he said that a standoff between europe and moscow was 10 to mont -- was tantamount to building a new berlinall. >> what do you think is next for the company? >> like other companies, it is under pressure to lower its costs and increased dividends for shareholders. at the company's meeting in august, the company announced it would decrease production, sell assets, and cut costs. that strategy is expected to remain in place as total moves forward. as for possible successors the board plans to make a decision as soon as possible. the ceo had said his replacement would come from within the company. many think it is the man who led the company's new energy division. as he takes the reins, it would be to widen the base of total in terms of renewable energy and such. or it could be the head of the refining division. no official word yet for either of those men, but we can say we spoke to some former employees of total and they all said that despite total cost cutting its costs, what they had praised the ceo four was his way of running the company with a humane touch. >> thank you very much for tha

we go back to new jersey for this big problem in berlin, crosskeys road, at watson town new freedom road. there is an accident, and all lanes are blocked there. so, your alternate is west taunton road. kerry? >> all right, sue, thanks. 6:13, still to come: olympic swimmer michael phelps, he's in hot water again. how he's apologizing to fans, in hot water again. how he's apologizing to fans, following hi huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent in hot water again. how he's apologizing to fans, following hi or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cuts today! >>> all right, 6:15 this morning, new reports of another breach in security that could have put president obama at risk. sources telling fox news

he said a few months ago what are we doing here, are we trying to build a new berlin wall and that hass investments in russia. it has been hooking up with the government and the states drilling and oil and gas development, arms here, a project in northern russia worth some $27 billion. so total has a large interest in russia and did not want to see it jeopardized by western sanctions and so i think as well the russian president vladimir putin has said russia has lost a true friend with the death. >> rory thanks and life in moscow. hong kong the first talks between student leaders and the government are underway and being broadcast live across the city and it began three weeks ago and brought many parts of the city to a stand still and want them to choose leaders without interference of beijing and we will go live to hong kong and we are live and what happened so far at these talks? >> reporter: well, the government spokesperson which would be the chief secretary of hong kong, kerry lam talked about no winners or losers and not a debate and a talk on constitutional reform and made it ve

. >> the french minister did not repeat the 50 billion euro suggestion at a news conference. berlin continues to insist on austerity for france. >> france doesn't have to demand anything from germany, just as germany cannot demand anything from france. everyone does what is best for their own country, and that benefits everyone. >> both economy ministers will meet again in december, but start differences remain. france wants germany to shell out more public funds him a wall berlin wants to persuade private companies to do lots more to stimulate growth. quick staying in europe, more chaos for travelers here in europe this week. pilots on short-haul routes went on strike and flights will start appearing as canceled on the departure boards on tuesday. the strike action is impacting lufthansa flights to and from all airports in germany. the central issue is the retirement age for pilots. the strikes come on the heels of weeks of strikes by the staff at air france. >> onto monday's market action, european shares started the week on a negative note, picking up where they left off last wee

heading into new jersey, berlin, the right lane is still blocked as you approach route 73 all because of an under control fire in that area and finally a live look at the 42 freeway at creek road and traffic moving along in both directions and area bridges are clear and so far no reports on mass transit. >>> philadelphia sugar house casino will get its first poker tables today. trucks will deliver the tables at around 10:00 this morning. the tables set up in the city's first legal poker room. gambling in that room is expected to begin early next month. >>> sports betting in new jersey is heading to governor chris christie's desk. after getting support this past week, the assembly passed the legislation last night. helping new jersey casino and race track industries and prohibition against sports betting and it faces legal challenges from professional sports leagues and the ncaa. >>> hurricane gonzalo is bearing down on bermuda. here is a live picture from bermuda where people are bracing for the category 4 storm with winds at nearly 145 miles per hour. what people there can expect lat

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ukraine, we have to work together to help ukraine and to make ukraine bridge between us and not new berlinwall between europe -- between west and east. >> yes. but one of the problems in this town, as you know very, very well, is that there is a feeling, a theory, a belief that what russia is doing in ukraine is actually, you know, upending the international norms, the agreement between and russia after the cold war. i mean, do you see any merit to that argument? is. >> well, if you, if we speak about international norms and about international law, about international principles, after the cold war i don't know any principle created after the cold war. the it would take ten principles at helsinki in '75 written and established before after the second world war. that's why this is -- i don't want to be, to start to change the answer from russia to other side and saying that it was not russia who started to undermine the international law and principles. but for me it's easy because as i told you, in my discussions, for example, during the balkans war what i was saying to my western partner

