for example here in northern hungary, where many unemployed roma live. in the cold season, maria petrovics and her family have to skimp on food, or they won't have enough money to heat. the eu should and indeed wanted to help with a program to provide job training for the roma. 19 million euros was appropriated -- but no help arrived. maria petrovics: we were all so disappointed. we had high hopes that the eu would help us. but here we are still getting only 75 euros in social welfare. no one can live from that. reporter: maria's neighbor, formerly the official representative of the roma here, helped write the application for eu support. ferenc petrovics: we in this town did nothing wrong. the government in budapest is to blame. they allowed the head of the project to do whatever he wanted. reporter: the man responsible for the project was florian farkas, seen here beside orban. they've been buddies for years. farkas is a governing party delegate and the government official for roma affairs. when the scandal about the eu project to aid the roma broke in

the example which the people of hungary set in 1956 also had consequences. the heros of that struggle acted as models to others around the world, not just in hungary. people around the warsaw pact saw how you could stand up against the occupier. this uprising wasn't the first, but it was one of the most important in a long line of such uprisings. and after decades of oppression, eventually it led to success. without the enormous courage shown in 1956, the subsequent courage shown in the 1980s, and in 1989 when hungary opened its borders to austria, without that president, that courage would not have been possible. the courage of that uprising was fueled by the desire of the people of hungary to rejoin with the european family. in 1989, people whom schmidt was asked to choose between the east and the west and he said, no, we've chosen europe. with that philosophy in mind, the fight against oppression across central and eastern europe was inspired by the struggle of the hungarians, a struggle which was ultimately for europe. this morning i had the opportunity

when hungary was hardly austro-hungarian. my father had a good reason for that identification. i think a lot of people in my extended hungarian jewish family for those days. the second half of the 19th century sorted from 1867 when the were emancipated in what was then the austro-hungarian empire until the end of world war i ways. having credible freedom and except in for, particularly not all jews because a country desperately needed to modernize, urbanized, industrialized and unlike germany there wasn't, you know, a burger class in the hungarian jews stepped into that breach and were extraordinarily overrepresented in every field from industry to banking, to locke, madison and in particular the iris, and jeter, literature, and music, painting. my father had a great romance about that. and somehow connected german culture to that as well. when it was more of the language in hungarian. was pasted on and became an official language very late in the game. so that was part of it. it was my father's mother tongue. from the german nanny, which was common among wealthy in budapest at

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that succeeded in hungary and many other places in the former soviet union.cceeded in other semi-democracies and donald trump is bringing that project to these shores. asked kellyanne conway about this and her attitude is basically he is already seriously wealthy. he is -- if he was in this and .he money -- for the money this is all kind of ridiculous. others are saying. what say you about this aspect of potential problems? guest: that would be the hope and expectation. we already know that he has told the new york times today he used the nexen standard, the post- 1865 for construction standard to say that a president cannot exactly be held legally accountable. the only real way to hold the president legally accountable for misbehavior is the nuclear option of impeachment. otherwise, much of the way the constitution is structured, he is not exactly punishable by the court system or by the system that we have. we are in uncharted waters in the sense that if he is going to say that he can run his business and run the presidency at the same time if he chooses to

leadershis transition team says trump spent the holiday week speaking with world leaders from greece, hungary, panama and sweden.he also spoke with the prime minister of slovenia... where his wife melania trump was born.the transition team says trump has now least 40 foreign leaders since the election. protesters standing against the dakota access pipeline got a surprise visit from academy award winning actress and pipeline opponent jane fonda. the hollywood star traveled from los angeles to help serve a meal to a mixed crowd of mostly water protectors.she says she believes many of the actions throughout the past seven months were peaceful. just in time for christmas ... a "miracle" in new york.coming - to save an elderly man trapped inside a burning it's being called the miracle on 93rd street.new york city firefighters try a risky maneuver--- using a rope to rescue an 81-year-old man from the fifth floor of the burning reports : the rescue was one the group will never forget nats: urgent, urgent, urgent. command to all units. we want everybody out of the fire building.joseph moore, fdny / l

