jewell away? >> have you ever been to a picnic and drop a piece of bread and the ants swarm on that piece of bread? that's what richard's house was like. >> he was worn, torn and tattered. >> i'm a special agent with the fbi. >> reporter: they got him to come to headquarters under the guise of helping them make a video. this is that video, never before seen by the public. >> i present you with this form, i'd like you to kind of read it over. tell me if you understand everything that's on that form. >> reporter: but, when the investigator gives him his miranda rights, jewell finally realizes he's under suspicion. >> i don't know if i should call an attorney now or not, because i don't know if this video is for, i don't know if i'm being investigated for this or if this is for what you have told me it is for. >> would it be all right for me to call my attorney? >> reporter: after that, jewell called an old friend, attorney watson bryant. we showed bryant the interrogation video. >> he knows what's g

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when he finds suspicious package at centennial park richard jewel plays the hero out of the. so i can remember to push back for what richard crazy. well i would rather crazy that i. he's not wrong his quick thinking saves hundreds of lives but the media thinks richard jewel looks more like a dangerous loner goal fits the profile of the lone bomber a frustrated white man who is a police want to be who seeks to become a hero. to 30 to go. to. the f.b.i. to try to pin the crime one joule. is very important. they catch somebody so they just got somebody new just grabs richard drew. clint eastwood's portrait of an ordinary american hero is brought to life by actor paul walter hauser in a role he was born to play. we're trying to argue what a man who is convicted in the press before the age of social media scripts we don't lead on this story what are we doing here ok we're running it turned into until the end jewel believes in the system and they took my babies my disney movie. they did it because i want to see if we mount a record of. a political statement or so. i do you keep def

it richard jewel was painted with a very unfair brush stroke or 2 or 3. and because of that people never acknowledged his humanity this film knowledge his humanity music eastwood's taught tale of a miscarriage of justice feels all too perfect and is certain to provoke discussion and debate long after the final real. bomb and soon to new york pork you have 30 minutes. and with me now is the author of that report. a man who was happy the world premiere yeah along with a lot of other journalists in los angeles scott wrote. what was it like the basic i mean just to be in the presence of a clint eastwood of course he's a living legend as you've mentioned 89 not slowing down i mean this is his his 3rd film in 2 years it's incredible and i think it's probably his best film since probably american sniper what i always love about clint eastwood is what a clear structured sense as to his film so he's very clear what he wants to show what he wants to tell i mean i think law the best parts of this movie are when he takes the f.b.i.'s k. . against richard jewel and so

see his latest is richard jewel the true story of a terrible miscarriage of justice richard jewel was a security guard who discovered a bomb lympics back in 1906 having raised the alarm and saved lives he was later accused of planting the bomb. when he finds suspicious package at centennial park richard jewel plays the hero out of enough so count to 3 and to push it back further richard crazy. rather crazy that. he's not wrong to his quick thinking saves hundreds of lives but the media thinks richard jewel looks more like a dangerous loner fits the profile of the lone bomber a frustrated white man who is a police want to be who seeks to become a hero. bomber to 30 to go. to. the f.b.i. to try to pin the crime one joule. is very important. they catch somebody so they just got somebody new just grabs richard drew. clint eastwood's portrait of an ordinary american hero is brought to life by actor paul walter hauser in a role he was born to play. we're trying to argue what a man who is convicted in the press before the age of social media the script we don't read on this story what are we

richard jewell. bob costas joins me now. why had richard jewell come to see you one year later?ou recall, as some others may and as the movie lays out, at the time the fbi felt that richard jewell fit the profile of someone who might have been the bomber. that was reported by much of the media. they were not necessarily taking the initiative to indict richard jewell, they were reporting what the fbi was putting out there. and it turns out that he was completely innocent. that he was a hero. there was a fatality, there were hundreds of injuries, but it would have been worse without his action. but since this took place during the olympics, with the entire country and much of the world watching, this wasn't an isolated thing that happened somewhere outside the spotlight, this was a big deal. much of the country assumed that richard jewell was the bomber. his reputation was harmed forever. there are still people who when you mention richard jewell's name, they don't make the distinction. he's the guy, the bombing in atlanta. while all this was going on, i raised -- i didn't think i

