and yes and they give it a new life and you really feel audiences connect with. the great people to be with . i mean denmark with the danish string quartet and danish pastries tell me do you guys actually eat these things because we all know about danish pastries that's the best in the world really yeah ok but anyway i'm going to offer you stuff so so yes . so while i chew. the first question the danish thing quartet that's quite a name but i would you inherited this name right yeah i think we would never call us that again actually but we were young and and foolish know now that it wasn't it's a generation name that it was first a fluke quartet in the thirty's where the bureau look i had a song that also was to be able to play on the sunda made a quartet in the fifty's and sixty's that was the danish port of then the son of this field of play i made another generation of a danish called sit in the eighty's and then this last son he didn't have any string playing so the name was kind of up for grabs and he happened to be our mentor and teacher so we in this hunt

i'm all right. >> reporter: and like so many others, determined to build a new life. weijia jiang, cbs news, miami. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," charlie has a rare interview with photographer annie leibovitz as she talks about her latest book of portraits featuring iconic photos from the last decade. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." featuring iconic

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and a whole new life came with it. >> you could see that transformation. you could see the confidence in her. >> then, she was gone. missing at school. >> i called all the girlfriends. >> we're going to find you one way or the other. >> the clues. an e-mail to her husband. and a secret she was reluctant to share. >> kind of a bombshell. heather was possibly seeing another man. >> what was really behind her sudden disappearance? that would be the most mind-blowing twist of all. >> do you think that heather would still be alive if she hadn't gone through this transformation? >> gosh -- >>> welcome to "dateline." heather jones, a motivational teacher had shed pounds and past. here's andrea cannon with the last dance. >>> there's a place in downtown tennessee. a hotspot not far from nearby beal state. street. they don't play the memphis blues in this club. in the sultry darkness of the rumba room, bodies sway to the beat of latin sounds. in april 2013, a woman named heather jones came in with her friend to dance the night away wearing a brand-new dress. >> how

. >> this is a new life. a new life. >> reporter: are you ready for this new life? >> yes. >> that new life, of course, means school and a job. he tells me he wants to make a difference and get back work as a music teacher. they along with others who have fled puerto rico are in need of the basics. there is a donation center in philadelphia. a group is collecting the items. we posted more information on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. i'm rosemary connors. >>> people in puerto rico still need your help to pitch in. call the american red cross at 800-596-6567. >>> to the weather now, sunny skies to end the work week. taking a live look at cape may. >> perfect. >> beautiful day along the beach. look at all the people walking along the beach. a perfect day for a walk. we saw a few folks out on king and church streets. >> the sun is shining down. heading out to a live look at 30th street station. you see the sunbathing the ceiling of that place and all those cars lined up to probably get on to the schuylkill expressway. let's turn it over to chief meteorologist tammie sou

many people immigrate to britain with dreams of opportunity and new life unfortunately there are also those who wish to take advantage of the most vulnerable of both migrants and even people native to the country britain's national crime agency estimates that over ten thousand people are living as modern day slaves all reporter met a young woman promised work as an opener who left her home in the philippines only for her dream job to turn into a nightmare. coming to britain was one slices dream she left her home in the philippines expecting to find a new life of freedom and prosperity a filipino and her english was going to range her visa in exchange they would care for their children. but the dream job became a nightmare lies i had to work seven days a week for two hundred sixty euros a month and she was at the mercy of the lady of the house. not allowing me to use the washing machine for make loads so i have to wash my clothes . in the scene. i'm using. in even the. lines i was disrespected and exploited. she had no private life because she was always on duty for starvation wages. f

i felt that like oh, this time, someone can give me a new life. and they talked about jesus.on't know that's exactly what i had. i said, here i am. here i am. and then i was prayed for. and after that, i go completely relieved of the anchor that i had and the bitterness that i had and i remembered even though i've never seen my own parents it, i forgive them. and i forgive even my own father. after that, after only few days later, i decided to go to the city of nairobi. to do what? to look for a job. i was knocking and knocking. when i knocked, one of the house, a woman east asian woman came and then said, why you disturbing us here? i said i was very hungry. i've never eaten. please help me. and then she was so merciful. she was very kind. and she gave me of -- after six months, she spoke to her husband or the ceo of a big company and then i was given a job there. i was employed as a clerk promoted to become a supervisor, assistant manager and then later i bought a vehicle. good second hand vehicle. ford cortina and that one really it was my dream. a new life. >> right. >> a