traffic back in clementon, new jersey, white horse avenue, between white horse pike and berlin road, an accident there, and also on the new jersey turnpike northbound between the walt whitman service area and route 73, construction that has the left lane block. finally on 202 northbound, between route 401 and south valley forge road, we have construction there with one lane that's blocked. >> 4:13, late night fire, rips through a string of stores in atlantic city, several people are homeless this morning, it broke out out the 1100 block, started at alteration shop and quickly spread to the connecting storefronts. two of the buildings partially collapsed about 20 people living in apartments above those buildings managed to escape. thankfully no one was injured. no word yet on what sparked it, but steve keeley is on the way to atlantic city, nearly there, and will have the details live from the scene for in you just a few minutes. >>> also, shock, confusion, heart break, in a local neighborhood, after a two year old boy is shot in the head. he's clinging to life this morning, in a hospi

germany has launched a new textiles alliance in berlin today. the goal is to help move the international tax tiles of light chain -- textile supply chain to better labor and environmental practices. >> it includes 29 industry associations, but many key players in german fashion are refusing to join. >> those working in asian textile factories can barely survive on their wages, but many risk their lives on a daily basis. last year, more than 1000 workers were killed when a factory in bangladesh collapsed. thses disasters are not uncommon. now some german companies have set out to improve labor standards in developing countries. >> child labor, forced labor, deaths caused by chemicals must all stop. that's not negotiable. the people of bangladesh are waiting burress to stop pointing -- for us to stop pointing the finger of blame at others, and roll up our sleeves and make changes. >> but progress is slow. many large textile companies are refusing to take part. they say significant changes to safety procedures would be too complex and costly. germa

a new crash in berlin blocking cross keys road at watson town-new freedom road.ck with taunton as an alternate. a house fire overnight in atco on jackson avenue near atco avenue. that's under control but the fire location remains out there in atlantic city along atlantic avenue near pennsylvania avenue. instead of those, i'd stick with pacific and north carolina as alternates and matt i know you have more details on what's unfolding in ac. >> we're going to get into that right now, thank you, matt. >>> this is our breaking news story. the huge fire that broke out in atlantic city damaging several buildings near the boardwalk. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near the fire scene where winds along the coastline have been problem, right, katherine? >> reporter: that's right, matt. they really have been gusty and they have been posing problems for firefighters throughout the night, eight hours after this fire started, we can still see flames shooting from the top of this building and firefighters have been lasting water at all different angles. there's

in new york, the euro currently trading at $1.26. >> berlin is getting a facelift courtesy of the british star architect. >> the art museum will shutter its doors for three years. >> a taste of what stick him? let's take a look. >> they install the forest in the upper hall of the gallery. a clearing among the 144 trends left enough space for the press conference. with the famous glass construction, chipperfield refers to his exhibition as an intervention devoted to architecture rather than art. >> we thought it could be interesting to put columns in the column free space. and to play with the essential issues of architecture. a very intense moment of architecture supporting and creating space. >> it draws attention to the very construction in which it is housed. it serves as a prelude to the upcoming renovation. the building has not been touched for half a century. >> reconstruction, a new beginning, and hopefully a new building that will serve as an extension in which we can reliably display our amazing work. from former east germany to both the local and international audience. >> visit

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clementon, new jersey, white horse avenue, between white horse and berlin road. accident there still has the right lane blocked. on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between virginia drive and bensalem, construction, and that has the left lane blocked. and on the new jersey turnpike, northbound, between the walt whitman service area and 73, more construction has the left lane blocked until about 6:00. kerry? >> sue, thank you. 5:02, following breaking news of course out of atlantic city , fire tears through several structures on the board walk. >> steve keeley is there, and you put on the fire jacket, because those flames are right behind you. >> a week ago today, saw us down here for the nor'easter, a mini nor'easter down here, and the rain not helping, even though it is coming down with the high wind, and that's the problem, the rain being blown sideways. so, despite all of the rain, that's falling straight through to the flames, because you can see through the one window, that the roof is gone. so you can see, flames through this window, and you can see there

