my champion, kevin hines, is fighting to fix that. >> oh, my brother. you've been fighting for for nearly 20 years, there it is. i know this is emotional, but this is -- this is in a large part because of you, man. i think we tend to be very reductionist when we cover stories. here's what happened. here's the outcome. i think what kevin hines and this story did for me was make me realize that the shades of gray inbetween stories aren't things that you should just dismiss. no detail is too small, especially with the story like the one i'm about to tell you. on september 25th, 2000, 19-year-old kevin hines walked to the middle of the golden gate bridge and jumped. >> so, you know, i'm falling head first. i immediately recognize if i hit head first, i will die. i hit the water and it shattered my vertebrae. it's like hitting a solid brick wall. >> what did you -- what was going through your mind? >> the very millisecond my hands left the rail and my legs cleared it, instant regret. instantaneous regret. i just wish i could go back in time. >> kevin and i f

kevin hines has spent the last 16 years trying to change those tragic numbers. this beautiful bridge, a barrier to stop someone from dying, someone like him. >> what are the aesthetics of a bridge compared to one human life? what if that was your mom or your dad? >> this is the place where you jumped. >> yeah. this is the place where i lived. >> i love that. >> what surprised me then, still surprises me now, is this story that kevin tells about the day that he jumped off the golden gate bridge. he made this pact with himself which was that if anybody basically is kind to me, if anybody looks at me and says, what's wrong? can i help you? wants to be compassionate in some way, if anybody had done that for him he wouldn't have jumped. that stuck with me and i think in some ways it has influenced and directed a lot of the other stories that i do. it's never about a single individual, it's always about the circle of individuals, the ecosystem of society as a whole. >> in some ways you look like a totally different person. >> yeah. >> i mean, first of all, just physic

kevin hines has spent the last 16 years trying to change those tragic numbers.on this beautiful bridge, a barrier to stop someone from dying, someone like him. >> what aesthetics of a bridge compared to one human life. what if that was your mom or your dad? >> this is the place where you jumped. >> yeah. this is the place where i lived. >> i love that. what surprised me then still surprises me now, is the story kevin tells about the day that he jumped off the golden gate bridge. he made this pact with himself, which was that if anybody basically is kind to me, if anybody looks at me and says what's wrong, can i help you, wants to be compassionate in some way, if anybody had done that for him, he wouldn't have jumped. that stuck with me and i think in some ways it has influenced and directed a lot of the other stories that i do. it's never about a single individual, it's always about the circle of individuals, the ecosystem of society as a whole. >> in some ways you look like a totally different person. >> yeah. >> i mean, first of all, just physically. both of u

kevin hines tried to end his life by jumping off the golden gate bridge. not only did he survive, but he has dedicated his life to suicide prevention. >> oh. oh, my brother. this is amazing. >> that thing that you have been fighting for, for nearly 20 years, there it is. i know. i know this is emotional, but this -- this is in large part because of you, man. >> i think we tend to be very reductionist when we cover stories. it's very binary. here's what happened. here's the outcome. i think what kevin hines and this story did for me was make me realize that the shades of gray in between stories aren't things that you should just dismiss. >> reporter: no details too small, especially with the story like the one i'm about to tell you. on september 25, 2000, 19-year-old kevin hines walked to the middle of the golden gate bridge and jumped. >> so, you know, i'm falling head first and i immediately recognize if i hit head first, i will die. i hit the water, and the impact shattered by d-12, l-1, l-2. it's like hitting a solid, brick wall. >> reporter: what was g

they hired, as a subject matter expert, hillard hines, a private company.hey came in and did the audit with the police department. the u.s. justice department eventually backed out of the relationship after the change in the president administration. the city of san francisco went to the state attorney general's office and the state attorney general's office stepped into where the u.s. justice department had been and the san francisco police department also retained hillard hines to continue their work in reviewing the audit that was done and basically the 272 recommendations that were made in which the city committed to implement. which we have been in the process of doing for the last two plus years. so, we're at some mid point now where we're ready for an interim report. i think hillard hines will release an interim report in a couple of weeks. i've asked the department and hillard hines give an oral report tonight to the public and commission just on the status of where they are and what they've done and where they're going. we open it up and i guess th

