conceivably leap into 2nd place with an emphatic win on sunday and in the bottom half shall can't hoffand i'm have the chance to move up with winds tomorrow and it starting to look bad for has a belin who are rooted to bottom spot that brings us to our play of the day as voted by you on twitter and the winner with a stunning 60 percent of the vote is men's marco voice but the credit doesn't just go to him sanchez storming down the right flank a castle with a dummy to leave royce with an easy task lovely chemistry on display between don't moans from 3. past all from us for today but join us again tomorrow for more highlights and plenty of expert analysis to leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's games but for now. move. explore. naturalised. renaissance man. and xander fun of them both to. mark is 250th birthday if we talk with unreliable historian. author and. expert. next on t.w. . many who tried getting around the berlin wall met their deaths. as a child he was already dreaming of a skate. and he. of 29 he was the last person to be shot for trying. the short life of c

they packed on to trains heading west through each germany ending up in the western german town of hoff 30 years later some of them have been retracing their steps. and journey back in time. 30 years ago how much sun there was travelling in a train just like this one. it's like. reliving it all over again. back then sunder was one of thousands of refugees fleeing east germany they travelled in special trains from prague to the west but to get there they had to pass through east german territory where they fear to be arrested. in order to keep memories of those journeys alive some of the people who made those trips then doing it again. they all left east germany that way. after several tense weeks in the west german embassy in prague. it was in september 1989 east germans were poor ng into the embassy the building was quickly overwhelmed. many ended up camping out in the embassy grounds it was cold. sanders spent 3 weeks here with his wife and 2 children new arrivals came in over the fence every day. for them. it never stopped raining the cut down board so he didn't have to walk through

shampoos hand creams even bakery products those palm oil and hoff of all supermarket products. rain forests around the globe are destroyed to make way for the palm oil plantations. now experts are calling for products ecological footprint to be clearly stated on the packaging. is difficult today although it's changing the technologies are coming out that allow us to understand the full trace to value chain of what we buy and i think that will become increasing the case i mean for now it's very clear that having more vegetables and fruits in your diet is probably a step in the right direction but i want to make it very clear that all food can be grown sustainably so we need to go down that road. pesticides and chemical fertilizers pollute soil and groundwater. however only 1.4 percent of all arab lenders organically cultivated but demand is rising world wide in india alone there are over $800000.00 farmers but organic cost small. the expression we often use is you can pay me now or you can pay me later so if you're in the grocery store and you're choosing something in your think

he said some areas a 7 and the hoff meters under water. so. but most residents don't live in such grand houses many have lost their homes and possibly their lives countless people less still missing. in the midsection just started tragedy in town itself and then bam. mission and focus now. is search and rescue and recovery. meanwhile the u.s. state of florida has been preparing for dorian's arrival people in vulnerable areas have been ordered to leave their homes the national guard has been deployed even if the hurricane doesn't end up hitting florida as hard as expected the state's governor has warned the storm shouldn't be underestimated we think this is a much better track than we were looking at 72 hours ago we just asked people to stay safe remain vigilant. but not everyone is taking things a seriously. and some a choosing to remain calm. yeah we're ready my husband years and 57. i'm ready we're having floods. he's almost a minute. again i can swim. a float. but these images might just instill some respect this is during a scene from the

duck chief executive because for new we're talking there about that leaks or d. a recording the 2nd hoff all of it was her talking about how she heard miss read the strength of public opinion i mean how can somebody be the chief executive of hong kong a not read the writing on the wall clearly an understand the significance of its i think lame duck is the correct description i think the for the moment beijing has to remain loyal to carry lamb for reasons of face but you know in january she will beat and i think we've lost that line there too in hong kong we'll go back to him as soon as we can of course and get you more. well from one moving story to another one is set to be another dramatic day in the british parliament the house of commons after the prime minister boris johnson suffered a defeat over his breakfast strategy mr johnson has in effect expelled 21 m.p.'s from his own party after they voted against him to seize control of the parliamentary agenda and in just the last hour or so a scottish court has now ruled that mr johnson's planned suspension of parliament is legal so he ca

shampoos hand creams even bakery products that palm oil and hoff of all supermarket products. rain forests around the globe are destroyed to make way for the palm oil plantations. now experts are calling for products ecological footprint to be clearly stated on the packaging. is difficult today although it's changing the technologies are coming out that allow us to understand the full traced value chain of what we buy and i think that will become increasingly the case i mean for now it's very clear that having more vegetables and fruits in your diet is probably a step in the right direction but i want to make it very clear that all food can be grown sustainably so we need to go down that road. pesticides and chemical fertilizers pollute soil and ground water. however only 1.4 percent of all arava lenders organically cultivated but demand is rising world wide in india alone there are over $800000.00. but organic costs. the expression we often use is you can pay me now or you can pay me later so if you're in the grocery store and you're choosing something and you're thinking wel

