roland emmerich the next stop was hollywood. when world famous pianist paul actually loses both his hands in an accident doctors managed to successfully graft on new ones but the new hands belong to a murderer and the last thing they want to do is play the piano. they just want to carry on killing in his nightmares all that slowly realizes why his new digits have a mind of their own the next film is a classic of german expressionism and quite prescient seventy five years after the film was first shown the first successful hand transplant was performed. in one thousand nine hundred sixty the east german day for studios made a film version of polish stanislav the lens science fiction novel the astronauts when an idea an object from venus is found on earth an international team of scientists travel to the distant planet to investigate they discover that old forms of life on venus have been eradicated and that machines are set to destroy earth with nuclear weapons. and. the sets may look cheap by today's standards but at the time th

roland garros.st, done a bit of fishing and golfing in majorca, spend some time with the family. a good start today, winning in straight sets. the longer he remains in the championships, the more dangerous he becomes. if you had to predict who would face him in the final, lots of people i was talking to have a high hopes of a federer nadal repeat of ten years ago. chance of that? that is where my money is at the moment. his biggest threat is potentially one martine del potro, federer‘s because that would appear to be marin cilic. but lots of water has flowed under the bridge between now and then. thank you forjoining us. so much happening today so far, plenty going on here still. novak djokovic scrambling the fitness of late. he has changed his coaching team, t. in the end, he has made it on court one, right now, taking on the world number 57. it is djokovic who has taken the first two sets, 6—3, 6—1. more action happening right now on court but for the moment, apparently there's a bit of a tourname

detective roland chavez hoped kristene, now conscious, would be playing a big part in that. kristene still could not speak. >> it was either a squeeze of the hand, and then the blinking of the eyes. >> reporter: so chavez kept his questions simple. >> the first thing we asked her, of course, is "did you know the person that did this?" and she said, "no." >> reporter: and how tall was he? >> she'd described him as about 5'8", 5'9." >> reporter: within the first two weeks of her recovery, kristene helped police draw this sketch of the man who shot her. she said he smelled of cigarettes, which made chavez think about those cigarette butts found at the crime scene. he asked that the dna tests on those be put on the fast track. >> one of the things that kristene was also able to give us was that the assailant wore gloves, and under armour gloves specifically. >> reporter: she saw the logo? >> yes. and she was a softball player. so she's saying under armour gloves, then under armour gloves is probably exactly what we're looking for. >> reporter: but during those sessions with kris

and roland, the timing of them? what do you think? trump is using the language of white nationalists. we heard the white racist richard spencer on any tv-1 show, he used the same language. it is all about 2043. and 2043 in america is when america will become a national majority of people of color. what trump is doing is he is pressing the buttons of fear. he has done that since he was announced president, so when you listen to the culture is changing, that's what made america great, but when you think about europe and you think about america, it has always been about white immigration. now when you say it's people of color, oh, my god, now it's bad, now it's scary. he knows exactly what he's doing. he has to be called out on it. >> gentlemen, i want to turn to a topic that has resurfaced in the news and i'll begin with you, howell, on this. the justice department has reopened the investigation on the murder of tills. i know you wrote a book about the civil rights movement. >> i agree with the author of the book that revealed the perju

alex roland nos explica.os dijo que no le dieron dicho contrato para revisarlo con el tiempo necesario y que la votaciÓn se hizo en julio y no en agosto como se habÍa acordado. yo quede de revisar todo. hablar con todo el mundo y ver quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando. alex: ademÁs dice que su voto negativo es porque va en contra de los ideales y las polÍticas de washington de separar familias. >> despuÉs de ahÍ hacemos una decisiÓn. alex: con el nuevo contrato ice pagarÁ por albergar a cada detenido 120 dÓlares diarios, 10 dÓlares mÁs del contrato que venciÓ a comienzos de este aÑo. organizaciones pro inmigrantes rechazaron el acuerdo. >> [indiscernible] es mucho dinero. arantxa:en mÁs informaciÓn, siete cadenas nacionales de restaurantes de comida rÁpida acordaron poner fin a polÍticas que le impiden a sus trabajadores ser contratados por otras sucursales de su misma empresa. el estado de washington amenazaba a esas compaÑÍas porque la medida limitaba los salarios y oportunidades laborales de los trabajadores. mÁs

reducicing of the uk as well white collar roland says i think but i don't know mayb. right. now on the greg greg side let them hang pain and i'm. using these news isn't it one point go get leadership contest on on on on the at the end. of wasn't able to do. to total total job and and will not that this is good evidence to be somebody on the are stressing that is doing going on but that. seems even now if you want. to weeks when one of them. ss -- then then she treat me say safe until the only water. and of and of course only. right gracie added that he did i generally consisted of jerry brown rowdy session hotels also the government was not not had -- come come up quickly realization than in the nation leg when way. basically let him him and his has gotten close coursre that some saying things i mean i wee will been has ben saying that for quite point nine then we twenty slightly downtown albany resignation if he's has had on his. lunch but it quickly things arms on exact come comparable us a little twenty four hours. of votaries rename it was as i was on on what why say the

they really get you nobody would really get in there in good shape to save you from being you know roland you know what you mean you are looking at are you kidding me . medina is exploring inconsistencies in the suspect statements. at ground level drug gangs operate a small cells but she's hoping to try. he says context to the wider organization behind. him but listen the littlest thing thank goodness is they live this little see what they see on the people in similar way or to ses the scene but then seen those yet. it was so new that they lost and don't really love it and they could see it. we need to it doesn't it is it is it is safe knowing just when they say oh this is one of them the book is a very risky. that is. what you never put them but i thought it said we let you live better than this into one of them but this is your soul most of the people who know their own little going to put up on their. own living if you haven't been to some indian home. going to be somewhere in between the local mental was a few days so here was this one when i would rather not even just one but the seq