live now to hines a political scientist at the university of vienna things come of the program hines now what do you think about what the purpose of the sting that's brought down the now former vice chancellor. no matter what the invention of this video it was his. family it sure to be if we don't buy the big damage to that i think about this. but we did damage to almost 2 years webb and the chancellor declared it a cold snap in elections to limit the damage to new sanath so that he could be comparing combined is. it's now been a bit restudying election campaign for himself a silly thing to the success of the success of the government the last 2 years from sounding like a. bit production. so it was treated as a solution of the bad solutions. and always will lead them by. i guess but if they don't bobby's always are the best because staying in the government was not an option for them anymore they would lose it beijing the nation so they hope to find a new way to. maybe nothing to slip the election but for the next election. i have to say that. they look because of the image and of co

kevin hines has spent the last 16 years trying to change those tragic numbers.ful bridge, a barrier to stop someone from dying. someone like him. >> what are the aesthetics of a bridge compared to one human life? what if that was your mom or your dad? >> reporter: this is the place where you jumped. >> yeah. this is the place where i lived. >> i love that. >> reporter: what surprised me then still surprises me now, is the story that kevin tells about the day that he jumped off the golden gate bridge. he made this pact with himself, which was that if anybody basically is kind to me, if anybody looks at me and says what's wrong, can i help you, wants to be compassionate in some way, if anybody had done that for him he wouldn't have jumped. that stuck with me, and i think in some ways it has influenced and directed a lot of the other stories that i do. it's never about a single individual. it's always about the circle of individuals, the ecosystem of society as a whole. >> in some ways you look like a totally different person. >> yeah. >> first of all, just physica

twenty seventeen it was at that time that the parties former leader hines case dion's talker met with an alleged russian benefactor in a visa. in a video published over the weekends talker and a party colleagues you hon goodness are seen telling the woman she can expect profitable construction contracts. if she buys an austrian newspaper and supports the if you're. stalalker resigned on saturday s vice chancellor of courts later pledged to launch a probe into the allegations. on monday courts then told the courier newspaper that given tackles position he could not investigate himself. within an hour of giggles dismissal all of austria's far right ministers announced their resignation from the government. we have an ounce real leaving i'm very sad as we would have liked to continue our work. chancellor courts meanwhile said he hoped for early elections to be held in september. his political opponents the social democrats have demanded that all government positions be taken by experts. the scandal has been bad news for austria's far right a poll published on monday showed support for th

right freedom party the announcement followed the release of video footage showing vice chancellor hines. apparently offering lucrative government contracts to a woman posing as a russian oligarchs nice in exchange for her backing his party's 2017 election campaign. austrians will be voting for a new parliament but voters will have to wait until at least september transfer sébastien courts and president alexander funded by the agreed to the general election roadmap during talks on sunday. fundable and said ostrich reputation has been damaged by the actions of the countries now resigned vice chancellor of. the president said the government needs to regain the public's trust. we need to take all necessary steps to repair the reputation of our public officials and government representatives in difficult this this is an issue of national interest as well as of austria standing in the european union and the rest of the world. when your own. chancellor chords also said the government was examining the video and considering taking legal action he said the videos content required careful attenti

taken to the streets of vienna after compromising footage emerged involving austria as vice chancellor hines christians are demanding fresh elections after the leader of the anti immigration freedom party was filmed offering lucrative government contracts to suppose a russian millionaire in exchange for campaign help to release the video has triggered a government crisis conducted by 2 german newspaper struck that has now resigned after calling his own actions a catastrophe. austria's vice chancellor we did not want to be seen on t.v. . apparently soliciting campaign funding to return for government contracts at a meeting and if. they were talking to the niece of a russian oligarch in addition to illegal donations they want him to bias taken off just because tabloid to generate favorable coverage ahead of elections and 2017. but this was a sting and the video was leaked to german media who published it on friday. any wrongdoing. i know that i spent all my 7 hours it's mating it was a d.n.r. from 5 until midnight. during the course of this meeting i insisted that no laws were being broken. as

if minds took something off hoffenheim frankfurt could yet make europa league popham hines expends. mind is equaliser nudged frank foot back up to 7th in the table a point behind move the coasting against the house but. sometimes i really believe i can. cover. the balls today was so important for all of us for the club not the pull in lympics stadium leverkusen more free scoring form and now on course for the champions league. leave the. pretty. depressing news. i. know i'm so used to mines calls for celebration among the travelling support in munich into europe again often exhilarating season. so many matches and played under the semifinals in europe in the europa league and now there was. something. alongside frank 1st time mentioning black back was full of so secure the europa league. europe make sure that it's a great. sort of thing it's a good shot. because. it's. such a. system. the. job done for by him while don't have to settle for 2nd 6 places decided in the right spirit and that is that it's all over. the books. so now all we have left to say good bye some memories from a