also following an accident in berlin, cross keys road at watsontown new freedom road. that is blocked in that area. you can take taunton road as your alternate. as far as the majors go in delaware, we're not reporting any accidents there, just normal volume starting to build. bridges are looking good right now, and so far, no big delays to report on mass transit. tracy. >> all right, jillian. 6:10 right now. >>> unwelcomed visitor. the accused white house jumper's in court today, while the secret service is on trial on capitol hill for what could have been tragic missteps. >>> and the grace period is up. if you run a red light in this montgomery county community, expect the township to contact you. my one word to describe ac would be laid back. relaxing getaway fun unique beautiful serenity shenanigans refreshing shopping surprising happy place you know what i mean? i want to say friendly. exhilarating adventure the boardwalk #nosleep it's a great weekend. there is so much to do here. it's so great to have it so close. it's just a great location, a great place to be. w

mid 60s in most spots upper 60es closer to philadelphia and wilmington and 66 in trenton and 66 berlin, newsey. lots of clouds, sprinkle or shower possible at times. okay? >> david have a nice afternoon. >> you too. >> that will do it for "action news" at noon. don't forget to join us later today for "action news" at 4, 5 and 6 and more meteorologist david murphy, sarah bloomquist the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice afternoon we'll see you right and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invokana® is a once-daily pill that works around the clock to help lower a1c. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar to be absorbed back into the body. invokana® reduces the amount of sugar allowed back in, and s

>> live from dw studios in berlin, this is world news. >> good to have you with us. >> a state of emergency after protesters torch the country's parliament. >> trying to kill a far right rabbi. >> and heavily armed kurdish forces join the fight against islamic states. the president has declared a state of emergency. >> after protest over his plan to extend 27 years in office turned violent. demonstrators set the parliament building on fire. and they took state tv off the air. at least three people were shot dead by security forces. the countries opposition leader has called on him to resign. >> thomas has been covering the political unrest these past few months. we are joined in neighboring ivory coast. tell us more about the protest. what going on right now? >> people have been protesting for the last weekend it is essentially the president who has been in power for 27 years, he describes himself as a peacemaker of the region. and what he was seeking to do today was to change the constitution to allow himself to run for another term in the election next year. and this is what road testers

but live from the dw studios here in berlin, this is your world news on the journal. but good to have you with us. our headlines at this hour -- canada's parliament pays tribute to the sergeant that shot dead wednesdays attacker. prime minister harper says his country will not run scared. the european union runs out an ambitious plan to cut greenhouse gases. the leaders are divided on who should pay the bill. and cheap -- white has some israelis ready to pack their bags -- why it has some israelis ready to pack their bags and move to germany. ♪ we start in ottawa where the investigation into yesterday's shooting attack continues. a gunman shot dead a soldier at a war memorial before going on a rampage in parliament. he was killed by police. >> the shooter has been identified as a 32-year-old canadian man who had recently converted to islam. authorities have cited terrorism as a motive, but many other details remain unclear. >> canada's prime minister stephen harper said the shooting was an attack on his country's values. >> there was a hero's welcome for sergeant at a

>> welcome to your world news here on the journal live from berlin. i met herman. >> good to have you with us. the fight against islamic state rages on amid confusion over -- >> and the 2010 nobel prize for economics. >> and will he go to jail or do community service. we talked for correspondents in south africa. the battle over the northern syrian town continues. >> the jihadist are locked in a bitter struggle with kurdish forces in and around kobani. they have been making inroads. >> the syrian observatory for human rights says i asked -- i.s. controls about 50% of the town. >> fighting reported all the way to the turkish border. forces continue to push from three sides. and even after days of combat, kurdish fighters put up staunch resistance. the jihadist wants the cut the beleaguered town. the kurdish assault rifles are no match for tanks and mourners. leaders demand that turkey intervened to rescue the town. >> turkey must establish secure corridors to supply the kurds with arms, food, and medicine. many people are injured but turkey only helps

these are from cooper union right in new york city, and students in berlin, germany, and also in the netherlands, as well as this group of students from new zealand and these students in australia. if you want to send a message for the protesters in hong kong, football me on twitter, and you'll find all the information you need right there. >> it's a really cool way to see how technology is connecting people from around the world. >> well, now to sports. in 1985 ronald reagan was president. a gallon of gas cost $1. and it was the last time that the kansas city royals won a championship but also the last time they appeared in a major league playoffs at all. is the royals end their playoffs drought and did it in dramatic fashion. they did it in a comeback win. they trail by four and go into the eighth inning. they trail by one in the 12th and come all the way back to win it, and they move on eliminating the oakland a's in the playoffs and they face the los angeles angels. george brett was on the '85 team. good to see hi guys moves on. thank you for watching. "real money" is coming up ne

