. >> reporter: lancaster, pennsylvania. popular destination and wedding location, attracting tourists for the beautiful venues, food, and flowers. but is it possible that one of these wedding professionals responsible for creating people's most cherished moments, is also responsible for a brutal murder 2 1/2 decades earlier? >> 25-year-old christy mirack was murdered. >> this girl was also severely beaten around the head and neck. >> this quiet neighborhood is in disbelief that such a tragedy could happen so close to home. >> the last person anybody would have ever linked to her murder or suspected. >> reporter: this story does not begin at a wedding, but during another time of anticipation and excitement. days before christmas, 1992. >> it's very scary. this is such a quiet neighborhood. >> we keep our doors locked. this is horrible. >> reporter: christy mirack grew up in pennsylvania, in coal country. the middle child of a close-knit family, and older sister to vince. what was she like as a sister? >> she always was funny

for more on this topic we're joined by dr john whittaker an economics researcher and professor at lancaster university in the u.k. a doctor would occur italy says it won't be influenced by brussels rejection of its budget but what leverage does bustles really have in this case. well look as downs of the rules known as the stability pact which has been around right since the beginning of the euro we said try to strengthen and change its name and those sorts of tricks to try and make it work but the stability pact has always been short of teeth that it doesn't bite the ultimate sanction has always been to find the country is running excessive deficits but no fine is ever been imposed and indeed it would be at all the crazy thing to do to find a country that is in budget troubles so they try to rely on lots of surveillance so called success a deficit procedure makes it sound all sinister but if the stability pact works at all it's probably by causing reputational damage to a country that looks if it is running a budget that's too great well what about market pressure in this case we know that

finances are going to get out of control dr john would occur with lancaster university thanks for joining us. carmaker fiat chrysler has agreed to sell its subsidiary mine yet the moderately the auto parts supplier will be taken over by cal sonic canzano from japan for six point two billion euros the deal will boost the japanese component makers operations in north america and europe chrysler had planned to float its subsidiary but was put off by low i.p.o. valuations for industrials the takeover will create the world's seventh largest independent car parts supplier. now ryanair has logged a seven percent fall in profit from april to september summer's a key season for europe's largest budget carrier but it took a hit from rising fuel costs and lackluster bookings that were marred by strikes ryanair says it will have to keep short haul tickets prices low prices low this winter and the carriers bracing for more damage cabin crews recently failed to remove an irate passenger who hurled racist insults at a woman a video of the incident was posted online. competition authorities in the u.s. a

, because megan lancaster, it turns out, was not real.ona. this is such a good story. and now it is a great story with a big surprise ending. okay. august 2016, so late during the presidential election. once trump had the nomination and is running against clinton, this scoop of how anti-trump activists in the republican party were being targeted by a catfishing campaign. it's kind of an annoying term, but what it means is these anti-trump republicans got a bunch of friendly and inquisitive e-mails and phone calls from appealing fake personas, like the lovely and tall edged and well connected and totally fake megan lancaster. the point of the megan lancaster scam was to get those anti-trump republicans to tell the person who made up that fake persona all their secrets. to tell all about their anti-trump activism, including their plans for anti-trump super pac. so there's the fake persona, an effort to get information that would be helpful to opponents in that campaign. but then it got more dramatic. after the whole fake e-mail buddy scam,

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one of the people the vice president that i work with on facility management here called me from lancaster and he said there's a report that is an active shooter he works for the city so he has special communications with emergency services and he said get up there and check it out i tried heading up shady avenue you to the building and it was entirely blocked off i just talked to syria i know he is the twenty five year maintenance man at the tree of life he was inside. one of the restrooms inside an used room at the time and he told me heard pop pop pop pop pop and he went outside and he described the scene he immediately turned around and then ran out of the building we can tell you that rabbi. jonathan perlman from the new light congregation there are three different congregations that hold their services on saturday mornings here it's a tree of life it's new light and it's a door had dosh and all three hold simultaneous services is led by lee people in the squirrel hill area but this is a place where dozens of families start their weekends for decades ok well we can go live to somebody

of fracking on the community and the fact that people are blank shit like what about sixty three lancaster county council voted by overwhelming majority to stop fracking from happening at all in the county however the politicians in westminster i returned that decision and imposed this industry on a community that doesn't want it so the real public nuisance is quite straight at the fracking company unwanted they're a profit driven enterprise and they're trying to get resources from underneath the houses of the people of blackpool always invited quite early on the show i should say it's full mobile a little brown has been on this show and you want to go to old as he was completely confident that they would be able to track into people's houses which came as quite a shock to us the level of confidence to raise them a says it will benefit society . you see this i'm going to collaboration of the establishment in fracking and then you'll specific case absolutely and there's a great diagram available freely on the internet called the frack a gram that shows all of the links between politicians a

