well this is a really extreme story when you hear the details what we understand is that klaus relates he has actually published an article back in two thousand and sixteen it was a hot breaking tale of two syrian orphans who are living hundreds of miles apart in turkey and trying to eke out. the life trying and dreaming of a life together reunited brother and sister in germany but it turns out according to a turkish for talk of for who was with him on that story that one of the children never even existed and the child that was true in the story was actually living with his mother and wasn't an orphan a tool now what really did is he asked people to donate money to try and bring these two siblings back together and to give them a life in germany and is alleged to have said that he managed to achieve that now just spiegel the magazine which published that story has now taken out a criminal complaint against us for embezzlement it's also on its latest edition apologized to its readers on the front page and with a twenty page in-depth article inside as to how this happened. this house is

thomas klaus picks up his children go stuff on luisa from the nursery. get. a big topic at the moment is which school gustaf should go to. we would like you and your child to join us for preschool in the period from december to february or offering your child a weekly preschool lesson. so we can start school really start that's cool isn't it the school. year coming to you you can also come with us and it says only your child but you are our child to. the children can grow up in comfort thanks to thomas says john the engineer works only five minutes bike ride away from home. they can afford an apartment in a good location. but it's been clear for some months now that his company wants to save money and that entire plants are under threat. possibly his as well. so there we are we all thought we were part of the big operation you lend some lawyer tells us we are to do my see a huge risk that will be left standing here empty handed i'm awful then will of lost if we're just ripped out of here without any control over it can then we're really facing total defeat he

it's important to tell muslim cotton klaus that they and their children can stay exactly where they are. no i'm joking he said so there's a very good social environment here this in which there are the typical groups here where you think there's that child even have a chance at all the home the parental and social environment all exert a strong influence on them. and i get to see my friends from kindergarten back in school and surely you know none. not the senate is ren's will go to the same school as him and he knows where it is he's already thinking about who will be in his class we have to do everything to keep it this way. the more uncertain the future the more important the children's opportunities become when the middle classes fear for their jobs they also fear relegation at stanford university the downward trend has already been confirmed by figures economist raj jetty has evaluated how income has changed over generations he describes a trend that is discernible not only in the u.s. but also in germany ninety two percent of children born in one nine hundred forty earn more than

could be stoops hold the secret for growing plant life on mars or the moon klaus lenska has spent thirty five years working for a company in germany that supports european space programs although he's a biologist he always wanted to be an astronaut so he combined his two passions and began studying how life could be sustained on other planets one challenge is the aggressive meteorite dust found on the moon which would destroy the plant's lens cap believes is the solution so as often as in the the front so if you try to grow plants there are the tiny root hairs that we are all familiar with because if you've ever grown crest for example they'd simply be sliced off or pierced but through their secretions algae are able to bind these nano particles and basically neutralize them. it's all about turning a hostile environment into an environment that can support life what's good for the moon or man's could also be used to bring deserts here on the earth back to life. the german air space center is also studying potential vegetable farms for miles and the moon for the past year powered sobber h

you're not santa klaus. >> oh, you wanted him? you guys don't like santa claus, do you? [applause] >> santa claus, boo! boo! [applause] >> well, what's to like about him? oh, i know. do you like santa claus because he gives you presents? you do? well, i brought you some presents. >> oh, you have presents? >> i do. >> maybe you are santa claus. oh, no. unrecyclable plastic. no. no, you're definitely not santa claus. >> you can say that again. >> well, i have an idea again. >> what? >> if you can just be quiet for a second. hey, kids, i think we can get rid of the grinch if you can do one thing for me. if we start chanting santa's name, maybe we can get rid of the grinch? >> no. [chanting "santa"] >> ho, ho, ho. >> i think i hear him. >> ho, ho, ho. [chanting "santa"] >> it's santa claus, everybody. >> oh, great. >> there he is. your cheering worked. thanks, kids. it's santa claus! [applause] >> merry christmas, boys and girls! >> yea! merry christmas, santa! >> is that the grinch? oh, grinch. >> that's my name. say it, don't spray it. >> are you harassing the children? >>