. >> the new clint eastwood movie, "richard jewell," coming under fire for how it portrays a crucial character. the star actress now speaking out. >>> breaking overnight, a giant in the professional sports world who transformed the nba suffers a serious medical emergency. >>> caffeine craze. forget coffee or soda. the new drink hitting the market with twice the caffeine. >>> and trump versus greta. the president takes to twitter to mock the 16-year-old climate activist saying she has issues and needs to chill. this morning how the teen is responding. >>> good friday morning, everyone. friday the 13th, and we begin with the final vote on the articles of impeachment against president trump. >> the vote by the house committee is expected this morning after a last-second delay by democrats overnight. the delay followed 14 hours of bitter debate. >>> meanwhile, there's new information about what the expected trial of president trump will look like. abc's serena marshall has been on the story all night long. serena, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, janai, good morning to both of you. wh

now, three months after the bombing, the fbi finally cleared jewel's name.d out of court, with the exception of "the atlanta-journal constitution" whose suit was later dismissed. >> morgan chesky, in atlanta this morning. more eyeballs to this movie. >>> let's take a turn and get a check of the weather with dylan. >> hey, guys. i found this girl in the plaza and she said take a picture with my class pet. we did. what's his name? >> lincoln. i think this is extra credit we got lincoln on tv, too, right? yeah. the rain is going to continue across the northeast. we're in a bit of a break where it's drizzling right now. you see more rain through the appalachians. it's part of a system that extends to florida. behind this, we have much colder air. temperatures will be about 25 degrees below average across the northern plains. we have snow in the rockies. wind kicks up tonight into tomorrow. expect some delays if you are 45 degrees, santa rosa.oast and 51 in san jose. these 50s will be through the afternoon. but look at the satellite radar, the main component righ

it's called "richard jewell".ting a bomb at the olympics in atlanta. it was, and, you know, it's a sad, it is a sad story, for sure. >> it's heavy, you know. it's one of those movies that, it's sort of like you have to google it afterwards because some of the things seem so unbelievable. and then you find out they're real, but it's pretty jaw-dropping. >> jimmy: by the way, speaking of it being real, i mentioned this to sam rockwell when he was here. i was there, in, i was working in a radio station, i was in the parking lot. >> oh, seriously. >> jimmy: at richard jewell's apartment complex. >> what? >> jimmy: with the media depicted in the film. and it is exactly as i remembered it. i mean exactly as i remembered it, and it's a very strange experience to see that. it's almost watching like a home movie or something, but i happened to be there covering the olympics. i was a sports guy on the radio station. and this happened. it became the big story, and we were out in the parking lot just waiti waiting for somethi

richard jewell really was a hero, saved a lot of lives.ewell really was a hero, saved a lot of lives. he had gone through 88 days through what he and his family called pure hell. and it was. it is so unusual for someone to go from hero to international villain that way. it was an unusual case that called for an unusual letter. it said you are not a target of the investigation, we hope you cooperate with us. that was touted as a clearance letter in the media. david: did he get his life together afterwards? kent: he did. in the book, we write a lot about some unexpected twists and turns. he had a pretty good life, but you don't ever get over something like this. the story is his life. the reporter who broke the , -- at thefbi agent end, they leave the reader to believe that richard jewell was vindicated even though he died early. i think he had a good life by the end, he just died way too early. david: were people in the media made to do penance? kent: they did. a great team, and they went after the media. nbc paid a great price, new york po

he plays a jeweler >> steve: richard jeweler?mmy: no, it's "richard jewell" and that's a different movie about a bomb >> steve: oh, and the bomb's shell. i got it >> jimmy: no, no, the "bombshell" is a news story. >> steve: about richard jewell >> jimmy: yes, but not in that movie. >> steve: in the one about uncut gems >> jimmy: right, "jumanji" with the rock but not the rock like a gem, or a jewel. the actor, dwayne johnson. >> steve: oh, okay i'm glad we got that settled [ laughter ] >> jimmy: me too what are you gonna go see? >> steve: a porno. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: this is fun. i saw that olive garden has come out with their own version of the televised yule log. it's a 30-second video of their pasta dishes cooking in the oven, and it's looped for eight hours. this is real check it out [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i actually like that that's pretty nice [ light laughter ] not to be outdone, 7-eleven released a video of their hot dogs being warmed. take a look at this. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs >> jimmy: th