>> welcome to your world news here on the "journal" live from berlin. >> great to have you live. our top stories this hour -- this year's nobel peace prize pakistani teenager malala u.s. -- malala yousafzai and an indian activist for promoting children's rights. >> if islamic state fighters take a town on the border of syria, it could end in massacre. >> after three days of science awards and yesterday's literature prize, the nobel turns at spotlight to peacemakers. this year's much coveted nobel prize for peace went to malala yousafzai, the pakistani girl who survived the shocking assassination attempt i the tell a ban. >> she shares the award with a prominent indian child labor activist, kailash satyarthi. >> for many, it's the most anticipated announcement of the nobel award giving season, and this year, one winner will get a special mention in the history books. at just 17 years old, malala yousafzai is the youngest ever recipient. she has been campaigning for girls education rights in pakistan since she was 11 and survived a pet -- an assassination attempt years later. now l

berlin, this is your world news on the "journal." >> great to have you with us. our headlines -- >> a green light to fight. turkey's parliament passes a motion allowing its military to enter iraq and syria to join the campaign against islamic state. >> not leaving, but willing to talk. hong kong's chief executive refuses to resign, but says his government will meet with student protesters. >> and, a clean sweep in india. the country's prime minister joins a new campaign to collect the garbage across the nation. ♪ >> the support was overwhelming. >> turkey's parliament has opened the way for its military to join the campaign against islamic state in iraq and syria. >> three quarters of lawmakers backed the motion, which also permits foreign troops to use turkish territory in the operation. >> it marks a significant policy change since the u.s. and arab countries began their offensive against i.s. but the turkish defense minister says don't expect any immediate news. >> these pictures are said to show i.s. militants advancing on a town in syria less than one kilome

>> welcome to your world news here on the journal. live from berlin. >> good to have you with us. our top stories at this hour -- kurdish forces battle to save kobani fm igers after turkey tells nato it will not be deploying any ground troops. >> and more bad news for the german economy, exports fall sharply by their largest amount in five years. >> and this year's nobel prize in literature has been awarded to a friend -- a french writer whose work centers on identity. ♪ us-led coalition forces are keeping up their air strikes against islamic state targets around the embattled syrian town of kobani. >> kurdish fighters in kobani are trying to hold off a complete takeover of the town by the islamic state with u.s. forces saying airstrikes alone may not keep it from falling into is's hands. there are tanks on the border, but turkey says it will not send in ground troops on its own. >> kurdish forces are holding on, but reports say the islamic state now controls the eastern third of the city. video shows is has weapons it claims it captured from the kurds. just north of kobani, turki

berlin, this is your world news on the "journal." our top stories -- >> canceled before they began. didn't demonstrators call off talks with hong kong officials after scuffles break out. >> is islamic state about to take the key syrian border town of kobani? neighboring turkey says they will not let i.s. take control. >> and germans celebrate the day of unity. angela merkel praises the courage of east germans that led to the fall of the berlin wall. scuffles have broken out in hong kong. police intervened after supporters of chinese rule clashed for the first time with pro-democracy protesters. >> tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets, but peacefully, setting up protest signs and tents bringing parts of the city to a standstill. talks with officials were meant to be slated for friday. >> pro-democracy protesters in hong kong's standing their ground for the seventh day. but now the mood seems to be changing. this was the scene in another part of the city just a few hours earlier. a man wrestled to the ground, accused of being a china supporter. he says he was just

>> welcome to the world news here on dw coming to you live from berlin. >> a good to have you with us. coming up -- iraqi kurds and syrian rebels make their way to kobani to help defend the town against islamic state militants. will they make a difference? an unmanned american rocket round -- bound for the international space station explodes shortly after liftoff. >> dozens of countries sign a deal to limit thanks secrecy, but without the u.s. and china, can it work? we will ask an expert. >> for the first time, members of the free syrian army from turkey to the town of kobani to help lift the siege there by islamic state. >> other forces are on the way, and kurdish fighters from iraq have officially passed through turkey and are heading for kobani. >> islamic state militants control much of the city, and its fall would be a major strategic victory for the extremist. >> waiting for the peshmerga. people in turkey greet the kurdish fighters heading south. their final destination is kobani. >> we have been waiting for them for a long time. we want them to come. our soul is waiting for

we will continue to come back to berlin when new lines come out from that meeting.nks for the moment. apologizing to the nation for making bad cabinet choices. he accepted the resignation of his justice minister and trade minister. both have resigned. both women, stepped down on allegations they have misused election funds. now journalist mike en penn said it may benefit the japanese opposition. >> in many ways, it's the first major stumble of the second obay administration. he has had a remarkable run since he came in to power the second time in december, 2012, and for the first time, you can see some political oxygen being given to the opposition parties, which they haven't had for a long time even though we are seeing two ministers step down over campaign finance scandaled today, it isn't so much a reflex of the fact that japanese politics is deeply corrupt, it's more a reflex of the fact that the japanese public is completely allergic to any hints of corruption, and both of these ministers, themselves, may not have actually done much wrong. it may have been just

