were going on subconsciously they transmitted them to the next generation as time passes added to nissen feels the urge to break the silence she has plans to turn her family's nazi history into an art project she feels making this past populated is important to prevent its repetition. from being rather than plain that's normal life for 7 year olds in china the currents are worried that school alone is not enough. that's where they fill their kids' leisure time with foreign languages math and sports. this is a major impact on the family's whole life. joe waits here every day at 330 for her son's class to end she quit her job so that she could spend more time raising shall show. the 7 year old spend 7 hours a day in school but that's only part of his education but others archer. joe ng has organized a schedule of activities for his afternoon among them love love letter j. they start at 4 pm with a talk about the day's homework like many middle class parents in china she feels the regular school curriculum isn't enough for her child it's common for families to pay for additional classes and

when live in additon nissen looks at pictures of her great grandmother one of the things she looks for are attributes she might also have none i can tell you was the head of the german midwife cessation when she was in charge what the nazis called and worth the life had to be reported. to with a purpose and. that meant that children born with disabilities had to be killed. these are processes my great grandmother was responsible for. a flood that is so cruel that you get goosebumps. even now. leo conti you must not consciously and innocence grand uncle as a matter subduction where he took part in human experiments and this new rant about her and just this past when she was 14 but she only began looking into treason plea when right wing populist ideas started gaining ground in germany like many families innocents mostly kept silent about the past. this in this part of a group led by peers at the gun event which brings together descendants of nazi offenders and holocaust survivors his jewish grandparents were probably shot by hunger in nazis he says this picture of them has always been t

trees simply when right wing populist ideas started getting ground in germany like many families nissen's mostly kept silent about the past and this and this part of a group led by peter began event which brings together descendants of nazi offenders that holocaust survivors his jewish grandparents were probably shot by hunger in nazis he says this picture of them has always been the carrier of his family's sadness the nazi past is still a taboo in many families he says. perpetrator generation never talked about this process guilt. feelings of shame. they were going on subconsciously they transmitted them to the next generation. as time passes that it's innocent feels the urge to break the silence she has plans to turn her family's nazi history into an art project she feels making this past popular it's in part and super vente it's repetition. cramming rather than plain that's normal life for 7 year olds in china the parents are worried that school alone is not enough. that's what they feel their kids leisure time with foreign languages math and sports. it says a major impact on the famil

interesting because go on says well 1st of all he was a giant in the auto industry he he rescued nissen from the brink of bankruptcy mosque the mind of the aligned with renault and after this major blow. where he's been faced now with 4 charges that's still in place including 4 in which he himself through payments to a dealership in the middle east and where is he now he's now in lebanon out of reach and he says he can now finally commute freely with the media and he's looking forward to doing though starting next week 2020 is going to be well maybe we'll find out more about the case and brian i can see it because he would movie in the making and i certainly see some press conferences now that's really dumb definitely on the vive la monica thanks very much well the countdown to the new year has certainly started cities around the world of course preparing for their years you festivities are 20 funny fast approaching we saw our correspondents out asked people what they're hoping for 2020. i hope hong kong will become. hong kong has always been called a cultural it does it because we focu

and it will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world former runner nissen boss. is in lebanon after skipping bio in japan where he was awaiting trial for financial misconduct in a statement was to go on claimed he was not fleeing justice but was escaping political persecution his legal team said he was shocked by the floods. musicians from paris opera have given an impromptu performance to protest against president macro's pension reform on the steps of the city's famous opera a spokesperson said pension reforms would affect the overall quality of the truth. not libya's interim president is expelled top mexican and spanish diplomats it's the lives they were attempting to help form a belief in officials flee the country live in some sort refuge in the mexican embassy since a change of government. crowds of protesters attacked the u.s. embassy in the iraqi capital baghdad they were good of a recent u.s. astronauts targeting an iranian backed iraqi militia u.s. president donald trump has accused iran of orchestrating the protests washington says all u.s. perso