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michelle: many people immigrate to britain with dreams of opportunity and a new life. unfortunately, there are also those who wish to take advantage of the most vulnerable, of both migrants and even people native to the country. britain's national crime agency estimates that over 10,000 people are living as modern day slaves. our reporter met liza, a young woman promised work as an au pair, who left her home in the philippines, only for her dream job to turn into a nightmare. narrator: coming to britain was once liza's dream. she left her home in the philippines, expecting to find a new life of freedom and prosperity. a filipina and her english husband arranged her visa. in exchange, liza would care for their children. but the dream job became a nightmare. liza had to work seven days a week for 260 euros a month. and she was at the mercy of the lady of the house. >> not allowing me to use the washing machine for my clothes. so i have to wash my clothes in the sink, with cold water. i'm using cold water to do household chores. she wouldn't even let me use hot water in m

and new life christian church is taking in about 500 evacuees. >> and perks, taluma count -- pet petaluma community center. >> and analy high school on analy avenue. salono community college in fair field. we do have a full list of evacuation centers on our website, abc 7 news.com. >>> several other fires are threatening homes in the bay area including the red wood valley area. >> that fire has now burned more than 19,000 acres and in mendocino county sheriff shared several photos of the damage. >> you can see the burned down pick up truck left in the middle of the road and this picture showing the bright glow of the flames in the background. these pictures were taken in the area of west road, east road and tom key road. at least one person has been killed in this fire. >> a check on the weather because that plays such a big role in terms of being able to contain this fire make progress. we want to check in with meteorologist, drew tooma. >> the winds have calmed down. the humeidity is on the rise. we do not have that at this hour. you notice the winds right now. they're calm from napa to

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speaking no longer exists but the few pigments that survive from my work have a power that generates new life even from the crumbling reminder. that is. am i. am. the tale of this painting is a dramatic one and a love story like it's contant it is a miracle i scarcely understand myself like christ the painting has died a local death only to be resurrected now transfigured and more essential of them because to tell the ancient tale a new. christianity and pop music on the five hundredth anniversary of the reformation pope explore. what to. think about religion from the deeply devout hip hop on a mission from hong. kong. the gods may be but even contemporary music inspired by the divine pop explores next. busy driving is coming from but and let's go right to our correspondent news in central istanbul i'm joined by the shellac up there you know his political correspondent on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in and it's all about the perspective closer. welcome to popping.

you carry on our nation's proud legacy of innovation, and you breathe new life into the american spirit. a recent department of labor report showed the fewest jobless claims since 1973. think of that. 1973. we just had a report, we have the fewest jobless claims. my -- i told press because the only way i'll get the word out there as if i say it. they'll never say it. my administration is deeply committed to empowering minority business owners. we are working to lift government barriers that we can thrive, prosper, and grow and speaking of grow, our stock market just at another high, the highest it's ever been in history by far. we've created about $5.4 trillion only in stock market value. $5.4 trillion. and we are very happy about it. a lot of jobs. we have the lowest job numbers since 16 to 17 years. lowest unemployment. we are doing really well. which makes it better for you. as a candidate for president, i pledge to fight to deliver opportunities for every community in america. all american children from the rust belt to our inner cities deserve great schools, safe neighborhoods, and

a spate of new hotels restaurants and shops have opened breathing new life into the neighborhood a former pharmacy houses the ultra hip pseudo design stores places like this are turning the area into zurich's most cosmopolitan district. coffee it's got good cafes good nightclubs good bars very specialized sections to do with it's a district that represents who we are it's lively it attracted a mixed crowd and we feel very at home here. with who is his award. monocle magazine also good. they're part of what makes such a great place to live. culture and colinear experiences new things happening lots of innovation great hotels. you know each neighborhood has. got their own flair and great place. everything's within easy reach. everything. it does have to be said but zurich is also one of the most expensive cities in europe it could do with becoming more affordable even monocle says so apart from that zurich strikes the perfect balance between financial hub modern metropolis small town coziness. what's your favorite european city love to hear your thoughts so please do write in to us and let

