will become his father and more as jointly responsible for the nazis euthanasia program and the lizabethis one of its victims. it's a lost cut never gets over even in adult court in east germany begins his studies at the arctic atomy where he meets the love of his life and he's a bond he also meets her stepfather but is oblivious to his past because a band has adapted nicely to life in the g.d.r. but the story goes on the other one was lost. to me. but i'll get us to magazine associate if he died of a curt flees to the west and is accepted into the world renowned does a lot of academy of art is that it would surely it. is a profile. no real life names are mentioned but the film clearly reflects events in the life of god and other artistic greats from that time like yourself voice done as marcus said many times he didn't want to make a biopic he wanted to tell a story about the nature of art never look away is intensely less than three hours long it's an ambitious work and the challenge for the audience. is to found on his mark in never look away and the lives of others you take a look at

working with a photographer and lizabeth second it takes up to three hours to pre-pay each picture it's a good job that the sculptures can be used twice elizabeth is also an instagram. and that was asked. as always at the end of shift exit out internet find of the week today she lets out a. swedish photographer called climbout and loves arranging flowers. his creations exude a uniquely melancholy air. using stop motion technology and the natural process of the plants changing he makes the flowers dogs that choreography. plants withering has seldom been captured in such a striking way. next week. computer scans facial recognition is already used worldwide using so-called emotional decoding along then start up as analyzing body language and recording reactions to commercials measuring emotions next week i'm shift. home away from run for senate and individualists the lines. to get to meet. a small boutique hotel. room special that is for. passion for detail eccentric. and at the same time comes. your romex thirty minutes w. . good job it. sure linked to news from africa and the world or li

when two of them over yet lizabeth new to us office becomes a movie screen showing milestones of german history such as the end of the german empire and the birth of the weimar republic in one nine hundred nineteen. there are stock fire in one nine hundred thirty three the second world war in the postwar era . the founding of the federal republic in one thousand nine hundred nine and konrad adenauer as an action as first west german chancellor. the light and sound show on the banks of the spray lasts nearly thirty minutes and the central park is of course that fateful august thirteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty one when the berlin wall went up dividing germany for nearly three decades. then come the images from one nine hundred eighty nine when the people of east germany took to the streets to demand their rights and refused to be ignored because i see after a certain historic press conference. the wall was opened on november ninth. it's one of the most joyful days in the history of the german nation and the highlight of the nightly open air movie. it's a great institution great f

understand we are not equifax is customer we are their product i mean yours start is that a lot like a lizabeth i like to theatrically cuss out c.e.o.'s more than i love my children warren. i believe we have a clip from last october from twenty thirty until today equifax has disclosed at least four separate hacks in which compromise sensitive personal data in those four years has equifax is profit gone up. yes not cool i mean that guy looked terrified. i do sympathy for him also why you bending over backwards to be such a politician for equifax because there's a simple solution everybody can take to protect themselves from identity theft i did it a long time ago it's just four simple words tank your credit horrendously that's all let me provide a simple visual ok my mouth here represents an identity thief and i'm now this cherry tomato right here this represents my brother mike and his perfect credit score of eight hundred fifty and he brags about all the time. our leisure i got a great big swathe and now did. you ever have to lay. your ears to invest heavily in a c three player themed restaura

joining us tonight from raleigh north carolina lizabeth we appreciate your time we'll let you go back inside and get draw i thank you. well the hope of escaping poverty and conflict has led millions of migrants from africa and the middle east to seek better lives elsewhere many turned to europe which saw the peak of that exodus in twenty fifteen asylum seekers followed this route north that year as they made their way to western europe now you see it this led authorities in hungary to build a fence along its southern border and to jail migrants who managed to cross it he. spoke with one man who says he was trying to help his family reach germany but ended up branded a terrorist in a hung jury in jail he's asked us not to show his face. one of hungary's best known prisoners is waiting to meet me in this budapest prison. to the government he's a dangerous terrorist. others say he's a political prisoner. ahmed tells me he does not know why he's here and never. come back as long. this way what do you think of when you think of terrorism what does terrorism mean to you doesn't who at least

>>lizabeth smart not holding back. >> i nope the depths of her depravity. >> she is a woman who had six children and yet could co-conspire to kidnap a 14-year-old girl a not only sit next to her while being rad, but encourage her husband to continueoape me. >> smart's 2002 abduction, taken at knifepot fromer bedroom. >> elizabeth, if you are out there we are doing everything we can to help you. >> smart was held for nine months before being discovered 18 miles away from home after a couple spotted her kidnappers. >> it's real! it's real! r barzee late tesfied mitchell wanted smart and other young women has his, quote, plural wives. she pleaded guilty for her role in the abduction i set to walk free in a couple days. >> she saw me as her slave. she in her own right abused me did.as he >> now that the utah patrol t count s ruled they m time spent in federal custody, and that means the 15-year-old prison term should have started in 2003. smart, now a child safety advocate says she has forgiven her, but doubts thater kidnapper has been re dbilitated. >>'t think she is just a threat to meut

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correspondent my ash waiter she's in a lizabeth city north carolina hi mario so big warning there storm expected to make landfall tonight what are you seeing and what are you seeing in terms of preparations. well sumi as you can see behind me this is part of downtown elizabeth city contains i'm told one of the best bars in the city and it's all boarded up now we arrived here just as they were finishing putting up the final boards to protect some of these houses here. around the state people are sort of starting to batten down the hatches they've been granted a bit of a reprieve because the storm has slowed and it was expected to hit today and now that's been delayed till tonight or possibly even tomorrow morning but that doesn't mean that people are taking this any less seriously even though the storm has lessened to a category two one hundred ten mile per hour winds are nothing to play around with and one of the big fears is because the storm is so slow moving that it could be even more damaging that it will stall out when it hits the coast and just dump all of its rain on land causing

is in the reservoirs around cape town this promise is more and it moves eastward towards puerto lizabeth again another area which could do with the reservoirs topping up emergency sanctions at the moment so this is going to be good news for thursday are quite possibly friday as well. the weather sponsored by cats all these. women. mother you see. performers. christmas. from their present plateau argentina. inspiration for. new flu wolski cheap stifled invisible mothers parties did you find a lot in the mail series at this time come out. again you're watching a minder of our top stories this hour the leaders of north and south korea will meet later this month in pyongyang to talk about denuclearizing the peninsula south korea says kim jong un has expressed an interest in closer cooperation with the u.s. at a meeting special envoy from seoul. and these two people are dead after a powerful earthquake hit parts of the northern japanese island of hokkaido six point seven magnitude quake struck in the early hours of thursday triggering landslides and collapsing houses planes at one of the isla

lizabeth smart. >> reporter: she says she has forgiven her captors, but that doesn't mean their actions are acceptable. smart receny spoke on "today" about her journey. >> they have taken so muchso an s i live the rest of my life feeling sorry for myself, i i do that, they won. >> reporter: now 31, smart says she is not letting it define her. married with two young children, she has a third on the way but while elizabeth smart may are forgiven her kidnappers, barzee's early release ensures she could never forget. >> what do we expect now? she gets out and then what? >> she will be under federal supervision for at least five years. tht time she has been out of prison since her arrest in march of 2003. smart says she appreciates the tpouring of love and support and she will speak publicly in the next few days. >> all right. morgan, thank you. >>> we are going to turn now, get another check of the weather frommal. >> well, we have a situation developing in the gulf. already heavy rain there. we are watching out for that over the next day or two. but we have the investigation area in the ne