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." >> jewell fits the profile of the lone bomber.eeks to become a hero. >> reporter: it suggests scruggs who reported on the 1996 olympic park bombing slept with an fbi agent to get a tip that jewell was a suspect, something that family and co-workers say never happened. >> the fbi is looking at richard jewell as the bomber. >> reporter: on thursday olivia wilde tweeted contrary to a swath of recent headlines i do not believe kathy traded sex for tips. nothing in my research suggested that she did so and it was never my intention to suggest she had, adding, i cannot speak for the creative digs made by the filmmakers as i did not have a say in how the film was ultimately crafted. >> i just wanted the real victims to get some sort of relief that truth is put out there. >> there's a bomb. >> reporter: the current editor for "the atlanta journal-constitution" where scruggs worked called the journalist an aggressive reporter, adding, it's ironic that a film purporting to hole the media to account disregards such crucial facts. scruggs rep

i want to show everyone a clip here's jon hamm in "richard jewell.phone. and when i do, you're going to wait till the beep, and then you're going to say into it, "there's a bomb in centennial park, you have 30 minutes. >> i'm sorry what -- why? >> might be the only way to clear your name. >> i do want to help you all i'm -- i'm law enforcement too so - >> well, yeah, then you should know how evidentiary this is, right? >> after the beep? >> yeah, uh-huh. [ beep ] >> there is a bomb in centennial park. you have 30 minutes. >> okay, that's great. can you do it one more time? and maybe, let's do a series we'll do a couple of in a row. >> there is a bomb in centennial park. >> are you kidding me? no, no, no, no, no you don't talk to him. >> it's standard procedure >> no, hell it is. >> mr. bryant -- >> in russia - >> listen, listen -- listen, listen, your client volunteered this >> oh, maybe you can do this, maybe you can't. not doing it today >> jimmy: "richard jewell" is in theaters friday [ cheers and applause jon and i are doing something fun when we

cotry over its marketing practices jewel of course based here in san francisco kepam back deal grant thank you 2 brotrs from the oil face felo drug charges tonight. detectives from the napa special investigations bureau and homeland security say. >>the initiated an undercover investigation of 30 year-old for elan and 24 year-old jose sanchez back in august on several occasions over the course of sevel months the brothers allegedly sold almost 10 pounds of methamphetamine and a half ounce of cocaine to an undercover detective detectives say they also seized 2 a k 47 assault rifles and a semiautomatic handgun and takea look at all of this hayward police say officers recovered this last month from a home in suspected ug house. pole say they searched the home after getting an anonymous tip. officers say ey found cocaine mass mushrooms xanax and $20,000 cash. police arrested one person who has not been identified. >>pleasanton police are asking for the public's help to identify this man investigators say he spent more than 00 at a local safeway store using credit cards that were stolen fr

cal crime here >> my son is innocent. >> you've ruined this man etion life. -- man's life. >> "richd jewel a clint eastwood film. >> addional fundings provide by the ku and patricia yuen. commted to bridging cultural differences in ourommunities. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once agarom washington. moderator, robert costa. robert: good evening. history unfolded at the capital this week. dartisan rancor it narrated our times republicans and democrats sparring over articles of impeachment. and the inspector general's report about the justice department's conduct during the russia investigation. yet amid this bare-knuckle politics and marathon hearing the week was punctuated by a partisan deal on trade. and president trump announced progress on a trade agreement but the road to this friday night was paved with fury. >> you're going to try to uloverturn the r of an election with unelected people -- >> the gentleman will suspend. >> gentleman has been warned before. he cannot simply yell o disrupt the committ

