may i now present exhibit a from one nine hundred thirty one fritz lang's first ever talk a milestone of movie history. here fritz lang simply into mates violence rather than showing it yet there's no doubt in viewers' minds that little owners of these toys are dead and the killer is as frightened as he is frightening in an insanely good performance by peter lawrie several of the film scenes have gone down in cinema history. i am not imo that. the hunter soon becomes the hunted chased by an angry mob it's fritz lang's warning about naziism which in the early one nine hundred thirty s. was starting to undermine the rule of law. the killer is tried by a grim kangaroo court with no allowances made for his mental illness. here. sure. about them. but when police are faced with the gruesome accounts collector he collects tattoos and he doesn't care if the owners aren't quite ready to part with them yet. and it's. stuck up stumps the stuff in storage and constant. use of the symbols are untrue but it's one of a. few german thrillers this darken menacing this film is one that really gets unde

the hunter soon becomes the hunted chased by an angry mob it's fritz lang's warning about naziism which in the early one nine hundred thirty s. was starting to undermine the rule of law. the killer is tried by a grim kangaroo court with no allowances made for his mental illness. here. sure. i heard about them. but when police are faced with the gruesome parts collector he collects tattoos and he doesn't care if the owners aren't quite ready to part with them yet. it's an. inspiration. for me to use a. few german thrillers are this dark in menacing this film is one that really gets under the skin. the secret of the suspense a bomb exploding is a momentary shock but if the audience knows a bomb could explode at any moment you have to cling to the edge of their seats are number one german thriller directed by john remaster dominic graf exemplifies this principle perfectly a roller coaster ride to disaster. she's the wife of the bank branch manager. sees her lover together with the help of a company says they plan a major heist. oh my. good guy as the ringleader probiotic has everything und

meanwhile, back in berlin hahn and fritz strassmann were publishing their own experimental work. i'll just mention as sideline that fritz who used to work on the nazi bomb program, he was also during the war concealing a jewish pianist in his apartment in berlin. you can imagine the danger of that. this was something for which he would later be commemorated in jerusalem. back at this stage, strauseman and hahn were working on their own experiments, and they published the results. their publication made no mention of the contribution made by lisa mittner and auto frish because they could have hardly done so given the political climate in germany. soon after it was bore on a visit to the united states who announced the discovery of fission there, and we know that even before he had finished speaking, scientists went rushing out of the room to try it for themselves. began working on at princeton, and in early february while he was puzzling over why the rate of uranium fission that he was observing was some 100 times less than he would have expected, he had one of those bursts of ins

good morning — welcome to breakfast with victoria fritz and tina daheley. headlines today: adults in england will automatically become organ donors unless they opt out, under plans unveiled today. the government says it could save 700 lives a year. police investigating the disappearance of a midwife from staffordshire find a body and arrest three people. more than 700 firefighters battle a major wildfire in portugal as southern europe continues to swelter in near record temperatures. against all the odds, ireland are into the hockey world cup final — the first irish team, male or female in any sport, to reach a majorfinal. good morning, a dry day to day. cloudier further north and a bit of rain for western scotland later but for most of us, a dry day. more in 15 minutes. our top story. england could have an opt—out system for organ donation by 2020 under plans being published by the government today. a similar system has been in place in wales since 2015, and scotland also has plans to introduce a scheme. currently, less than 40% of adults are on the nhs do

hello, this is breakfast with victoria fritz and tina daheley. donor unless they t potential organ donor unless they opt out will be set by the government. it is hoped the system to the one in wales will save 700 lives per year. currently less than 40% of the england population have signed up to the register. police searching for a missing midwife in staffordshi re searching for a missing midwife in staffordshire have launched a murder investigation. detectives dissipate —— investigating the disappearance of cement the eastwood, 28, found a body near stoke. a man, 32, has been arrested on suspicion of murder while two other men have been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. the body is yet to be officially identified. the labour deputy leader tom watson says the party faces what he calls eternal shame unless it immediately stops its damaging arguments, he says, of anti—semitism. he made those comments in an interview with the observer newspaper in which he urged the party to accept the definition of anti—semitism set out by the interna

