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responsibility and wishes to make an unreserved apology to the employees at the service center and nuremberg time now for take break but stay here because when we return we'll talk about president transplant apos stimulus talks and discuss which economies may have the best chance of recovering amid the pandemic as we go to break here the numbers at the close. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles there we're going to come out you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trades. class. american citizen native plants are. under attack we are asked to die and. i would vote for a republican over trump i would vote for anyone who is not you and has half a brain defeat. the future. second wife. she can handle. she and i divorce because our trouble is what the president and i floated for him and. she connects then. we are most important election. you know history.

time after time, he has come up and spoken, wrote a wonderful book on nuremberg, chronicling he eventshere, and how blessed and fortunate we all are that you still have that vibrancy and that voice and that commitment. this man was totally responsible for the prosecution of kaltenbrunner, one of the worst defendants at nuremberg. it would not have happened without whitney harris. [applause] great individual. let me begin by thanking john. john, thank you immensely. it is a great honor to be here at quinnipiac. i had the honor a few years ago to give the commencement address at the law school and enjoyed that immensely. the discussion that they was on the rule of law as well. i was honored to be invited. how about a round of applause for john leahy at quinnipiac college. [applause] and thanks to roxanne and julia as well, one of the great bookstores. i'm an advocate of independent bookstores. we need more of them here. thank you for being part of this. [applause] and we thank you for the beautiful music that you provided. another round of applause. [applause] i'm not going to take a lon

time rachel join me live on t.v. . it was the 1st international tribunal in. the nuremberg trials. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime mourned jointed by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. our 2 part series the 3rd reich in the dark starts nov 12th on d w. 4 a rough touched out in an industry body warns that almost $200.00 european airports are in danger of going bankrupt in the coming months as de coronavirus pandemic keeps battering the aviation sector also coming up with negotiations over a trade deal between britain and the european union stalled fruit farmers in belgium are asking themselves what sort of ugly dense a no deal breaks it might leave. program we start with fresh figures from germany's largest financial institution large bank has a 309000000 euro profit in the 3rd quarter of the year it's sorely needed good news for the bank which had a disastrous year of 1000000000 euro losses in 29000 analysts warn the current news may be short lived though as the ongoing pandemic could reduce bu

time to and i'm going. to subscribe and more news like this. was the 1st international tribunal in history. the nuremberg trials. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime good morning judging by the allied forces. were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. come on. garry trudeau 10 years frasier. our 2 part series the 3rd reich the dog starts nov 12th on d w. step aside usa soon to take over as the world's biggest economy china is no longer just an emerging giant it's already clearly stealing the top spot of the.

time. as you point out, americans put on one of the first trials preceding the nuremberg trial, trial of 1945, at which you describe, and i am quoting here, as the first mass atrocity trial to be done. the first were to be tried by an american military tribunal. can you take us through the trial a bit? this is an early trial, it is one of the earliest fours, and there were occupation zones in germany, and each of these with france, the soviet union, they were trying to carry out trials in the occupation. r drought, buta which were basically trying war criminals. ar trial took place in october just before the nuremberg trial was handed out. so we are pretty early. before this particular trial, u.s. forces have been trying what you might view as classical violations of war, war crimes like the murder of downed service personnel. that was pretty common, and in the order at the end of the war to murder any pilots that were found in the local population, because germany was very heavily bombed, and they were told to follow these instructions, so in a lot of cases you have downed allied flyers, at

time for now thanks so much for watching. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the nuremberg trials. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime were you going to try to allied forces. with the 1st criminals to be held accountable for their crimes.

november they will be reviewed in 2 weeks time though but what that does is it brings us into christmas market season what we already know is the christmas market in nuremberg one of the most popular ones in germany isn't going ahead there's also been christmas market closures announced in frankfurt cologne and others there are some that are still scheduled to go ahead we'll have to wait to see how these new measures of the new lockdown affect that opening. ok we can discuss this now the return of the lockdown in germany specially france with alexander counties an economist financial expert and the founder of the multi polarity report or good afternoon to you alexander 1st of all this 2nd lockdown for france do you think this is the right decision for that particular country. well yes it is the right decision i think the decision she had been taken earlier because 'd. there were growing signs of. the virus super lation getting a stronger and stronger as in other european countries but especially in rents and their peak that the government 1st try to impose 'd a curfew but it was not enough to contain this virus and now we are we are getting into this new lo