jewel, got a few qutions. was just doing my job. >> you have no idea who might have putge that pac there? >> no, sir. >> did you plant a bomb in centennial park? >> this is a capital crime here >> my son is innocent. >> tou've ruineds man etion life. -- man's life. >> "richard jewel," a clint eastwood film. >> additional funding is provide by the ku and patricia yuen. committed to bridging cultural dierences in o communities. the corporation for public contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once againromashington. moderator, robert costa. robert: goo evening. history unfolded at the capital this week. andartisan rancor it narrated our times. republicans and democrats sparring ove o articlesf impeachment. and the inspector general's report about the justice department's conduct d the russia investigation. yet amid this bare-knuckle politics and marathon hearings, the week was punctuated by a d partisl on trade.d resident trump announced progress on a trade agreement with china. but

they all accuse jewel of rketing vaping products to students under the age of 18. earlier today on kron we talk to the suerintendent of the livermore district. she tells us it was a student who came forward and urged leaders to take action because they felt their health s at risk this is disguised itas. >>friendly sense it is in packages that looked like children's cereal ers children's candies and with names like unicorn blood or you know dragon 2% and things that just appealed the children and what's different is the social medimarketing becausevery single social media platform thatchildren advertisements that yes a ith jewel is cool and all of these things that are just mbarding our students. >>we have had pretty much eradicated all instances of traditional tocco that with the prevalence and the onslaught of jewel and electric electronic vaing devices which have been targeting use now is appearing on our campuses and so yes, the bachelor has bome one place as our teachers and ministries became more savvy out the ways that jewel in electronic devices n be hidden

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and cuba could soon change its jewel currency system in a desperate move to tackle its many konami will. suffer business on the w m how you get us welcome to the program we start with a look at a tough day on wall street the dow jones registered its biggest drop in 2 months after u.s. president donald trump alarmed investors by saying that a trade deal with china may have to wait until after the 2020 president show election one year from now during a visit to london trump claimed that china was keen to agree to a deal now but that he was a no rush and was happy to wait markets have been hoping for an end to the trade war by the end of 2019. and on the same note it's only tuesday and already a rough week for french american relations amid a fresh confrontation between one mccaul and donald trump over nato a new tariff dispute seems more likely than never. french economy minister blue nor lemaire said a u.s. proposal to increase students on french products like champagne and cheese is quote unacceptable the tariffs announced on monday would be a reprisal for a new french digital services

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and blending it into and music came naturally to under a leaky jewel who spew into spanish. pct. yeah because he was german grandfather worked on ships in hamburg through its port the city has always been a gateway to the world. though not so sometimes still feels alien and unwelcome it's different when she gets to work here she's surrounded by musicians and dancers from all over the world people of all different skin colors and origins. she spent the 1st years of her life in ghana and other african countries with her mother a german development aid worker and her canadian father and musician she was 12 when the family moved to hamburg it was hard to adjust to a new culture a new mindset and who had german school was she was the only pupil with dark skin. so him in his t.c.k. so i described myself as a t.c.k. 3rd culture kid. my mother's from hamburg where we're shooting right now. and my father is from ghana. he was born and raised in eastern gonna so i have an entirely different culture namely in the 3rd culture and that's exactly how i see music music is the personal 3rd cultu

>>showing the man he walked into park jewelers at sundown town alameda there is right there. it happened back on november 26 the store owner says that the man ca in his ste few times before so you recognize them, but he got away with a diamonding and gold necklace worth about $30,000. also in the east bay a doordash delivery driver left with much more than a delivery t in berkeley kron four's taylor sackey has that story. >>we' had our share package that's before but this is definitely a fairly neone where someone delivering food to the building stole. >>half the ilding's packages on one day even changes the property nager at an apartment building on hay street in berkeley. he says residents contacted him about missing packages earlier this week so he review a surveillance video to find this i watched a few times because i did not believe what i saw changsays one of the residents ordered food frm the doordash devery service at the same time ofthe theft well, a surprise like yoknow she the was kindwaiting for the perfect time for the lobby to clear out and to be forced doing a