. >>> 60 minutes correspondent, ening lejournalist scott pelley >> hine reflehis 30 year career. scott, thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you kenny and michelle. wonderful to be on kpix5. >> the book is called the truth worth telling. it took you two years to write this. what do you want readers to take away from this? >> what a great question. i wanted to write a memoir, but not about me. i didn't think anybody would care about that. but it occurred to me i had met the most fascinating people in the world who had discovered the meaning of their lives in some of the historic events of our times and that's what the book is about. it's about those people. and, the events that i witnessed. >> and these are people from presidents to everyday people. >> famous people. bruce springstein. presidents are in there. but a lot of people you have never heard of like a nurse, an air force nurse i met in iraq who hever own blood to save a marine who was dying in the operating room at a combat field hospital. inspiring stories about our is chronicles your career. but you don't start of

today, connecticut senator jim hine will join us. and then dan caldwell of concerned americans for america and john schultz will talk about veteran issues and their collaborations to war measures in congress. join the >> speaking at legal conference in washington, d.c., attorney general lumbar talked about nationwide injunctions saying they damage the legislative process. this 25-minute speech was a at a dinner host bd the american law institute. [applause] william: thank you very much. thank you very much. i'm honored to address a.l.i. this is my first time before this group. and this is actually the first sort of set piece speech i've given as attorney general. so that's 90 days ago. although, it feels like a lot longer. [laughter] among this distinguished company, it's hard to

minds took something off on the high in frankfurt could yet make europa league popham hines expense. mind his equaliser nudged frank foot back up to 7th in the table a point behind move the coasting against the house but. sometimes a little bit like the original. color. of the rose today was so important for all of us for the club at the brooklyn lympics stadium later koos a more free scoring form and now on course for the champions league. i. think it's pretty. depressing. because the economy is facing the table. i. would say it's a mine's cause for celebration among the travelling support in munich into europe again often exhilarating season. and so many matches and played under the semifinals in europe in the europa league with a voice. alongside frank 1st time mentioned blood bank one spoke of the secure the europa league. to. europe next years and it's quite. interesting to see the shot. 60. 6. 60. 5. job done for brian while don't men have to settle for 2nd 6 places decided in the right spirit and that is that it's all over. the books. so now all we have left to say good bye so

. >> sergeant benjamin hines of york, years -- 31 years old.rked with him said he never treated you like a subordinate. hines' sister says all she can hear now is her brother's reply to the family telling him they love him. he would say, i know. >> staff sergeant christopher slumman as 43 years old. his dream was to be a new york city firefighter. he's being remembered as a hero with two uniforms who risked his life. he leaves behind his wife shannon and their three young daughters. we thank these brave men for their service. and thanking their loved one in the fourth marine division of 25th marine forces reserve during this devastating time for them all. these heroes are our monumental americans. co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it. so plants... can be a little more... like plants. ♪ >>> welcome back to "velshi & ruhle.

the other games maybe minds can do something and some of us might if minds took something off often hine frankfurt could yet make europa league hoffenheim sixpence. mines is equalize and large frankfurt back up to 7th in the table a point behind the coasting against the house but. sometimes i'm a little bit like. the face of those today was so important for all of us for the club at the brooklyn lympics stadium leverkusen free schooling for now on course for the champions league. pretty. depressing. because i feel how complete fixing the table. i. also use the mines cause for celebration among the traveling some poles in munich into europe again often exhilarating season. it's so many matches and played under the semifinals in europe in the europa league and now there. was something. alongside frank puts that mentioned lot back woods book also secure the europa league. europe make sure that it's pretty. interesting to see the show. seems. most. job done for by him while goldman have to settle for 2nd 6 places decided in the race for europe and that is that it's all over. the books. so no

joining me is congressman jim hines, a democrat on the house intelligence committee.ur twitter feed. we'll talk about that. you're very passionate about this so we're glad to have you here to talk about it. good evening to you. a lot of us have been caught off guard by the sudden talk of the war with iran. but you've seen this coming for some time. >> yeah, don, catching the american public off guard is precisely what john bolton and mike pompeo and a group of people around the president who for a very long time have wanted a conflict with iran are hoping happens. they understand, and by the way it's not just people like bolton who has wanted this for decades, it is people abroad, leaders abroad who would love to have the americans jump in and do their dirty work for them. what is happening right now is that these people understand that president trump has an intuitive version, he doesn't want to get into another quagmire. they're going to turn the heat up under the kettle and we see this stepping away from the iran deal, calling the republican guard a terrorist organ

