especially her dad, milt. >> mike became like his son. >> reporter: milt brought young mike into the family house painting business. >> he just took to him immediately. everybody felt that way about >> reporter: friendly, loyal, but not exactly ambitious. he didn't seem to mind at all settling down to a modest existence, them and the two kids all cramped up in a two bedroom, one bathhouse in torrance. but carol did mind it very much. >> i think she may have outgrown >> reporter: she had a secret affair by then. maybe more than one. she got herself a cute little red car, an audi fox, ordered personalized plates. the car is long gone now, so we did this one up to look just like it. and quite often, she'd get in her little car alone and go roaring off to school or to meat markets, like the local red onion was. >> i know she was going to the red onion. i never went there with her so i don't know what she was like. >> she had another corner of her >> reporter: and then that night in march, kids off to bed. their son, mike jr., was just a boy, 10 years old. >> i was in bed. i had just got

and not just above them but under the surface thanks to mom milt and his team. actually there are tunnels underneath where i'm standing now they were experimental tunnels built to test the burden underground trains arrangements and you can take a tour around that's it thanks for watching. me good international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week shows are bracing for a clinical earthquake s 2 eastern states go to the polls just searching support for the right main am still amount to a litmus test for the federal government and tribunal to case 30 years later to find out the country. quadriga 90 minutes on d. w. . it's all happening books of british african. tour linked from africa and the world. your link to exception stories and discussions in the unwelcome student news after going program a night from funny to me from the news of these events and why i would say d.w. to close match africa and join us on facebook. for. people. he's clearly dangerous. floods and droughts will climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can

they don't accept neil's milt allegations that he's being tortured right now in london well i haven't read the report in detail it's not out but an extract the letter xstrata the government's right yes and it's to be taken very very seriously and he is saying that. seldom has he experienced so its treatment of an individual and this is something to be taken very very seriously in 20 years because some people might know all of wiki leaks his contribution to our understanding of the so-called war on terror i understand you also recognize wiki leaks for its usefulness in allowing us to see complex trade negotiations like t. to see china and peace or another when the guts negotiations broke down and the 50 richest nations of the world the european union with all of the members speaking in one voice as they always do in the uk i think money. and. what just over 20 states. under the name of tisa trade and services agreement these were secret supposed to be secret until we can leaks reveal to the worlds what was taking place now this was accepted by the entire world and their game when the v

because if you really look only it contributes to a sea level rise if all the ice in greenland would milt you would get the new crease in sea level on the order of 6 or 7 the beaches which is so substantial 3000000000 people on the us. below that close of the sea so we have to take care not even the though it sounds very little right know but it sums up all the time that the other thing is if i was just remember this was potentially change the circulation of the atmosphere over the fossils and although he was you know we store. our ball dire sounding things there we thank you very much for that analysis martin stendhal from the danish the your logical institute thanks very much. for snow country is immune to the effects of climate change and that includes germany in fact global warming is combining with other factors to threaten one of the nation's most iconic features its forests about a 3rd of germany is covered in trees but those trees are now rapidly. the forest rangers of germany's donors back mountain face a worrying problem the oak trees on the eastern slope dying they prevailed fo

ended up on the recovery ship for apollo 10 with milt heflin. actually, i was ordered on the ship. i said, is there anything i can do on the ship? he said, read this book. you can powerdown the spacecraft and pull all the stuff out of it and seal up thrusters. i am thinking, this is incredible. last you think this was -- lest you think this was exciting, part of it was cleaning out the waste antigen system and bagging -- waste management system and bagging it all up. they studied everything. [laughter] i think my job was better than theirs. [laughter] that -- one thing i should mention. you have never lived until you have crossed the equator on a navy ship. it is a big ceremony for the first timers. if you were in a fraternity and ever went through hell week, it does not prepare for what the navy had for you. i carried that card for years. i was not going to go anywhere without that shellback card. >> any shellbacks in here? there are a few. i anyway, after apollo 10, thought, is that all there is for recovery? i felt that i wanted to do more. i spent a lot of time next to mission

are the story view of the bush i am a milt upon shower and i belong to a firefighters but 8 from brasilia i'm here to supervise the big 8 from the shingle national park. live . music every couple of feet the situation is alarming that if you don't do the wild piles of destroying many hectares of forest you're going to want to. call me was. the last resort to prevent the worst it's just also counted in the underbrush. from i would think we call this ping a fire we open up a line of defense and the ping of fire serves as a counter fire it will be the forward. for it runs counter to the main fire and that way we can control the entire defense line with the apple don't you think we should we prefer you to thank. us. for centuries the indigenous peoples cleared land by burning safeguarded by the hind end. as of moisture in the forest the dwindling rainfall has now reduced that natural fire protection. now there are fears that much of the rain forest could turn into a savannah. to measure the effects of climate change on the amazon basin a research center was set up in the rain forest. the amaz

experiment set up to catch unfiltered particles from the sun to record milt?, to measure precisely by laser beam reflection the exact distance between moon and earth. >> columbia, this is houston, over? >> houston, over. >> roger, the eva is progressing beautifully. i bet you are the only person around it doesn't have tv coverage. >> that's all right, i don't mind a bit. >> they have the flag up now and you can see the stars and stripes. >> beautiful. just beautiful. >> it is beautiful, it really is. >> i would like to evaluate the surface. you do have to be rather careful to keep track of where your center of mass is. it takes about two or three paces to make sure you have your feet underneath you. >> in about two or three or four easy paces can bring you to a smooth stop. you just have to put out to the side and cut a little bit. a kangaroo hop does work. but it seems your forward mobility is not quite as good. could get rather tiring after several hundred. this may be a function of the suit. >> in the soft spots we have footprints nearly an inch deep but th

