god so did her boss have highly hoffman. for the under whose role in initiating this relationship is still to my face his heart on clock i. gave up brown's private photo albums shed a light. on the true story in one thousand thirty one she was allowed to accompany hitler two overs on spec for the first time there were no photos showing the two of them together eva felt neglected she wanted him to commit himself to her totally even turning her father's gun on herself. sits in young muslims as he forced an eye to the light if you have to imagine her arbaaz a rather naive seventeen year old but at the same time she was quite an extrovert. she liked having her picture taken and was by no means a shy girl of a kind of five skeins he shifted their relationship grew closer hitler told her his five minute that he realized from the incident that she was really in love with have and that he felt a moral obligation to care for her but neighbors family was anything but euphoric about this relationship without a marriage certificate. doe

anguish hoffman was the shrewd personal photographer to add off hitler. and one point he introduced his new worker saying this is our brave little boy line eva apparently the couple met frequently after work hitler confided to his adjutant for love i keep a girl in munich. sin and ever feel as ever and she was seventeen and he was forty yr. aging bachelor apparently was smitten by this gharazi highly he walked and she certainly found him impressive as did many women at the time it was on direct in fact. own. it so did her boss if have highly schaaf money. for the on his role in initiating this relationship is still quite funny it's hard to unclog i. gave up brown's private photo albums shed a light. on the true story in one thousand thirty one she was allowed to accompany hitler to spare for the first time there were no photos showing the two of them together. ava felt neglected she wanted him to commit himself to her totally even turning her father's gun on herself. sits in your most months as a forced and it's a lot if you have to imagine her. as a rath

hoffman thinks this could be his time to shine. because trash isn't just worthless waste it's a global business it contains materials that can be sold like plastic film the problem is sorting the trash is expensive until this year much of it was done in china but the country decided that imported plastics were too contaminated a big problem for german waste companies. china has lowered the contamination limit to zero point five percent that's the amount of other stuff that's allowed to go into sort of bales ciro point five percent contamination for plastic film is nothing so if these materials are checked of the border and rejected by the customs inspectors they get sent back to europe entire containers full. so where will his trash go now. this de facto import ban has made the market much less lucrative. deposits and the fun prices have fallen. asia and china in particular used to offer very good prices for these materials. put in closets and now because we can't sell to china they'll accumulate here in europe so processors here w

he's from the jerusalem post chief political correspondent of you with us on al-jazeera again mr hoffman i mean many observers that have been quoted across the media spectrum inside and outside of his were critical of the new law describing it as nothing more than apartheid i mean such language is something that tel of eve is going to find hard to play down in global capitals. well in apartheid you had no black serving in their parliament from nine hundred forty eight until one thousand nine hundred four in israel you have eighteen arabs in the parliament and have had in every parliament we've had here this bill ends up not harming them at all you have arabic specifically protected in the bill there were attempts to add things that might have been considered racist they were not included in the final draft of the bill need to make sure they wouldn't be included in the final draft of the bill this could have been a lot more controversial than it ended up being so how does it actually benefit the arab population of the palestinian population within israel and this bill which they get out o

in the movie also with dustin hoffman, he is not smart and he play card like very gas. jack nicholson, the movie is called "few good guys." the one guy say, i want the truth. that's our guy, you couldn't handle the truth. now he do like "mission impossible." [ belching ] sorry. the movie, good movie. go watch-a movie, good luck, action! cut! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. we're going to take a break. when we come back, we will play one of our dumbest games. guillermo is up on the roof right now. he is going to drop prizes onto pedestrians in a special summer edition of "you catch it, you keep it." we'll be right back.