he decided to stay in berlin one opinion was particularly important to him that of his grandfather hines watts he fled from hamburg to shanghai with his mother in 1941 and later emigrated to israel went on i wanted to settle in berlin he talked to his grandfather. that's because. my grandfather was happy about my decision. or and he said. i'm glad that you are going to germany. you are the 1st of my descendants to return to my home country and speak my mother tongue my name with us by welcome that we so do it. because. a synagogue in berlin district or comes here when he wants to feel closer to his native is around. even though he likes to live in poland sometimes he misses his family. my heart is always a little torn. still i'm not going back to israel. at least not permanently even if i miss people you know i know for sure that it's soon as i'm in israel mr lin a great deal for me. and he really has no reason to leave he feels at home in the german capital. but i love berlin or lin is also in my heart on what makes berlin special are the possibilities i have here to spread my wings. fr

it became known a few months ago marine le pen was singing the praises of austrian vice chancellor hines christian straka saying how formidable he was struck as being forced to resign we find out why he was caught trying to sell his services to foreign forces behind this nationalist movement is a submission to foreign forces despite this the f p o still managed to pick up just over 17 percent of the vote in austria. there was also of course the elections very own 2 moment one swedish democrats candidate accused the other of sexual harassment and even though this scandal washed away it didn't hamper the anti immigration party's performance they increased their share of the vote to more than 15 percent. and despite merkel cornett our warning the populace party's wanted to destroy europe we are haring to deal with populist movements that in many areas are contemptuous of our veil use and want to destroy the europe of the values we represent we have to stand up to this these parties significantly increase their representation in many parts of the e.u. sex money the long arm of washington rea

a political downfall and a humiliating and to political office austria's vice chancellor hines christian strong have faced the cameras after handing in his resignation but he was adamant that he was the victim in this scandal. the only criminal offense that is present here is this stage secret service trap with illegal were caught doing this for some 2 years and then set it off and yes that was a targeted political assassination. i think it's a scandal that's proved to turbulent for the survival of austria's coalition government just hours after accepting stratas resignation the chancellor sebastian cuts announced snap elections if you are with us this i believe that a new coalition is currently not possible with anyone the freedom party cannot if the social democrats do not share the substance of my approach and the small parties are too small to really be able to support us. this is the video that led to his demise recorded secretly at a villa on the spanish island of a.b.c. just months before the 2017 actions in it struck another senior member of the freedom party and a woman posing a

and humiliating and to political office austria's vice chancellor hines christian strong have faced the cameras after handing in his resignation but he was adamant that he was the victim in this scandal. the only criminal offense that is present here is this stage secret service trap with a legal record in this where someone waited 2 years and then set it off and yes that was a targeted political assassination. i think it's a scandal that's proved to turbulent for the survival of austria's coalition government just hours after accepting stratas resignation the chancellor sebastian cuts announced snap elections over this this i believe that a new coalition is currently not possible with anyone the freedom party cannot if the social democrats do not share the substance of my approach and the small parties are too small to really be able to support us and talk again. this is the video that led to his demise recorded secretly at a villa on the spanish island of a.b.c. just months before the 2017 actions in it another senior member of the freedom party and a woman posing as a russian oligarc

close ties have now brought the freedom party to its knees a secretly filmed video has emerged of hines christians in a villa and ibiza spain it shows a woman claiming to be the niece of a russian oligarch promising illegal donations from under cleared sources apparently not a problem 1st off. there are a couple of very rich people who are contributing between 500002 1000000 euros. the contact was apparently arranged by johann goodness the parliamentary group leader of the freedom party goodness has long been known as struck his right hand man and has close ties to russia. the. format the who the suppose the niece of the russian oligarchy is what that was a clever setup and given the relationship between austria's freedom party putin and the united russia party in the middle sloan's how much damage this scandal will do to austria's far right remains to be seen many observers say it's unlikely that the freedom party will break with moscow thank you sir for being with your they'll continue to maintain these ties we've often heard rumors that money is changing hands even though the freedom

