they worked here in marion. evidence. that is here in marion. the women are mostly stenographers. is georgia christian right there. the african-american, his job is campaign suggestions for connecting with african-americans in the country. >> all of his papers. they from republican papers? i noticed the new york times in there. on that list that you had. i wondered if they were a republican paper at the time. >> they were considered to be. newspapers change like our political parties. 70's, as onehe newspaper started to go more independent, they found they of notthe credibility being affiliated with a particular party. we saw a change in newspapering that that didn't happen until the late 60's and 70's. it is interesting that the view that we had maybe that some of those news outlets has changed as well. anybody else? ok, thank you very much. [applause] tofrom george washington george w. bush, every sunday at 8:00 p.m. we feature the presidency. series. you're watching american history tv on c-span3. american history tv is in prime time next week on c-span3. starting monday at 8:0

picture of warren harding at the marion star. he owned the marion star for almost 40 years, bought it for $300 in 1884. and everything about the marion star was in hock. he bought the mortgages on everything. he soon decided this is what he was going to pin his life story on. pin his life story on. this is community newspapering, which is different from the metropolitan newspapers. what a lot of journalists started out doing. where you are reporting the comings and goings of people in your town and you're going to school board meetings and reporting about people upset about the utility rates going up. all of those very community minded events that affect the people in your town. the metropolitan papers are covering the more national stories. it would take a national subject and then turn it into a local story about how that federal decision affected the people here or whatever town it was. there were thousands of community newspapers across the country and in every community. there were three or four here in competing for the sam

west marion. it was determined the fire there is daniel caused by a down pg&e powerline. america is mega marion county spokesperson says it is not clear what the line came down. there fire burn 100 32 acres it is 65 percent contained. evacuation orders have been listed for bone and with west marion. many people headed to an emergency shelter stand up at the san geronimo community center. many people who returned home last night may not have power until this afternoon. >>> sonoma county will be testing the emergency warning system. last year's firestorm exposes the need for a more effective way to warn people about wildfires. the county will send out text messages and phone calls between 10 and noon to anyone who signed up for emergency warning alerts. officials say they hope to learn more about their effectiveness from the testing. if you live in sonoma county and still need to sign up for alerts, go to our website, ktvu.com to find more information on the web links. >>> happening today the start

then the lightbulb went off immediately. >> reporter: it also went off for marion. most chilling testimony of the prosecution's case she told the jury when she heard her friend was gone she immediately remembered something jody said just weeks earlier. >> she said that during this conversation that i had with him, if anything happens to me, you'll know who did it. she said, you'll know it was him. >> reporter: the prosecutor's position was clear. a husband with a motive. the perfect setting. the violent intent to kill his wife. or was there another way of looking at that couple perched high on those cliffs on a summer night? stephen's new wife says the prosecution has it all wrong. >> my husband is not capable. that's not the man he is. my husband is sweet, kind, loving, considerate. >> reporter: the defense was ready to show how stephen scharf, far from villain, was the real victim in this story. coming up -- >> they destroyed the crime scene area. >> reporter: new questions about the evidence and was there another reason why a son might implicate his dad? >> who d

he owned marion star almost 40 years. and he decided this is what he's going to pin his life story on beings newspapering. this is community reporting comings and goings of people in the town. all of the very community minded events that affect the people in your town and so they'd turn it into a federal story and there are thousands of community newspap newspapers and in addition to there are democrats that read democratic newspapers and there are newspapers for every political debt that you can dream of and people picked up those newspapers that adhered to their take. the editorials were going to reflect warren's republican leaning. and so this is a natural soap pox for his editorials to get more points across to save ohio and nationally as well. so hair carrying his editorials and you'll have to see today a newspaper that is is reprinted from whatever newspaper. pay attention to that. that is someone on that newspaper thinking another is something valid to say. he's elected to lieutenant governor and failed to bid for

