forcing thousands to flee their homes we'll bring you the latest on the devastation also coming up the morial services are being held across asia to commemorate one of the deadliest natural disasters to the tsunami that hit the indian ocean the day after christmas in 2004 and killed more than 200000 people 15 years on we meet one woman who lost almost her entire family. and the ring of fire blazes across the sky in the middle east and asia will have everything you need to know about the last solar eclipse of the decade. and well i thank you so much for your company everyone we start in the philippines were a deadly typhoon has bad there battered rather the essential philippines at least 16 people have been killed and the fear is that more people may have died many buildings were destroyed and large areas are still without internet or electricity well a tropical storm at 1st fan phone was upgraded to a type. when it made landfall on christmas eve it brought pounding rain and wind speeds of up to 195 kilometers an hour on christmas day devastating of course celebrations in this predominantly ta

the country against this is a ship law they say discriminates against muslims also coming up the morial services are being held across asia to commemorate one of the deadliest natural disasters the tsunami that hit the indian ocean the day after christmas in 2014 killed more than 200000 people 50 years on we meet one woman who lost almost part entire family and a ring of fire glazes across the sky in the middle east village that will have everything you need to know about the last solar eclipse of the decade. great to have you along on lila her rock we begin this broadcast in india the world's largest democracy is in the grip of widespread protests as a result of a new bill that grants amnesty to undocumented migrants from 3 neighboring countries provided they are not muslim while india's prime minister narendra modi said it was a way to bring refugees. out of the shadows but his proposed path to citizenship has provoked outrage across the nation at least 25 people have been killed in protests against what many are calling an outrage to india's secular constitution. a sea of defiance it

the victims of the holocaust one stumbling stone at a time we take a look at a german artist who morial project down is still not dedicated to keeping alive the memory of the individuals killed by the nazis. our brian thomas great to have you with us a back with family and friends ukrainian and russian backed separatists prisoners were reunited with their loved ones after an exchange between the 2 sides now among those released captives who have been in prison since hostilities broke out in 2014 the swap follows an agreement between russia and ukraine brokered by germany and france. home for the new year. dozens of joyful reunions played out on the key of airports tama many of the captives hadn't same friends or family for years on hand a visibly moved president flown to me is a lens he great to the exchange during talks with the russians fled he made putin earlier this month. where. we deliver on our promises that some of these people will celebrate new year with their loved ones with their parents and children at home just each night. and this is the moment prisoners were frayed earli

world war chancellor merkel's visit marked the 10th anniversary of the foundation that preserves the morial pay tribute to the victims of the camp and spoke of the necessity of remembering the atrocities committed. it's almost meat day when german chancellor angela merkel arrives at the place that evokes the crimes of the nazi era like no other. auschwitz former concentration and extermination camps the murder machine. by 945 as many as 1500000 people had been killed here by the nazis. silently merkel approaches the so-called wall of death with the polish prime minister. at this wall the germans shot dead thousands of poles. this is merkel's 1st visit to auschwitz as chancellor for 24 years no german chancellor has walked through this gate beneath the sign with the cynical slogan work sets you free a survivor who recalls the cruelty he experienced as a child at the hands of the germans tells merkel how much these prisoners to be free and yet they're going to vote for trump since the beginning since august 1944 when i 1st arrived we were all skiing when it is that we can be free. you know be

not too green, morial low than green, but free from cracking on the skin. that is important. make sure they are heavy for the size. they have a small cavity in there and not a lot of seeds. when you bring it home, tropical fruit, store it's on the counter, not in the refrigerator. >> i take out all the seeds. get some lime juice or chili powder or both. sprinkle it on top. with that spoon, it is like pudding. it is delicious. put it in a tropical fruit salad. just beautiful. >>> coming up tonight a surfer survives a shark attack thanks to a quick thinking friend. harrowing video of the rescues and we'll have more at 5:00. remember, we're streaming 24/7 now on cbsn bay area. >> we will continue to keeping an eye on that forecast and we have the whole norad track tomorrow to see santa's journey. >> he will be fine in the rain, though. we'll see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. we will be here. have a great afternoon. ♪ >> hope: as cute as you are when you're worried-- >> liam: ucch. >> hope: [ laughs ] look at me. there is nothing to worry about, liam. - i--i don't--i don't know.

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near turkey's border with iran and he's a regular crossing for those heading towards europe and when morial services are happening across asia to mark the 15th anniversary of the devastating indian ocean tsunami 230000 people were killed one wave swept into 12 countries one of those ceremonies is in bomb can a village in thailand that was hard hit the tsunami was triggered on this day in 2004 by magnitudes 9 point one earthquake off the coast of sumatra the stream is next on. the u. dreams chocolate really can head to major stories of 2020 from around the world. are a series of intense specialists who are. joining us this real sense the global impact of what is to come next. welcome to the stream which you decide not to have children to save the planet that is the tough choice many people are considering as the global climate worsens my family ok i'm really good how are your family planning decisions influenced by the impact of climate change are they tell us through twitter and you tube. financial health and religious considerations often light the heart of one's decision on raising a fami

been removed christmas tree decorations trinkets bottle openers they all bore images of the camp but morial called the items rather disturbing and disrespectful and asked for them to be taken down something amazon's not to blame i think or hope that this isn't a deliberate listing rather a computer grabs images and puts them on generic ornaments if god forbid someone were to purchase them then they would make one what's wrong with people who would buy that let alone make it looking at their products i believe it's computer generated and they haven't realized what image is being used we have asked amazon to comment on this story will bring us any response we receive we also spoke to marshall man who is a newsweek columnist and editor of history central dot com he believes that the company needs to police its platform more. the issue with amazon is it has thousands i think actually millions of merchants who they sell for on their platform and the problem amazon has is they do not do a very good job of policing those merchants and so therefore anything can appear on their platform and they do