. >> greece, hungary, israel, countries will prosecute immigrants and refugees out. >> the wall segmentith the idea that will discourage people from trying to cross. >> with a better idea than robots are likely to apprehend it. >> agents will air 350 massive existing fans. >> whom. >> we might only have 30 seconds to a minute before we lose sight of the people. the point is to slow down the traffic in areas where they are able to quickly move into the u.s. >> it's not enough to achieve the so-called secure border. last year house republicans proposed 570 miles of double something like this one a new month with an access road in between which help reduce address by some 90%. >> by having a sense in conjunction with cameras on the road, usually we are able to see people coming as they approach the fence, see them as they come over the fence and move resources into position so when they do come off the fence we can quickly go make the apprehension. >> as her president-elect trump's plan, both believe this was a metaphor for a barrier that works involve the entire border is neither practica

hungary.... panama and sweden. he also spoke minister of slovenia... where his wife melania was born. the transition team says trump has now spoken... with at least 40 foreign leaders since the election. meanwhile--the international real estate mogul turned politician... is being criticized for not doing enough to resolve potential conflicts of interest-- recently-- his daughter ivanka spoke with the president of argentina... where trump has active real estate projects. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. including caught on camera ... inside a popeye's restarant. police continue to investigate a deadly shooting near downtown.. fox5's abby theodros joins us live from the scene on eastern near fremont with an update.. abby. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly shoppers took to stores across the valley in search of some money saving-- black friday deals today. for many stores, black friday is the busiest day of the year... and it sets the tone for the rest of the holiday

no matter how minor the actor is in any country such as france, italy, hungary, poland, slovakia, czech republic, russia is usually found to be consecutived to that person, quite instrumental and not underestimate the resources available to the kremlin from the previous -- from the past. all of this, the officer, secret agents, and especially when they have a lot of money available, and constantly in use. so in my opinion, there is no doubt that the kremlin is trying to make everything possible to prevent hillary from winning. in fact, "donald trump. the interesting question, in my opinion, is why the critics of donald trump are consistently exposed having certain kind of links to russia and following closely the media, president obama kremlin media. putin in russia appearing in all sightings that turn out to be fake from these sources. this is something that has to be investigated here. >> actually, hillary clinton with all of the things that could be said about her, russian administration don't have any connection with the trump or the hillary camp. but still, we don't have a position

not just erdogan, it's what's happened in poland over the last year, hungary over the last decade.s that exist in the context of the european union devolve into undemocratic countries. >> so you had these rules and i want to sort of go through a few of them. i think this is a really important one. believe the autocrat. this becomes very difficult. when you talk about the context of donald trump he says things, then walks back and shades them then says something else, then says i'm kidding and it's hard to get your way to what is he saying? >> he does seem to have certain lanes, you know, wide lanes on his highway of thinking from which he doesn't veer. his distaste for immigrants is consistent. his racism is consistent. it was consistent before his campaign, it was consistent when he was a real estate mogul in new york. so there's no reason to think that that's suddenly going to change. his idea of what leadership is has been very consistent. he can go back and forth on specifics. i will jail hillary clinton, i won't jail hillary clinton. but his idea is that the president is the p

in your, we make in hungary and china. that's for a reason. it is all about close to we have r&d close to customer. >> i was trying to tell people your plant is right in the middle of all the fancy car plants. it's not like they have to build their cars and send them to you. you are part of their just in time supply chain. >> there you go. ca receipt tow is becoming one of the top notch technology park. i was recently there visiting. >> isn't it great? >> we have bmw approach, toyota, audi, daimler, ford, all of the it is actually consistently same quality that we make in germany, united states, mexico, china, or hungary. >> last question. we know there's talk because of a change in our presidential -- obvious this is an election year -- trade war. from your perspective, because you are a globalist, is it possible that the u.s. could trigger a trade war with some of our long-standing partners? >> jim, i hope not. you know, businesses are global. know? you do not want to have this quid pro quo. it will hurt the global economy, and we do not wan

they were filmed in hungary and , whorefugees leaving syria have left syria in budapest. it is hard to not remember that you can add anything, insisting the u.k. was a key point. secondly, a picture of a stream of migrants, photos taken not of -- not from eastern europe but from -- thomas: arab forces have begun and long anticipated offensive. syria.ke rocca in rocca is analyzes why -- why raqqa is so important. almost they like institutions. court thatins a rules on cases appealed in other intel's under i.s. control. thomas: you found a piece in "the times" that sees the new offensive to retake raqqa is nothing short of a triumph for syrian president bashar al-assad. haxie: the u.s.-led coalition is now battling i.s. militants in both iraq and syria. the syrian government and its key ally, russia, are taking part in these battles. is real threat to his rule the non-isis rebels. as long as the rest is aimed at preserving the integrity of the , it would be a sad success and raqqa. thomas: you have something a little lighter to finish with. times breesew york together examp