so early voting actually has gone down in marion county. whereas the suburbs, less than 325,000 to have more. so i talk about that but i also talk about these states where they are asking questions. how do we get more of our citizens to vote? that's oregon, minnesota, massachusetts. they are in their automatic voter registration. automatic voter registration because again, we talk about the difficulties of registering to vote. automatic voter education, you're getting your drivers license, you have to physically write, i do not want to be registered. california said, we can go one better. let's have our 16 and 17 -year-olds preregistered. >> we did that in maryland first i think. we've even given 17 -year-olds rights to vote. >> you think about because voting is a habit. if you make that a habit, early on, it becomes part of that ongoing civic engagement that keeps democracy vibrant. >> do you know where the phrase 1% comes from? >> acre -- >> i tried to track this down, i don't know if you read this, i believe that one person, one vote, th

the rap producer marion suge knight pleads guilty to manslaughter for running down two men in his pickp truck. coming up in the business briefing: sky under the hammer. the multi—billion dollar battle for the broadcast giant could soon be decided in britain's biggest ever auction. i will be speaking to experts across asia as well so plenty more coming up asia as well so plenty more coming up in the programme. coming up in the programme. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and as amazon launches a range of new voice—controlled home gadgets, one potato. starting potato. six minutes. we're asking, useful orjust plain creepy? you can be part of the conversation today. tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. hundreds of people are missing in tanzania — after a passenger ferry capsized. more than a0 are confirmed dead but it's feared many more could have lost their lives. the vessel overturned close to the shore on lake victoria in the north of the country. there are reports that it had been overloa

and the rap producer marion ‘suge‘ knight pleads guilty to manslaughterfor running down two men in hisck. hundreds of people are missing in tanzania, after a passenger ferry capsized. more than a0 are confirmed dead but it's feared many more could have lost their lives. the vessel overturned close to the shore on lake victoria in the north of the country. there are reports that it had been overloaded caroline rigby has the latest. rescuers at the scene of tanzania's latest boating disaster. reports suggest this passenger ferry may have been overloaded when it capsized with as many as 400 people on board. witnesses described seeing it sink in front of them. translation: look, look, there is the ferry, it has sunk — bodies are floating, it has just sunk right now! the vessel overturned on lake victoria, the largest in africa, straddling the borders of tanzania, uganda, and kenya, capsizing between the islands ukewere and ukora. at least a0 people are known to have died, although that number is likely to rise. 0ne official has suggested as many as 200 people may have drowned. a major resc

a lot of people in marion county, they remember hurricane matthew, they remember being without poweror days, they say a lot of them that they went out and bought generators in preparation for the storm. we caught up with a couple of people in gas station nearby, really the only places open, one was with mother and stepfather filling up gas canister to take back home to keep generator running. another person we spoke to, he was out working trying to clear some of the debris despite the fact that the rain is still coming in preparations perhaps this storm to get worse in this area, take a listen to what we heard. >> we had two trees fall on our yard yesterday. it wasn't as bad as we thought it was going to be. we got wind and rain. >> matthew was a lot worse, matthew with a lot of trees and this year maybe two or three trees. >> a lot of people grateful this wasn't as bad as expecting. officials are saying this isn't over yet and expecting rainfall to continue through the weekend. they expected river flooding conditions to develop over the course of the next two days, this river here i

dot com i'm marion and steam from all of us in the newsroom thanks for watching. the first time doing trying to tell ee. toy or the incredible it's a whole new more little. guy. online insider status. it's a new era of sexuality and. we'll let's see can this be a thing of the list and sexual frustration to. i still have to get used to these robot noises exploring a new frontier in sex and love three point zero. just on september twenty fifth on the c.w. . the german police are taking action and forest. fire. dozens of environmental activists have been living in tree houses to keep the forest from being calm down the region is rich in lignite from coal the german energy giant on w e has already mines most of it now it plans to exploit the seams on the humbucker forest. kowtows from a neighboring village support. the activist police have begun to evict the protesters. during the evictions a fatal accident or car. now that strengthened them all in their conviction that coal mining must stop. but. it's only september just a few weeks before our w.e.e.e. plans to clear