the news out live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes saudi arabia cuts oil output by nearly hoff following drone attacks on key oil facilities. the us secretary of state james iran for those drone attacks on saudi aramco despite claims of responsibility by yemen's who's the rebels. and the bahamas relief efforts are stepped up to help people left homeless after hurricane dorian. plus off to 6 days at sea dozens of african migrants leave their rescue ship to safety in italy. now u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o is accusing iran of direct involvement in saturday's drone attacks on some of saudi arabia's most important oil facilities he tweeted saying tear on his behinds nearly 100 attacks on saudi arabia while rouhani and zarif pretend to engage in diplomacy amid all the coals for deescalation iran has now launched an unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply there is no evidence the attacks came from yemen but the rebels say they are behind the attacks on the world's largest petroleum. processing facility an advocate and an oil field in her race and that's forced riya

millions of children skipped school again on friday to hold global climate strikes organizers say hoff a 1000000 students and adults joined gretta turn back at a rally in montreal and they have some words of wisdom for those in charge if you don't do this no be no future for us to look at the point of studying in school in the world today we've got these new mintern are doing justice to our planet of science he busy it up with last minute budget deal is over the blessed so you do. remove all of his own movie we want action from you where are you. going to keep fighting for the stain ability that we deserve and i believe. it would be. starting with the banning of single use personally and even the banning of fossil fuels would be greatly to take product of wasting. gases and we should actually take frayn's take a bite from predators for tasted political newsroom agreement to. show. you could have in your mind as a goal if you life improved in life this is really like your hour like no more time left to act on climate change because people around the world are already being affected my g

finance minister we just heard from also noted that hotels have seen occupancy rates drop to about hoff in some places some of the city's busiest districts are now half empty compare those pictures now to previous years when it was bustling and very busy on hong kong local business owners say they've been hit hard by the unrest but it's a nice this industry has indeed been he has really all of us mind only medium sized travel agency but it still has quite a few tour groups handle. the most important thing is this is not how will we don't want these rights to destroy our society we hope things are resolved as soon as possible and then we can work to try and do. back the confidence of tourists to visit hong kong my drivers have made no money for 3 consecutive months and i hope things can be settled as soon as possible so peace can be restored to hong kong then our tourism industry can get back to normal we should promote hong kong and get it back to what it was before so that people feel hong kong is the safest city and the best destination for tourism. lad on the profound all us water se

well i'm joined now here at the big table by nora hoff stator from the activists associations zebra which opposes the criminalization of the rescue of migrants in the mediterranean where it's good to have you on the show so you've seen what happened today in malta in this agreement what's your take on it i think this is 1st of all of course this is a huge success for us as a social movement this is what we've been in the streets for for over one of the half years we've brought hundreds of thousands of people into the streets to bring in a situation again where countries would open their ports the protestant church has been there with us we have 100 communes and cities now that stand in solidarity with the sco but looking from a political perspective this is just a tiny step and if you look at the bigger context is this nothing at all for people who are stuck in libya and the detention camps there and now this that's nothing at all for the ships that are that do have rescue capacities but are stuck in high rates because they are confiscated by european countries so what about the condition

netflix has a bull's-eye on its back for a hoff of reasons. >> right. >> one of them is the value versus growth. a lot of times when you look at apple you get both in an apple along with the icing on the top or the whip cream on the top of streaming. >> cherry i use the -- >> ice cream and the whip scream. >> another arrow in the cream. >> it's a good thing netflix put threw the price increase because in this environment you have to wonder whether or not price increases will come again? you've got at&t under more pressure to show that the time warner acquisition is going to work. >> netflix probably did it the time they needed to. flew unthe radar screen. people having it didn't see it coming now people might be hypersensitive to it you make a great point in terms of trading it though, again, kudos to tim been honest for a while. but i think you get the trading opportunity against 242 and lines up niecely reporting earnings i believe on october 16th b.k. is right it's a bear market mouns are bounce and this is the first time i think you have seen the white reed hayesings eye. >> that's d

