go team baker. >> thank you. >> and wed ext our very best and our prayers to krista. we know you're takingood care of her. thank you so much, rushern baker andaja baker. >>> next, more on the walks taking place in the we come and themportance of the efforts to find a cure for as. we'll be r >>> every year the alzheimer's s walks in orre than 600 communities nationwide with on walks here in the dmd are rebecca caldwell, vice president of development for the alzheir's associationnd jane priest is manager of programs and services for t association. thth j us.ke we t earlier with county executive baker about the baker fun bunhe team and walk at national harbor on the 29th of september. how many other walks will there be in the area? >> 27 walks. we still have six walks to go, so now through the end of october the prince george's county walk is the 29 th of september, and it is at the national harbor. one of our largest walks is in washington, d.c. at e natio ll on october 13. >> another big one coming up. what's the purpose of multiple walks in so many local communit vers

they called nancy's twin sister krista up in canada. >> have you talked to nancy today? she went for a run and she hasn't returned yet, and we're very worried about her. can you call us back? >> you know about this kind of stuff. >> you'd think. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction is, okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing person's. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her brother brad made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the police with any information they may have and again, thank you to everyone that continu

krista found on his mark in never look away and the lives of others you take a look at german historyin the light of victims and perpetrators. you seem to be fascinated by both why. it was always the eternal question what would one of done back then for exactly this relationship between perpetrators and victims in this case within the family that i find so fascinating because it was like that throughout the whole country to a certain extent our country was a big family of victims and perpetrators after nine hundred forty five or also after nine hundred eighty nine and i think you can't really tell or countries big stories without that relationship. or shows that the english tell your film is never look away what is it that we should look away from. so i saw it more as the kind of thing the anti says to the boy in the film always questioning the truth and . make your own mind up about things but looking closely at them without judging them that's actually the most important thing to always take a good close look at things that's what's meant. by the time it is into you we're here in ve

i'm krista kober welcome to the program. facebook promised differently yet here we are again fifty million accounts might be affected in a new data breach the social media giant says it does not know who is behind tuesday's hacking attack and where the perpetrators might be based but the breach could allow hackers to take over facebook accounts users who have used the view as feature in the last year are especially vulnerable facebook says it has taken steps to fix the security problem at alerted law enforcement earlier this year the world's biggest social network had to admit that up to eighty seven million user profiles had been compromised. earlier i spoke to jared reed from our social media department and asked him what else we knew about the case so far. packers were able to get bits of information that gave them access to fifty million user accounts as you said and the information cold tokens these are basically the digital keys to our account and they help us by by not not making us having to log back into our account

colleague chris durst brigade he's been covering the story for us here in berlin good evening to you krista first so how widely is it that will be out of a job. well the interesting thing is that last night he looked he was going to survive this crisis but the tide seems to turn either during the night this morning in particular the social democrats or the junior coalition partners in chancellor merkel's coalition have their stance stiffened quite considerably and they are fairly categoric in that demands for his resignation the opposition liberal free democrats they were also dillydallying last night but they now have stiffened their stance as well so i would say there's a very big question mark on how long. it's going to survive in his post there's one persistent rumor going around in this evening which is that the three leaders who are talking to each other coalition leaders who are talking to each to each other in the chances office today their best solution to this most elegant solution to this would be if mustn't himself decided to step down thereby freeing them from the responsibilit

krista and jeremy bourasa of st.nesota, pride themselves with rolling with the punches. when their wedding venue fell through they decided to hold the event at the firehouse where her husband is stationed. the ceremony went off without hitch, but wouldn't you know it, an urgent call in came in about a house fire right after saying i dos and krista knew his husband had to go and gave him her blessing. >> i originally told him he couldn't go and he better not but as soon as i heard how bad it actually was, i just kind of looked over at jeremy and i saw the look in his eyes. he looked so torn. i said, go ahead and go, babe, and he did. >> he did. the people in the house fire all got out safely. three hours later he did come back for a delayed first dance. he says he knows she's the one because she was so selfless in that moment of decision. >> he was wearing a special cologne, eau de house fire. >> i'm sure she didn't mind. >> it's called eau de flames. >> did they still have the turnk ene co bk, bsang a special fare. e