in marion county, which is where indianapolis is, the commissioners in that county have unanimously determined the number of satellite voting sites. they agreed to that and that encourages more people to come out and get active and get involved. beef upcessary that we the numbers of people that get involved in voting access and anything we can do to promote that we will continue to do. host: i read that you had to settle something with the right chair company uber and how that affected those who use that service. could you -- the ridesharing company uber and how that affected those who use that service. guest: a number of states have been working on a data breach issue with uber. data breaches are happening more and more these days. the issue is not so much having a data breach because it is going to happen to a lot of companies. the issue and that particular instance was a failure to notify people that their data had been breached, giving them an opportunity to give -- to do something about it. in this case, it was about a year before folks were able to learn there had been a data breach and

the rap producer marion ‘suge' knight has pleaded guilty to manslaughterfor running down two men in hisk at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the independent front—page headline — eu leaders turn their backs on may. it follows a summit in salzburg where leaders rejected the british pm's brexit plan. tanzanian news site the citizen is covering the tragic capsize of a ferry on lake victoria. more than 40 passengers have died and hundreds more are missing. french newspaper le figaro looks at a court ordering far—right leader marine le pen to undergo psychiatric tests, as part of an inquiry into her sharing of images of islamic state group atrocities on twitter. the financial times looks at an effort to encourage more women into business. just a third of the those classed as entrepeneurs in the uk are female. the scottish times has the titanic battle looming over more than 5,500 artefacts from the famous wreck, which will go up for auction next month. and finally, in the daily mail, don't go to venice expecting

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thanks for joining us i'm marion and stand. we begin this hour with breaking news coming in from solsbury in southwest england police there have cordoned off parts of the city center after two people became ill at an italian restaurant chain called press the news has spread quickly across social media now this tweet is from a woman who says she was near the couple at the time of the incident she writes feeling a little apprehensive saul's very leaps to action again when two russians are taken ill and pretz is showing the same symptoms as before and we were sitting next to them now under police supervision waiting for of medical team to give us the all clear while the restaurant in question this evening is just a few hundred meters away from another eatery called the z this is where former russian agents are good script ball and his daughter yulia were poisoned last march . correspondent beer good mosque is covering this unfolding story for us and she joins us now from london hello to you barrett what more can you tell us about

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welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean swedish voters have given a boost to the far right in sunday's general election as many as one in five voters backed the populist sweden democrats and their anti immigration message sweden democrat leader urging the caucus son says his party's third place finish in the poll means it is game to victory says the result means he'll be. he in a position to wield what he called real influence he's also offered to work with other parties which is something the mainstream center right and center left blocks have categorically ruled out the result for the sweeping democrats means the established parties will find it harder to form a government the outgoing social democratic bloc has a narrow lead over at the center right moderates with both gaining around forty percent. on a short while ago i spoke with correspondent barbara vangelis stock home i asked her what the far right gains mean for a country that's traditionally been viewed as a bastion of liberal values. really means that the country seems to sort of take a new direction i mean sweden used to be

that is marion in north carolina. way, there was series of interviews with those in close association with president trump anticipate candidate brett kavanaugh interviews with his clerks and the like. if you want to see this and see about brettple said kavanaugh leading up to the hearing. you can do so gown though website at cv span. org. the e-mails that came out to versusavanaugh and row wade. that he is the lead story in the new york times today saying much surround one quotation from e-mail that judge kavanaugh wrote as lawyer and george w. bush's white house concerning the landmark decision roe v. wade. all legal colthat scholars refer to row as the courte court level and can overrule the president and three sur ren social security is do so.e court would democrats be a abortion right in 2003s that march statement appeared to contradict from the judge on wednesday when rowe settled as president of the supreme court. mariam.was we'll go to steve, philadelphia, pennsylvania. go ahead. >> caller: yeah. good morning.