this jeweller who provides jewelry to athletes and other kind of wealthy people?t out to jake the jeweller, tio, all the guys. i actually reach for that. i've been in a situation where i have a bunch of my friends with me, and we're in the jewelry store getting jewelry. >> jimmy: i do that with my friends all the time. if i'm in the jewelry store, i'm hiding in the bathroom, hoping nobody wants to buy anything. i know adam likes to play basketball. did you guys play any back together? no? >> listen, we had long days when we shot, there's a basket on the set. when we'd get done with these long days, we'd go out shooting around, messing around. >> jimmy: you did? >> it was a dream of mine to maybe after work show up at a park, play two on two, and call my buddy kevin to play with me. it would have been amazing. >> if you would have said that i would have shown up. >> but imagine if you got hurt. >> not at a park. >> let's do it at the gym. >> jimmy: you need to do it. it would be fun e > >> let's do it. >> jimmy: have you been reading reviews of the movie? >> i have

surveillance ras captured the suspected jewel thief wking to park a jeweler's in downtown alameda it was nove, 26 the spect is accused of saling 2 pieces of expensive jewelry and then owly slowly did put the way he did we spoke with the owner of the store he asked us not to reveal his identity but told us what happened that day he wanted is is saor. >>i told him i'll finish for the custom and be out hegets in and they go back with the customers a jury. >>he to do the necklace and left. >>the store oer says he's seen the susct before because he came couple before and i oh he'about the. >>sue and nicholas he nted. >>he says this time the taking ff and merchandise valued at around 0,000 it be more careful. this kind of situatns. police now hoping by releasing these images the public can help identify him. >>anyone information on this crime is asked to call police. reporting live from alameda gayle ong kron 4 news. >>all right gail now stopping at nothing get her 5 year-old many australian shepherd back home a san francisco woman hired a pilot tofly a banner over the city today with thei

so how will be a jewel battle between jet and sis. and which skywalker will rise to the rise of skywalker with the release of episode 9 fans can finally find them. let's find out and joining me in the studio david levitz d.w. arts and culture i understand you're one of the lucky few who has seen the new movie all right does it live up to the hype i mean everyone's looking forward to this film well you know i don't think that there's any one star wars movie that could live up to all of the expectations and fill in or make up for all the disappointments of the last 42 years there's just no one movie that's going to do that i will say that i think that 90 percent of the people who go see this movie the people who are not the haters who aren't the die hard hard fans who know everything better anyway they're going to like this movie ok so this is a movie for most people also light sensitive epileptics apparently should not be seeing this movie is that because all these flashing lights that are in the fight scene so disney's also have to is

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. >> my name is richard jewell. >> reporter: the world first came to know richard jewell as the heroic>> i think richard had old school purist chivalry that came from his ticker. >> reporter: terror struck. a large pipe bomb killed one and wounded hundreds more. far more people would had ie dwere it not for the hypervigilance of the man who spotted the bomb. >> we got ourselves a suspicious package. you better call it in. >> the fbi has a suspect. >> reporter: but within three days jewell went from the city's savior to prime suspect. >> they needed a fall guy and they took richard. >> did you do it? >> no, sir, i didn't do it. >> how did richard react to all of this? >> he was worn, torn and tattered. >> reporter: bobby ultimately made the difficult decision to face the press head on. >> my son is innocent. >> reporter: recreated in this powerful scene by kathy bates. >> my son is innocent. >> what she says at the end, mr. president -- >> mr. president, please clear my son's name. >> the very quality that enabled him to find that bomb, they turned against him. to me, that's the tragedy

clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hit cinemas but there is controversy about portrayal of one of the journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given. canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has a strong and intelligent argument right now she's on a book tour promoting her latest tome which is called fire the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and veyron mental activists naomi klein points of a total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing our proposed. big energy companies spend a lot of money on kind of paintings and.

pain jewels profits on the saints assemble around the heavenly throne on which the virgin mary sits alongside her son as an intercessor on behalf of humanity. what is important here of the protectionists hammes st francis whose face can no longer be recognized plates for redemption on behalf of his brothers is please convey by mary to her son who listens and gives his blessing to the franciscan. the virgin mary's role in the heavenly hierarchy is in this franciscan church newly defined. she is jesus' companion and on with the angels at the same time she remains a human being that signifies that she is the 1st human being to be redeemed and raised to heaven. the rose window in the outer world is like a final symbol of this new order. the shape of the sun can be construed as referring to jesus the rose to the virgin mary both forms are united as part of a circle that has only one center god. at the close of the middle ages towards the end of the 14th century tuscany became a european stronghold of progress the dominican monk from and jellicoe came from the area around florence and achieved worl