. >> reporter: demand for tofu is growing as people enjoy the new food in their own german way. nhk world, berlin. >>> okay. that is going to wrap it up for biz this hour. let's get you another check of the markets. >>> hong kong's top official blamed external forces for the ongoing pro-democracy protest. chief executive lieu edge chunying made remarks to a local television station. >> there's obviously participation by people, organizations from outside hong kong. in politics in hong kong over a long time. and this is the only time when they do it. and this is not the exception, either. >> but, a student leader dismissed the accusation as groundless saying it shows leung's intention to crack down on their movement. the protesters have staged sit-ins on some major streets for more than three weeks. they're demanding a democratic election for the next chief executive in 2017. police and demonstrators have been clashing since last week on the kowloon peninsula. they faced off against each other again on sunday night. the hong kong government plans to hold the first official dialogue with the studen

new york. they took over. the artists wanting to move there. berlin took its place. one idea which excited me at the time, paris led to europe. art and culture is part of it. >> this space is monumental. do you think that a space like this, where you are able to display for -- when you open the space, very large work. do you think it reflects a taste for larger work or installation work? is that what people are more into? >> people will say you never solve this mentality. -- you never saw this mentality. you go to the louvre or the great museums of the world and you see large format. it is not something new. it also always changes. 30 years ago, you did not see these kinds of massive sizes. today, there are many museums that are built many large spaces. many collectors expand possibilities. it is more difficult and challenging. when we opened this, we wanted to do something where we give our artist a chance to work limitless. when you do exhibitions, you feel like the artist have to adapt their vision to our space. then, they can do whatever their dream is and whatev

news, live on dw. i am brian thomas in berlin. >> are headlines for you at this hour. the canadian capital is in lockdown. a soldier has been shot dead at the country's war memorial. we go live to ottawa to find out more. a massive security operation has parts of canada's capital, ottawa, on lockdown after a gunman killed a soldier at a war memorial then opened fire in the country's parliament. live footage showed police ducking for cover as gunfire rang out. >> canadian prime minister stephen harper was reportedly in the parliament building at the time. police say they have killed one gunman, but they believe one may still be at large. >> the incident comes just hours after canada raised its terror threat level following the killing of a soldier on monday. join to live from ottawa by our correspondent. can you fill us in on the latest? how many shooters are thought to be at large, and where are they right now? >> police are being reticent about telling us that. we do believe there is another shooter, but when asked whether people should be worried about a man armed an

berlin. he is being held without bail. >> developing news out of vallejo tonight where an elderly woman was badly hurt in a hit-and-run. it happened at the intersection of sacramento and redwood streets just before 6:00 p.m. police say the victim was walking in the crosswalk when a driver hit her and took off. witnesses say the car may be sill vr, compact car. the woman is in serious condition. destroyed at least six structures in placer county. two are confirmed homes. 80 more homes was evacuated. a series of grassfires started near apple gate. they spread to 380 acres. the fires are 10% contained. >>> he put his life on the line to protect others. coming up, the local air tanker pilot who crashed in yosemite. only on abc7 knew, his daughter tells us about his fashion for flight. >> and the bay area woman with terminal cancer who has chosen when she will die. >> and the pool party with a purpose. the local event where it pays to take the plunge. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. it is gone by this weekend and that means a warm up. check it out. when i peel this sticker off the munchie meal, i

southbound at ninth street in the outer drive and for drivers in new jersey, we are dealing with a fire location that is under control, but in berlin, we have the eastbound side of the white horse pike and the right lane is blocked there and traffic can get by but police are out there at the scene and just use caution there. >>> we are learning more about a brawl at a middle school that involves a police officer, and a council woman and we now know what may have started the attack on the officer that led to this indictment. >>> plus, police are looking for two women accused of attacking a school bus. investigators say they know what led to the violence. i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they're located all across our great state. come raise a glass to your favorites. plan your fall getaway at iloveny.com/fall there's something for everyone >>> 5:15. we're following breaking news and nbc 10 is live on the scene. this is from philadelphia where fire