speaking no longer exists but the few pigments that survive from my work have a power that generates new life even from the crumbling reminder. that it. am i. am. the tale of this painting is a dramatic one and done love story like it's contant it is a miracle i scarcely understand myself like christ the painting has died a woeful death only to be resurrected now transfigured and more essential of them because to tell the ancient tale a new. ok cos like we take football personally. are you in. europe's first african soccer coach sunday only say it is a former blunders league a star who is now coaching a ducks second division club. but how come he's the only african coaching a european supply. decoupling. their original and playful yet suitable for everyday. moccasin the prez posed colorful patterns and stylish designs. where does the german designer get his inspiration. the seventy's glam rock from the plight of the robot in sixty minutes. the lists are on the right word here. i am taking the luxury to highlight different shades of nationalism and to find out what those names should mean to y

new report. the 8—year study from more than 250 scientists has found that while there's likely to be an impact on all sea lifeonment analyst, roger harrabin. here's the effect of carbon dioxide on sea water. these bubbles contain natural co2 from an underwater volcano in papua new guinea. few sea creatures can live here because the co2 has made nearby water more acidic. swim away from those vents and what a difference. the sea's chemistry returns to normal. and wonderful reef life can thrive. but industrial society is churning out co2 on a massive scale and the gas is being absorbed into sea water around the world. making it all more acidic. today's report warns of major impacts on sea life. this comprehensive study confirms what we've been observing globally, ocean acidification is a problem, acidity is increasing and that's notjust having an impact on the ecology which we are seeing already but it will have an impact on us as humans further down the line. take one fish we love to eat, cod. the research shows that baby cod are especially sensitive to more acidic water. it projects that if co2 levels rise unc

take new jersey is a way of life on principle. is that the killing of a god but they're definitely not taking the easy road when it comes to protecting the environment twenty four year old celina finance has a big day ahead. good morning i've come from a plastic bottles today's collection day. that i got i'm already. recycling plastic has become a major activity on the island and young and old are getting in on the action. the collection will be busy the entire day the routine is get in line and be patient. so when fernandez is helping out with the counting she works in the biosphere reserve team she says most of the plastic bottles arriving on the island contain palm oil for cooking. by holding collections every few months the team has gathered up four hundred fifty thousand bottles for every fifty they hand out a reusable container made of stainless steel. a bit of metal over the plastic so we have four tons of plastic stored on the main island of southall me a maritime transport company is helping us by taking it to lisbon free

you're watching the news life from barely more coming at the top of the hour i thought. my first bicycle was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this ocean to see something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle isn't. since i was in little girl i wanted to have of bicycle of my home and it took me years to. finally they gave up and went on buying and i say this but returned the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing advice and now i want to meet out of those moving back home for a vote by going to police and social rules and inform them about the basic rights. my name is. and i'm. here. today i'll be talking with one of germany's most respected climate researchers professor much. welcome to the d.w. interview. thanks for joining us today i'm thomas spawn and. weather forecasters often make predictions that don't turn out correctly you recently said that president trump will change his mind about climate change only after a storm of public proportions hits the u.s. . and that has now happened as the president

welcome to a wonderful new week of year mike so i'm louise house and i will be him bringing you the latest and life news from europe today on the show we have. fashion icon a new museum in paris pays comin to evolve. citibank this week we'll highlight the best quality of life in europe. and shopping spree in spain was caught even a storage tank one hundred ten. it was one of the most famous design is in the weld eve salo wrong the french design and started his career at dior and nine hundred fifty seven four years later he founded as own brand with his own name and for many years he worked in paris in a corner building near the eiffel tower this house has now become a museum which opens this week. if seller all spent the better part of twenty years here. in this room he sketched his designs and held his fittings. there is personal belongings lie strewn around the desk as if he just left the room. the fact is intentional. former company headquarters has now become a museum. the concept is to leave visitors with an authentic sense of the place. it has smoke. the desk is full of things he kept around