and let's bring in david these frank hoffman he is outside of the courtroom in new macon joins us for more frank as we said we've just heard that this verdict has come down tell us more. well the outstanding point is they out the chap who was convicted for all of the ten murders of the national socialists on the cross and so the church is obviously the court is obviously convinced that she was a call member not just a person off these murder cases we don't know yet what's going to happen with the accomplices the four of them that also here in the court. here in munich but the outstanding point again as she was convicted for all of the first of the ten murder cases rito know yet for what the conviction in detail will be we are going to await this in the course of the day but it's quite often is that a life sentence stands here at the un's frank this is a verdict a lot of people have been waiting to hear after traveled gone on for five years and traveled gotten a lot of attention here in germany and across the world what has made this case so significant. so it's just the sheer complexi

brussels bureau chief max hoffman has been following that debate in the european parliament he outlined the use next steps article seven procedure of the groundwork for that is already laid what does that mean article seven eventually could lead to the stripping of the e.u. voting rights of poland although that seems highly unlikely because some countries have already said they would veto something like that especially hungary although you never know how it's really going to turn out in the end but something that could really hurt poland is the money because they're getting a large amount actually the biggest amount of the cohesion fund. funding from the european union and there has been talk and there have been lots of discussions about tying those funds to the state. of the country in this in this case of course we're talking about the judicial system in poland if this is really the case they get less money because of that this could pose a huge problem for poland and its government was max hoffman in the brussels let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around t

pretty cool setup bruce bochy didn't manage today as he was supporting his former padres closer trevor hoffman at the hall of fame induction ceremony. even in his absence, he still moved into the top 10 of the all-time wins list. --giants wrapping up a 4-game series against the brewers. hansley "bam bam" meulens serving as manager in place of bruce bochy the skipper skipped today's game to attend trevor hoffman's hall of fame induction. --top first... giants get rocked early ryan braun hits a 2-run shot off andrew suarez the rookie allows 8 hits and 4 runs in six innings milwaukee up 2-nothing --giants left 18 runners stranded in the first three games bottom third... buster posey hits a 3-run double to the gap... clears the bases... giants take the lead 3-2 posey finishes with 4 hits for the first time in 2 years in the fifth... pablo sandoval with a full count and two on slaps a triple down the right field line... posey and evan longoria score giants up 7-3 panda leaves the fifth with a hamstring strain will have an m-r-i monday morning giants go on to win 8-5. moving on to the a's, not too l

or let's bring in david he is frank hoffman he's followed this case for years and he joins us from or from munich where we're expecting a verdict this morning hi frank good to see you what outcome can we expect to see today. good morning here from munich from the courtroom many people are waiting in teeth like we've just seen it in our report well what people expect is expect is of course the question whether the main defendants be out of shape or will get a life sentence or not and interesting is also the other four accomplices one of them was the main victimise will he get out here without. that he has to go to prison off of us these are the main questions today in the courtroom but there are many others as we just could have saying in our report that are with the victims' families especially what about all the other speed high and the saints other terrorists helpless that without them this is something that came out here on the sidelines of this year long trial of what all happened there was not possible without proper networks behind what and what is going on with these cases ther

absolutely and certainly it's not just palestinians who disagree with gil hoffman it's actually fifty five israeli knesset member disagree with him so does the former justice minister in israel. also a former foreign minister who actually argued that this sort of a law would give ammunition hence proof to those detractors of israel that israel is an apartheid state. in fact she blocked the possibility of vis a vis draft floor becoming law back in two thousand and fourteen and two thousand and eleven because she thought this was just the wrong glow so not only do palestinians disagree with what you just heard earlier from the jerusalem post guy in fact most jews disagree with this sort of take on israel on zionism on policy a minority in israel now the fact is and i hear we talk in fact not analysis is for the last seventy years israel has discriminated against its palestinian minorities almost every other former israeli politician is on the record admitting that so there is no argument with that fact now is it a party exactly like south africa no it's not there are no two systems exac