hungary, panama and sweden. he also met with members leaders from lavinia or his slovenia or his wife melania is from. first morning this year's white house tree is from a tree farm in wisconsin that won a national contest. >> that wa was paraded through: colorado couple of weeks ago. >>> to get some new gadgets this holiday weekend that what you do with your old devices. >> make sure your identity is safe before selling or throwing your electronics away. >>> tonight one broncos player a bit divided. >>> we are tracking tracking another storm system heading into colorado. >>> if you have electrons under electron from her shopping list you may want to get rid of them old devices. >> ashwin michaels explains the steps you need to take to secure your personal information so you hackers. >> cell phones laptops and tablets always seem to be at the top of the holiday wish list. >> i think between the holidays and christmas day will we all either want to be view iphone seven of the latest gadget out there. >> once you

and hungary's victor orban who did wall out his country to keep out refugees called trump great news. and of course, putin. >> i think i would have a very, very good relationship with putin and i think i would have a very, very good relationship with russia. >> putin said today he's ready to open a new chapter with the u.s. >> they see in mr. trump, president-elect trump, somebody that they can do business with. there will be a honeymoon period for sure. >> on foreign affairs, trump is considered unpredictable, stoking fears that at least in global instability. left centre. >> richard engel tonight, thank you. let's bring if our political director, the moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. we talk about the political earthquake. people saying we want change in washington. some put it, we want it take our country back. drill down for me. >> what this is, is this economic insecurity that's happened out there. these are the folks that feel a bit left behind. they feel as if government is looking out for the families of undocumented looking out for them, who feel as if their jobs hav

they have also loaned money to fight right parties in greece, italy, hungary, and austria. genie: to brexit and more specifically to the death of british mp jo cox. hurricane is murder is facing trial today. was accusedar-old of stabbing her multiple times on june 16. he has a history of psychiatric issues. the murder is believed to have staunchlyd to her anti-brexit stance. in her honor, musicians and 25 mp's will join in a choir before the cover of the rolling stone's gle, "you can't always get what you want." the organizers say they want to reclaim the song from donald trump using it in the campaign back to "marine le pen. in the campaign back to jo cox. julian assange has been holed up in the ecuadorian and the sea in london for several years and now has his chance to defend himself against sexual allegations, sexual assault allegations. it dates back to august 2010 during a trip to sweden in which two women accused assange of sexually assaulting them. he has furiously denied the claims, and sweden as a result issued an international arrest warrant. but it is a really c

it's significant because after poland was larger than lativa, estonia and hungary this was not a minor ethnic group. >> and the polish legion created done on the south side of pittsburgh. but you're right about that. the question. the beginning thing about world war i sit ended four umpires, germans, austria, hungary ran, russia and turkish ottoman. french and nd the empire.tish >> i'm concerned that we may have adopted some british values into the american military system, for example, in 1922, the crestempire. >> i'm concerned that at the mi reversed.it was >> duty honor, country is an interesting motto. it's the ore sense if other way around. is duty without honor. this was prompted by an -- by some captain in d.c. >> i don't know it's the case of the west point motto. a wonderful thing to take a look at. i don't have a direct answer but it wouldn't surprise me if they point, if they went back and said top to bottom, let's look at everything, are we doing everything the way we want to do it. there is a strong antibritish streak in the american army world war i. most americans don't

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u.k., hungary, and even france decided to snub this emergency meeting on the block, the approach to donald trump. molly: some countries are thrilled that trump has been elected. flo: russia is very happy that donald trump was elected. the russian parliament broke into applause when it became apparent that trump had won. you can see the moscow times reporting on the phone call that took place between a trump and -- between vladimir putin and donald trump. according to a statement from the kremlin, you can read in "the washington post, the two men agreed relations between russia and the united states were currently unsatisfactory. they vowed to work together to improve them. putin madeys that the call to congratulate him, they talked about the economy and fighting terrorism. in the end, they decided to set up a meeting to meet face-to-face. molly: he also called trump to congratulate him on the victory. "china daily,"to they had a conversation yesterday about how they spoke about cooperation. you can see the keyword there on the front page. the truth is china does not really have much of a c

hungary's prime minister supports trump. french right wing politician marine le pen, whom many are predicting could be the next president of france, hasas also supported donald trump, calling his election part of "global revolution in the building of a new world." britain, which is slated to leave the european union boycotted the talks entirely. , the brexit plans, however, appear to be in disarray. a leaked memo said prime minster theresa may's cabinet is divided on how to exit the european union and that there was so much work required to leave the eu, the government might have to hire as many as 30,000 additional people. meanwhile, donald trump and russian president vladimir putin spoke on the telephone monday, agreeing to work to improve relations between the two countries. protests against president-elect donald trump continue across the united states. on monday, thousands of high school students walked out of classes in seattle, los angeles, silver spring, maryland, and the san francisco area as well as portland, orego