november they will be reviewed in 2 weeks time though but what that does is it brings us into christmas market season what we already know is the christmas market in nuremberg one of the most popular ones in germany isn't going ahead there's also been christmas market closures announced in frankfurt cologne and others there are some that are still scheduled to go ahead we'll have to wait to see how these new measures of the new lockdown affect that opening economist alexander counted says restrictions in europe too early. you know that the trick. that has been applied for example in some asian countries like korea. they wind up this strategy has not been implemented in france or in other european countries or because the people. are not you know 'd socially as responsible as induced groceries where they apply the law and in the play that. was a premature and now we see the consequences. nobody was really prepared for this 2nd with. a return to our breaking news coming this hour from france 3 people have been curved firm dead in the southern french city of nice following a knife attack you are the 1st pictures to come from the scene several other people were

november they will be reviewed in 2 weeks time though but what that does is it brings us into christmas market season what we already know is the christmas market in nuremberg one of the most popular ones in germany isn't going ahead there's also been christmas market closures announced in frankfurt cologne and others there are some that are still scheduled to go ahead we'll have to wait to see how these new measures of the new lockdown affect that opening. protests are gripping the muslim world over the french president's recent defense of the right to parody religion comes as french satirical magazine charlie abdo who's caricature was there at the center of the round adds fuel to the fire with its latest front cover this features a cartoon of the turkish president there it is the president of course has been one of the fiercest critics of the french state stands on freedom of expression has called that front cover disgusting with turkish prosecutors even launching a criminal probe. in response to shirley ago publishing his caricature the turkish president slammed its alleged hostility towards islam adding that disrespect for the prophet muhammad is spread

equaling michael schumacher all time record of 91 grand prix wins in the process a reigning champion is now edged closer to a 7th world championship title with victory at nuremberg. rounding out the podium were red bulls max for stopping and red dolls daniel brickyard. you're watching e.w. news up next the covert survivor faced coronavirus skeptics a reporter. for news for the top of the hour until then stay with us if you have a dot com on instagram and twitter t w news have more coming up thanks very much. every 2 seconds. and is forced to flee their home. the consequences and dishonest risk our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises from around the world. forgetting we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to kill people. that day i mean a handful of people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of farmers who stay behind. displaced starts october 16th on d w. this week on moral stores. its. lessons from the fundamental. turkey waiting for tourists but for you begin in russia where at the beginning of october journalist irene us set yourself on fire and later died from her

time. patricia as you point out, , americans put on one of the first trials preceding the nuremberg trial,he hadamar trial of 1945, at which you describe, and i am quoting here, as the first mass atrocity trial to be conducted in the americans own. and among the first proceedings to be tried their by an american military tribunal. can you take us through the trial a bit? dr. heberer-rice: right. is one of the earliest trials in the u.s. zone. there were four occupation zones in germany, and each of these allies, the u.s., great britain, france, and the soviet union, were carrying out trials in their zone of occupation. but this had amar -- this hadamar trial comes. people think of the nuremberg trials. takes place inal october as the indictment for norberg is handed down. so we are pretty early. before this particular trial, u.s. forces have been trying what you might view as classical violations of war, war crimes like the murder of downed service personnel. that was pretty common. there had been order at the end an of the war to murder any pilots that were found in the local population,

nuremberg has raised the bar once more. russell trott, bbc news. the bbc news at one shortly with my colleague simon mccoy. now it's timets of weather fronts too, mainly affecting the north in the west of the uk, being some very wet weather the uk, being some very wet weather the note of the uk and indeed to tonight particularly across scotland in western scotland where the hills and mountains of argyll could see some of the highest rainfall totals. try unfairly or fairly cloudy. —— drier and fairly cloudy... could see winds touching gale false in certain areas. veined tray, tending to move away from northern ireland, stays wet from scotland, another the fun sta rts wet from scotland, another the fun starts to spread east across wales and across england. bit of a weather front coming in behind it by the end of the night, perhaps one or two showers, blustery night for all but a milder one, particularly england and wales double—figure values there, still quite chilly in the finals. tuesday we have a early rain across the east which attend to clear away by lunchtime and then it his brighter with some sunshine and will see