. - there was a period of time at which-- during which fritz met with women representatives om aroundountry. he also invited out a whole bunch of us to talk to him about what our views were on the vice presidency-- went out to minnesota. but when all tt was going on, i never really thought that it was gonna happen. i just kind of thought it was a nice thought that we would at least talk about opening doors of opportunity for women. but i neveldactually thought it wappen, and i certainly didn't think if it did, it was going tbe me. - tip o'neill, the speaker of the house, called me and told me, "you shoul geraldine. she's very good." and she filled in a lot of holes for me. we were losing with ethnic americans, at and she was a goodlic. - why do i get the feeling that you really want to be the vice presidential candidate? - i have no idea. do i have a look on my face? - yeah, you look-- you look as thought you'd really like that more than anyt else in the world. - i don't know if i'd like it more than anything else in the world. i thrrk you have to admit, it's rather heady stuff. - it

position and financial backers in florida fritz ought to be a has a nice any involvement you have to look at how the alleged attack on fold it by. in full flow suddenly cut short. this footage broadcast live on state television shows the moment when an apparent explosion rocked a military parade sending hundreds fleeing on foot. the government declared it in assassination attempt. on a mommy which i don't want to see on explosions were heard which we have established as coming from multiple drone idea. of the fact of what i want to that people don't get that they will not think it was an attempt on the life of the president of venezuela nicolas maduro but to put everyone he's the attack has failed or that it all out of time in. just hours later mudra gave a defiant speech speculating that the incident was a right wing conspiracy with ties a broad international i mean ten thousand or so i see not a movie there has been an attempt to assassinate me not being pulled over i have no doubt that this all points to the extreme right in venezuela and in alliance with the right in colombia and

that is firefighter ed martinez and his dog, fritz. he is the one who is deployed to hawaii ahead of the hurricane, so building on the ground and sheltered either in an army base or some such thing, and then, as soon as the hurricane passes, they'll be able to go to work. so there are 40 members that are deployed on this usar team right now. i think there's a total of 80 members on the usar team. three dogs -- three k9 members were deployed, two for live and one cadaver. this is a live -- there we go. that's a live search and rescue dog. so ed's a tiller person at truck four. he's a 24 year veteran. we also have two other members of our department who have dogs. just so you know, fritz and the other two dogs that we have were rescue dogs, so there is a group called the search dog foundation that -- that goes around the country and rescues dogs from shelters, and these are dogs with high drive, and it's no wonder they ended up in shelters because they have so much energy, they either ran away from home or people didn't know what to do w

their tea topics was an experience on uranium that hahn had been carrying out with another colleague, fritz strauseman. now, they had created what they firmly believed to be isotopes of radium. however, when they had attempted to use barium as a carrier to help extract the radium and the use of carrier chemicals to separate out substances produced by a neutron bombardment had by then become a standard technique, they found that they just couldn't separate the barium from the radium. meitner listened carefully, and she advised otto hahn exactly what experiments he should conduct to cross check his findings. at christmas, 1938, lisa meitner, was in sweden with her ischz, who wefr have in the next slide. also a physicist, had many distractions. they were deeply worried about his parents, who were still trapped in austria, and they were glad to look at some further information sent them by hahn as a distraction. as they walked and skied in the snow, they began to realize that what hahn had achieved was actually the splitting of the uranium nucleus. meitner wrote to hahn, "you really do have a s

"fly away home" inspired this story, because the people in this ultralight, johannes fritz and corrina esser are actually playing mom to these birds, foster parents to these birds. >> wasn't that movie based off a true story as well? >> yes. it's about a little girl who flies an ultralight to guide geese to ahaess a biologist andd when that movie came out, he had just started working with these now, where they have aneu has g money to help teach these birds >> this is 15 to 20-day journey they're expecting, and they're expecting to go about 620 miles. look at the beautiful terrain underneath them. >> what do you -- i mean, how do you even get this to work? >> half of them got up there, got confused, didn't know what to do and flew back to the aviary, but some of them do keep following them. they've got about 30 of them in this journey and some of them are actually making it there. now, one bird did migrate on its own, but unfortunately, it was shot and killed by a farmer. >> why would they do that? >> so, these birds may appear like crows to some people because they haven't been around

you've got a couple of other younger youngsters coming up in francis tiafoe, taylor fritz, macky macdonald had an unbelievable showing at wimbledon. so there were a lot of players that are in peline that are that are coming he and in timewill be back at the top of the ranks. >> reporter: an integral part of developing this pipeline, is finding and cultivating untapped talent in underrepresented communities. after winning the u.s. open in 1968, arthur ashe co-founded the national the n.j.t.l. league, since its founding, hundreds of thousands of kids in underserved areas across t country have gone through programs under the n.j.t.l. >> if i tap you, i want rdu to step foro this line. >> reporter: the junior tennis ch.,pions center, the j.t.c. has been bringing free tennis lessons in washington, d.c. and the surrounding area for nearly a decade. >> can i have a high-fope? that was d >> reporter: throughout the eight weeks, coach annessa taylor and the other coaches are watching closely, looking for one or two kids who not only show ability, but seem particularly interested in tennis. what mak

