence snake wine is a typical souvenir or chameleon wine. this was an empty and hairy armadillo thanks to. the exhibits in this chamber of horrors just the tip of a huge iceberg. here my job has come it's hard to believe but this is an era of an african elephant. this tusk of a smaller specimen and this land of washing and a femur of an african elephant conscient elephant that in 2017 nearly 13 and a half 1000 violations of the endangered species act were registered in frankfurt on line are free objects frequently pass undetected through luck

i pass on a real autumn wins then the 51 loss at frankfurt and that's nico coverture job for us it's like 6 flags but it's just that i think the signs were there what happened today doesn't really surprise me. man. this is some of the 1st time boarding the bus some happy because we lost 51 i mean if you're in an as you can't recall using a heavily as a coach if you can see the logo there's a hefty defeat him i have to process it that's all i can tell you something has to . come in from for you came loose in frankfurt but not like that in the upshot was that they parted company with nico but. that she won the double last season was let go he was replaced by former gemini assistant and the flick. has been fairly relaxed and fun top getting quite as much sleep as before and it but that's only to be expected to finish last for scenes confute your mind just that bit more occupied with the team and various related matters. that much before play for i was delighted heading into the season i already thought by his best summer signing was actually hands he flicked off his hands if it. think t

biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from. this is it over you news and these are our top stories thousands have attended the 1st friday prayers at sophia in istanbul the former museum and christian cathedral reopened as a mosque following a controversial decree from president wretch up tie up. china has ordered the united states to close its.