austria's far right deputy leader has resigned over a controversial video hines christian straka was apparently seen offering government contracts to an unknown russian woman in exchange for political support and as sonia gago explains there are now concerns about the extent of russian influence of a far right parties in europe runs with them. during that video which was made in july 27th t. he even suspected at one point that he may have been being set up but clearly those worries were laid and he continued speaking about the business in hand as it were which revolves around gaining russian support financial and political in a bid to try and win over contracts not just with austrian businesses but with the austrian government as well inflated contracts to to build highways casinos and also even discussing the possibility of taking over one of australia's most widely read newspapers at least 20 fighters of the us backed syrian democratic forces were killed and 2 bomb attacks and rocca a local police station and a military base were targeted and explosions were also heard in the capit

of a political down to humiliating and to political office austria's vice chancellor hines christianstrong have faced the cameras to handing in his resignation but he was adamant that he was the victim in this scandal and took it off duty criminal offense that is present here is the secret service to. up with a legal work or doing this where someone waited 2 years and then set it off and yes that was a targeted political assassination. i think it's a scandal that's proved to turbulent for the survival of austria's coalition government just hours after accepting stratas resignation the chancellor sebastian cuts announced snap elections if you are with us this i believe that a new coalition is currently not possible with the freedom party cannot if the social democrats do not share the substance of my approach and the small parties are too small to really be able to support. this is the video that led to his demise recorded secretly at a villa on the spanish island of a.b.c. just months before the 2017 actions in it struck another senior member of the freedom party and a woman posing a

building for believe it's $37.00 days now that they were in fact the building and arresting them adrian hines was also inside the building put out a tweet saying they are breaking down the door nobody was on this even at the time no other activists. and by the time reaper bribe them here now you can see and i'll show you a little background here that the building and the entire fairly. so that we don't have any idea. if they're still in fact carrying out the arrest is why they're being hauled out the back that we do have people around the back haven't seen anything yet either or if our friends are in fact already now in police custody at a police station we plan on staying here at the building to see what's happening and while we wait to hear word from our friends all of their phones are now not working that we have still some capacity at least. that they are fully under cover police custody and that we plan on being here as well to make sure that none of the pro quo i don't know opposition protesters now try to be legally based the building. building is protected by the 961 b.n. the conventi

that was tom hines talking to paul carter. this is alta iii which is in no way freaking me out.to step away from this thing. goodbye. but the hello. much of this week has been gloriously sunny, dry and reasonably warm. things turned a bit cloudier and cooler later on friday. this was a picture taken by one of our weather watchers in mepham in kent. a bit of sunshine across scotland. through the course of the weekend the sunshine will be in shorter supply. quite an unsettled showery story. some sunny spells, especially across parts of the uk. scotland will see the bulk of the rain on saturday morning because we have got this frontal system, fairly weak front coming and which is introducing a lot of low cloud, mist and fog as well. outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland. a soggy start to saturday here. patchy rain affecting parts of northern ireland. a few showers popping up for northern england. further south, dry weather through the morning, but you‘ll notice too, one or two of those showers just bubbling up in the afternoon. nowhere immune to catching a passing shower. in t

finances ahead of a possible reduction in tuition fees, that's to the education secretary, damien hinesvernment is looking closely at the quality of degrees and graduate earnings. there have been warnings that lowering tuition fees to £7,500 per year could put some institutions at risk of going bust. sarah walton reports. universities say they're worried about money. a report due out next week is expected to call for a cut in tuition fees. but the education secretary, damian hinds, says claims universities across england are struggling financially is scaremongering. the augar review was commissioned by theresa may to find ways of making university education better value for money. it's expected to suggest ideas like lowering maximum tuition fees from more than £9,000 to £7,500 a year, limiting student numbers, and offering incentives for shorter, cheaper, two—year degree courses. damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their belts since the financial crash, universities have seen their income from fees go up. he also pointed to an incre