if you take it up and have little smell, you should be getting through some citrusy fritz, fresh orange if you go ahead and try it, the flavours will slightly change, it will still be very sweet. however, it isa will still be very sweet. however, it is a different type of sweetness coming through so you will get some said of the fruits such as player and even toffee apple, so very different. it always surprises me how strong it is! i understand before it gets to the glass sun will evaporate from the cask? exactly, and here we lose roughly about 2% alcohol volume every single year, so we think it is quite a lot but it is not compared the warmer countries, in barbados they lose about 12% every year, so in barbados they lose about 12% every year, so we are very in barbados they lose about 12% every year, so we are very lucky in scotland. so the climate of scotland is perfect for whisky. but the weather varies across scotland very much so in different regions you can really taste different flavours?|j would see it is more down to production. with the bali and the water, not too much flavour

now san francisco the golden gate fifty nine fritz babies and stunning landscape is apparently awash in human waste the problem has got so bad that special teams are being deployed sixteen the place up. it's the worst you've seen and i will say that there is more there's more. on the sidewalks and i've ever seen you know growing up here that was something that did not wasn't the norm but the first thing that i've ever seen for sure. san francisco is because city where you needed three hundred fifty thousand dollar income to afford a median priced home in a city that has just announced a new patrol to clean up the streets instead of telling people to use a bathroom san francisco is going to send a control to pick. a six person crew that goes around the suited to cleanup how much would you have to make to do this job. nobody wants to step in feces i have children i don't want to do that either i don't like finding use needles but there are approaches in the city is trying but we actually need some federal help in this case in my opinion. you've got to get your hands dirty if you can on

and east and, yes, we are hanging good morning — welcome to breakfast with tina daheley and victoria fritzless they opt out, under plans unveiled today. the government says it could save 700 lives a year. police investigating the disappearance of a midwife from staffordshire find a body and arrest three people. more than 700 firefighters battle a major wildfire in portugal, as southern europe continues to swelter in near record temperatures. against all the odds, ireland are into the hockey world cup final after beating spain on penalties.

a little bit on the fritz, on the mend but more so, like his famously near-sighted father, he's near-sighted he can't see past his nose. when he goes to washington, d.c., he has to have a friend of his go in and crib the entire eye chart and memorize it. which is not a unique event. back then people would do that and quentin is one of those guys who does that. even beyond that. in 1913, quentin had gone an expedition not to the amazon, not to africa, but to the grand canyon. fairly safe i guess. except when you're going down that trail and when your pack horse falls on top of you, and ruins your back for the rest of your short life, that's a problem. it's a problem if you're going to become in any aspect of the military, particularly if you want to be a pilot. and he wants to be a pilot. i think he had his first experience with seeing flights in paris when he was a boy. tr is the first president to fly. he's the first ex-president to fly. you can watch on youtube and see him pulling up in a car. the the st. louis exposition after he's president of the united states they're trying to cajole h

and fanny and uncle fritz were very fond of the thirteen year old. care child kept her relationship with the browns a secret for more than sixty years. only her husbands knew about it and forbade her to mention it. not until the year two thousand did she decide to talk about her cousin eva i love that's my lot in a boa. we met with my aunt once or twice a week and went on a trip somewhere to keep their i'm as a. mussy or bunch my body sometimes event her sisters joined us. talked i enjoyed their visits a lot it was a great family time but as for me she says she. was into good fun we went swimming or had coffee and cake and returned to my grandparents in the evening. my father never joined us. he made it quite clear that he didn't want any contact with ava. we do eva can talk to her to. give us relationship with her parents wasn't as relaxed as the films might suggest her best friend later reported that ava spent most of her youth at her parents' place as the atmosphere at home wasn't very pleasant. able to courses in housekeeping bookkeeping and type