government in poland and hungary.in france. this is a problem being left behind by globalization. it's our job to make sure they're not left behind. that means changing the tax code. the trouble is president-elect trump talks about changing the tax code by giving people in his tax bracket huge tax breaks. that's not going to happen. we have to do something for the people at the bottom and middle, not just people at the top. >> go ahead. >> plus, he has talked about being able to lower the corporate tax rate so you get companies coming back in to the united states and we get their tax dollars. that will be one of the biggest and the fastest things he can change. >> susan, here are some of the names i was reading for some of the cabinet positions. rudy giuliani, chris christie, newt gingrich and laura ingram. do those names inspire confidence? >> i'm not going to speculate on -- those names are out there. what will inspire confidence or not is who he actually selects. let's not focus on the names being thrown out there.

it succeeded in hungary, obviously succeeded in many places in the former soviet union.ies. and donald trump is bringing that project right to these shores. >> do you have this concern? i asked kellyanne conway about this yesterday on the show. her attitude is basically, he's already seriously wealthy, what are you talking about? he's a rich, rich guy. if he was in this for the money, he would haven't run for president in the first place. he spent a bunch of money and now he's going to try to make america great again. this is all ridiculous, what frum and others are saying. what do you see the problem with this? >> that would be the hope and the expectation. but the problem is, we already know, he told "the new york times" today, he used the nixon standard, the sort of post-1865 reconstruction standard to say that a president cannot exactly be held legally accountable. the only real way to hold a president legally accountable for misbehavior is the nuclear option of impeachment. otherwise, much of the way the constitution is structured, he is not exactly punishable by th

he comes from hungary and it's named after asu legend pat tillman. he's doing as much training as tillman learning new techniques all along the way. >>> tillman's first game so the sun devils have to give him a utah 15th ranked in tempe. they haven't won in tempe since 1976. blackout at sun devil stadium. if you look good you play good. and the devils looked real good. after the first quarter 13-0 good guys. but since then the utes have outscored asu 28-7. at last check it's 28-20 utah in the third. >>> at least temperatures are nice, right? the forecast couldn't be bete and it's looking great for vanz and your weekend too. -- veterans day and your weekend too. freezing in flagstaff. 29 there. skies are clear across the state. future cast shows mostly sunny conditions to carry us through the weekend. more cloud cover across southeast arizona than anywhere else. mid-30s so not freezing yet for 83 the high tomorrow with temperatures in the 80s all out to the west. sedona 71. flagstaff at 58. your veterans day forecast. a nice morning. temperatures in t

hungary and israel. and we have films about same-sex marriage. everyone has a different approach as to why they come to each film and there is really something for everyone. and this year we have a kids film. and family friendly movies and a live pod cast taping and we reach out to everyone in boston. shown across town. where are some of the venues some >> even one knows the coolidge corner theater and museum of fine arts and in arlington and sum sum-- somerville theater as well. >> byron: let's hear about some of the movies. we have photos of some of the movies, if we could put one up there. getting a little preview of on take a look... >> this is a film called jerry lewis the man behind the clown. you can't tell behind that nose. and it looks like jerry lewis and his whole life and his career. and also asks the question what made him so appealing to the french and not so much to americans. >> byron: and let's look at another one. stories of israel's basketball team which in 197 beat the sioux in the height of the cold-- soviet union in the heig

so we have pegida marches, alternative for germany, france, poland, hungary, austria. streets are polarized. the politics here isn't yet, although it is becoming that because we have populist fringes now. they just haven't had a very charismatic reprpresentative yet ingermany, as america has trump and sanders, but it's just a matter of time before they get those, and then the polarization will enter politics as well. melinda: stefan prystawik, you referred to this charismatic representative in the u.s. as a yellow haired clown? aging yellow haired clown and a fascist apprentice, if i'm not mistaken. so, i need to pose the question, he gave quite a conciliatory victory speech. he used all the right words, talked about the peaceful transition of power, being president for all americans. do you see a different donald trump emerge from this, someone who can heal those divisions? stefan: i don't really see that. i would have liked to see him give a conciliatory concession speech, for that matter,. but he basically -- that looked pretty scripted. that's one thing. susan: tot