. >> a new debate raging right now as to whether germany's armed forces are in a position to handle international crises. at a time when berlin is seeking the stage. and in the navy, only one of the countries for sobs can but to see. >> and emergency aid to parts of west africa. >> a new report is expected to get to the bottom of the promise. >> it is damning reading. asked to conduct an extensive review following multiple planning and budget problems at the defense ministry. >> a lot of questions that no one here at the defense ministry was able to answer. that is why i commissioned the investigation by independent experts. >> these are 100 40 problem cases highlighted in the report. the plan is urgently needed. it is years behind schedule. and there is the euro fighter. only 42 are said to be functional. >> businesses after six years in recession, the greek economy looks to be on track for almost 3% growth next year. the financial and political situation. it predicts a decline in unemployment. european union and european central bank. the german companies are reporting a sharp decline it is the biggest drop since the peak o

berlin. he is being held without bail. >> developing news out of vallejo tonight where an elderly woman was badly hurt in a hit-and-run. it happened at the intersection of sacramento and redwood streets just before 6:00 p.m. police say the victim was walking in the crosswalk when a driver hit her and took off. witnesses say the car may be sill vr, compact car. the woman is in serious condition. >>> several fires have destroyed at least six structures in placer county. two are confirmed homes. 80 more homes was evacuated. a series of grassfires started near apple gate. they spread to 380 acres. the fires are 10% contained. >>> he put his life on the line to protect others. coming up, the local air tanker pilot who crashed in yosemite. only on abc7 knew, his daughter tells us about his fashion for flight. >> and the bay area woman with terminal cancer who has chosen when she will die. >> and the pool party with a purpose. the local event where it pays to take the plunge. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. it is gone by this weekend and that means a warm up. back with your temperatures. abc news a

in august 1933, sorge traveled west through moscow, through berlin, paris, new york, vancouver, and by september 1933, he arrived in tokyo, activating his gru cell. shortly after april 1934, arnold deutsche, another soviet spy originally from vienna, arrived in london. deutsche focused on recruiting english students who could later distance themselves from youthful communism and enter careers in government, including british intelligence. on january '34, he met the first of the cambridge five. the stage was nearly set by mid-1934, with sorge in tokyo and deutsche in london, each developing the capabilities of the respective cells as part of soviet intelligence's global spy network. then, on november 16th, 1933, a near miracle occurred. to counteract a year otherwise of disaster for soviet intelligence. our federal government resumed full diplomatic relationships with the ussr after a hiatus of nearly a decade and a half. this opened normal channels of espionage to the soviets in the states like use of grounds for headquarters, standard operations for intelligence agencies. that meant t

berlin. he is being held without bail. >> developing news out of vallejo tonight where an elderly woman was a in a hit-and-run. it happened at the intersection of sacramento and redwood streets just before 6:00 p.m. police say the victim was walking in the crosswalk when a driver hit her and took off. witnesses say the car may be sill vr, compact car. the woman is in serious condition. >>> several fires have destroyed at least six structures in placer county. two are confirmed homes. 80 more homes was evacuated. a series of grassfires started near apple gate. they spread to 380 acres. the fires are 10% contained. >>> he put his life on the line to protect others. coming up, the local air tanker pilot who crashed in yosemite. only on abc7 knew, his daughter tells us about his fashion for flight. >> and the bay area woman with terminal cancer who has chosen when she will die. >> and the pool party with a purpose. the local event where it pays to take the plunge. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. it is gone by this weekend and that means a warm up. back with your temperatures. abc news at ♪ o

berlin and paris. the good news about that is that last month, they dovetailed. they came together. last month, you had negative views out of both economies. now we are back to where we were four or five months ago where germany looked so strong. this is before we got the negative gdp reading. you raise a good point about what is going to happen at the ecb. we have the stress test this week. -- it is the idea that the german economy is strengthening. it will certainly increase the view not only on the fiscal side of things that germany doesn't need to spend more, but also on the monetary side of things. that is that qe should be avoided at all costs. when you look at core inflation, you shouldn't be as concerned as mario draghi is. , couldong german numbers be an aberration or a sign that things are turning around and there is may be confidence on the situation in ukraine. there is less geopolitical risk. look ato say, when you other things, other numbers and other data points, it doesn't seem like the german economy is humming the way it was five or six months ago. this may be an a