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daniel hoffman. sara, i want to start with you.media on the left in this country -- they are in the middle of what can only be described as a collective meltdown, starting with john brennan calling this summit treasonous. nancy pelosi, jeff flake. here's the reality. if vladimir putin had with a set, it would happen out by now. there is no way. but it doesn't stop the conspiracy theories. and the idea that somehow, that president trump, who's not dropping $150 billion in cash and other currency on a variety of issues, the two biggest nuclear powers, is a bad thing, without the bribery, i'm happy. >> a terrorist nation like iran, moving money to iran, when everyone knew that the iranians are probably one of the most aided and abetted terrorists throughout the globe, the killing of americans, ex-extraordinary. now theyli are going after them. let me go back to brennan. it's extraordinary to me that the ex-cia director called the president of the united states' actions treasonous when his actions border on sedition. >> sean: they vote

spoke about the identity of the state as which is always always part of our constitution you know hoffman just mentioned a labor truck sample the french constitution in its second article says the french is the official language of the republic and article twenty seven of twenty five sorry of the french don't recognize local dialects ask all of the french national heritage but they're not official languages but this so this law has a specific or post but it is added to all the basic clothes some of which are total and protect the rights of minorities including the arab minority of israel was named which is recognized and protected who are equal citizens who sit in the problem and supreme court. why do you think the law will come into effect now what does this and yahoo gain from this of this particular moment. well i think this is first of all a very good question i believe that netanyahu is trying to make use of the. of the existence of a u.s. administration led by a president don't ultron who is very much in support of israel and ignoring the right of the palestinian people and i believ

spoke about the identity of the state as which is always always part of our constitution you know hoffman just mentioned a labor truck sample the french constitution in its second article says the french is the official language of the republic and article twenty seven of twenty five sorry of the french don't recognise local dialects ask part of the french national heritage but they're not to show languages but this so this law has a specific purpose but it is added to all the basic laws some of which are total and protect the rights of minorities including the arab minority of israel whose name which is recognized and protected who are equal citizens who sit in the problem and supreme court. why do you think the law will come into effect now what does this and yahoo gain from this of this particular moment. well i think this is first of all a very good question i believe that netanyahu is trying to make use of the. of the existence of a u.s. administration led by a president don't know who is very much in support of israel and ignoring the right of the palestinian people and i believe al

bochy managed him for 12 seasons and played a big part in hoffman finishing second in major league historywith 601 career saves. >> my third base coach bruce bochy becomes my manager the following year. he connected and challenged his players. bochy, you believed in me from day one and i couldn't be more thankful. >> bochy's impact felt all around baseball, not just here in the bay area. this report is sponsored by river rock casino. >>> live with you live. >> good evening. tonight's headlines, many communities are under mandatory evacuation orders tonight as fire creeps closer and closer to towns. the complex fires burn more than 30,000 acres. tonight communities of lakeport, upper lake, niece and upper springs are under those mandatory orders. residents returned to their fire ravaged neighborhood tonight. a fast moving wild fire tore through the highlands area of napa county, chasing 300 residents out of their homes. the car fire has exploded over 95,000 acres. but tonight containment is up to 17%. today the death toll rose to six in that fire. more than 600 structures have been destroye

daniel hoffman, really enjoyed talking to you and we will have you back again. >> as always, thank you >> democrats trying to block a nominee for the high court. they may have a new reason to deny judge kavanaugh's confirmation. the reaction from the next gas. >> they will rise up and not well thought the nomination. say no to this because of my bladder, not today thanks to tena intimates with proskin technology designed to absorb so fast, it helps to protect and maintain your skin's natural balance so you can feel fresh and free to get as close as you want all day, and now all night for a free sample visit tena.us something important. it's not going to be easy. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad. train to houston police searching for clues to identify the gunmen behind the deadly shooting of a doctor who once treated former president george h.w. bush. the cardiologist was shot and killed while riding his bike in broad daylight on friday. bryan llenas joins us with more. >> the houston police chief said satu