removed christmas tree decorations trinkets and bottle openers board images of the camp you know morial called the items rather disturbing and disrespectful and asked for them to be taken down but some think not to blind. i think or hope this isn't a deliberate listing rather a computer grabs images and puts them on generic ornaments if god forbid someone were to purchase them then they would make one what's wrong with people who would buy that let alone make it looking at their products i believe it's computer generated and they haven't realized what image is being used. ok we did ask amazon for comment on the story we await their response in the meantime let's get some reaction now from mark shulman he's newsweek columnist and editor of history central dot com good to have you on. just to look at the less obvious angle to this lots of people on social media saying you know this isn't really amazon's fault they said the images were automatically generated by computers effective this saying this was a service that was abused what's your take on it. well it's partly yes and partly no the

i think the question of and to semitism somehow has to be detached from the question of the morial culture because there has been the holocaust became known we know from research that certain percentage of the population continue to embrace and to semitic just even though there were hardly any jews living in germany so it wasn't even the need for jewish life to show and to express and to do you think about something it's been communicated about enough in the history books many people might be surprised to know that they think that off to the holocaust germany dealt with its past. well i think it's partially related to the fact that took a long time before germany actually started to deal with its past. 950 s. resemble a bit what the italians call math there was silence about the past and it's really in the late fifty's when the 1st trial. and trial in 1958 the auschwitz trial in 1963965 the iseman trial that is the process starts where the next generation starts to come to terms with the past even if you say that anti semitism and its rise in the culture of. remembrance may not necessarily

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camps in germany former concentration camps and of course she's been 4 times to yad vashem the main morial which is in course in jerusalem why the real significance now is she's going there because it's 10 years since the conservation foundation was set up germany is the major contributor to that because of its historical responsibility for the show that it is and that auschwitz is such a thing that it is the symbol of the horrific crimes committed by the nazis during the nazi regime how do you think she's going to approach this visit what is being planned. well she's still. observing him a minute's silence at the notorious black war which is a of all it's been reconstructed incidentally the nazis destroyed it but we from photographs been reconstructed a wall that joined block $10.11. and in that courtyard and against that war thousands of political prisoners were shot in the period before the gas chambers were set up in the credits oriya for the mass murder of europe's jews so she will observe a moment silence there and then she will later also hold a speech. the commitment to israel and

nama morial services are being held across asia to mark 15 years since the devastating indian ocean tsunami survivors gathered in bonn ken one of the hardest hit villages in thailand 230000 people were killed across 12 countries when ways as high as 17 meters swept through all the loss remains painful for many survivors comment i don't think they died on the day the tsunami hit we couldn't find them until the 28th and their bodies hadn't decomposed at all i often imagine how much they would have thought about me before they took their last breath but we couldn't find them we couldn't help them this has stuck with me and every time i think about it it hurts with 21000 coming to a close we're looking ahead to the stories sure to make headlines in the new year and good news is something 3 quarters of a 1000000 in bangladesh need in the 1st of our series stephanie decker reports from cox's bazaar where the refugees remain stuck. leaders deny the genocidal campaign which drove them there 2 years ago the forest is slowly growing back. even starting to outgrow the huts it now shares these hills wi

near turkey's border with iran and he's a regular crossing for those heading towards europe and when morial services are happening across asia to mark the 15th anniversary of the devastating indian ocean tsunami 230000 people were killed when wave swept into 12 countries one of those ceremonies is in bomb can a village in thailand that was hard hit the tsunami was triggered on this day in 2004 by magnitudes 9 point one earthquake off the coast of sumatra the stream is next on. the u. trails talks to. relocate head to major stories of 2020 from around the world. through a series of intense specialist school. joining us this real sense the global impact of what is to come next. welcome to the stream would you decide not to have children to save the planet that is the tough choice many people are considering as the global climate worsens my family ok i'm really good how are your family planning decisions influenced by the impact of climate change are they tell us through twitter and you tube. financial health and religious considerations often like the hearts of one's decision on raising a fam

in thailand survivors visited morials to lay read this and flowers for loved ones.this day, thousands of people are believed to still be unaccounted for. back in this country, 200 foot tall redwood tree fell in california's muirods on christmas a woman was also hospitalizju for es. the tree fell following a series wter storms which a park spokesman said may have loosened the ground around the roots. pennsylvania's roman catholic diocese paid nearly $84 million victims of sexual abuse by clergy. most of the' st's diocese launched victim compensation funds after a pennsylvania grand jury report on the abuse and the 'chu's efforts to cover it up. wall street extended its year end rally, tnks to a boost from retail and technology companies p the dow jones gained 106 points. the nasdaq rose 69 points to cross the 9000 point mark for the rst time. the s&p 500 added 16. still to come, civil unrest continues in the president reject the nominee for prime minister. -tfema's lom disaster funding lags behind money for the mainland. zimbabwe faces famine after decades of financi

thank the morial services have been held across asia to mark the 15th anniversary of the devastating indian ocean tsunami 230000 people were killed when a massive wave swept into 12 countries cited archived reports. it's business as usual for these fishermen in the thai province of punk but on this day 50 years ago a tsunami triggered by a magnitude 9 point one earthquake devastated the coastline here. waves as high as 17 and a half meters came crashing in from the ocean killing nearly 5000 people in this village alone. with half the population wiped out nearly everyone who has lost a relative or even a friend. near one chance or a wall knows too well that no matter how many years of postes the pain of losing your children never goes away. when i don't think they died on the day the tsunami hit we couldn't find them until the 28th and their bodies hadn't decomposed at all i often imagine how much they would have thought about me before they took their last breaths but we couldn't find them we couldn't help them this is stuck with me and every time i think about it it hurts my these i