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans team we begin where at least twenty four people are dead and more than fifty others wounded after a gunman opened fire at a military parade the attack took place in the city of oz near iran's border with iraq during an annual ceremony commemorating the start of the iran iraq war in the one nine hundred eighty s. state media is reporting that soldiers dignitaries and spectators were among those targeted iran's revolutionary guard has blamed the attack on a terrorist group affiliated with saudi arabia. well for more on the story we're joined now by saeed to come ali dake on he's the iran correspondent for london's guardian newspaper thanks so much for joining us aid so what are your contacts in iran telling you about what happened today was this morning i mean this was a terrorist attack for a sailor lose disguised themselves as military personnel and opened fire from behind the being powerful in the city of i was which is in the southwest of iran and you the border of iraq this was a parade to mark the anniversary after nineteen eighties iran iraq wa

that oh well ok i don't look at the lynette i love my younger sister in my life just awful listen marion in the back the most you can really are yes there are you know honestly as you well of if you are and then walk through them you was yelled shroom into the kitchen if you had to be jewish you know i had met you sure and sunny a little of what i did and i was simple and you know you and love your little while you know who are next minute you know going to mass i was offended that it was all part and in my defense i would have gotten a yes and you more no doubt i would do without it just sort of for now you have catch a fish merchant from your smile and it has today and has a love affair with us a business position of anybody you have taken over for no deal with you. there. are a couple. of. it yes are feeling mean they i mean i mean they're going to be there for her and her share some stuff and everything i would have cared only so if you have very you know i guess i was here from ok i'm actually i'm doing nice well the heck am i like and you know have the sun me. the sun my house i am

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans team. people in sweden are preparing to vote in sunday's general election the traditional mainstream parties are facing a strong challenge from the far right sweden democrats well they've made migration a key issue in the election as the country counts the cost of the large number of migrants it's accepted in recent years whole suggest that no party will win a clear majority. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant election is in sweden is history the first nationwide vote since the country to get more migrants pair head of population than any other european country back in twenty fifteen at the height of the migration crisis it's just one key issue along with health care education and climate change but in rural communities like here in solve spog migration has become a prism through which everything else is viewed. it's strong told me one time it would become a place you're taking or stop there so many of the good life here i think they want to be in the. country and these are s

and i don't know if marion experienced that same issue. she even had more data than i did and i was sweating bullets trying to get my -- meet my timeline for completing the study. but what we decided to do was, you know, let's take advantage of some computer technology. because there's this world of machine learning and everybody kind of heard of machine learning? it's really utilizing some of the computer science skills to try to predict some of the aggression that we were interested in finding in this world of five months of smartphone messages. so, what we did is we knew we could only sample and code so much, so we decided, okay, let's figure out what sample of messages could potentially have aggression. so, do you all remember we had these weekly surveys that we asked the kids through their smartphone. we asked them weekly, did you see cyber-bullying? so we said that is the way that we'll sample, so we took, basically, those -- there were about 35 out of the 77 kids who said that they observed cyber-aggression, and then we pulled that

and hoover, in 1930, seven years after harding died, hoover took a train to marion and dedicated it. and not only did he dedicate it. he used the speech to single out people in the audience who have been clerks in the harding administration, who he felt had hastened the president's death. it was a very gutsy thing to do. brian: how was he picked by the republican party to be the candidate, and how big did he win against al smith? mr. smith: in many ways he was a reluctant choice. remember, this was a guy who had fraternized with the enemy. had been part of woodrow wilson's war cabinet. there was a wonderful letter from 1920 from young franklin roosevelt to a friend talking about hoover's virtues, and fdr agreeing, saying, he certainly is a wonder. hoover was not interested in being a sacrificial lamb. he knew enough about politics to know that in 1920, it was a republican year. so anyway, he allowed his name to be entered in the california primary against hiram johnson, a senator who was a military -- militants -- militant isolationist. the result was a mixed bag. he got enough votes