>>hines this weekend.he greatest family stopped and turned around after hearing a cry for on treading water has said as soon as they jumped in the water i could tell that it was. >>you know i was wanted help the fine was stuck on the rocks but this family was determined to bring it to safety so we as we pulled up, i i wasn't expecting it to jump and actually swim out towards measles have taken back a little bit and when it got close i was actually afraid that it was illegal under the current teams are going water jesse past the fund to his sister who was able to bring the fun to its mother was waiting patiently on the shoreline and the mother was on the other side of the bush where i was i was very united want her to attack because i had her baby. >>and then i was able to pick up on shore it actually can walk it first so have to keep pushing it so that i want to fall back into the water and then it walked up to the mother and then even started settling on entire rescue caught on camera by a quick thinking

that was tom hines talking to paul carter. this is alter iii which is in no way freaking me out.ke to get in touch with us, you can. don't forget, we live on social media on youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and i'm going to step a little bit further away from this thing. bye! hello there. the next couple of days are looking fairly dry for most of us, with some warm spells of sunshine, but things are turning more unsettled and gradually cooler as we move through the bank holiday weekend. today, though, was a largely dry one, with some warm spells of sunshine around, particularly across england and wales, and these are the sorts of temperatures we're beginning the day on. now, we've got more cloud and rain across the north—east of scotland. that's because of this area of low pressure which is slowly pushing towards scandinavia. and this front will bring thicker cloud towards the south—west of the country, perhaps bringing the odd spot of rain to the far south—west of england later on. thicker cloud for western parts of wales and for northe

that was tom hines talking to paul carter. this is alter iii which is in no way freaking me out.e to get in touch with us, you can. don't forget, we live on social media on youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and i'm going to step a little bit further away from this thing. bye! hello there. many of us had a pretty cloudy day yesterday weather wise. it was in scotland and northern ireland where the weather wasn't just cloudy, it turned out to be quite wet and cool. the skies looked like this. further south, the cloud did breakup. we got a little bit of sunshine. but that just sent these big shower clouds towering up through the skies around in the greater london area. the radar picture still shows we have patches of rain around across parts of scotland, northern ireland as well. but the showers we had across england and wales have largely cleared out of the way. that said, you can still see some passing showers working into the coastline of sussex and kent over the next few hours. further north, that's where the cloudiest weather will be. th

leader has resigned over a controversial video putting the ruling coalition there at risk chancellor hines christian struck overseen apparently offering government contracts to an unknown russian woman and exchange for political support the secretly filmed video was published by 2 german newspapers but stryker says it was a set up. the only criminal offense that is present here is the stage secret service trump with the legal recordings were someone waited 2 years and then set it off and yes that was a targeted political assassination while our son go explains how the political crisis in austria will affect next week's european elections. certainly comes as a surprise to those who would have not anticipated this happening at all but with stronger there's this case there would have been no other option but for him to step down from this incredibly in glorious moment for him in his political career he came out with with that in the press conference earlier on and said that his fellow freedom party member. of would be stepping into his place currently the transport minister but this has reall

there are questions as to whether he can be trusted to clarify hines questions tatas misconduct or examine allegations of abuse of office bribery and illegal party financing the opposition is calling for an independent investigation. you see is a snortin big i think the investigators should be experts and not members of the ministries involved it's ok nick i'm did not know that the i'm this was the freedom party is holding talks at a secret location interior minister kittle is not eager to step down according to party sources for political analysts that doesn't come as a surprise this was kicking pickle is trying to keep his party colleagues motivated it's a sign of the freedom party returning to its defensive siege mentality at the at the if they had to get a look at the wild conspiracy theories in connection with the abuse or video are now making the rounds with the right wing populists but chancellor could swill probably have to deal with the freedom party ministers to get anything done. the mention of the government's stability can mean a lot of things but the kurds certainly doesn't w

of a political downfall and a humiliating and to political office austria's vice chancellor hines christian strong have faced the cameras to handing in his resignation but he was adamant that he was the victim in this scandal and took it off duty criminal offense that is present here is this stage secret service trap with illegal recordings. and then set it off and yes it was a targeted political assassination. but if you just i think that it's a scandal that's pretty tough enough for the survival of austria's coalition government just hours after except i'm struck has read. nation the chancellor sebastian cuts announced snap elections. i believe that the new coalition is currently not possible with anyone the freedom party cannot if the social democrats do not share the substance of my approach and the small parties are too small to really be able to support us. this is the video that led to his demise recorded secretly at a villa on the spanish island of ibiza just months before the 2017 actions in it struck another senior member of the freedom party and a woman posing as a russian oligar