escape i mean everybody who was asked to comment on it has so far either declined to like a spokesman nissen said we don't talk about this spokeswoman for the lebanese embassy in tokyo said we have no idea what was happening and the french junior economy minister has just come out saying well hold on 1st of all nobody's above the law but as a french citizen he would be entitled to consular support what we know he's left japan on a private plane via turkey he's now in beirut and without an extradition treaty as we heard japan can do very little about it right now so where does this go from here interesting interesting because go and say well 1st of all he was a giant in the auto industry he he rescued nelson from the brink of bankruptcy mosque the mind of de aligns with ren know and after this major blow. where he's been faced now with 4 charges that's still in place including for enriching himself through payments to a dealership in the middle east and where is he now he's now in lebanon out of reach and he says he can now finally commute freely with the media and he's looking forward to doi

by using the study concept nissen is providing an overview of their new design language the crossover is all electric boasting a range of between 370 and 500 kilometers depending on battery capacity a quick charge delivers 200 kilometers of range in 15 minutes the production version is due to hit the road in mid 2021. roadsters like the mazda m.x. 5 are built to be fun to drive currently they're taking a backseat to the ongoing as u.v. trend everybody seems to be driving s.u.v.s these days even so the m x 5 has managed to hold its own for over 30 years it's one of the best selling roadsters in the world now most has written down the entrance. card history month or schaefer is testing the more powerful of the 2 gasoline engines only 17 kilowatts or 24 horsepower more powerful but more important is how it feels that a place to find out is back on the road. we tested the m x 5 in the retractable fast back version that is within the electric powered metal folding roof like a model points out that the top can be opened with the car moving faster then 10 kilometers per hour that may not be

i feel make nissen's in this costume a little like a little prince and it's. time for the final touches everything must look just right because the costumes are a lot of brit an important part of the show. the current one is called fieri and mcgowan knows every step by heart. the mother also danced in the chorus line. twice a day it's show time. close to $100.00 dancers sport a 1000 costumes but desktop was to a longstanding tradition at the moon wonders it's normal from a gun. it is a show for the entire family so there's nothing to send sewell about it so the children from the age of 6 can come and see the show it's very glamorous and please everyone. will see me it's unique it's a show like no other. but let me tell you. i work for fun maybe. take a look to some of the 4 women. in the late 1900 century it was mainly the women skimpy costumes that caused the social revolution. many considered such flaunting of flesh to be moral. today cabaret management calls it body art. to be a moulin who's down south is to dance in the world's most famous cabaret in front

against deisel the former chairman of car giant nissen has fled to lebanon from japan where he faces trial over allegations of financial misconduct carlos ghosn who holds a lebanese passports was arrested in tokyo last year he said in a statement she escaped injustice and political persecution one of his lawyers called his behavior inexcusable and the united nations recognized governments in libya has denied allegations that turkish backed syrian rebels have been fighting alongside its army warlord holy for have to his forces have accused turkey of sending what they call it stream as terrorists into the country on monday the turkish government submitted a motion to parliament's seeking approval to deploy troops to libya and curses the conflicts is threatening its interests that's your state the news continues after inside story. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. soften your stance so will take offensive measures the warning

the former chairman of car giant nissen has fled to lebanon from japan where he faces trial over allegations of financial misconduct carlos ghosn who holds a lebanese passports was arrested in tokyo last year he said in a statement she escaped injustice and political persecution when his lawyers called his behavior inexcusable. and the united nations recognized governments in libya has denied allegations that turkish backed syrian rebels have been fighting alongside it so me were a lot holy for have to his forces have accused turkey of sending what they call it stream as terrorists into the country on monday the turkish government submitted a motion to parliament seeking approval to deploy troops to libya and chris says the conflicts is threatening its interests that see up to date the news continues after inside story. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. soften your stance so we'll take offensive measures the warning fro

the former chairman of multi-national car giant's nissen has fled to lebanon from japan where he faces a trial over allegations of financial misconducts carlos ghosn who holds a lebanese possible it was arrested in tokyo last year but released on strict fail to sions he said he to skate in justice and political persecution his lawyer said 3 of guns passports are held by his legal team and called his behavior an excusable when michael penn is the president of the should get cs agency he says despite its deep flaws within japan's legal system should have states to fights if the past is any guide the japanese government will just dismiss those allegations and and try to ignore them to as much as they can it is a view that many observers will sympathize with because there are deep flaws in the japanese legal system and the way that go in was being handled was very much a kind of a railroad job but on the other hand there's also a large stream of thought that even if the japanese system is is deeply flawed that it's just a system it would have been much better for him to stay and fight and