miss hall manages the harding home in marion. this is part of the annual warren g. harding symposium, posted by ohio state university. -- hosted by ohio state university. it's just over an hour. >> is my pleasure to introduce our first presenter, a native of and graduated from university in degrees in anguish -- in english. -- in english and university studies. she began her degree in journalism and served as city hall and police reporter, as well as sunday edition editor. she later served as copy editor and bureau chief at the canton, ohio repository. she was named manager of the harding presidential site after serving eight years as coordinator of the programs.

but hoover, in 1930, 7 years , hoover took died a train to marion and dedicated it.icate it,did he but he used his speech to single in people in the audience the harding administration, people who had haste and the president's death. -- had >> how was he picked by the republican party to be the candidate, and how big did he win against al smith? a in many ways, he was reluctant choice. remember, this was a guy who had, you know, fraternized with the enemy. he had been part of woodrow wilson's war cabinet. this is someone who had talked seriously to democrats. there is a letter from young franklin roosevelt to a friend who had urged hoover's virtues. heial fdr agreeing, saying certainly is a wonder. you know, no one would the better -- be better. hoover was not interested in being a sacrificial lamb. knew enough about politics to know that in 1920, it was a republican year, so anyway, he allowed his name to be entered into the california primary against johnson, a senator who was an isolationist. the result was a mixed bag. he had enough votes to really sure thatson a

host: marion. go ahead. republican soe a theare ok with trump's tax reduction of the taxes. that we are going to -- you are in favor of reducing taxes for people in the state? me you are also in favor of giving you money to help with the policy because the farmers now need extra money so we have to give billions of dollars. do you have any problem -- how do you rationalize that? you reduce taxes in your state and then say, hey. becausemoney over here trump decided with the tariffs that you need money now. i don't understand how you rationalize that. host: we get the point. some schneider? guest: thank you. i did used to live in richmond, virginia. this isn't something that i said. you are putting words in my mouth, i think. personally i would prefer trade over aid. the life sea trade expand with current partners and we would like to see more trade with other partners around the country. so far, farmers have been patient and we are waiting to see what happens with a renegotiation with some of trade contracts. goes go has ever been a study of how important the caucuses are to

general marion miller is commander of air mobility command. she is responsible for more than 133,000 active duty international guard and air force reserve members and dod civilians. prior to serving as amc commander, general miller was chief of the air force reserve headquarters and commander air force reserve command. she is a command pilot with over 4,300 hours in numerous aircraft . captain jim graham is the vice president of flying operations and chief pilot at delta airlines. captain graham is responsible for the overall conduct of delta's worldwide daily flight operations, which include overseeing over 14,000 pilots,el 1176 aircraft and the aircraft of delta's subsidiaries on over 5400 daily flight. he was a naval aviateor prior to delta. our final panelist is general mike holmes. the command operates more than 1,100 aircraft, 36 wings, 12 bases at more than 315 operating locations worldwide with 158,000 total force military and civilian personnel. general holmes is command pilot with over 4,000 hours. 530 combat hours in the f-15 a, d a

and now on the line with me to talk more about that tim harper, tim the county administrator for marion county, south carolina. thank you for being with us. your state certainly in the middle of this thing right now. what are you seeing, what are you experiencing? >> we're experiencing some of the rain right now, and a lot of wind. we still got a little bit of wind to go but we're expecting probably another 10 to 20 inches of additional rain on us in the coming days. >> tim, are you concerned about the need for the work of these rescue crews that are in position? are you concerned that there are people who will certainly need that help and assistance? >> we are concerned. we experienced a lot of flooding in 2016 with hurricane matthew. but we're seeing more people are taking heed and are responding to the mercy notifications that we're putting out to seek higher ground and to find shelter. so we have three shelters open now. we have over 350 people in our shelters right now. >> tim, i want to ask you -- we're hearing right now that there is a tornado watch where we are right now. is the