he's a lecturer in international relations at lancaster university in the u.k. thanks very much for speaking to us today. in the wake of the khashoggi affair, president trump has basically said that canceling armed deals with saudi arabia would be like shooting themselves in the foot. how important are these deals between saudi arabia and the u.s.? >> there's obviously a huge economic dimension at play with regard to the deals. we know that there's billions of dollars at stake with regard to the trade between the two states. and if we look back to the crown prince's recent trip to the u.s., he spent a lot of time trying to get a couple of these deals over the line. he spent time withth mr. trump the white house, with some rather awkward looking documents that were sort of a-3 sized pieces of paper, outlining what the saudis were buying from the u.s. this is a really important deal for the u.s. economy. obviously there are a lot of jobs tied up to that. and it's going to have a massive impact on the u.s. economy if the u.s. cancels these arms sales. anchor: there

dr john would occur with lancaster university thanks for joining us and that's it for business back to brett with news feed and thanks very much tonight the u.s. national security advisor john bolton is in russia where he's holding talks with senior government officials the visit comes as the trumpet ministration announce that it may pull out of a cold war orms deal bolton met russian foreign minister sergey lavrov in moscow earlier today he reportedly denied that washington's threat to leave the i.n.f. treaty is an attempt to blackmail russia bulge an implicit is that if the i.n.f. treaty is scrapped the u.s. is not planning to deploy missiles in europe that would target moscow we're here at the big table with me now is on the whole she is on the board of. germany i can germany is the german arm of i can which is dedicated to a a world without nuclear weapons appreciate you taking the time to come in with us tonight we've got the trumpet ministrations saying that for the past four years at least there is evidence that russia has been in violation of the i enough treaty is that true. w

we're still positioned oen lancaster boulevard. i believe the fire engines will be leaving soon so we'll make this live report fairly quick. the house a total loss, why there's multiple fire crews here to put out this fire, that home at a total loss. here is the new information or the information we gathered from coast side fire. they were called out here roughly around 2:55 a.m., called for a structure fire, when they showed up, they saw it was a house fire and turned quickly from a one-alarm fire to a two-alarm fire and when they arrived they said there were three people inside, a mother and father and an adult sun between dogs were in that home. they say that the father experienced some burn injuries. the burn injuries are unknown how serious those are but we know he was transported by ground to a nearby burn center. for those folks that aren't familiar with the area, it can get fairly foggy and coast fire said they weren't able to air lift that father to a burn center, that's why they had to transport him by ground ambulance. h

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we all got behind her lancaster house speech, but chequers is not that.se things before. really, there‘s not much more he can do. unless he challenges her for the leadership, where does it go from here? would you like him to do that? do you think he should be the next leader, the prime minister? lets face it, boris is the crown jewel of our party. as the mayor of london, he has the ability to reach out in these labour areas. in my own constituency, constituents said to me they love boris. when hejoined the leave campaign, that really gave it prominence. i think the fact that he is there, speaking up for us brexiteers, and those around the country, that is fantastic. that is what we really should be listening to. the prime minister should start listening to the public, as boris does. if she doesn't, should boris challenge her as leader?” does. if she doesn't, should boris challenge her as leader? i think it is down to us as mps to put our letters in. she is prime minister at the moment, but as i have said since backin the moment, but as i have said since b

. >> reporter: it was a crime that shocked lancaster, pennsylvania. a beloved teacher, christy mirack, brutally raped and murdered in her home in 1992. tonight, the cutting edge science that helped finally break open a very cold case. last spring, the family saw the big news from california. an alleged serial killer tracked down through a genealogy database. >> the golden state killer. and my first reaction was, why can't they do something like that with christy? >> reporter: enter cece moore, a dna genealogist who started working on cases like christy's with parabon nanolabs. they upload crime scene dna profiles to a free genealogy website called gedmatch, and build family trees to find relatives and zero in on potential suspects. a break in christy's case came in no time. >> i think it took a couple of days. >> reporter: the suspect? raymond rowe, also known as dj freez, a popular fixture in the city for years, charged with criminal homicide. >> they made an arrest. >> reporter: what was that like? >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: his arrest, on