all right krista salumi lifeless there in fire. affronts dumb to record amount of rain on north and south carolina and gallagher has more from the city of wilmington in north carolina. over very much in a recovery and respond stands at the moment at least that's what the federal emergency management agency say florence is now being downgraded and because those gusts of wind of died down that means that helicopters can now get off the ground and check for damage and check for any chance of flash flooding because that's the big concern at the moment this storm has broken all records it's brought more rain than ever recorded before and then maybe more rain to come so that talking about the danger of mudslides rivers inland breaching their banks those are the major concerns over the next few days seven thousand six hundred people are currently in shelters there are four thousand national guard on standby to help out but as i said it's a recovery and respond effort at the moment all the authorities warning people not to drive across roa

will try to find some answers as we dive into digital realities in this week's edition of made i'm krista kober great to have you along technology is meant to simplify and improve our lives and that goes beyond the ability to store thousands of songs on a smartphone even work environments that until now have remained mostly hands on are being hit by the digital revolution take repairs on a high voltage electrical substation for example up to now trained professionals needed years of experience and a pair of steady hands to work on one but if something went tragically wrong could a pair of v r goggles now help even your i to save the day here's more from my colleague ben fizzling. which one the orange wires the green yellow the. wrong cart. and. if only i were equipped like sealing the electrician of tomorrow a walking p.c. downturn holograms showing what's what. instead of these back breakers a whole bring binder for every cabinet just to work out which wire is which i thought the flood these round for years yep that's how you got your biceps pretty much. he only got the glasses yesterday

comfy krista of quotes one of the first damning verdict the amphicar combines the qualities of an impractical car with those of an impractical motor boat he says that's cruel but unfortunately true that he hasn't tried it and water yet but even on land driving down a winding roads is enough to make you seasick a little one point one leader rear mounted engine from triumph delivers just thirty eight horsepower which doesn't make for much driving pleasure and back in one nine hundred sixty one the americans with their big v eight engine speed were used to something else entirely and more to want to fix on those. about him and that's them still the end because there's a real beauty like. my ok that was a joke i thought kristof admits that he thinks the designs are overly ambitious and though well intended it looks half baked he admits there are some nice chrome trim and of course when it comes he's generous tailfins as a nod to us customers and the fans also serve to break any waves and protect the engine from getting flooded i get the amphibious part these two ships propellers down here that dr

he's known for it's a click the comics are street style and the culture of the label was created by krista brush and cosy mug audience both in their early thirty's who met while studying fashion design in boston. and babs where it all began. getting e-mails because that we liked each other's style. and even when you found them some when we became friends and began talking about what kind of fashion we like so we thought it's going to troy. the duo founded the auto lingo label three years ago in berlin it's steadily grown in popularity today they're conducting fittings in preparation for their first show at paris fashion week where the two swiss partners will even get to present their unconventional creations as part of the official calendar of events they describe their style as fiction and fantasy as it was nice and there's always something new there always surprises sometimes familiar things are reinterpreted perhaps in a unique way so it's an adventure. the highlight of their new collection is a ripped and faded hawaiian print cardigan. painted in less than when i think i have been you

bottling eyes known for it's a click the comics are street style and couture the label was created by krista bush in closing my guardian to both in their early thirty's who met while studying fashion design in boston. events where it all began. to get anyone to guess that we liked each other's style. and even when you've been someone we became friends and began talking about what kind of fashion we like so we thought mick going to troy. the duo founded the auto lingo label three years ago in berlin it's steadily grown in popularity today they're conducting fittings in preparation for their first show at paris fashion week for the true swiss partners will even get to present their unconventional creations as part of the official calendar of events they describe their style there is fiction and fantasy as if it's nice and there's always something new there always surprises sometimes familiar things are reinterpreted perhaps in a unique way so it's an adventure. the highlight of their new collection is a ripped and faded hawaiian print kartika. been then less than men all think and we've been y