irish hoffman claimed in his memoirs that even during his trip to the western front he believed that occupied norway was the destination his profession as photographer meant that he was always at hitler side and he most likely had more information than he later wanted to admit. eva and gretel brown's films document how casual life at the back off was while the fewer talked business with his adjutants the ladies sat on the wall near by. hitler is reputed tendency toward utmost secrecy may have been a convenient assertion of the inner circle to avoid tiresome questions sometimes of a brown couldn't wait for her lover to leave the back of one of the bodyguards later reported the limousines were still driving down the slopes of the mountain and already the preparations for festivities were underway one minute she was acting like a demure governess then she switched in an instant and started behaving in a playful almost childish way. he'll despair at most one recall when the furor let himself be filmed at over salzburg he like to surround himself with the architect's children their father

eve one thousand nine hundred forty the dictator hosted a reception for the backoff staff i wish hoffman his personal photographer from munich was also invited even during wartime the fear is old comrade made millions with postcards and photo books and hitler received a good share of the profits. the new strongman it over salzburg was party secretary martin bormann you had to get past him to approach the dictator bormann carried out all hitler's unpleasant tasks. brown was also part of the inner circle she shared her older sister's passion for film and photography almost every year everybody gathered for a group photo. these photos from ava brown's album clearly indicate how she openly staged herself as hitler's partner. by. when hitler wasn't at the over salzburg eva retreated to the little house in munich that the furor had given her as a present she and her mother francisca and sister gretel held big parties there. her father frederick also reconciled himself to the fact that his daughter's relationship would remain a marriage without a certificate eva brown still edited short films f

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conservative part as she tries to end the dispute over migration policy interior lives of will say hoffman has tried to preside potentially bringing down the government. i'm sorry but time of the world cup in russia brazil have reached the quarter finals thanks in part of the style not just for the first goal of the game just descriptive through against me. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program rescue workers in thailand to find the twelve boys and their football coach missing inside a floating cave system for nine days all thirty of the reports to say the rescue operation is not over the group went missing inside the cave complex in chiang rai province last saturday after heavy flooding left from trucks and navy divers have been trying to reach them ever since the efforts hampered by mud and rising seas. in the thai capital bangkok welcome flora so the boys have been located but they haven't been rescued yes. yes that is exactly what i'm hearing and it was it was news that basically all of thailand has been waiting for it has been nine days that everyone here not just the parents of those

as longtime closer trevor hoffman both in san diego.sion not to manage the giants on sunday. he flew from sam's disco to chicago overnight. 90 minute layover and 75 minute drive from albany to cooperstown to attend a ceremony so we could see his guys get into the hall. >> we were a group of guys that became the team. >> how do you describe your emotions in a time like that? i wanted to jump up noncommittal on screen. i do why of all people and appear on the stage of these iconic players, my childhood heroes. >> trevor hoffman and chipper jones, and dosage until may, 612 career home runs. did you see what braves pitcher john newcomb did yesterday? chris taylor townsend takes in 94 per mile. it was really just beginning that the braves won under fire. in 2011 and 2012 he apologized. so did the washington nationals trade turnover in 2011 and 2012 contain racist and language. again, he apologized. kyle busch, the winner of his sixth victory here of 2018 takes a gander out towards 400. that is 13 all-time. world number one golfer dominating

a man who knows vladimir putin, knows who he is and what his personality is is and hoffman.r cia asian chief, served in moscow, iraq and finland. you're very educated. i talk to you at dinner last night andtonight. you laid out what we can expect today. what can we expect after this meeting ? >> just to frame the challenge, this is a multifaceted relationship with russia. it's not a binary friend or foe. there are areas in which our interests diverge and others in which we agree. where we collaborated best fighting nazi germany, the soviets were simultaneously dealing our nuclear secrets and penetrating our government. during the 90s when our relationship was good with president boris yeltsin, they were recruiting by bia and cia. we have to defend ourselves from russia's behavior while finding areas we can work with them. as far as working together, certainly we need to talk about syria. a strategic partnership is out of the question and how russia violated the vienna accords.but we do need to talk about collaborating against isis, the conflicting . just a month ago in helsi