that happened on moss beach in lancaster boulevard. alissa harrington is there and you've been talking to firefighters, what are they telling you? >> it's a total loss, it gutted the inside of the home. a family was living here, this was a family home, we are seeing art projects and ornaments outside of the home. it's a total loss. when the family was asleep inside, at 3:00 a.m., a neighbor said he heard them run into the sleep screaming for help. >> they're screaming fire, fiery come out, there was a small fire, we grabbed the hoses and tried to put it out, but it just kept growing and growing. >> there was three people inside of the structure at the time, they all got out safely, they had two dogs, there was one person with injuries, some burns, we transported him to a local burn center. we don't know the extent of the injuries or the cause of the fire. the firefighters say it spread to trees and vegetation, but they were able to contain it to one home. and a car was also burned. they'll be here for a couple of hours doing overhaul,

northern ireland through the day and the rain continues into cornwall gone into devon, wales, cornwall, lancasterding and distraction from the rain from kallum. eastern england, sunshine, 25 degrees, blustery, completely different story compared with elsewhere. this picture going into saturday evening, notice the rain starting to use a little bit where it has been so very wet. the front is now moving into sunday, there will be one final pulse of wet weather along it, could take rain into eastern areas of england on sunday and further east you are a could be there for much of the day. rain clearing northern scotland, but really where it's been so very wet in the west, especially into wales, the drier, sunnier, calm her story on sunday. it is much cooler while saturday is very warm. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11: the westminster attacker, khalid masood, who killed five people including a police officer outside the palace of westminster last year, was lawfully killed, an inquest concludes. pc keith palmer was stabbed repeatedly by khalid masood. his colleague pc carlisle r

far no survivors have been found the lion air flight j t one sixty was traveling to the city of lancaster now from jakarta already has been really showing deborah from that boeing seven three zero seven in the java sea it took of twenty prospects in the morning local time divers are now being employed to the crash site in an easy a civil aviation chief says the crew had requested to make an emergency landing almost immediately after they took off line air low cost carrier it's confirmed that the plane lost contact with air traffic control just thirty minutes after takeoff but it's yet to issue any further statements it came down just twenty five kilometers from the airport it's being reported that sailors on board a nearby tugboat witnessed what happened that plane is a new type of aircraft boeing seven three seven max eight very new one only made this year as an american narrow body jet can seat up to two hundred thirty people according to the company line air that plane is only manufactured this year only went into service in august right now it's still not known what caused it to get i

you talked about lancaster house and chequers, people at home have no idea what we're talking about mostbeen talking about it. there have been eight years of conservative government. we need to invest in health. taxes should go 7 invest in health. taxes should go to invest in health. taxes should go 0 pay invest in health. taxes should go for invest in health. taxes should go e invest in health. taxes should go up? to pay for the nhs? no, we need to be setting out how we drive growth. i will give you a big idea. we have a housing problem around london. why don't we get each of the home counties to build a new town. big bold ideas for brexit britain.|j was very big bold ideas for brexit britain.|j was very keen on residential investment trusts. that will have them rolling in the aisles! but basically, it is getting this huge amount of cash in the private sector and putting in new high quality rented houses for people. what can you rememberfrom rented houses for people. what can you remember from last rented houses for people. what can you rememberfrom last weeks labour party? that big off

. >> they are running to represent including the susie's a lancaster -- cities of lancaster and mostbaker veil. best bakers will. we're-- bakersville. you can join in on the discussion on the facebook page and the k ge t twitter page -- k get twitter page. the rebroadcast will be this saturday at 6 p.m. >> the candidates have been apprised of the ground rules for the debate. we will start with opening statements. mata has agreed to go last. thank you for having this debate one more time. i want to thank u.s. the viewer for watching for this hour. i look forward to a healthy debate on the issues about the future of america. i stood in the same spot and asked for your vote to give two more years that i would work hard to provide results for more job opportunities throughout this country and throughout the district. over the last two years, house was able to move the greatest water reform in california for more than 25 years. we have secured full funding for the dams. just a week ago, we celebrated the government signing a $40 million lease for a new veterans clinic. this is one that wo