. >>> a baby jack rabbit on the men in marion county maybe the cutest thing i've seen all day.s one of three new born abandoned on the rush creek trail earlier this month. the jackrabbits were rushed to the hospital in san rafael. two of them didn't make it but this one did. wild carettle rabbit is doing g now they are searching for another wildlife center that has baby jack rabbit so she can grow with animals her own age. were now she's just enjoying hearty meals and getting wiped down with a white tissue to mimic the cleaning she would normally get from her mom. >>> that's exactly what her mom would do. there's fog around the bay area now and it's not a bad night for stargazers. mars is probably set by now but nevertheless we have got clear skies inland as we look toward the tower beautifully lit up tonight. highs today, san francisco managed only 62. santa rosa, 78. golden gate bridge there and right now the numbers are falling mostly into the 50s. here's what's happening, low pressure troughs hanging over california last wednesday and as a result they stay that way. we will

foreclosed on by predators in other words or the babylonian rulers would do a morality in is group so marion's in the third millennium be in the babylonians and the second millennium were exactly what the the jews took over judaism took over in the first millennium when the exiled jews returned from babylon yet into. into the yet and. applied this three point. as the jubilee year and they wrote it into the very core of leviticus into the core mosaic law and that became the whole they rewrote the whole history of the old testament is a struggle between better and creditor interests kings by the first millennium no longer enslin that. not only and it's. i wish lands but in the mediterranean they went over to the side of all of our. creditors and so it was the written religious leaders cancellation out of the hands of us. at the center of the basic religion and this was the case by the time of jesus and we know now that these roles. the whole told your own is a. cancellation was a popular rush or opposed by the leading jewish rabbi such as well who introduced rose will saying we waive all the rig

i learned oh ok i don't look at the lynnette i love my younger sister in reading the stuff listen marion in the back the most you can really are you have to let you know honestly as you will a bit and then you will feel that you was yelled assure them into the kitchen if you have a major issue you know i had children whose son is a little of what i did and i was simple idea and learning a little what i did and only who were next minute you know going to mass i also feel they could get away with support and in my defense i would have gotten a yes and you more no doubt i would be regarded as your sort of we're now you have catch a fish mark from your mind and it has today and has a love affair with us a business position of anybody you have taken over for no did you. for a couple of days without. it yes our feelings mean i mean i mean what i mean to be there for her and her share from the stock and everything i would have cared only i knew so she had very you know laughs yeah so we're far from ok i feel i'm doing nice well the heck am i like and you know i have the sun in. the sun my house

marion clark is leading a group to respond to a train derailment but navigation is ale nge. >> like road closure, you have to wiggle and zig and zag to get around. >> reporter: more than 100ajor roads in north carolina are . clos >> know how to make a u-turn? >> yeah. >> reporter: a real disaster trying to move daster recovery resources into the areas. >> the challenge is monitoring the roadways. water levels are rising inre certain and going down in others. even though people think there's only two inchesf wat on the roadway, it's hard t tell if the under bed was washed away or part of the roadway was washed away. >> reporter: the economic powerhouse of carolina, the pt of charleston, is moving cargo once again as is the port in georgetown. after sending 6,000 employees home last tuesday, boeing restarted operations with the thirteenth third shift las night. norfolk southern still has rail lines out due t washouts and downed trees and csx had the train derail and it's rerouting others around flood areas. amtrak uses those lines too and shut down passenger service n, irely south of washi

and that's all your sport for now it's now back to marion and london thank you very much farai we have another bulletin coming up for you going to bring you all the latest news including of course on our top story the attack on a military parade in the southern city of iran at least twenty five people have been killed i'll be back in a moment with that story and everything else. it captures memory and present realities. the camera as a tool photography and often shot. in one of the most deprived areas children who have nothing. now have a voice. danios close up part of the viewfinder latin america series on al-jazeera. when they're on line for humanitarian grounds there's going to be about. british or if you join us on sat i guarantee no one else has a back story like yours this is a dialogue i'm just tired of seeing the negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice this ferguson that's your comments your questions i'll do my best to bring them into the cell join the global conversation on al-jazeera. lives in fear constantly looking over his shoulder she says she wa