saudi arabia ray says to restore oil production off to drone attacks knock out more than hoff of its output threatening to send shock waves through global markets. no i want welcome to the program i'm maryanne demasi of watching al-jazeera life in london also coming up a country that witnessed the birth of the arab spring holds presidential elections but less than hoffa voters show up to the ballot box. thousands of people were turned to salvage what they can from their destroyed homes weeks after hurricane dorian ripped through the bahamas. and thousands of protesters defy a police ban to demand democratic changes in hong kong. saudi arabia is racing to restore its oil production after drone attacks targeted the heart of its energy industry well than half of the kingdoms oil output was knocked out by saturday strikes that comes to roughly 6 percent of global production yemen to see rebels say and they carried out the assault but the u.s. was quick to point the finger at iran meanwhile the iranian government denies any role in these strikes accusing the united states of deceit or lie

turning to desert is affecting more than 3000000000 people wild wide and estimates are that a land area hoff the size of the european union is degraded annually and the worst affected regions are in africa and asia one priest seeing looks at the fields in his village tears come to his eyes here and how young are they used to grow millet and make a good living from it today the land is bone dry in fact 30 percent of india's land is no longer usable why because of climate change and the leeching of fields by intensive agriculture yes i mean imagine trying to gain years ago our soil was fertile but then there was less and less rain and we had to irrigate. now the ground water has too many minerals in the soil is salty that's why farmers can't grow anything here anymore what are you up to me ok. preach sing visits his cousin arrest his family in a rush was a farmer and had taken out a loan for seeds but the harvest never came the bank would no longer accept his dry farmland as collateral then last year in a rush committed suicide now his family doesn't know how to make ends meet. you you know th

are friendly neighborhood gun lobbyist organization is back in the headlines once again hoff watchers but this time it's not for a hostile takeover orchestrated by oliver north of the contra affair and if you don't know that this time when the national rifle association is suing the city of san francisco why oh why would the n.r.a. says san francisco us well it definitely has something to do over the city's decision to designate the n.r.a. as a domestic terror. i mean. the n.r.a. calls the city's unanimous approval of the contras so revolution a fruit of insult by tamarac of our science on how he has more on the story from miami. the n.r.a. says that san francisco's board of supervisors is trying to discriminate against people quote based on the viewpoint of their political speech on the board of supervisors basically san francisco city council unanimously approved a resolution on september 3rd designating the n.r.a. a quote domestic terrorist organization and calling for the city and county of san francisco to reassess contracts with businesses that also do business with the n.r.a. t

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the former soviet union make up some 15% of israel's population, a vote that's generally in the hand hofferman, lieberman once worked for netanyahu before launching his own party. now the former defense minister is the secular right wing thorn in netanyahu's side, having request it the israeli government saying he was too soft on terror and caved to the religious. >> i hope we will establish a real national white liberal government, with our orthodox and with our radical members of our -- >> reporter: polls show lieberman with enough seats to prevents netanyahu getting the right wing government he wants. while lieberman begins with his russian base, his appeal is growing across the political spectrum. >> translator: the joints interest is secularism. they feel the country is changing and they feel the religious population is becoming a majority and more and more dominant and it scares them and lieberman tells them i am holding your flag. >> reporter: the former mayor of tel aviv, he once belonged to netanyahu's likud party, now he says he's voting lieberman. >> he is a right wing but not

applause] >> so, one of the things that really struck me in the movie, you say, growing up game live hoff holocaust survivors everything is understood as a conspiracy to murder jews. you talk about how your home was haunted, and that fear and paranoia enveloped your life. can you just tell us about that, about the holocaust being everpresent as a child growing up in your home? >> a kind of a paradox because although the holocaust is always there it's rarely spoken about. you see net your parent's fears and terrors what is going on outside your front door. i can have no memory of my mother being in bed. all i remember is when we went to bathroom at night the living room is dark and my mother is sitting there with we window shade above the sill and look ought the window keeping vigil. every night. i think that's how haunted our house was. and another example is one time i went to the -- i would hang towel the public library and ran into a friend one night and we stayed there an hour after closing time. i got home at 10:00, and there's a skokie police squad car in front of our house because

i'm worries about the price hoff my shampoo, that may have a tariff on it. it keeps me up at flight. i need it desperately. that's the thing, too, there's so much impact here so the u.s. does need something to work out as much as china does if not more. >> neil: when you look at it, the numbers lately have been improving in china. we have some numbers that came out today that reinforce the notion that it might have been a one off the manufacturing and all the data coming in look strong. so you could call that argument a wash. but it's in neither country's interest to see this drag on a hell of a lot longer, is it? >> absolutely. but i do think that china has nor to lose than the u.s. as evident in their economy, which is not doing nearly as well as the u.s. economy. the adp report, we go 195,000 jobs added. that is very, very good. that means that our labor market is strong, that means consumers have more money in their pockets to buy things like scottie's shampoo. >> neil: we have to resolve that. i know numbers that come out of china should be looked with,

