stress that the burden wall the fall of the berlin wall was not only a result of those demonstrations in ny paid or what happened here in berlin it was also an international situation an international development on a such an international development that warrants to be celebrated today and what i'm talking about celebrating the organizers of the events here mention that it was time for a celebration but it was also a time for reflection and discussion and that is something that has also happened today very clearly at the bend i wish possibly more real. spare reporting for us from the berlin wall memorial thank you very much. let's now take a closer look back at that magical night 30 years ago when the berlin wall began to crumble and people took the 1st steps towards a united europe. the world must go what had seemed unimaginable became true on november 9th 1989. after 28 years a chink in the wall and suddenly immeasurable freedom. when i'm with my mother and my father over there can i go over there and see my parents yes. good luck with. that thus evil and no one dreams this could be pos

majority carried the vote precisely no republicans bucks the party lines during the floor debate by ny familia arguments dividing the hives democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box this impeachment is not only an attempt to undo the last election isn't to influence the next one as well this constitution is the blueprint for our republic and not a monarchy but when we have a president who says article 2 says i can do whatever i want that is in defiance of the separation of powers that's not what our constitution says so what is it stay as our democracy the impeachment probe centers on donald trump's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate his political opponents shortly after the vote to formalize the process trump took to twitter calling it the greatest witch hunt in american history but even as republicans lined up to join the condemnation democrats were pushing ahead. we take no joy in having to move down this road and proceed with the impeachment inquiry but neither do we shrink from it earlier on thursday the

primarily, the regulations don't allow a ny primarily, the regulations don't allow any foreign investmento on demand or streaming and evenif video on demand or streaming and even if they were able to get around that, the streaming services can only have 30% foreign content. that isa only have 30% foreign content. that is a problem right there. disney tried something with elliot barbour in 2016 and after —— something alibaba. netflix has made no headway whatsoever in china after its failed tie—up with another company and that is the crux of the problem, they need to tie—up with a chinese streaming company. how will these american streaming giants going to compete? i don't think they can. if it were a few years earlier, perhaps because one started out relying on korean dramas. but now they are doing much more in terms of original chinese content and have been quite successful. these companies have millions and hundreds of millions of people who watch them. it is a market that is extremely difficult in terms of regulation and in terms of the competition from chinese companies. there has in y

that the but in wall of the fall of the berlin wall was not only a result of those demonstrations in ny paid or what happened here in berlin it was also an international situation an international development on a such an international development that warrants to be celebrated today and what i'm talking about celebrating the organizers of the events here mention that it was time for a celebration but it was also a time for reflection and discussion on that is something that has also happened today very clearly at the back now is cost of immoral all right thomas spare reporting for us from the berlin wall memorial thank you very much. and the special coverage continues with documentaries and live events including a concert at berlin's iconic brandenburg gate coming up later in the day and you can find a lot more information on all of our coverage just go to dot com forward slash berlin wall. all right let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world and former brazilian president lula da silva has been freed from prison his release was ordered by a judge a

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foreign minister love rule visited iraq on a visit to kurdistan ny met him in i b m. we asked him really to initiate some kind of dialogue between the mosque goes on that as if this was before that. because we believe they will have a better future we're trying to reach some accommodation of the region is also a lot of fighting much still it is acting or behaving in the old mentality of the ba'ath regime unfortunately but the recently that has been some positive movements i think some interaction. of course we look forward to this me things that happen in suits in geneva the u.n. is trying to do to have a constitutional conference on for the kurds also to be represented that. they have legitimate rights and concerns with than. you see the new constitutional hopefully democratic syria mr zebari you've been talking about the lack of promises on the part of the demographic of government but my question was about what the americans promised or didn't promise to the kurds back in 2015 they are they are there just to protect them they have fallen. on the ground to fight the