and the rap producer marion suge knight pleads guilty to manslaughter for running down two men in his

and the rap producer marion ‘suge‘ knight pleads guilty to manslaughterfor running down two men in his

eleven to the out of the night toto to set india a victory target of two hundred forty five to win marion ali took four wickets to go with his five in the first innings to help dismissed the indians for only one hundred eighty for england when by sixty runs and houghton unassailable three one series lead ahead of the final test in london at the eifel that is all this for fernandez more later right before we go remember you can always find much more on our website to find that go to our just zero dot com it's certainly worth a look. and that is it for me to be gopalan for this news hour but don't forget i will be back in just a moment. for thousands of years farmers and shepherds lived off this land. but such a traditional way of life is on the increase in fact. al-jazeera world travels to the jordan valley where illegal settlements are expanding and the israeli military cordons off more of them now. what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jordan valley on al-jazeera. the new poll ranks mexico city is the pull

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former rap mogul marion show knight is set to face twenty eight years in prison for manslaughter after he ran over two men with his pickup truck in two thousand and fifteen knight founded the influential death row records and promoted hip hop stars including dr dre and tupac shakur. average and low income ers around the world are struggling with rising rents and a shrinking supply of affordable housing germany is no different and today a chance i'm going to michael and her ministers are getting together with property developers and lobby groups to address what has already become a pressing issue for many german families last year when it was the city with the past just growing property prices in the world prices here jumped by twenty percent in just a year three other german cities hamburg munich and frankfurt were also in the top ten or fordable accommodation is desperately needed. that's why the chancellor has pledged to invest five billion euros into housing and she's promised to build one point five million affordable homes over the next three years but unions and tenants associati

the rap producer marion suge knight pleads guilty to manslaughter for running down two men in his pickle for the broadcast giant could soon be decided in britain's biggest ever auction. i will be speaking to experts

the rap producer marion "suge" knight has pleaded guilty to manslaughter, after being accused of runnings will see him sentenced to 28 years in jail. knight was the co—founder of hip hop label death row records, which launched the careers of artists like dr dre and snoop dogg. from los angeles, here's peter bowes. to the music the rap sheet. once a hugely influential figure in the world of rap music, he co—founded the hip—hop label death row records, which launched the careers of artist like dr dre, snoop dogg and tupac shakur. but like dr dre, snoop dogg and tupac sha kur. but he like dr dre, snoop dogg and tupac shakur. but he also had many brushes with the law and stint in jail. in 2015, suge knight was accused of deliberately running over two men near a burger stand on the set of death row records —— straight 0utta compton. prosecutors argued for murder when one of the men die. his lawyers argued that he had acted in self defence. days before he is due to go on trial, he struck a deal with prosecutors. as part of the deal, murder charges have been dismissed, along with separate crimi

marion thank you very much the u.s. open men's final didn't have anywhere near as much trauma as the women's but know that joke of each put on a mosque the full tennis display to beat up on martin del potro and wrap up these fourteenth grand slam title moving in level with one of the greats of the game david stokes has the action. plenty of pre-match smiles between two close friends but once the photos were done it was down to business and it was just a bit chilly. comfortably taking the acting say six three i b. it was more competitive in the second set which lasted ninety five minutes but no matter what del potro tried djokovic have meant so i edged it on a tie break to go two sets up. the epic baris didn't stop that the pop chart threw everything he had a joke of it in the third set but even with his power. which he just couldn't break the serves defense and instead it was joke of it who broke him be ruthlessly took the set six games to three and the total was his for third time i was not bad for a player who had elb