others are high tailing town after an embarrassing loss and shame hollywood helicopter, mom felicity hoff >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news back to our big hot spot and sent all northbound 6 80 in vargas, a major crash involving a couple of big rigs and a fuel spill. we do have the 2 left lanes open so that's better news for the traffic's not so great, here's squeezing by in the right lanes would still backed up in heavily all the way through fremont be on mission south the southbound side even heavier backed up onto 5.80 which is a mess. yes out of livermore just trying to get to 6.80 and make that move and so although we do we have traffic getting through we still have major delays so 45 minutes here rolling south from dublin out of fremont pack your patience. the bridges are looking good. richmond sandra fell no delays here. this is a great trip to the north bay at 7 minutes, the bay bridge traffic looks better. it is still backed up through the maze but it's sending out a little bit and we're down to 15 minutes so that's not so bad working your way into san francisco. little c

next 60 minutes saudi arabia races to restore oil production after drone attacks knock out more than hoff of its output threatening to send shock waves through global markets . the country that witnessed the birth of the arab spring holds presidential elections but less than hoffa voters show up to the ballot box. and thousands of people return to salvage what they can from their destroyed homes weeks after hurricane dorian ripped through the bahamas. stems in doha with over the sports stadium or the ball screwball wheelchair indians they defeated all due to you know to the world cup for the 2nd time in the it's. a welcome to the program our top story saudi arabia is racing to restore its oil production off to drone attacks targeted the heart of its energy industry more than half of the kingdom's oil output was knocked out by saturday strikes that amounts to roughly 6 percent of global production yemen's who's the rebel said they carried out the assault but the u.s. was quick to point a finger at iran the iranian government denies any responsibility cues in the united states of deceit all

been active on twitter defending his call with the ukrainian president and demanding the resignation hoff the democratic chairman of the house tell committee, adam schiff. among the president's tweets, if that perfect call or i should say perfect phone call with the president of ukraine isn't considered appropriate, then no future president can ever again speak to another foreign leader. more than 300 former national security officials disagree with his view of the call. they signed a letter calling president trump's actions a profound national security concern. john roberts reporting live. hi, john. >> good afternoon, shep. the white house is confirming that a transcript of the call that the president had with volodymyr zelensky, the ukrainian president, on july 25 was archived on a highly secure computer system, it is not saying which system and the two high security systems that i told exist are one called the top secret information system and one above that which is code word for where information about covert operations are usually housed. might be unusual for a transcript to be hous

turner served half of a six hoff month jail sentence for assaulting. the outrage causing many people to rally behind the victim impact statement which was posted online. she has a memoir called know my name. it will be available for purchase later this month. >>> now, to that deadly fire on a diver boat off the southern california coast. this morning, we learned officials have recovered 33 bodies. just one person is still reported missing now. authorities ended their search for survivors yesterday, and they have been continuing their recovery efforts. 33 people were asleep below deck when the boat caught fire early monday morning off the coast of santa barbara. >>> it is never an easy decision to suspend search efforts. we know that this is a very difficult time for families and friends of the victims. we have suspended the search efforts due to no additional individuals having been witnessed entering the water. >> the flames moved quickly blocking both the narrow staircase and the hatch to the lower deck, the only way to escape. the captain and four c

is a violation of the emollients cause which prohibits federal money going to the president in lew hoffis salary. >> do you know who made the decision to start staying there? >> reporter: that is the big question we hope to get answered in the next day, months even. the pentagon has been slow in responding to the oversight review's questions. do their credit, they have confirmed everything we have put to them. they have been speedy in responding to our inquiries. it took them three months for more details about military expectstures and and around trump properties. we don't know if there was a white house role played here. we don't know how high this went. >> that is something we and the committee is interested in. >> thank you, good to see you. >> reporter: thank you. >>> joining me from capitol hill, democratic congresswoman katy hill. a member of the oversight committee. nice to see you. >> reporter: nice to see you. >> what is the committee doing to get more light on this issue? >> so we have requested from the department of defense a number of document underlying contracts, invoice