professor talk to the group founder of the world economic forum with professor dr klaus schwab and he decided it should take place in davos and before with very few wanted it spirits climbing to help shape the. whole it was a well known holiday resort and he hoped the atmosphere would help participants discuss matters in an open mind outweigh a privilege to get in and that's the background to the spirit of davos to this day when the president of the small mountain village of davos first became known internationally in the late one nine hundred century as a health resort. sixteen hundred meters above sea level it's dry pollen and might free climate made it ideal for as maddox and tuberculosis patients. shattered been all the time in europe one in seven people died of tb they were just sick they actually died of it it was a terrible place i wanted. wealthy patients would stay in a luxury wellness clinic such as the shots out which opened in one thousand nine hundred and is now a hotel. many spent months if not years here following a strict health regime five meals a day cold showers and

dragging his influence on the government and law makers has provoked the intervention of president klausyou hannis he cast doubt on remaining his readiness to assume the e.u. presidency it's not an encouraging start to remain his tenure at the head of the european union. prison she is also defined by the president. we were to come to a. different understanding. of. the mission. that a scene from the movie vice which is in cinemas from christmas day it stars christian bale as life president dick cheney and sam rockwell there as you guessed it george w. bush very different from robin merrill from our culture desk is here to tell us all about it so robin dick cheney this is a story of a man who is said to have been the most powerful vice president in history yes it is i mean evidently before cheney really it was a kind of ceremonial role the vice presidency not as important as secretary of state or secretary of defense. cheney changed that from the time he took on the job persuading george w. to give him but most states as we saw all that the movie is also i should say about his his whole l

four hundred eighty newton meters of torque and you can really feel that as for a fuel consumption klaus thinks if you keep your speed down you'll stay under ten liters per hundred kilometers but if you like to hit the gas it will be over ten leaders. about saying that. the two hundred sixty kilowatt engine powers them a cut as from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour and around five seconds. the top speed is two hundred fifty four kilometers per hour. a little down and close says this v six turbo engine is newly developed what's unusual is the turbo charger is located in the intervening this means that the cylinder heads have been turned around so at the exhaust side faces inwards and the intake site outwards resulting in short exhaust gas paths between the combustion chambers and the turbo charger and that means you get no turbo leg and it's very responsive but i detect this on space. dot i think the plow swags the porsche from a kind of new traffic jam a system which should adapt speed steering and braking during congestion you could almost go to sleep with go of course he wouldn't

climbing up on the line i am sure it is among quite the show i just let you know as i would like to thank klaus surely as well as the treasurer who with only a brief break has also been in his job for over twenty years. thaksin and let's not think you are not in their last six weeks he has organized regional conferences with many participants he just created them himself he prepared this planet to come to our standards and institution and our so you do i want to thank you and all of his team and everyone else involved from the bottom of my heart. thank you. they were. mostly kind of i almost want. my stuff. in the office of the party chair in the condo i didn't have in my house. i want to thank you for your skill and for your effort for your kind it wasn't all bad. and what you have done for the young c.d.u. i will never forget. thank you donk off i also you don't want to thank all of the members. committee and the presiding committee since the f.e.c. thousands of basically everyone who has offered their support constructive criticism their ideas and their commitment thank you thank you before

the bottom of the car klaus's driving has a sixpenny manual transmission and he thinks that suits this kind of car well since most people will be driving it in urban areas so personally i prefer a dual clutch automatic transmission. audi has ditched diesels from its engine lineup for the one all of the gasoline power plants offered coming quipped with a particular filter which should allow them to comply with more stringent emission standards in the future. close finds the suspension to be a bit stiffer than before but he says out he's managed to strike the right balance between a very comfortable and a very sporty run of the handlings good there's no quirks or instability is just perfect. and all the this perfect. the a one has a fairly basic suspension setup with macpherson struts up front and a lightweight torsion b.m.x. so at the rear. if you could cross says you can order the optional sports suspension which comes with adjustable dampers so you can choose the suspension setting that's just right for you because i feel. all in all the a one has plenty to offer but can the sport. ba