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one of them is a 94-year-old who was one of the first british soldiers to landma at ny on d-day. he is raising funds to build a w memorial there. reporter: in the remarkable life of harry, this has been a remarkable yr. >> 35 acquitted there, harry. >> i'm overwhelmed, really. >> he is the best. you are the best. he is the hero nobody else. >> saw you on the telly. reporter: it was an appearance on bbc breakfast telly for the the normandy beaches 75th anniversary in june that saw harry go viral. >> i's m no hero. i cky. all the heroes are dead. live. as long as i reporter: since that moment of modesty, harry's fundraising for building a memorial in france has seen a surge. >> 30,000 now, i believe. i was saved, i believe by the grace of god, for this purpose. reporter: this morning harry was back on "bbcrefast" to see the memorial as it is being clearly an emotional moment. >> ok? >> i did it. i had a job do. all the fellows did a good job. all these men, these wonderful man, young boys of 60. i'm not a brave --oung boys of 16. i'm not a brave man. i'm luck i owe my life to the b

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have died since the start of the semester in august, the deaths have shaken that campus and what's ny people wondering going on 3 of the 9 deaths he been announced just since friday, foul play is not suspected in any ofhe cases at this point however suicide is suspected in at least 3 and one freshman was truck by a car on the freeway. university offials sent students a letter about the issue over the wke to counter rumors th suicide was suspected in most of the cases and to urge the students to seek help if they needed. officials say anywhere from 4 to 15 usc students have died in any given year over the last decade. michael martin and washington. >>the prident says he's rolling out new rules on vaping this week. coming up, i'll have reaction from capitol hill. >>coness gearing up for the public hearings in the impeachment inquiry of president trump and the house expected to hear explose testimony, we'll have the latest from washington and if you're looking at live and work outside t bay area there's a pretty nice incentive r yothe local company offering thousands of dollars to those

acting so ny people in our community. control we just prioritize the type of enforcment. we don't put emphsis on equipment violations, a typical traffic stop for a busted tail light for example could last up to 20 minutes. >>deputy policchief raul that hogan says now patrol officers could put that time to >>it gives the office of the opportunity to concentrate on. those serious crime that's right to concentrate on if we're having a partilar problem with robberies are shootings in a in an area. >hile the overall number of traffic stops of african american drivers has dramatilly decreased the 2018 total of 10,874 stopped reveals a problem of that with these still exist when compared t895 white driver stopped in that same ye is. >>good that we stop fewer people. but the. has to also be mor rubble. >>in oakland has it made you cry or 2. the weekend and a big one it was. we're showing for our bay area franchises. yeah you need winds right i have to do is when they bot did the raiders. >>they look like a playoff team now and the 49 erare back in the win column all good rk carpe

. >>> ny bay area law enforcement agencies say these weapons are a real problem. >>> police in san francisco searching for a vandal. the damage caused to eight businesses. >>> police at uc berkeley and five people were arrested during a large demonstration on campus last night. turns out three of those taken into custody our students. they were all pressed testing an appearance by conservative commentator ann coulter. more than 1000 protesters gathered outside of wheeler hall. they tried to stop the event but weren't successful. campus officials say they are pleased they were able to protect free speech on all sides of the issue. >>> san francisco police are investigating a rash of vandalism in the city's inner sunset district. investigators say as many as eight businesses have been targeted during the past week. they include a neighborhood bakery and beauty salon where windows have been smashed. police are asking for the public's help as they search for the vandal or vandals responsible. >> if you have surveillance footage, please share with us and if you see something, say something. >> po

bought back the site in 2014 and has asked tim's company to site in 2014 and has asked tim's com pa nyrestore it. we want to keep the park as it is, to a certain extent, and we want to put a new layer on top of it, something that involves arts and culture and the natural habitat that has developed the essence of the place was abandoned. a modern take on what the spreepark used to be? yes, kinda. so it is not going to be an amusement park anymore, you cannot go on all the rides anymore, but we will find new uses the rides anymore, but we will find new uses for the rides. a rolle rcoa ster could new uses for the rides. a rollercoaster could be something like a treetop walk. the spreepark is very dear to people here in berlin and in germany, and it holds a lot of memories. so you've got a big responsibility. it feels kind of heavy, to be honest! as you say, it is really in the mindset, especially of people from the gdr, this is a very, very important place. that is why we want to keep the cultural and social heritage that we have found. and if you want a last look at the spreepark before