the former chairman of car dr nissen says he fled to lebanon from japan to in his words escape injustice and political persecution carlos ghosn was arrested in tokyo in 2018 on charges of financial misconduct but released under strict bail conditions that included a ban on leaving japan his lawyers said his legal team held 3 of goans passports and called his behavior inexcusable while go no holds lebanese french and brazilian citizenship al-jazeera smarm a german jhoom has been to one of those residences in beirut explains what the government there had to say about his departure. we now have confirmation from the lebanese government that mr going is indeed in lebanon there was a statement that was issued by a lebanese general security it's a very brief statement it reads carlos cohen has entered beirut in a legitimate way and there is no need to pursue him legally i guess that really puts to bed the question as to if the lebanese authorities are going to be cooperating with any request by the japanese to perhaps extradite mr goh and of course you know now because you know there is no ext

governor nissen signed the bill on october as part of a series of new loss enacted in response to california's housing crunch. stomach we've had just a glorious day alf weather out there. has they were pretty impressive. had a couple of spots is 61 degrees. concord and fairfield. 60 in vallejo and oakland. also we have 60 degrees at napa. white is out there today. people i skating tonight, check it out. it's going to be chilly tonight. make sure to bundle up. you could see that cool temperatures started to emerge in santa rosa. expecting to the low 30s and it go san francisco, for this year. have done in oakland. livermore, 1550 107 san jose. live look at such storm tracker 2 shows you that we are nice and clear here in the bay area. this is ouble is in southern california for the system here last night moved to the south. definitely have intimations of their own i 15 is that a close friend baker to pan. anyone heading to las vegas on our been is doing we delay so there. arriving flights about two and half hours. that system there was an ef0 donated that dutchtown and ventura harbor which was

the former chairman of car giant nissen says he fled to lebanon from japan to quote escape injustice and political persecution. and was arrested in tokyo in 2018 on charges of financial misconduct but released under strict bail conditions including a ban on leaving japan is lawyer said his legal team held 3 of goans passports and called his behavior inexcusable holds lebanese french and brazilian citizenship or algiers moment jam jhoom is outside one of those residences in beirut he explains what the government had to say about his departure. we now have confirmation from the lebanese government that mr going is indeed in lebanon there was a statement that was issued by a lebanese general security it's a very brief statement it reads carlos cohen has entered beirut in a legitimate way and there is no need to pursue him legally i guess that really puts to bed the question as to if the lebanese authorities are going to be cooperating with any request by the japanese to perhaps extradite mr goh and of course you know now because you know there is no extradition treaty between japan and

well the former chairman of the multinational john nissen has fled to lebanon from japan where he faces a trial of allegations of financial misconduct callus cohen has a live in a passport and was arrested in tokyo in 28 scene but released under strict conditions he said he'd escaped injustice and political persecution his lawyer is calling his behavior inexcusable homage and june joins us now live in by republicans or outside i think is understand where those going may in fact be what are you hearing there. well stan let me tell you and our viewers 1st that we now have confirmation from the lebanese government that mr bowen is indeed in lebanon there was a statement that was issued by a lebanese general security it's a very brief statement it reads carlos go in has entered beirut in a legitimate way and there is no need to pursue him legally i guess that really puts to bed the question as to if the lebanese authorities are going to be cooperating with any request by the japanese to perhaps extradite mr goh and of course we know now from the people here that there is no extradition trea

. >> ousted nissen chairman carlos ghosn fleeing to lebanon saying he was escaping a, quote, rigged japaneseystem. >>> and it's one of the best stocks on the s&p for the year, the ceo of chipotle will join us for a cnbc exclusive >> first a live shot of south korea in seoul where they are ringing in the new decade. celebrations have been under way in various parts around the world. fireworks about to begin there any moment you can see a huge crowd gathered beautiful setting there live in seoul where it's just midnight >> yeah. few seconds after. >> few seconds after. >> cue the fireworks they finally listened to us. there you go let's watch that for just a second [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language >> special setting there in seoul. fun how to watch how the different nations ring in the new year a historic year for the stocks with all the averages seeing more than a 20% gain how should investors be positioned into the new year joining us now with their thoughts bleakley advisory group's chief investment offer peter, and moody's analytic chief economist mark zandi happy