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he went there to honor trevor hoffman, spent 12 seasons together with the padres, and trammell was a bench coach for three years with the padres. he wanted to see both of them get inducted into the baseball hall of fame. pretty cool on bochy's part. >> you believe he drives the speed limit ? that's what i thought. >>> >>> tonight at 6:00 we have the details on the fire, including one firefighter who lost his home protecting other homes. that's today at 6:00. it was a great day to get out and fly a kite. a large crowd, young and old, turned out to see if they could take flight, and the weather cooperated with plenty of wind. there was music, demonstrations and people can learn to build their own kite as well. i've been told to go fly a kite many times. haven't done it late lly. i'm eric thomas, thanks for inviti >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. the state of emergency as wildfires rage in the west. several people killed, including a great-grandmother and two children. nearly 60 wildfires burning in 11 states. tonight, our teams on the fire line. >>> also, the bord

easing the people that one of the justices specially amongst the victims' families thank you frank hoffman reporting there from munich all right want to bring you up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. officials in afghanistan say gunmen have stormed the department of education in the eastern city of jalalabad at least eleven employees were killed and ten wounded security forces exchanged gunfire with the attackers for five hours before killing two of them as the second attack in jalalabad and as many days according to pakistani police a suicide bombing at an election rally in the country's northwest has killed a secular politician i want on the bill or at least twelve others fifty people were also injured in the attack at the awami national party events in peshawar this comes ahead of national polls scheduled for later this month the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. prominent chinese political campaigner can young men has been sentenced to thirteen years in jail after a board found him guilty of quote subversion of state power it was firs

>> yeah. >> i would also like to remind the commission that hoffman grill is landmark number 144. before we go, there was one, something that did come up in this hearing, which i have wondered about a little bit and that is, is the packet that we get part of the record of the proceeding? >> yes. >> the draft e.a.r., i believe it's part of the record. >> all the other stuff -- >> draft e.a.r. and the historic resource evaluation are all part of the project record. then it's strictly speaking, not necessary to repeat all the other stuff. because it's already in the record. couldn't one just refer to it? rather than -- sometimes save a lot of what seems to be needless effort. >> thank you. so, if staff would draft that -- i think that concludes our hearing. hearing adjourned. . >> my name is angela wilson and i'm an owner of the market i worked at a butcher for about 10 years and became a butcher you i was a restaurant cook started in sxos and went to uc; isn't that so and opened a cafe we have produce from small farms without small butcher shops hard for small farms to survive we ha

national correspondent ed henry, fox news contributor sara carte carter, daniel hoffman.t to start with you. the media and the left in this country is in the middle of what can only be described as a collective meltdown. starting with john brennan, calling this a summative treasonous, nancy pelosi, jeff flake, and here's the reality, if a vladimir putin had what they say, it would have been out by now. there is no way. but it doesn't stop the conspiracy theories. and the idea that somehow president trump is not dropping $150 billion in cash in other currencies, talking about a variety of issues, the two biggest nuclear powers, without the bribery, i'm happy. >> welcome with a terrorist nation like iran, when everyone knew that the iranians were one of the most aided and abetted terrorists throughout the globe, and in the killing of americans, it is extraordinary. but let me go back to brennan. it is extraordinary to me that the ex-cia director called the president of the united states treasonous when his actions border on sedition. >> they voted for a communist, a former