colleague chris durst brigade he's been covering the story for us here in berlin good evening to you krista first so how widely is it that will be out of a job. well the interesting thing is that last night he looked he was going to survive this crisis but the tide seems to turn either during the night to this morning in particular the social democrats or the junior coalition partners in chancellor merkel's coalition have their stance stiffened quite considerably and they are fairly categoric in that demands for his resignation the opposition liberal free democrats they were also dealing dallying last night but they now have stiffened their stance as well so i would say there's a very big question mark on how long. it's going to survive in his post there's one persistent rumor going around in this evening which is that the three leaders who are talking to each other coalition leaders who are talking to each to each other in the chances office today and their best solution to this most elegant solution to this would be if has killed martin himself decided to step down thereby freeing them fr

stand during the american national anthem as a symbol against racial injustice and police brutality krista salumi has more from new york. believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything nike's new just do it ad campaign is proving as controversial as one of the stars chosen to deliver it former national football league quarterback collin capper nick he hasn't played football since repeatedly refusing to stand for the national anthem before games during the two thousand and sixteen season prompting other players to follow suit not only my burning my favorite pair and nike is your burning your sales ad like the protests have provoked anger among some n.f.l. fans and president donald trump they consider it disrespectful to the american flag and the military some have called for a boycott of nike products nike know they make culling but supporters say it's meant to call attention to racial injustices and is respectful expression of the speech nike which has a contract with the n.f.l. to supply uniforms and sideline clothing appears to be taking their side also announcing a new cat

krista friedland is that the ustr as lions eking. she is -- as i am speaking. she is meeting with robert light house or for canada to join this pact. we heard from the canadian prime minister earlier today who said, we still want a deal but we need to see movement. that is veiled language. canada and the u.s. are not telling us the hard issues, but we have heard the issues that still remain our dairy protections that canada put in place for its farmers and the u.s. request to get rid of dispute panels for antidumping cases. david: i want to go to salzburg, austria, to maria tadeo where they are having a big meeting in the european union to see if they can get brexit done. what is the latest? maria: a lot has been going on. we started off the day on a positive note, this idea that the european union and the u.k. are moving closer towards a deal. we would get a roadmap to a deal. sterling gained on that. on ahas been flipped report from the times of london that theresa may will reject a proposal from the european union over what to do with the irish border. we he

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krista first brigade reporting from outside the chancery here in berlin thank you very much. you're welcome. now the catholic church in germany says it is distressed and ashamed by the findings of a new report into the sexual abuse of children by priests the independent report commissioned by the catholic church found that clergy men had abused or rate nearly four thousand children over a seventy year period starting at the end of the second world war most were boys under the age of thirteen one victim told you about the violence he was forced to endure as a young choir boy when he was eight years old little kaiser was one of the world renowned catholic choir boys in the southern german city of work he lived in a boarding school where he was sexually abused by priests for several years two years ago he shared the painful memories that still haunt him iranians but of a consumer into the prefects room. down with my pajama bottoms. head into his lap. you thrashed me and groaned loudly. out. i only realized later that he pleasured himself by rubbing his genitals on the back of my

scarlet: united states and canada pursuing nafta discussions with krista freeland back in the capital. leaders are standing their ground on key issues, refusing to concede after hitting the friday deadline with no deal. canada has until the end of the month to keep nafta trilateral. president trump saying we will know if candidate will be able to join. for more let's bring in josh. from the headlines, saying the new trade deal will be a surprise and we should know on canada over the next 2-3 days, whatever name they come up with, it does seem like he is making some progress here. >> i think it is early to say. talks have been a stalemate. a few key issues. they could be resolved in a grand bargain. the question of who is going to blink and on what. it is going to include cultural protections. there's a few outstanding ones and no sign they have made any huge breakthroughs. >> let's talk about those sticking points. one of the remaining sticking points, do people who are observing yes, do you think there is a way to resolve this to the liking of the u.s. and canada? >> trudeau has been