this full of the revelation jewels was completed in 726 during the reign of the austrian emperor calma sings. the michael motif become much more than merely a central christian motif it also signified gone's forgiveness and the emperor's grand. the church of st calm as the most significant broke edifice in vienna makes that very clear. it is a sacred building with imperial aspirations the church was intended to symbolize the connection between rome and by send him between the west and the east roman churches that is why it looks rather like the hardest sophia in istanbul and contains its imitation trojan columns this too has to be understood in an allegorical way the absolute monarchs of the modern era wanted to appear as glorious as the roman emperors. in the coppola is the ecclesia with an allegorical figure representing the one true church she wears a gorgeous cloak as the holy grail in her hand and holds the eucharist over the grand having the last supper positioned at the center of the coca-cola in the patron church of emperor charles the 6 was intended to signify that his empire

and jenny co is the expression with which she has endowed the figure of mary reserving the alkane jewel gabriel she is his equal she represents the human striving for salvation the face expresses humility and dignity yet is still powerful she remains self-conscious and had gesture expresses not subservience but surprise and also knowledge awareness of what is happening she has been and battled with an individual soul and it is for that reason that we still describe her as beautiful. the impact of from and gentle coe's work remained basically limited to tuscany he traveled little his main ambition was to embellish the sacred places of worship for the brothers of his own order ringback 'd. once again the relationship between the history of god salvation and the world of the profane changed dramatically. the renaissance emerged 1st in tuscany then in rome it was a blossoming of trade and dot and no since the downfall of the classical world had been so prosperous that of course also influenced the depiction of angels. the vilified in rome was commissioned by the bank i go in and built by. i

a jewel with words. where i come from you don't want a way from a call from taisha. when i was 5 years old my father took me to his friends and i was told on the spot. a sport that you loved soul and to see all sold. fencing as a language and a good source for it is a conversation. must go opponents understand that thinking middle of the main to get close otherwise you can score a. song like a tough interview really when interviewing politicians or corporate c.e.o.'s you have to wait for the right moment just to get around that defensiveness then make you more. yes to take risks to get results. i'm going to tell 1st and i work a deal. here . thank you that's just. a few final touches and they're ready and tim young some you know if we'll be dancing in the most beautiful of christmas ballets. on the big opera stage in vladivostok eastern russia. being a ballet dancer is nice but tough. it's even tougher for someone who comes from the provinces and is just starting out. be able to tense up lift her back turn your legs outward. they warned us that not everyone can take

faberge egg from 1903 went under the hammer for just shy of half a $1000000.00 the market for precious jewels is alive and well and is worth of a 6000000000 euros a year precious stones and high end jewelry are regarded as the perfect investments if there's been a professional assessment to determine origin and value chinese and americans were the main players entering the market last year who wears the baubles is another question some super rich decorate their dogs with them others lock them away in safes until they're ready to put them back under the hammer. and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these and other business stories online at www dot com slash business and to follow us on facebook or twitter i'm stephen beard so for. searching for identity and recognition. turkish citizens with african groups. their forebears were brought to the ottoman empire as slaves. even today their descendants are treated like outsiders. know they're demanding change. the next detail of. what secrets lie behind the walls. discover new adventures in 360 degre

job of keeping the lights on and many of the costly new plants like this one are either behind sched jewel or prone to malfunction. those factors added to heavy rains of the past week mean the power cuts are at their worst for a decade many of the blackouts are intentional an attempt by eskom to share the supply around through a process known as load shedding in johannesburg people are adapting to a world without electricity some are even managing to look on the bright side even while sitting in the dark or it forces you to deal with not having technology not having connectivity sitting by candle having a conversation not looking at your i phone and getting out of the house because you can't cook any dinner when there's loads. it's very difficult to deal with. really with the punchers trying to adapt you know to see to see how we could get things done with. the south africans may be relishing the challenges of the rolling blackouts but for others whose business is depend on electricity they simply don't have these really are dark days. and that's our show i'm chris cuomo in berlin for me a