the fire started on lancaster boulevard near highway 1 in moss beach. when firefighters arrived on the scene, the home was engulfed in flames, one person had to be air lifted to the hospital with severe burns, fire is now gaining and the firefighters have called for additional aid in putting it out. we have a crew headed to the scene and we'll have a live report from that area in just a little bit. >>> the time is now 4:02, san jose firefighters looking for a cause of a fire that destroyed a house overnight. flames were reported on this house at mount mckinley court in the 30 last night. it took a half-hour to control it. the fire control told us pg&e was called in because live fires fell on to that house. >> we have a livewire, the building is charged with electricity, water streams with electricity, it's not a good thing. this he can trance -- transfer it to the firefighters, it makes it hard to get to the fire because it's getting additional juice and energy. >> people got out of the house safely and two of three dogs got out but a third dog is missi

al-jazeera san carlos california ok let's bring in robert good sheet robert is a senior lecturer at lancaster university and a former reporter for the washington post and new york times who joins us on skype from. another day another shift by donald trump how does that work was absolutely spectacular that president trump would talk about the killing of a journalist in saudi arabia as just almost a bad business deal you know his comments this is one of the worst cover ups ever is also quite ironic given his own. past in his personal lives his business life and politics but more importantly talking about the killing and the way it went down to the way the information came out or didn't come out reads as another business transaction another analysis from his perspective then i think for american public's it's quite confusing about where we should be placing issues of human rights journalistic power and democracy when the president is talking about business and not necessarily about human rights and in cases like this and i see this morning your own former publication the new york times quoting j

dr john would occur with lancaster university thanks for joining us. and now back to live with the news thank you so much the lebanon has taken in more than a million syrian refugees many live in extreme poverty and often parents have no choice but to marry off their children because they simply don't have the means to feed and raise them aid groups have now raise the alarm saying that the number of child brides is on the rise in law but on where there is no minimum age of marriage she wus a anybody who traveled to a refugee camp in the bekaa valley in the exclusive report she met a fourteen year old girl who was about to get married. last fall when it was just starting a new semester at school. this year she's getting ready for her wedding but after i stopped going to school in the seventh grade because i got engaged my mother knows him he came and told her that he wanted me and that was that. what his just fourteen years old when her fiance first brought her her engagement ring it slipped off her finger and had to be resized to fit her small hand. sh

the fire happened about 90 minutes ago on lancaster boulevard not far from moss beach park, an area just north of half moon bay. we heard the emergency response may be impacting traffic on nearby highway 1. our pete suratos is headed to the scene and will join us with a live report at the top of the hour. >>> new videos of the aftermath of a water main break. this i joseph grant county park. the break damaged nearby roads. through the early morning hours. >>> the oakland diocese of theae and iill launch an independent investigation into clergy sex abuse. it says the church has nothing to hide and releasing the names is the right thing to do. the first list of names will be released next month. as we reported, san jose diocese of the catholic church is set to do the same thing this month. >>> a live look at sfo, where earlier this year city leaders renamed the airports terminal one after civil rights leader harvey 34i8ing. it includes an artwork and exhibit. as part of the redesign airport leader also talk about their new crowd sourcing display of artifacts. >> a bay area woman is claimin

as you mentioned, a very active scene on lancaster boulevard in moss beach. take a look behind me. you see this home is a total loss, a two-alarm fire happening roughly around 2:00 a.m. fire crews from multiple agencies, i see pacifica fire department as well as the coastside fire district here on scene to put out that two-alarm fire. here are the new details that i'm getting from the coastside fire department. they're telling me there were three people inside at the time of this fire. they're saying there were two parents and an adult son and they said that the father actually is the one with burn injuries. we were hearing reports of third-degree burns for that father, for that individual but they weren't able to confirm that at least on scene here. it is a bit foggy in this area, as you can imagine, so they weren't able to air transport that father to a burn center. they had to use a ground ambulance to take him to a nearby burn center. as we take you back out here live, a very active scene with firefighters inside the home, as it is a total loss. they're going to continue their

that's what thank that's what i said at lancaster house it's what we promised in our manifesto and it's what i've worked day and night for the last two years to achieve no one wants a good deal more than me but that has never meant getting a deal at any cost britain isn't afraid to leave with no deal if we have to but we need thanks but we need to be honest about it leaving without a deal introducing tariffs and costly checks at the border would be a bad outcome for the u.k. and the e.u. it would be tough at first but the resilience and ingenuity of the british people would see us through some people ask me to rule out no deal but if i did that i would weaken our negotiating position and have to agree to whatever the e.u. offers and at the moment that would mean accepting one of two things. are either a deal that keeps us in the e.u. in orbit nay keeps free movement keeps vast annual payments and stops assigning trade deals with other countries or a deal that carves off more than arland a part of this country effectively leaving it in the e.u. is customs union. so let us send a clear me