to buy influence into austria in various ways and there we see that the head of the freedom party hines kristin stockade. offering to do deals with them and sort of breezes or r missio. this is truly astonishing it is breathtaking and i think that's why he had to resign within twelve hours of the video being released. sebastian courts the chancellor of austria called new elections within twenty four hours so if there'ss anything good about wht happened in austria over the weekend i think we can say that it showed that. in a western european. democratic country that the institutions are still working despite the influence of the far right there it's important to remember that the freedom party was a member of the government. and had more than a quarter of the of the votes in the last which is different from most of the populist right wing politic. in government right and and and they are have just been much more successful over the years in austria than they have in other countries this is the second time in recent years. that they were a member of of the of the governing coalition. kare

that was tom hines talking to paul carter. this is alter iii which is in no way freaking me out.et in touch with us, you can. don't forget, we live on social media on youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and i'm going to step a little bit further away from this thing. bye! the best word to describe the weather this weekend is mixed because there will be some sunshine and in that sunshine it will feel warm but equally some showers and some of them could be really heavy, drenching downpours. as we go through today, across scotland and northern ireland it is likely to stay predominately cloudy with some outbreaks of rain whereas for england and wales we will have brighter skies and spells of sunshine but also some hit and miss heavy and thundery showers. looking more closely, it is likely to stay grey and damp across much of scotland today, although the rain will tend to ease a little, turning lighter and patchier. in aberdeen, a noticeable easterly breeze. in northern ireland, generally cloudy, some bits of brightness and some rain, and for en

you know gaining traction wus mathias phone hine thank you you're watching d.w. news still to come on the program the vegan burger start up that has made a sizzling wall street a beauty look at what's behind the plant based protein cranes but first such. huge crowds of demonstrators have joined what is being called a million strong march outside of sudan's army headquarters demonstrators are demanding the ruling military hand over power to civilians following last month's overthrow of the president omar al bashir they gathered at meeting points across the capital khartoum and marched toward the main sit in outside of the military headquarters. w.'s jeff are abdul karim made a group of women in khartoum who told him how the protests have affected them and their fam. the women who live in the alba the district of khartoum in sudan are overjoyed the regime has finally been overthrown their sons helped accomplish this even though they risked being beaten up each time they went to demonstrations lignite is the mother of three sons who took part in the moment life swea

a ts fund hine has been looking into germany's gang scene for some time now and we're going to bring him in mathias welcome what can you tell us more about this gang. well we came across is a very group couple of time ago when we were talking to an iraqi refugee here in germany this refugee is an outspoken assy is just very active on social media and he claimed because of his se ism to have being. targeted by this group and to have been threatened by this very group and those threats to us seem very very credible and apart from that i have to say that there's a lot of speculation about the group and not a lot of hard facts but one thing we do have and that is the videos that the groups themselves produced and posted online when they were still active on facebook and twitter and when we look at this video i think there are 2 things very striking and one is. you know there's this intimidating demeanor of those gang members very much in line with what you would expect from a biker gang but we see the use of religious symbols connected with shiite islam and if you look at those in seekin

let's delve deeper into some of the queries some rob was raising there with hines gartner a political scientist from the university of vienna welcome why was this no confidence vote triggered considering it wasn't as we've been going through it wasn't the austrian chancellor himself in the so-called the gate video. what was. built was who should be the social democratic party but it was the coalition. of popular times liquids that wouldn't have been. if they wouldn't have something non-confidence vote their social mental coffeepot equipment have explained. space criticised times like goods. for the. holder of previous period but now they could not vote for him and when you look at the freedom of course there's a little bit of eventually because. you are trying to cook for one to do business. here. he did not accept civil. could such as this didn't. release more government so huge change the ministers of the freedom about the reese friendly would have been a friend to the experience and. so it would be social democratic but we have. no we don't accept this one yet it's essential as you

the conditions of made it one of the deadliest seasons ever on the mountain on friday irishman kevin hines died in the so-called death zone known for low levels of oxygen local hiking officials have attributed most of the deaths to weakness exhaustion and delays on the crowded winds and paul is facing scrutiny facing a record 381 permits for this year's spring season british mountainy alan hanks has described the spike in deaths as heartbreaking and he warns that high altitude mountain climbing is a dangerous sport. these people have spent 40000 pounds which is a life saving to do it in the car for all to go but following you you know that up multi-millionaires you know multimillionaires usually on the yachts that are on everest when i did it i was lucky it was only it was about 20 years ago when there was only 4 of us on the sort myself a friend and soon the police to shippers i looked around for i could see the curvature of the snow looks around the full busy size mounted it will look seen not next so we don't spend too long in the so it's i should point out to people you want to spend a