>>judy hoff lost her 35 year-old son travis and the fire she says neither harris's nor al man is suffering would bring her happiness, although she did ant justice. >>nothing's going to make me happy really. to be honest. i wish it would have been over time. >>a friend of victim donna kellogg says she too was in pleased with the outcome but regardless the decisions were not going to bring back her friend. >>no verdicts whether he was guilty whether he was innocent whether he was acquitted because there wasn't enough evidence is ever going to change the fact that very bright star in this universe lost her life that night tragically horrific lee and unnecessarily in my opinion. >>friends and family also telling us it's already been a stressful time for people that have been going through this and they are not looking forward to next month. reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>thank you dan and now the max harris has been acquitted. he is once again a free man. >>kron four's gayle ong is live outside of the santa rita jail in dublin where max harris is no more gayle. >>that

. >> you have been fighting this shift in the republican party, what do you think hoff this take?historically when we get arguments like this, my first response is this is a wish being the author of a thought. this may be different. the gop really does have severe structural issue, the loss of the suburban vote is a long-term problem. i think it's worth considering in polarization, people are democrats because they hate republicans, republicans hates democrats, the one party dies, the other loses the will to live. it may be different because people may leave to find the replacement after the gop. >> i agree. >> in fact, i want to end the discussion with a debate. this is, you sort of are arguing that electability may not be what it is, elizabeth warren putting out more plans may be more responsive than joe biden is doing. >> because we are dealing with this transformative moment, there is real big dynamics shaping the election. one is the nature of the republican party. the second is this attempt to suppress government. the other is this battle against america being an immigrant c

millions of children skipped school again on friday to hold global climate strikes organizers say hoff a 1000000 students and adults joined gretta turn back at a rally in montreal and they have some words of wisdom for those in charge if you don't do this no be no future for us to work in church the point of studying in school in the world today we got these new mintern are doing justice to our planet of. less than a budget deal is over the blessed the so you do. move is all movie we want action from you where are you when you were going to keep fighting for the stain ability that we deserve and i believe. it would be. starting with the banning of single use personally and even the banning of fossil fuels would be greatly to take product of wasting. gases and we should actually take frayn's to take bite from predators potations political newsroom agreement to . show. you go to hell in your mind as a goal if you life improved in life this is really like your hour like no more time to act on climate change because people around the world are already being affected my generation really sh

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week this is footage from abqaiq the world's largest oil processing facility the attack knocked out hoff of saudi arabia's output the largest climate change protest in history taking place around the world people from more than 150 countries are joining a strike led by young people and calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels and begins a weeklong worldwide campaign demanding greater action from political leaders. well let's go now to the indonesians capital jakarta and our correspondent there really lemme hammett. it's a festive atmosphere here in the capital to consul west around 400 students some as young as 10 years old a university students are demonstrating for what they're calling climate action they want the government to enforce a contrivance emergency to deal with some of the issues that's currently facing the country much of this is around absolution they say they want clean air and blue skies now all of this comes off the back all of the major forest fires that have happened in indonesia for the last couple of months on the island of sumatra and on borneo and it's causin

. >> since i'm the other half hoff their dna, why not give them the whole picture. >> they were tolduld foot the bill. >> point plank, it won't cost you anything? >> it won't cost you anything. >> results were promised four-to-six weeks, since then they've received nothing except these, a slew of charges to their medicare account. his was build more than $10,000. his more than 8300. >> it hits many ethat we have been taken. >> totally unreasonable. totally outrageous, totally wrong. >> reporter: genexe is a part of exploding companies that go anywhere seniors hang out. the cancer test may be the hook. but the real goal is to collect as many medicare numbers as possible. don't let the scrubs fool you. these recruiters are not healthcare professionals. this woman was convicted in 2017 of a half a million securities fraud. we found her last june in youngstown, ohio, while she was still on probation pitching the cancer test, not for genexe but for another company. >> did you say medicare pays for that? >> medicare, yeah. >> reporter: we found dozens more ken and judy johnson's recruited

. >> thank you chairman hoff -- inhofe and ranking member reed. it's a grape right to introduce fellow arizonians and my personal friend ambassador barbara barrett. many of you know barbara for outstanding accomplishments and leadership spanning from the business world academia to international diplomacy. a few of these include the deputy federal aviation administrator serving as the u.s. ambassador to finland her time at the u.s. mission at the united nations previous position maker phenomenal choice to lead a military service branch but her unique experiences are what make her the best choice to lead our air force at this important time in history. first and foremost she's a pilot herself so she thinks in three dimensions. she always looks up and shares a passion for flying for the airmen she would leave. ambassador barrett has vast managing experience. this tantrum president of the thunderbird school of management she was responsible for creating -- this global outlook will be vital as we adapt to the resurgence of great power competition in th