. >>> bruce bochy missed today's game to be in cooperstown with his old closer, trevor hoffman's hall of fame induction. hoffman is one of six players inducted including former braves third baseman chipper jones who spoke first just in case his wife went into labor during the ceremony. but on his 134th pitch... chris taylor singles to left to break it up... oh so close to atlanta's first no-no since 1994... 4-1 >>> braves lefty sean newcomb one strike from throwing a no hitter, but chris taylor, base hit to break it up, so close to atlanta's first no hitter since 1994. the braves beat the dodgers 4-1 to snap a four-game slide. >>> one of the greatest names in pro sports, dick trickle, nascar, coco crisp, how about raider new defensive lineman frosty rucker? >> i always asked my parents like why did you guys name me this like seriously? teachers and everyone had fun with it and there's nothing i really could do about it, but then i just started outgrowing people. >> that's his legal name really. tonight on gameday find out how he got it and what he thinks the raiders will have to do to

co bell chipotle expanding the delivering strategies and dunkin announcing his retirement and dave hoffmanho was the president took over his place. starbucks on the other hand, down 11% as shults left he is spot one name that's been setting out is mcdonalds, the world's biggest fast food company and so far in 2018 it is down around 8% as it prepares to report earnings next thursday to focus on value and promotion, they want to see if that continues to boost the brand another thing to keep in mind, value wars are in full effect. any announcements around that is critical and breakfast important part of the day for mcdonalds and keep an eye on china to see if there's impact with the trade war with u.s. back over to you. >> thank you carter and mike made their way over for an option action tag team coming in and giving in a trade. chart master, take things off. there's more pain ahead for mickey ds. >> mcdonalds not on here yet s&p and what we know double the performance is the nasdaq let's add mcdonalds and it makes the nasdaq look like a piker in the pantheon. of late it is topee. first, com

the giants manager took a red eye last night to watch the hall of fame induction ceremony of trevor hoffman, one of bochy's former players with the padre g-man down 2-0. posey unloads them with a double. giants one of only two teams without a grand slam. this works, 3-2 giants, goes four for five. taking this one to the vegetable garden, that made it 5-2. you don't see this every day, the panda, pablo sandoval with the two-run triple, going just down the line, allowing posy, and evan longoria to do downside. giants win 8-5. the a's are bummed out, rockies sleeping up against oakland. second home run of the season to give colorado a 2-0 lead. oakland trying to crawl back in it, 3-1 to the seventh. chris davis taps the rockies, 28th home run of the season 1-1 game at 3-2. bottom half of the inning, mckee martini, diving catch, what a play. the a's would go down swinging, wade davis strikes out matt olson to win the ball game. colorado host it is blue jays tomorrow. braves hosting the dodgers, atlanta pitcher shaun nukem was dealing. he gets the first two outs, one strike away from ao-no, chsy

back with my guests dan hoffman and ed henry.aves what putin's message is. they talked with global security for both countries. i understand what that means in america. it means protect democracy and make sure it flourishes around the world. what does it mean in moscow? >> it means involve yourself in many regions all over the world, primarily in conflict with your main enemy the united states. and do that so that you have a seat at the bargaining table so you can resolve some of those issues with the united states. the russians create a lot of problems worldwide and then like to sit down at the negotiating table with you and try to solve them. >> bill: so they'll make a move and if there is pushback do they stop or do they continue? >> they don't stop with moral persuasion. you have to wrap them on the knuckles and remind them that we can wield a big stick when we need to. >> bill: ed. >> this is a president in president trump who talked about being tough on the world stage. tougher than barack obama. he has shown that in some w

i do remember it was only a year ago ago or 1 -- year ago or 1.5 years ago when you voted for 437 hoffman to get rid of the garage. president hillis, you were here when you actually spoke to that. get rid of the garage and just have the house as-is without adding another floor. 437 hoffman was nowhere near the two public transportation lines of j-church and to dwis adddwis -- divisadero. so let's actually put our money where our mouth is and give it transit oriented development of three stories. another idea. how about making this two equal size -- if the unit equity is an issue, let's have two equal size units, second floor, third floor, and how about the first floor, turn it into an a.d.u. i understand, maybe that's not legal, but you've had projects before you, when you ask the project sponsor to actually put the room there, put the space there, and come back and build the a.d.u. later. here, they could have two equal sized units, floor number two, newport beach three, and have the a.d.u. behind the garage. i was at city hall where mr. gladstone was in monday, and he was arguing in sup