they were berliners in their coverage on bad news and now we see the opposite happening. the fact that everybody knows that they are not recording it and that's clearly an indication that america is being subjected to severe media bias. lou: will take a look at the type race. you would think looking at the president's ratings for congress and the mess that we are and that there would be runaways here for the vulnerable senate situations to there's a point you have made for many years i think is worth underscoring, the will be vote against the democratic party. it is not a vote for the republicans because in most polls the republicans have lower ratings than the democrats. the american people are angry at both parties and they only have two choices in most jurisdictions and they will express their outrage with a set of conditions that are unacceptable. >> i was actually going to point to this because the race is not going favorably for the republicans. starting in georgia where michelle nunn leads purdue, we can take a look at the numbers. i mean, we do produce i-4 percent

berlin. let's get breaking news. >> the third quarter, the swedish telecom group has missed estimates. tolysts estimating a move $4.2 billion. the sixth straight drop in net income. they have met net income estimates in 12 out of the last 15 quarters. currency haslocal decreased by 2% as well. the last time we saw a revenue growth was in the third quarter of. 2012. forgood news is the outlook 2014 is unchanged. they are keeping the forecast for the margin on earnings to be little changed. 35% in 2013. and we will be talking to the chief executive about those results. don't miss that. and about 30 or so minutes. >> you can join the conversation on twitter. if you want to tell us how you managed to get through friday, that is where you will find us. after break, the eurozone in a liquidity trap. so says the pimco head of management in germany. he joins countdown after the break. ♪ >> time for today's company news. goldman sachs was the worst performer on the dow. that is after the bank reported a decline in trading revenue in the third quarter. the cfo said the decline was not a big issu

berlin. i gather that this news on the a bola case came a little bit later in the evening. what is the reverberation on the ground for you? acknowledgment that there needs to be a coordinated response from the eu on ebola. i suspect we will be hearing more about it today. there have already been cases in germany and spain. the mayor of london has talked about the likelihood of it coming to london. a coordinateda of response that is driving the discussion. last night, it was all climate change. they reached an agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 levels, 40% by 2030. environmental groups are criticizing this as being too soft, not ambitious enough. francois hollande said, like all good accords, this is a compromise. not all countries are in the same situation. this agreement is expensive for some countries. they are going to have to spend 38 billion euros in transfer payments. most of this from the west to the east where some of the former eastern bloc countries have some pretty antiquated coal systems. that is where most of the money will go. we are going to

berlin road. aside from that, the majors in new jersey, just the normal construction out there. on 295 we have some out near route 168, the 42 freeway. just that normal long-term construction out near 295. tracy? >>> we continue to stay on top of breaking news in atlantic city, where firefighters have been working for nearly seven hours now trying to get this raging fire under control. it started around 10:00 last night on atlantic avenue just a few blocks away from the boardwalk. nbc 10's katy zachry is live near the scene. katy, what problems have crews faced fighting this fire this morning? >> reporter: well, tracy, in a word, the wind. and the fire chief will speak to that in just a minute. but if you can look right now, you see the top floor. there is still smoke and there still are some flames. really nothing compared to the height of the fire, the video that we showed you right at the top of this story. now, the fire broke out just after 10:00 inside a sewing and upholstery shop on the 1100 block of atlantic avenue. when firefighters got here, five young children and four

berlin. thank you very much. still to come on the news-- >> i'm lawrence lee in dublin on budget day where the government is claiming the fastest economic growth in the whole of the euro zone. >>> plus love above the law, we're in indonesia where many are calling for interfaith marriages to be made legal. >>> and another blow for germany ahead of the qualifier against the republic of ireland. farah will have all of the details coming up in sport.

berlin. hans, great story. thank you. >> coming up, the new wave of mobile app companies that are giving traditional cab companiese for their money. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." disrupt is one of the most anticipated conferences in the tech world and it is under way. the conference attracts some of the most creative and disruptive mines in the sector, including , whose startup is changing the way we carpool. we have discovered why it is called blah blah car. through hugeing amounts of disruption. how is it important you get together and talk about what is happening? how must you get out of turning up to something like this? . what we are showing today as we are going from ownership to usage. what we do is we allow drivers to share with passengers going a same way, which means people are the cars without owning them. this is the main changes we are observing. it is important we have this message go through. >> how important is that you meet with other entrepreneurs? they are saying it is lonely. you need other entrepreneurs to feed off of, have better ideas, not necessarily guide you, but talk