. >> you're now the host of a podcast, stay ted with preet and a professor at ny law school and author. and i wanto talk to you about impeachment. >> shocking. >> do you think there is enough evidence at this point that president trump could be impeached for abuse of power? >> i do. >> wt are the offenses of his >> look, t is a long history of things that he's de that ha documented report but put that all aside because there is a newew narrate that started developing a few weeks ago with respect to the crane scandal and even though h peop don't knoand not a talkingin point, you need not f impeachment show a violation of a criminal statute. there are other ways in which a president is impeached and it may be the case that a small violation of the law and actualo violof the criminal statute maybe congress would find if it didn't affect the national interest, maybe you wouldn't impeach in that respect.at so with respect to what happened with ukraine, the founders believed there has to be a process by when you remove a president of the united states and for f ang other things abuse r and b

because rule floor has been pushed to the brink of total collapse as moscow r riotous rectify the wetness ny escalate their violence under the false hope that they can get away with it. in the city's central business district tuesday hardcore protesters blocked traffic using a bus as the barricade. but later as workers left their offices the s streets filled again the show w continud support from moderate residents. in central on opposite is working around here so we're adults we may not be the one who's got targeted by you know five. you might t have seen we justst got hit by tear gas well. the anger extends monday's. day of fighting one man was shot by a police officerer a and another lit on fire following a confrontation with protesters. the escalation of violence has china warning it could employ even tougher security measures. tuesday chinese state media again raised the prospect of the people's liberation army being engaged to end the crisis. we are keeping in line with developments for you that in hong kong. so the business can't be joins us good evening kate were approaching an impor

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julianna: i'm gonna be right here.a ny medicae implanted in his left arm. jack's dad and mom are at his side. jack: oh, geez, i'm really terrified. male: jack, relax. jack, just relax. jack, jack, it's just in your head. jack, relax. just relax. female: we're just gonna put some more numbing to make sure that it's all numb, okay? bigad: the implant stops female puberty and will keep jack from growing breasts. male: there you go. bigad: it was three years ago when sophia cut off all her hair and decided she was really a he. bigad: what would you say to people who think kids are just too young to make this kind of decision? jack: sure, i'm a kid but it doesn't take a genius to realize that i'm not a girl. bigad: an estimated 1.4 million adults in the us identify as trans, 150,000 teens, but figures for younger children are largely unknown. here in the bay area, there are at least six clinics for trans kids. ucsf serves about 800 children at its three clinics. stanford sees 300 kids. kaiser permanente wouldn't tell us how many patients it sees at its two cente

that's what all the action is we've got a quad to spell ny over the caribbean very few showers likely of jamaica hispano you spend your life but the rain does concentrate further west still in nicaragua and some degree honduras. white supremacist violence is on the rise in america he was involved in this whole underground network 8 full time speaks to the victims of recent attacks when he shot me i turned around and he would kill my daughter and asks how an ideology of loathing has found its way into the mainstream can you trawled through line between the rhetoric of president trump in the conservative media in america to what happened here in el paso license to hate on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of our top stories here this hour israel's attorney general as an dieted prime minister binyamin netanyahu for corruption netanyahu in charge of bribery fraud and breach of trust in connection with 3 separate cases he faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of bribery alone. u.s. embassy official david holmes has given key testimony in the donald trump and. he described a p