thejury could start a new life with another woman.ia cilliers war on the day of her accident. they have already seen the actual parachute she was wearing. she suffered multiple injuries when her main and reserve chute both failed to fully open. the jury chute both failed to fully open. the jury have been shown around 20 locations in total the base today, as today, as well as the toilets, where the alleged tampering of the parachute took place, they are also being shown emile cilliers's rocker, which the prosecution say he used to put victoria cilliers' parachute in before she made the disastrous jump. emile cilliers denies two counts of attempted murder. the jury emile cilliers denies two counts of attempted murder. thejury will finish the site visit later today. duncan kennedy, bbc news, wiltshire. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, will address the final day of her party's conference in glasgow later. the snp leader is expected to say she wants to "put scotland in the driving seat" with radical policies that will equip it f

but this is a new life. a new life. >> a new life, includes a new school.has been out of classes for a month now. he can't register in the philadelphia school district until he has a permanent address. the disaster services center is trying to help, but the need there is great as dozens of families are fleeing to philly for relief. we'll have that part of the story coming up at 5:00. i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> all right. you can still help the victims of hurricane maria in puerto rico. tap the nbc 10 app for more information on how to donate through the american red cross. >>> we have breaking news here at home from septa this afternoon. service is delayed after a train hit and killed a person on the tracks near the jenkins town station. police are on the scene. commuters are seeing delays of up to 15 minutes. >>> take a look at this guy, police say he tried robbing a man in north philadelphia earlier this month. but you know what that man did? he bit him in the face and took his gun. officers say the would-be robber did get a shot off, hitting

ina new land. their families and build a new life in a new land. but to be confident in our ability to embrace difference and debate. to have the courage to confront not just our strength but weaknesses as well. we are a remarkable union, conference, and because of the leadership of this party, our union is known the world over as a union of choice, not force, a union that two years ago put our democratic right to choose whether to leave before its very survival. that is not nothing. in fact, the more time passes, the more remarkable that becomes. let's say it loud and proud, this is a union that does not force parties into what has fought to push it out, and did so again thanks to conservative party that as edinburgh, cardiff, manchester and seaside will attest is now the party of devolution. not labour, certainly not the lib dems. that is ours. a party that wants us to use brexit to go farther. to ensure that the power surge that will hit britain when we leave the eu is held in edinburgh, cardiff bay and stormont as well. i am proud of that, conf

mrand mrs wanted a new life with another woman.and they woman. mr and mrs cilliers working pa rachutists and they jumped woman. mr and mrs cilliers working parachutists and theyjumped at the airfield in wiltshire. victoria cilliers fell 4000 feet into this field and both are main and reserve parachutes failed to open. she suffered multiple injuries. this man said he thought mr cilliers how to pack reserve parachutes on a four day course, which included tying slinks. he said he would have handled seven or eight reserve parachutes during the course. he said that mr cilliers's performance on the course was very good. he said he had tied slinks four times. he also said that it was physically impossible for slinks to come undone. they don't come undone, he said. thejury has undone. they don't come undone, he said. the jury has already seen the airbase where the alleged sabotage took place. mr cilliers denies two cou nts took place. mr cilliers denies two counts of attempted murder and the trial continues. the man whose company makes tho

smelters for new life. deadwood would is tightly tied up with the central notion of a fracture at the same moment. the enlightenment to wake up to wind and living community gained through a lifetime of interaction in one location in the forest, all that knowledge dissolves. but catalyzing new life around their bodies trees bring about new connections and new life, creative process is not perceptive. and re-creating a new version of itself, inside the tree, death brings about thousands of interactions, with psychological opportunity. and an uncontrolled multiple emerges compose of new knowledge and new relationships. like a lightning rod the dead tree draws into its body the potential that surrounded intensifying what was something else but unlike lightning the surge doesn't flow into the ground and disappear. life feed on the closeness of connections in the dead tree with vigor and diversity of expression. our human language does a poor job recognizing the afterlife of trees. and deadwood. these are slack wo

for the chance to build a new life for himself and his family he's even picked up hindi allowing him to connect more deeply with a country that's given him refuge. i mention lot of indian commuters through my work i interact more with indians now than with people from my own community that has definitely helped my hindi it's improving and i wanted to become even better in future. like opie's many here have integrated into indian society. in the hafiz can't read and write but he keeps up with the news on dozens of whatsapp groups where users post graphic videos of the unfolding crisis in the me unmarked border. he says no doubt what a deputation in these circumstances will mean. if the indian government forcibly sends us back my children's future will be ruined. everything will be over but there's no humanity myanmar towards rangers will all be killed if were sent back. the feelings are shared by many of the visa sprains in the settlement there's little to speak off nowadays. but i'm very scared my mother and sister still live in myanmar some of my relatives have been killed we would