in august 1933, sorge traveled west through moscow, through berlin, paris, new york, vancouver, and by september 1933, he arrived in tokyo, activating his gru cell. shortly after april 1934, arnold deutsche, another soviet spy originally from vienna, arrived in london. deutsche focused on recruiting english students who could later distance themselves from youthful communism and enter careers in government, including british intelligence. on january '34, he met the first of the cambridge five. the stage was nearly set by mid-1934, with sorge in tokyo and deutsche in london, each developing the capabilities of the respective cells as part of soviet intelligence's global spy network. then, on november 16th, 1933, a near miracle occurred. to counteract a year otherwise of disaster for soviet intelligence. our federal government resumed full diplomatic relationships with the ussr after a hiatus of nearly a decade and a half. this opened normal channels of espionage to the soviets in the states like use of grounds for headquarters, standard operations for intelligence agencies. that meant t

health officials were talking about the new set of guidelines to deal with infections. >> in berlin,edical experts are attending the world health summit. ebola the topic. >> reporter: at the opening session of the summit in berlin, the mood was upbeat. given the warnings, the message is cautious. the german government believes the richest countries should do more. >> translation: the international community underestimated the ebola outbreak this year. many assumed that the outbreaks would be contained and subside within a short period of time. this was a mixed judgment. >> germany promised aid and medical volunteers. if other countries do likewise. there are other concerns. >> what we know is that the virus has undergone a lot of mutations since the beginning of the outbreak, and it may be endemic in the areas. >> the greatest need is to treat people with ebola. this medics is doing that, in liberia. she is one of hundreds who volunteered to work. >> you know 100% that you have a patient with ebola. it's scary the first time. you get into the route each, you become -- routine, you be

berlin. there is a new cfo. will it save deutsche bank? that is a question for tom and the cold war rocket man theatrics. basically did something i will position to cover, having covered the white house, and that is they got a lot of bad news when no one was looking. on sunday night when we were all in frankfurt and wondering about the stress tests, that is when they announced a third quarter legal provision of $1.1 billion. they announced it today and it comes out and that is why we see their profits down. they are down, i believe the onber was 94 million euros the net profit after tax. deutsche bank has a lot of challenges. the biggest challenges, they don't know how many challenges they have because no one knows what scope all of these litigation charges are going to take. libor, currency, mortgage backed securities. they have a lot on their plate. >> can you say known unknowns in german? >> i don't know. there's a long-running problem with deutsche bank, which is they don't have the tier one capital they should. apart from these legal

afternoon we will see out partly sunny skies and that is creeping up the new jersey coast, and it will be past places like berlinch longer, we are keeping an eye on precipitation in pittsburgh, 64 in philadelphia and 63 in washington and cooler out to the west. if are you headed to the play grown, it looks like a mix of clouds and sun and cloudy skies the farther north and west you go, but mainly dry, 55 by 1:00 and 63 by 3:00 and 66 by 6:00, but it will be cool, bring along a coat. 61 by 7:00 and down to 57 by 9:00 and a slight chance of a shower the farther north and west you go in the region. we'll have more on the opportunity for rain on future tracker 6 coming up. >> thank you david. >>> a south jersey woman is the winner of the contest to pick the new lays potato chip flavor, she created the flavor, wasabi ginger, it beat out bacon mac and cheese, they all sound good. pepsico says a million votes were cast online. >> sounds good to me. >> i'm a plain potato girl. more to come on "action news" at noon, including a consumer alert on exploding airbags, we have a full report on the defects. >> david murphy has

berlin. >>> we go to paris to show you the new $38 million view from the eiffel tower. and find out who hopes to secure a place at the world finals, dealt a blow, we'll have a view, in just a moment. >> okay, the very latest news on that f-1 driver who crashed yesterday. >> that's right david, formula 1's governing body says jules bianchi is in critical but stable condition, after the crash at the japanese grand prix. the frenchman was unconscious. fellow drivers, including castor maldonado, bianchi's car collided with a recovery vehicle after spinning out in wet conditions. bianchi's family is set to meet with doctors in japan on tuesday. >> conditions, i mean as you can imagine, i mean, remains critical. they will see the doctors tomorrow. jules has been well assisted since the really beginning. >> bad behavior on the football pitch isn't all that unusual but two managers getting involved in a physical altercation is quite a rare occurrence. arsenal's denger says he has no regret giving his opponent a little push. in which chelsea won 2-nil. >> i wanted to go from a t

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