former manchester city captain vincent kompa ny says that his old side can still catch liverpool in thest 3—1 at anfield yesterday, and trail the league leaders by nine points. there was a frantic start to the game. city felt they should have had a penalty when trent alexander arnold handled in the box. their misery compounded by liverpool's opener from fabinho, coming just 21 seconds later. mo salah made it 2—0 before sadio mane sealed the victory, though city did pull one back. pep guardiola appeared less then genuine as he applauded the referees for their performance at full—time. city are fourth, a point behind leicester and chelsea, they have been crowned champions twice now, back to back. i don't see why the defeat yesterday would cast any doubt. i know if i was in the middle of the dressing room i would have been thinking, we created a lot of chances against a very strong liverpool, more chances probably than in previous years when we went to anfield. and nine points is really — it's something you can overcome. but with a busy winter period coming, i would still believe. the vide

is doing exactly the same himself in opposing any attempts to exactly the same himself in opposing a nysame himself in opposing any attempts to extant free movement of workers are supported by the most recent labour party conference in brighton, or at least that is what this story is arguing. and the motive, you would assume, for mr mccluskey is about those crucial marginal seats in the midlands and the northwest as well. and it will be interesting to see how this plays out. now you would think, this is what is beyond the credibility of some of us, these sorts of issues and disagreements. and the other one we had about today betweenjonathan, john mcdonald particularly, and here's ministerfor john mcdonald particularly, and here's minister for the john mcdonald particularly, and here's ministerfor the health service arguing about will the four day we were policy referred to nhs workers? —— and his health minister. one saying at breakfast time no, it won't because it can't, than mcdonald saying of course it does. so it's a — it's extraordinary to me what sort of preparation there has been

and i read has reigned in new south wales has reigned in queens ny sunday storms decent and fair on the ground people were very very happy they might be a little bit more to come in victoria as well because you can see the clouds going through for the most part not apart from a few showers forming we're back into the sunshine it's not very warm adone 17 now when 20 in sydney person always done better were on the hard twenty's the next couple days in perth in the sunshine and slowly warms in melbourne adelaide but you notice that the wind is still coming off the bite and it's also hitting hobart so you're likely to be cloudy and occasionally went i think test mania for new zealand the high pressure of the last couple days is being eroded by these clouds the active stuff come across the tasman sea so be right on the sides are on and that seems quite likely on tuesday nice warm learn oakland in the sunshine most all the doors long should enjoy that was the rain today creeping slowly north was so tired last one picture that sunny picture come wednesday. good news i think for japan in that i

while the com pa ny systems were with fraud at the time.thank you. back now to the general election, and throughout the campaign bbc news is looking closely at the places where the election could be won and lost. we will be visiting 10 parts of the uk where seats will be closely contested. today we're in southampton, and simon mccoy is there. reeta, thank you. southampton is split into three constituencies. at the 2017 election two were won by the conservatives, one by labour. i'm here in the southampton itchen seat, which is being defended by the tories. there are just 31 votes in it. one of the election issues we're looking at today is school funding. our education editor bra nwen jeffreys has been looking at how classrooms are trying to raise standards and balance the books. you have chosen one number and you've made one number... adding up isn't always easy. for schools, cash in, wages out do not always match. last year, this school went £200,000 over budget so everything is rationed, from glue to printing. every now and then i'll do so

too many young people, too many veterans, and ny too many families are facing homelessness. suburban areas are continuing to grow. of eed to ensure that all our residents can grow and prosper. i recently on, passed a bill for f.h.a. to get a homebuyers reduction on their mortgage insurance for taking a financial literacy course. it passed the house. to, let's call on the senate pass that. we must increase the supply of equitable opportunities to affordable housing. call on the banks to design projects with their bank-owned houses. raise bond financing. abatement housing buyouts. increase federal funding. a housing czar in my district, and support state housing tax credits. will continue to work with stakeholders to address this crisis.ble housing mr. speaker, lastly for today, i affordable ess to and quality health care for my constituents and all americans. many constituents do not get the care they need due to costs.eting too many seniors can't afford and they're ptions cutting their pills in half to stretch their medicine. oo many young people cannot afford the insurance