ruling regime and now the they've rounded it krista for five more nights and they refused to do that and also. european union and others did not come because they have a certain demands that the european union made your opinion and believed that. all the political leader has been arrested and they should be released before the elections otherwise it is not going to be free and fair so we have a candidate that we all the political leaders have agreed agreed for and benny but the problem here is that there was deva never ending a free and fair election in more days because we did not get equal opportunity to come and neither do we did we get other people who should become distinct in the election due to contest so. in july this year the european union made some demands and these are not to abide. by the government. supreme court judges. their kids through the roof and dragged the chief justice of the floor and dragged him out of the. put him in jail and got the former president to serve the country for thirty years in jail without being present means brother or hauled brother and priso

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trade representative robert lighthizer will be sitting down with canadian krista freeland.'t expected to resume again until the end of the week >>> corporate news this morning, shares of sonos went up yesterday. but then fell by as much as 15% in extended hours after a third quarter loss of $27 million. revenue was in line with what the street was expecting, but was down 6% from a year ago. sale of wireless speakers rose 1% but revenue from home theater speakers and components fell even with the move of extended hours, sonos still up 20% from its ipo back on august 2nd stock is trading at $18.60 and we are tracking hurricane florence the storm is quickly gaining strength in the atlantic where water has been very warm evacuations have been ordered for people up and down the carolina coast we'll get a live update in the next half hour >>> 17 years is a shocker, again, to think about this we were all doing what we're doing now on that horrific day we're remembering those who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks of 9/11. that was 17 years ago. later this mornin

david: there is some news crossing the bloomberg that robert lighthizer and christopher and went -- kristare going to get together and restart nafta talks on wednesday. alix: you get good headlines from china, playing it tough. why not go get them? david: get a deal with canada. return back to the extreme flooding from hurricane florence. it is making life very difficult for everybody in the southeast. trucks are trying to get access to certain areas. trucking company u.s. xpress cargo loads were affected by it road closures. joining us from chattanooga, tennessee, is eric fuller, u.s. xpress ceo. good to have you on. give us a status right now. what is going on down there in the southeast? eric: thanks for having me. widespreadng flooding that is affecting not only the coastal regions, that we are seeing things affected further inland than we expected. things continue to deteriorate. i think we expect another day or two before things get to the point where they will start to recover and we will be able to move product into those areas. it is creating a lot of disruption not only to the co

is a reliable negotiator in these talks and krista said she was negotiating with an ambassador and yethe u.s. has to deliver both congress and the president on ny deal. >> are we taking a couple? >> let's take a couple. let's take three, actually. >> that works because mine is in a similar vein, which is i agree elegantister freeland's and impressive but i guess there's a larger strategic question, which is given the united states is the dominant player, did she misplay her hand by staying away from the table for so long? > and one more here. >> i have a couple of questions and i should say i negotiated two chapters in the new facilitya. mechanism.rceability if that does become a bindable agreement, wouldn't that affect things? second question about tariffs. there are a lot of trailed agreements out there right now and tariffs are pretty low. are you looking at non-tariff barriers and the impact of removing those? i know that's hard to quantify but in general is academia looking at that and the impact of that? and the third part of that, it's over 20 years old. do you think it's worth

this i'm representing the united states >> yep speculation that the president really does not like kristae land as far as calling canadian car tariffs the mother lode, i know gm was at a 52-week low yesterday, hackett from ford saying that tariffs cost them a billion dollars in metal and they buy mostly domestically. >> there's also a problem with mexico different parts come back and forth and back and forth and the idea of unwinding -- really, i don't know even how you go about it. i think one of the things that's happened that we forget is that it is totally seamless how parts go back and forth and some parts are made there and here. it's not practical it does say, you can't on the auto stocks. all they do is get hurt no matter what. >> yeah. today, s&p, jim, global ratings has a report that says that the risk from u.s. china tariffs devolving into an all out trade war outweighs the threats by monetary policy normalization. you go along with that >> no. i think that's too extreme i think that you can -- there are a lot of different ways that those costs could be passed on there is just