the blaze was first reported at 2:55 a.m. in the 200 block of lancaster boulevard. a fire dispatcher didn't confirm if anyone was injured in the blaze. no further information is immediately available. <> ( will ) thanks lydia. ( darya ) breaking overnight... 4 people are displaced after a house fire in san jose. this happened just before 11:30 last night on mt. mckinley court. it took firefighters about 25 minutes to put out the fire. no people were injured but a dog did die in this fire. investigators are still trying to figure out started. ( darya ) a big story we are following this morning... the branscombe fire burning in solano county flared up again on monday night. the flare-up happened at grizzly island road in suisun city. the flames spread from the vegetation to the deck of a house. the house was burned and crews were cleaning up the area late into the night. firefighters say that the marsh land in the area is making it difficult to fight the fire. so far the branscombe fire has burned 45- hundred acres but it is 80% contained this morning. ( darya ) san f

it started at around 3 am on lancaster boulevard near highway 1 in san mateo county.ers arrived on the scene of the home was engulfed in flames. a couple and their son were sleeping when the fire started. the man woke up and try to extinguish the flames with a guardian -- with a garden hose. he was burned. the family ran into the street. crews contained in the fire. >> san jose firefighters had to stay outside a burning house until pg&e was able to turn off the power there. that started at 11:30 pm and it spread through the home after a power line fell onto the roof. all four people inside were able to get out safely. >>> another ceremony held in santa rosa. it marks a year since the start of the devastating northbay wildfires. homeowners in the coffey park neighborhood will hold a remembrance gathering tonight at 7 pm. it is hosted by the community group coffee strong and organizers say that they will express gratitude to first responders and give thanks for the generosity of those near and far that helped the neighborhood in the long and ongoing recovery process man

one of the people the vice president that i work with on facility management he had called me from lancaster and he said there's a reporter just an active shooter he works for the city so he has special communications with emergency services and he said get up there and check it out i tried heading up shady avenue you to the building and it was entirely blocked off. and she went on labor rights lawyer dan kovalchuk was at the scene for us with the latest there's people gathered all around here. a lot of people in mourning a lot of parishioners with their heads in their hands people just trying to figure out what has happened here you know it's a very somber situation this is a bedroom community here in pittsburgh and this we don't see these things happen very often there's a number of synagogues here in squirrel hill this is a very strong jewish community here still in lockdown it's very hard to get in and out of school till this point and i never seen this many police in one place in pittsburgh i mean it's really a very tense situation very set people were very sad. this is the latest mice

john whitaker, professor at lancaster university in the u.k.taly says it will not be influenced by brussels rejection of its budget. what leverage does brussels really have in this case? john: it all goes down to the stability pact which has been around since the beginning of the euro. they made all kinds of tricks to make it work but stability factor has always been short of teeth. it does not bite. the ultimate sanction has always been to fine the country running excessive deficits, but no fine has ever been imposed. so, thyey try to rely on lots of surveillance, so-called excessive deficit procedure. makes it sound sinister. if it works at all is is probably by causing reputational damage to a country running a budget too great. steven: what about market pressure? italy's credit rating has been downgraded. what does that mean exactly in what kind of pressure doesn't put on italy's government? john: it does in the sense it has been raising the yield on the a time government's bonds. about 3.5% or something, which is a four to five year high.

(tx) this is the story of lancaster f freddy. could take all of us technology which could take all of us into the dangerous skies above germany. among those preparing to ta ke germany. among those preparing to take off on the evening of september three, 1943 were two civilians. bbc correspondent winsford vaughan thomas joined correspondent winsford vaughan thomasjoined f correspondent winsford vaughan thomas joined f freddy's group to record their bombing mission over bu rley record their bombing mission over burley in. —— berlin. record their bombing mission over burley in. -- berlin. this is the recording equipment that would have been used. the car to head actually cut of groove into that disk, recording the sound. the recording engineer had to keep the blank discs inside his flying jacket to make sure they were warm enough to cut. s i was sure they were warm enough to cut. s iwasa sure they were warm enough to cut. s i was a aware of this fantastic piece of recording that had happened in 1943 piece of recording that had happe