will always be suffering from grip or pneumonia or something like that, always a little bit on the fritz, on the mend, but more so, like his famously near sighted father, he is nearsighted. he can't see past his nose. when he goes to washington, d.c., he has to have a friend of his go in and crib the entire eye chart and memorize it, which is not a unique event to back then people would do that. quentin is one of those guys that does that. even beyond that, in 1913, quentin went on an expedition to the grand canyon, fairly safe, i guess, except that when you are going down that trail and when your pack horse falls on top of you and ruins your back for the rest of your short life, that is a problem. it is a problem if you're going to become, say, in any aspect of the military, but particularly if you want to be a pilot, and he wants to be a pilot. he had his first expense with seeing flight in paris when he was a boy. tr himself is the first president to fly, although technically he is not the first president to fly. he is the first ex-president to fly. you can watch him on youtube pullin

this was threatened by senator bill fritz when he was the majority leader and opposed violently by senatorarry lee he wasy reid when minority leader. it was invoked by harry reid when he was majority leader and opposed vehemently by mitch mcconnell when he was minority leader. it was then continued by its mcconnell and in fact expanded by him when he became majority leader. it is not a democratic or republican position. it is a majority party position and a minority party position. the majority leader has got to figure out how you get things done, and the senate became so polarized, especially over nominations, that nothing was happening, so eventually, they had to blow up the dam and let the water through. did an what reid mcconnell has continued. brian: is there any way to describe what impact this would have on the house? senateck: the house and are vastly different bodies and i think we often overlook that. people think there is a congress, and they know there's two bodies, but the house has always worked by the numbers. the majority party rules the house and always has. there's been v

dominic team came from a set down to beat america's taylor fritz that puts him in the fourth round team now i'm for the first ever u.s. open quarterfinals. that's one of his official saying umpire went beyond protocol when he appeared to give advice to australian player nick kiryas during a match the notoriously temperamental curious looked on course to lose against pierre baer and umpire mohammad the highly decided it was his job to deliver a pep talk to the players curious went on to win four sets for the harley has been given a warning but will carry on in his job at the events. the same things happen to meet up in the showroom for whom we all know what was you know that moment show the referees are the same thing it's not good for the integrity of the sport it doesn't have a good look. and through someone who's you know being rough they get worn you know if you keep doing this you can get a lot of things that have no effect at all three of them. was five two down so i mean obviously at all former n.f.l. quarterback colin cap'n it will be allowed to take legal action against team own

and now her trailer is on the fritz. >> is that right? while. >> seth: please welcome to the show alyssa milano, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: hi. welcome. >> hi. yay! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> seth: so, congratulations on the new show. >> thank you. >> seth: this is a -- a show that addresses a lot of serious issues. >> yes. >> seth: things like, fat shaming and bullying. it's also, obviously, we can tell from the clip. >> yes. >> seth: there's a lot of humor in it. >> yeah. we're constantly straddling that line between totally inappropriate and being very grounded and real. >> seth: and there also was some -- the trailer, when the trailer first came out, there was -- there was not only a lot of buzz about it, but there was some push back as well. people were -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- a little upset by what they thought the show was gonna be based on the trailer. >> yeah. well, and -- you know, i would never want to take that away from people. people's reaction

two time grand slam champion patrick fritz of it is true to the third round of the u.s. open the czech has never got past the quarter final stage in new york it was fairly plain sailing for the number five seed against china's yeah fine wong eight brutal forehand feeling seven five six three when. serina williams blazed through her much on wednesday and sets up a third round meeting with the older sister venus the six time u.s. open champion defeating green a bit tough to germany six two six two this will be the williams sisters earliest showdown at a major tournament in twenty years. former world number one andy murray has been knocked out by financial over disco in the second round the spaniard who was seeded number thirty one beat the twenty twelve champion in four sets murray is on the comeback trail after hip surgery he had beaten verdasco in thirteen of their fourteen previous meetings i defending champion rafael nadal sealed a straight sets victory over unseeded. of canada the seventeen time grandson champion. faces russia's foreign nationals and great. stories bo

our transport correspondent victoria fritz explains why this is happening.ming through, children with families and it slows the whole process down. combine all the extra demand with problems with supply. there are fewer border force staff now and there were five years ago. there have been major cutbacks and the controls have become more stringent in terms of baggage checks, four example. it has been a pretty bad summer for lots of people coming in. it is no surprise that the uk border force coming in. it is no surprise that the uk borderforce has missed its own target, 45 minutes wait. it has missed that target over 6000 times already this summer. we have heard of passengers queueing on the tarmac who cannot even get into the terminal building to get any get their passport checked. terminal building to get any get their passport checkedlj terminal building to get any get their passport checked. i will be back after the weather. see you then. temperatures got up to 32 degrees in queuein temperatures got up to 32 degrees in queue in london. there was this cumu