. >> shannon: president trump is on the way to the g-7 sum milt right now scheduled with world leaders. he took off. he's going to go to joint base andrews to take off from there. he's talking about hot topics from north korea and chief justice ginsberg. we'll turn them around as soon as we can in the meantime, trace gallagher has more what to expect from the g-7. >> six bilateral meetings with everything from the french host president macon to japanese president abe. it boris johnson, the first meeting wean the two leaders since johnson took over in july following teresa may's exhibit. they're expected to talk about the decision to leave the european union, better known as brexit. and there are reports that could discuss a trade deal between the u.s. and britain. speaking of trade or trade wars, the president is also expected to bring up global economic challenges and downplay any fears of a u.s. economic slump. the president clearly is not exactly keen on international bodies, and analysts believe he will head to the g 7 as the odd man out, mainly because he's shown no qualms about p

so to take all of those case studies and others that i talk about late milt chamberlin, hitler, sylvia platt to understand what it is about the particular dynamic between strangers that is so problematic in the mistakes that we are making that cause these encounters to go arrive. i try to come to an accounting of what we can do to get better for quite will not ruin it for you but two points and passing are worth considering but the striking thing it did not happen in the context we normally associate with these crimes it was not late at night in a bad neighborhood but coming from a job interview in the middle of the day in a rural part of texas with cows grazing in the field. so that suggest that these problems are not confined to the most darkest and problematic areas of society so when you examine the conduct of the police officer that arrested her closely you realize he was not a rogue cop or bad apple but textbook behaving exactly the way he was trained to behave in once we realize that fact we realize who is to blame for these encounters not the individuals but all of us. thank yo

but that's what milt don't like most people do. >> richard: there are two issues.is riding on recognition right now. i personally think the outcome other than sanders, maybe worn, and the other democrat even where it looks like the economy is going to be and trump's unpopulated, actually stands quite a good chance. >> harris: alisa, i will come to you but i want to show everyone this. july of 2019, the rnc fund-raising is most money haul they've raisn off-cycle year. what do you think? >> lisa: republicans have been able to tap into a grassroots fund-raising that previous republicans weren't able to do, that president trump is. we have a point of agreement. let the record state, i agree it's probably not the smartest for joe biden to base his candidacy on electability. what i find fascinating about some of the recent news that's been out there, why should primary voters place their faith in vice president biden when his inner circle doesn't have faith in his candidacy? when you look at the reports that president obama tried to encourage him in 2020, that his allies

jack, you know i only do what milt asks. stop, just... stop. you should be ashamed of yourself.

. >> president trump arrives for the g7 sum milt. >> apparently not a fan of these get-togethers. >> president trump is not one to back down and the leaders here are not strong enough to challenge him. >> it started out as a "stand your ground" trial, a jury found michael drejka guilty of manslaughter. >> this man is a vigilante. he's the monster. he's the murderer. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has had another bout of cancer. >> she just completed three weeks of radiation treatment. >> they e've been tackling the fires in the rain forest. >> there are low humidity and strong winds that add to the challenge. >> he bested the competition. >> i'm honored. i'm just stoked. >> all that -- >> here at the 9th, 230 yards, watch this. and a well deserved roar and high five. >> -- and all that matters -- >> totally asleep. >> a driver caught on camera sleeping behind the wheel of a speeding tesla. >> i haven't checked the dmv manual, but i'm guessing it's illegal to sleep while driving a car. >> -- on "cbs this morning: saturday." >> the first day back is never easy, and gettin

great lakes gives his cattle a cooling shower he knows that if the cows get too hot they produce less milt he's also worried about being able to feed his entire herd this year's harvest is so meager that friedrichs will have to sell some of his 300 cows. to get his own i have to find a short term solution which means 30 to 40 animals and i have to do something about the feed situation it's the only way to react quickly and that's the. friedrich's is expecting a disappointing harvest from the ground just bone dry and there's been little rain since the so the fields. the corn stalks are not as tall as in previous years but what matters most is the cob which in some cases hasn't grown at all if there is one it's very small. a whole new approach to tackling drought is to treat the corn grain before sowing and to arm it against a lack of precipitation with a bluish layer that binds the moisture to the seed. over time the protective layer then biodegrades in the soil without leaving any residue the coated seed is new to the market organic farmer close him of a house has been testing it for the p