one of the people the vice president that i work with on facility management he had called me from lancaster and he said there's a report that is an active shooter he works for the city so he has special communications with emergency services and he said get up there and check it out i tried heading up shady avenue you to the building and it was entirely blocked off. human rights and labor rights lawyer don can find a cause to sing for us with the latest. people gathered all around here. a lot of people in mourning a lot of parishioners with their heads in their hands people just trying to figure out what has happened here you know it's a very somber situation this is a bedroom community here in pittsburgh and this we don't see these things happen very often there's a number of synagogues here in squirrel hill this is a very strong jewish community here still in lockdown it's very hard to get in and out as well we'll just point and i never seen this many police in one place in pittsburgh i mean it's really a very tense situation very set people were very sad. and this is the latest mass shoo

canada deal, the free trade deal, they are all derived from the prime minister ‘s own vision at lancasterouse. and now therefore is the time truly to ta ke and now therefore is the time truly to take back control and follow that vision, make the elegant, dignified and grateful except the country voted for. this is... this is the moment. this is the moment to do that and there is the moment to do that and there is time. this is the moment. to chuck chequers. to scrap the commission ‘s abominable northern ireland backstop... to use... to use the otherwise redundant and miserable implementation period to the end of 2020 to negotiate the super canada free trade agreement. to invest in all the customs procedures that we will need to ensure continued frictionless trade and to prepare much more vigorously than hitherto for coming out on wto terms. and if we get it right... if we get it right, then the opportunities frankly are immense. it is notjust that we can then do proper full fat free trade deals, in certain areas of the economy, this country is already light—years of the economy, this coun

trial in the area which registered as the biggest so far operations have been stop start of the lancaster site since training began there two weeks ago. on october the twenty fourth minor seismic activity was detected but drilling continued as the energy firm said this was to be expected similar underground movements occurred again the following day but it wasn't until a stronger tremor on october twenty sixth that operations were halted for eighteen hours with the drilling being sporadically called on and off has once again hit the pause button however the company defended its activity and said it poses no danger to locals. microseismic events such as these results in tiny movements look way below anything that would be felt its surface much less cause any harm or damage without the sophisticated monitoring in place it could drill or they would not be detected a campaigner for talk of fracking group says quadrille its operations could have dangerous consequences on our already weak landslide. lewis fracking at the moment it's a worrying situation and it seems to be that they're going ver

campaign one member of free lancaster thanks for joining us tina good to have you on the program. the locals concerns about these tremors being felt i mean do you know anyone that has actually felt these traumas or maybe of you experienced them yourself. the tremors that we're currently having i believe has been seventeen so far and not felt tremors we don't feel them above ground but it doesn't mean that there is nothing dangerous happening as a result of those tremors first star it's highly indicative of what we can expect in the future as they ramp up operations on what they hope to be the largest gas field in europe and also there's the concerns that we have about the integrity of the well because there are things at that depth and that's the well itself so we worry that this is a forty plus stage fracking operation on this one well and they hope to one day have over forty wells here i just don't see how they can scale this up you know we are deeply concerned in the residents who live nearby are deeply concerned when they go to bed at night what will happen you know the things

one of the people the vice president that i work with on facility management here called me from lancaster and he said there's a report that is an active shooter he works for the city so he has special communications with emergency services and he said get up there and check it out i tried heading up shady avenue you to the building and it was entirely blocked off what human and labor rights lawyer dan kadlec often a guest here not say was at the scene shortly after this happened and he told us the latest from the. it's a very generally safe and. active place has a lot of shops a lot of people come here couldn't myself. and at least four people have been killed and there's police everywhere at this point a lot of the neighborhood has been closed off just that there's at least one shooter who started shooting in the synagogue. again hitting a number of people killing at least four that i've heard of so far it is a lot in lockdown and i can't get any closer than i am right now. a lot of the streets are closed off. here. now in other news this evening with the conflict in syria appearing to b

this is the story of lancaster f freddie. take off on the evening of september 3, 1943, were two civilians. bbc correspondent wynford vaughan thomas and his engineer reg pidsley, joined f freddie's crew to record their bombing mission over berlin. radio: is it ok now? yes, cutting. this is the disk recording equipment that would have been used of bbc type c. the cutter head actually cut a groove into that disk, recording the sound. reg pidsley, the recording engineer, had to keep the blank disks inside his flying jacket to make sure they were warm enough to cut. they've left that other bomber and they're moving now slowly... i was just aware of this fantastic piece of recording that wynford vaughan thomas had done in 1943 and having worked with vr, i could see it was potentially a really, really good fit. they seem to splay out at first like the tentacles of an octopus, waiting to catch you. because the audio is an actual recording of what happened, itjust makes the cg! undeniably real. most cgi experiences is someone's imagi