vibrant american teenager she couldn't wait to start her new life at the perfect college. had ll universities they a positive light, good reputation. had no way of knowing the dark reality hiding behind a had no way of knowing the dark reality hiding behind a facade. her initial memories of her feshman year play along a miliar and happen college -- happy college experience. changed., everything that happy narrative came to a screeching halt. and aquainquintans of hers invited her over to watch a her campus doom room. tired from classes she drifted o sleep. the next thing she knew she woke up to find this individual top of her sexually her. ting the morning after the attack, angry felt that she was in a daze. she acted like she was in a daze. the illusion of college life filled with smiling face answer shattered.had been mr. speaker, according to the department of justice, one in sexually are assaulted during college in the united states. one in five. those, less than 25% report the sexual assault. so angry, fearing she would be doubted, and smissed, she carried on in hopel

and can assure you that the $760 billion budget shortfall and its impact is encompassed within our new life cycle projections. you will hear testimony from both the gao and the commerce ig discussing their concerns with the prior 2015 life cycle cost estimate. for example, the gao estimated that the i.t. budget would be at least $4.8 billion. our estimate is $4.96 billion. so $160 million over the floor that the gao estimated would be the correct number rather than the previously used one. i share their concerns, and their testimony will underline the need and justification for this new life cycle cost estimate. gao also points out that there are 43 technology systems involved in the 2018 end to end test. only four of those systems had completed development and integration tests as of august 2017. and of the 39, a function of the -- a portion of the functionality has been deployed in the 2018 end-to-end test. but that is not yet true for the remaining 18. with so much still under development, the need for a contingency to address possible overruns seems self-evident. these are just a few ex

the green a memorial to repression and a submenu new life into the streets. forty five minutes to dublin. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked off the streets of many canvassed and their problems are the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a day w. . frank food to help watch international gateway to the best connections self and road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world . experience outstanding shopping and dining office and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. welcome back you're watching news our top stories spain's king philippe has intervened in the country's growing constitutional crisis criticizing cat

this is d w news life from but it has an idea separatist leader calls for peaceful resistance to spain's essential just i was almost a big sex ball in the tree it's a con that's breached i'm all bound to keep walking away free country but i live to madrid and barcelona. it was so coming up growing concerns that ten year could see more violence as well forties but it's been a presidential election rerun it all position strongholds of affairs for the safety of election officials to. find a home for a good to have you with us the sex cattle on president has called for quotas democratic opposition to the takeover offer catalonia by the trees in an address congress praised him all vowed to pursue his struggle for what he said to be a free country he said the spanish government's decision to sack him was illegitimate we just i was off to madrid to control of the council and government and removed some of its top officials. more on this we're joined by our correspondent in boston a charlotte charles and pillar and journalist martin roberts in madrid welcome to you both firstly to you how strong

defeating the isis in this city holding it by its people and that means we will be creating a new city a new life in this city that when we are feeling the injustice we are if you think the terrorism it's only the exceptional and they for all the people in the world i congratulate all the fighters if i enter the scene in the course of. that it might actually also hear from all of the people also in the room and amid that optimism they are very clearly expressing there that i mean there is still a lot of work to be done because for example a lot of the i asked fighters they had fled prior to that final offensive in the city and many people have also been displaced by the fighting what are you seeing what can be done to help cope with those talented. yes of course due to the fine thing in the city another one hundred thirty four days of fighting we'll see if i think up there with. the been that the cities can think you know it's destroyed so all the people displaced people they flew away from that ices from their parents and they come to the places which is for profit by this year the work at the p

but in universities right now, that old argument has taken on a new life.h what is acceptable to say on campus, and what is not. some are trying to stop certain views being expressed. just as crucially, they are extending the concept of offensiveness. things that might have been disagreeable, are now unsayable — particularly where they touch identity politics and the feelings of minority groups.