company calls it chalk colored clouds he just sees grey that the engine is also slightly different klaus is coming to that. and it's under the motel but that's a comment less. he still has a few special features to discover about the interior for example the porsche coat of arms in boston the leather of the center arm rests in address. the stitching in the seats is also done in the body color of course the seat belt color harmonizes. and even the key ring sports the same exterior color to give the whole composition an organic uniformity. to meet his new clothes personally doesn't really care for a car has all come tara seats what matters to him are the suspension in performance and it's possible to get an engine with more than twenty kilowatts more output quoting it on a par with a g.t.s. i give some around three hundred thirty kilowatts making it quite a little powerhouse. close nodes with a target for a starts in about one hundred thirty two thousand euros by the time it's been equipped with all the options the buyer is likely to want and a bit more power it can easily come to one hund

dragging his influence on the government and law makers has provoked the intervention of president klaus your highness he cast doubt on remaining his readiness to assume the e.u. presidency it's not an encouraging start to remain his tenure at the head of the european union. to china now where authorities have confirmed that the prize winning photographer lu is under arrest he was taken into custody by police in the shin jang region that's where there's been a massive crackdown on the we go our muslim population whose work is focused on issues that the country's government press for first to avoid. these photos show the tragic face of china images that tell the recent history of the most populated country on earth and the high price it has paid for its rapid industrialization decades long environmental damage and the careless poisoning of its own people. is the man who captured these pictures. coming to us with the shit when they make a mistake i have to report on it. they tried to prevent me from filming with their president has often been caught taking photos i phone will i would use v

to talk about more faces the estonian foreign minister makes a thank you very much for joining us klaus q first of all about nato has called them nation of russia of the i.n.f. treaty is a treaty that is designed to curb medium range missiles in europe it's seen as a pillar of european security the us though has always said that they believe russia is in violation has nato been a bit late in this condemnation first of all thank you very much for having me yes indeed it has been in violation. of the treaty we've been developing systems that have been prohibited by the by the treaty and obviously if we have a naturally very very important control treaty a bilateral treaty that has been violated constant consistently by one party. the question arises with it makes much sense for the other party to stick to their commitments on the treaty so now russia has been given one final chance to bring itself into into compliance would strip the obligations let's talk about ukraine and now of course nato will say condemning russia over the seizure of ukrainian ships and soldiers is staying near sent

i would like to thank klaus shoeless well our treasurer who with only a brief break has also been in his job for over twenty years. thank you.

are the holiday songs must also be removed is there a fancy fairs well i saw my make you see santa klaus' subject to monitor soft core porn white christmas racist santa maybe gold digger black male. well let's go live now we're joined by legal analyst jennifer breeden and former candidate for new york city council miami. sorry from support of the house spec mitsu movement thanks for joining us both good to have you on the program morning if i can go to you first of all removed when i was in you need quite a few years back there was another song that got banned from campus blurred lines by robin thicke maybe you remember that as well. this really isn't a new thing is it sort of the bombing of songs because of lyrics that people find offensive but this particular song i mean it's from a different era it's a christmas classic what particularly do you find offensive about it. i mean for me personally. i do think what is kind of going on it is a little bit of overkill. i do think that people are interpreting this as a date rape song and i think it's easy to interpret as this. but when i've ac

family and it two years ago first time what i heard it is before the senate a courageous story goes klaus in the. quest we are all villagers you cannot lock your door inside when you are sleep at night you'll have to open it and there's a police can any time come into your heart in me the night ask all your family to go outside to wait in the courtyard they will search your home what are they looking for. any seeing. rags or or any. books so what do you want the u.s. government giora to countries which have been very silent about all this the international community the u.n. what do you want them to do to help we get in how do you put pressure on a country as powerful as china as economically dominant in the global economy as china. currently for example the u.s. government. true to war is the china and if it's combined who is acumen rides include it we were to bet you i am pretty sure that you are u.s. government to stand on the high ground also morality and you can mobilize all the western countries to do some sanction to the chinese government who is responsible for this atrocity you s

klaus.hout this generosity, christmas would not be quite as bright for their kids. >> they're not going to celebratechristmas. not because they don't want to but they can't. this is all fun. music, food, santa. we're so fortunate near arlington county we can provide. >> i'm glad they can do this. >> first i hugged him. he gave me a high five.r: >> reporhey're very happy with that. all of this collecte and the arlington department is hwiping all of these gifts so they have something to go home with. >> happening now, a search for the harbb hat . take a look at your .scre police say around 10:00 yesterday morning, this man hit the bank. the robber implied he had a gun and demanded money from the teller. it was o t ofee bank robberies yesterday but police don't believe this guy is connected to the othertwo. if you recognize him, call fairfax county detectives. >>>s tonight santa claus coming to town and so is rapper little wayne. he is coming to town for what is supposed to be a pop-up concert.