also connected with several foreign leaders in recent days including the prime ministers of greece, hungary and sweden. and the presidents of panama and slovenia, his wife's native country. >>> one issue a trump presidency may have to address the controversial dakota access oil pipeline. it turns out the president- elect has a vested interest in the companies behind the project. trump's federal disclosure form shows he owns up to $250,000 in stock in two different companies that own the dakota access pipeline. opponents of the pipeline are afraid trump's investments will affect his decisions on the project. >>> turning to weather now, a live look outside at ocean beach in san francisco. dry for now. but not for long. here's chief meteorologist paul deanno. paul? >> liz, the rain is coming. it is not here yet. looks like it was going to rain in the north bay for most of the afternoon but we have to wait several more hours for that rain to arrive. trust me it is coming. kpix 5 hi-def doppler just a few drips over napa valley now. we have had a few light showers move through marin, napa and so

and they came in hungary. and they came after us.t was a great experience for our guys to see how teams are going to come. >> we are live at springfield high school in delaware county tonight, they take on great valley in the friday football frenzy game of the week. playoff game. so, one team season will come to an end. i will have the highlights from this game, several other playoff games tonight at 11:00 right here on cbs-3. >> i remember those days in high school, like it is the last one. got to see the last one. >> i know, the memories, never forget. thanks, leslie, appreciate it. when we come back a sign of the season hard at work in philadelphia. >> when and where you will soon be seeing the fruit of their labor. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. find out how american express card

he spoke with world leaders from griese, hungary, panama and sweden today. he also talked to the prime minister of slovenia where his wife was born. the transition team says the more than 40 foreign leaders, however are, the business mogul has come under fire because they say he is not doing enough to resolve potential conof interest including real estate projects. the transition team announcing two new white house picks today. the first kt macfarland who currently works as a that security analyst. national security advisor pick michael flynn congratulated macfarland on twitter today. the president-elect's team announced his big for advisor, donald mcghan will serve as assistant and will advise him on any legal issues concerning his administration. >> anchor: wall street closing at a record high this black friday. the dow is up 68 points and the nasdaq is also up 18 points today since the election both index have reached record highs. investors anticipating president-elect trump will slash taxes and reduce regulations causing corp rate profits to rise. conti

new at 6:00, a cyclist creates a challenging way to >>> a study out of hungary suggests what many ownersemember, dogs can remember and relive an experience like we do. 17 dogs were used in the study. do as i do is a training method that teaches dogs to perform an action by their owner and imitate the action when they hear do it. they can imdate the owner's actions up to an hour later. >> google has developed a way to help you negotiate your black friday shopping spree. when you search for a particular shop like a target or a best buy, google will now give you a status update on the story and may tell you the store is a little busy and give you how much information about how much time you expect to spend there. there is a realtime upgrade to google's popular time feature using search and map. >> east bay native tom hanks made a new fan with a super fan who filled a notebook with sketches of him. denise esposito lives in rome and got the notebook to hank's pr people when he was in rome for a film festival. he saw the sketch book and went out of his way to contact esposito and earlier she g

the president-elect spoke with world leaders from griese, hungary, panama and speed sweden today. he also talked with the prime minister of slovenia where his wife melania was born. the transition team saying the president-elect has now met with come under fire will some say he is not doing enough to resolve potential conflicts of interest including his real estate projects in argentina. the transition team also saying two new white house staff picks will be announced later today. trump's communications director says after today's announcement they won't make any more until after the weekend. the team's newest business venture sparking criticism. a make america great again hat ornament was being sold on amazon but it's list while amazon isn't telling the ornament it's still available through other sellers. however, it's not cheap. it will cost you more than $200. people in new york city hit the streets today but it wasn't to wait in line for black friday deals. they are protesting president-elect trump and his business allies. protestors marched through midtown manhattan for a tou

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for infectious disease research and policy compiled reports on outbreaks of h-5-n-8 in several and hungary.. hong kong has now banned poultry imports from tos so far this year.. hong kong had imported 10 thousand metric tons of poultry.. ---- and that wraps up the agribusiness report.. thanks for tuning in.. hope to see you again next time. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard a trip to the emergency room can save your life. but the cost once you recover can catch you off guard. we'll explain the laws that stay with tv9. it's ---. plan on a warm and windy day. many areas this afternoon as temperatures warm into the 70-75 range. plan on gusty south wind to accompany the warm air. tonight, a remarkably mild night continues to look likely with lows around 60. however, this will not last as our powerful cold front makes progress through the area later tomorrow morning. we will likely fall to around 40 by sunset, so ensure you have a jacket with you in a car when you leave tomorrow morning . in