she said drugs became part of their new life. >> your father was the one who gave you your first tabf acid at what age? >> 13. >> diane said she began living on her own. her insecurities, a perfect target for charles manson. >> tell me about the moment you first met him. >> it been invited to go to this party. i walked up the stairs. and suddenly, these two girls just burst out. charlie! diane is here! and i am just in awe. >> she said within hours of the meeting, she had intersection manson. a man almost 20 years her senior. >> it seemed very natural and loving. >> were you attracted to him? >> he was cute, impish, fun. i need that had love and attention and affection. and he gave it to me. >> of course, diane wasn't the only lost girl attracted on manson. >> he spent a lot of time taking middle class girls and remolding they will. >> before the world met the manson murderers, diane said she knew them as friends. >> leslie was your quint essential prom queen. she was fun and she was lively. patty was just the sweetest, humble loving woman. >> diane said she spent her first year with

high winds are breathing new life into deadly wildfires in northern california.l is now 40. thousands of homes and buildings burned to the ground. the fires are causing a refugee effect across california. 100,000 people are under evacuation orders. detours remain in place for a nearly 40-mile stretch of the pennsylvania turnpike, both directions of the northeast extension. tomorrow morning at 4:00. crews are replacing a bridge. we have a complete list of the ways to get around this closure right now on the nbc 10 app. if you missed "saturday night live" here, a rock 'n' roll superstar from bucks county. ♪ what about us what about trust what about us ♪ >> the one and only pink was the mousse guest last night. the show had plenty of political satire. >> what about the anthem? >> we're starting now. >> what are the players doing, are they acting like little sobs? >> no, they seem to be suspectful. wait, one of them is kneeling. >> get out of there, mike. bail. >> that's alec baldwin once again impersonating president trump. the sketch spoofed the actual president or

she gave me a new life. p somebody else to have the life unfortunately she could not have. >> reporter: shea said she wanted to tackle the chicago marathon. she and fred decided to run together. and run they did. mile after magnificent mile. >> congratulations. >> you're a tough lady. >> reporter: she is still so terribly missed, alissy was there with them at the finish line. >> i can't believe i did it. >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> heartbreaking and beautiful all at the same time. >> all at the same time. >>> mexican billionaire carlos slim is donating $100 million for the quake recovery. his foundation collected $21 million from outside donors raising it to $126 million. it will focus efforts on building schools and reinforcing buildings and assisting hospitals. >>> the world is getting the first look at the royal baby bump. princess kate making the first appearance since she and william were expecting. you see her there with the baby bump. she had been staying out of the eye while expe

all new in our news at 4:00 p.m., we'll show how a victory for philadelphia could breathe new life and new cash into a neighborhood and prevent two historic buildings from being demolished. >>> birthday party predator. a man who made a living entertaining is accused of sexually assaulting children. >>> what netflix is doing to support people working with actor kevin spacey in the midst of sexual harassment claims. >>> and before your kids can say trick-or-treat, one big live box store is already finalizing their holiday shopping plans. how it could change the way you stock up on gifts. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic

is in just a few hours along with their two daughters dhamma and yasser mean they are starting a new life not on the chance that the kids made this. but we can't take everything with us. it makes me so sad but that's life you always have to leave something behind. that. the concert family is leaving behind their house with a yard on the edge of the city near the black sea. after her husband had a guest performance in berlin they decided to move to the german capital the german consulate in istanbul granted them a six month artist he said that allows them to seek employment in germany. ever since the failed coup the situation has escalated dangerously. she would have a good deal and. i was so worried about him we see him people are simply arrested at night and locked away. i couldn't stop thinking about it just. the neighbors have come to say goodbye they can understand the culture turks decision and then he turks are considering leaving the country. let them go ahead and see what it's like and then we can visit them and see how they're doing. look just. like you then it's time to say good

all new in our news at 4:00 p.m., how a victory for philadelphia could breathe new life and new cash into a neighborhood and prevent two historic buildings from being demolished. >>> biting back. biting. a local man goes after a robber. how he turns the tables on the suspect after staring down the barrel of a gun. >>> and wheelchairs and canes. how volunteers are using medical equipment to change lives for those who can't afford help. >>> and before you can hand out the halloween candy, one store already has its christmas holiday shopping plan in place. all new at 5:00 a.m., the shipping chains that could change the way you shop. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >>> good morning, everyon