as chairman of the leipsic plans works council thomas klaus travels to the siemens headquarters in munich where the managers want to announce their savings plans. it's an end to the rumors everything in black and white jumped right up to three high of two children and i also have plans for the future and they are largely based on the future with my good job at siemens in this i don't know and now it's all up in the air industry guys and when that future is no longer there then i'm and shaky ground you can hear you know it's a bit like the road to the slaughterhouse it's a busy. emotional. where does the middle class fear of sliding down the social ladder come from for a long time the german middle class always believed that their prosperity would only increase but all that is about to change. and it has something to do with global development. economist bronco milan of it has examined the consequences of globalization and number crunching large amounts of data on it is conclusion people's income has risen but not uniformly. or when we look at globalization and we are when we say about glo

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klaus outfit because he thought it was funny. please remember the man. please remember the husband, please remember what he was, what he came to this country to do. yes, he was a police officer, but more importantly he was a human being and that's how he would want to be remembered. he was proud to wear the uniform, and he does want to be remembered as a police officer, but don't forget the other things, the little things that are oftentimes forgotten in these stories, that his 5-month-old, he'll never hear talk. he will never see his son walk. he doesn't get to hold that little boy, hug his wife, say good night anymore because a coward took his life. please, help us find this man and bring him to justice. i hope he's watching today and he does the right thing and turns himself in. we need closure. his family needs closure. this will never go away but we need something, a win. we need something so we can move on. thank you so much for being here. i apologize for my emotions. i hope that ron is never forgotten. i hope in a week that he is not forgotten. t

leading off our discussion now mimi roca, former federal prosecutor, and judge sugarman, and ryan klaus. and it really does seem as if individual one has changed everything about this and very quickly. you hear adam schiff talking about jail time. we're going to hear professor tribe in a another segment talking about of course the president can be indicted as a sitting president. jerry nadler now, these are impeachable offenses. 44 united states senators tonight thinking this is the moment. and they describe it there as the convergence of both what they believe is the end of the mueller investigation and what they are sure is the beginning of an impeachment process in the house. they didn't use the word impeachment but they're talking about house c feel where this i now. >> and part of that lawrence is for so long we were only hearing trump and giuliani and his surrogates, and they were controlling the narrative. what you have now both from mueller and the southern district is facts and evidence are coming out. and you can spin those, you can make arguments, but it's really hard to real

to talk about more faces the estonian foreign minister makes a thank you very much for joining us klaus q first of all about nato has called them nation of russia the i.m.f. treaties a treaty that is designed to curb medium range missiles in europe it's seen as a pillar of european security the us though has always said that they believe russia is in violation has nato been a bit late in this condemnation first of all thank you very much for having me yes indeed it has been in violation. of the treaty of developing systems that have been prohibited by the by the treaty and obviously if we have a naturally very very important control treaty a bilateral treaty that has been violated constant consistently by one party. the question arises with it makes much sense for the other part to you to stick to their commitments on the treaty so now russia has been given one final chance to bring itself into compliance with strict delegations as talk about ukraine and now of course nato will say condemning russia over the seizure of ukrainian ships and soldiers is staying near sent out very strong st

klaus, tell me what is wrong with you ♪ ♪ i'm seeing all those dirta looks from way across the room ♪ that's running this north pole ♪ ♪ fix the -- pick up the slack ♪ you never tell me thank you ♪ and you barely say hello ♪ i guess i ride it up to here ♪ i really do believe when you finally fly the coop come this christmas eve ♪ ♪ what happens to the christmas is ♪ ♪ making toys and having a ball ♪ ♪ now it leaves the good old days have disappeared ♪ ♪ from the -- in the >>> now on kpix news. a federal judge strikes down the affordable health care as unconstitutional. the question now, what does that mean for the millions of people that depend on it. >> plus michelle obama addressing a sold-out crowd in san jose. >>> a public warning to stay away from bay area beaches this weekend. it is just about 6:00 on this saturday, december 15th. good morning and thank you for joining us. >>> the roughest surf in almost two years expected to hit this weekend. on sunday the waves on the northern california coast can