all the time, and no matter evacuations of rain, but clearly, any evacuations of rain, but clearly, a nypful. brighter skies to the south, the best of the day's sunshine for scotla nd best of the day's sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, but some showers across the far north. wintry again over the high ground. sunday night, clearing skies working on to the north of the uk, and it will not be helpful. brighter skies to the south, the best of the day's sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, but some showers across the far north. wintry again over the high ground. sunday night, clearing skies working on to the north of the uk, and it'll be a to venice tomorrow, here it is pushing quite close to england on monday. high pressure looks like it will block its progress, but that could have some heavy rain on it, so keep a close eye on how close that rain band gets to these sensitive eastern areas. for the time being, though, monday looking like a cold start, some mist and fog patches around, but bright with some subject. staying cold, though, temperatures three celsius in edinburgh

apple board would essentially allow an american company to would essentially allow an american com pa nyrinciples of totalitarianism, and once you begin to unwind those from a policy perspective, then the incentives start to go away, and when the incentives go away, behaviour begins to change. in response to general spalding's comments, apple referred to this statement. president trump is clearly delighted to have the beginnings of an outlined trade to deal with china, posing with the chinese vice premier in the oval office last month. but nobody i have spoken to in washington thinks that this will make much difference to the direction of travel in relations. for example, while the president is making positive noises, in another pa rt making positive noises, in another part of washington, the fbi director is telling congress that the cyber war with china rages on. the fbi has over 1000 investigations involving attempted theft of us —based technology that lead back to china. when you look at what the us trade representatives office has focused on, and the issues that have stymied progress

yield,ny called dynamic predictive ordering, another company that is more voice ordering.nk that will be a key part of the story going forward. in 2020, as it becomes more consumer facing, i think that will be one of the key stories to keep an eye on next year. taylor: how much of this is a shift that mr. kempczinski can continue, continuing to steer the ship of what his predecessor set up, or how much more does he need to continue to invest? r.j.: i think that is the key question. he was a co-author on many of the technology initiatives the company has rolled out over the past few years. investors will really need to see the next eva lucian from chris. not just a continuation of the experience in the future, the mobile ordering, really his own stamp. the opportunity comes from the drive-through. that, to me, is an area where we have not seen as many investments in the past few years. mcdonald's had the opportunity thely to redefine drive-through with predictive ordering, voice ordering, even eventually ai involved with that as well. when you do that, you unlock potentiall

that will burn a close look at the voter south ny there are some $35.00 candidates in the selection but in effect it's really coming down to 2 men isn't that. yes between supply rajapaksa and such a such as premadasa rajapaksa the former defense minister at the time of the civil war when his brother mahinda rajapaksa was president there's always been dog since the end of the civil war that they won with allegations of significant human rights abuses towards the end of the war the un estimates some $40000.00 people were killed in the closing stages of the war there also perceived as being close to china. foreign debt is 45 percent of its g.d.p. and about i think it's a quarter of that debt is owed to china a different subject premadasa is he also has support from the. majority population but they're mainly rural. poor voters reaching out to tamil a muslim voters as well in the hope that he can persuade them to vote for him as so rajapaksa doesn't win again it's all in the shadow of the easter sunday bombings 'd 263 people killed in those bombings and rajapaksa been campaigning announced

labour have problems, boris johnson is problematic because in order to offset a ny losses problematic cap or remain areas of the country, boris johnson and the conservatives are also going to need to capture those pro—brexit labour seats, certainly a good number, maybe two dozen. so i think we may find ourselves focusing a lot on december about what is happening in the midlands, the north west, and the north—east. happening in the midlands, the north west, and the north-east. you have written in one of the day's papers about the role of young people, potentially, in this election. how significant could that be, the youth vote ? significant could that be, the youth vote? as always, the youth vote could be a very significant. we are seeing a big increase in allocations to register to vote, many coming from young people. my article really talks about generation z, people that were born after 1996. for many of those young students and non—students, this is going to be the first election that they can participate in. because they weren't eligible to vote in the 2016 referendum. of course,

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