this is you know we knew it was live from roland bellwether election in zimbabwe people are voting for the first time for someone other than long time autocrat robert mugabe zimbabweans of grieving long lines since dawn to cast their ballots were in the capital harare for the latest in this landmark vote and as zimbabwe turns over a new leaf tembo dia becomes a one party state cambodia's leader just extended his more than three decade long rule last year he got rid of the main opposition party and now he claims a clean sweep for his party and sunday's election all the seats in parliament. i am. iraq it's a pleasure to have you along polls have just closed in zimbabwe's a land mark election it's the first time in nearly four decades where the people voted but the name of former authoritarian ruler robert mugabe was not on the ballot zimbabwe turned out in large numbers forming long lines at polling stations around the country and you don't use any increase she spent the day on the ground with the voters and this is the report that he filed. here's in them bob west capital our hour long

won't have refugees making their way to europe really go through being a hot you know i here and roland thousands gather for the city's annual christopher street day parade this year was the fortieth time the events been held in the city it's one of europe's biggest prime celebrations but it has to be called off a little earlier this year organizers canceled some advance to to storm warnings here in atlanta tap. but geyser has been at almost every christopher street day parade he's one of the pioneers of the movement. to do it and i'm always excited as i was the first time the excitement doesn't stop me. he helped organize the first event held in one nine hundred seventy nine when nearly five hundred people in west berlin demonstrated for equal rights at the same time public opinion was hostile towards them. but then i found that we got some of the positive reactions and that was very relieving for me that he gave me courage. christopher street day is not just a street party it's also political the fight for equal rights and acceptance in germany is far from over campaigners what the co

let's go to roland in maryland roland >> caller: jim, thank you for taking my call my question concerns huntsman corporation, ticker hun. i have a position in the company. i want to add to it. i'm wondering what effect the tariffs and/or trade wars will have on the company. >> it's killing that group it's killing that group. fortunately, we have frank mitch at wells fargo that has a pretty good read that huntsman is doing well i don't want you to have to swim upstream that's what you have to do it's like riptide out there. and i don't have one of those orange things i can throw you, all right? this is good let's go to chance in florida. chance >> caller: hey, jim, love the show >> thank you, chance >> caller: i wanted to talk about avi, ticker avvv >> did you see it move today >> caller: i love it the stock is still down almost 25% since late january high, mostly over similarity concerns in the european market along with potential competition domestically in 2023 do you believe this is a longer term trend or a market overreaction in the short term >> is chance smart or what chance has l

meghan was picture perfect in a roland mouret taupe boat-neck dress.he also carried a large fendi handbag. the pair also got to meet the president's burnese mountain dogs, and ring the peace bell. >> meghan and i are delighted to be here in dublin and in the beautiful gardens of glencann. >> her wardrobe reminds us of what she wore on "suits." . there was a bit of an oops. this bag seemed to have some of the protective plastic packaging still stuck at the bottom. didn't matter, the bag is sold out anyway. >>> today the country soccer team lost in world cup semifinals. prince william president of the english team. won't be at the world cup final but france will. >> beyonce and jay z will be in paris for their tour on sunday are hosting a world cup viewing party at the stadium before the show. so much fun. >> there's more celebration in music world, too. >>> up first in the "know and tell." cardi b baby news. >>> it's a girl for cardi b. i don't dance i make money move >> the performer broke the news on instagram this morning with this pregnancy photo an

give me a roland, a birdie, and a shimmy. he shot a 7/79. he is tied for 19th. sharks captain at the par 312, money! that was a t shot. he is at 72, going into tomorrow's final round. france and croatia battle it out for the 2018 world cup title. we have a scoring update. it's not just from the largest bay area amateur soccer club, it is my namesake team. sort of. >> this guy is a glenn, and this guy definitely has the skills of a glenn. in fact, all of these fellows are glenn. this one is for sure. >> you connect eight tosses to the goal. every four after that, it's a goal. >> to head coach barks orders out to his team, the san francisco glens. this is an amateur soccer club, born in 1961. >> we are very fortunate to have players coming from cal, uc davis, you name it. these are guys that are recently out of college that want to be professional soccer players. >> of this league, this collection of former and current college players are extremely skilled. it's an under 23, developmental league. is under 23, not 40 and up. to make the most important thing is the

galaxy and not to go and roland italians. just in the beginning of the war more than eighty thousand people from college cina region voluntarily enrolled into division s.s. galaxian in a month and a half notorious for their extreme cruelty towards the polish jewish and russian people on the territory of ukraine. members of these military groups came mostly from the organization of ukrainian nationalists the o. un founded in one nine hundred twenty nine this organization had an ultimate goal of creating an ethnically pure independent ukraine and considered terror an acceptable tool for achieving their ends their official flag was black and red bland and blood it will remain in ukraine's history long after the o. un will cease to exist in early one nine hundred forty the most radical nationalistic part of the organization of ukrainian nationalists got its own leader step on bond era severely anti semitic an anti commune. just he proclaimed an independent ukraine in one nine hundred forty one. his german allies frowned upon such

roland kerry, which is so important from a fixed income basis is around about seven bits , a quarter.ou need that to be at 15 basis points for the flattener to make you money. yet, we are in an environment where we are going to see all this supply coming. we are seeing quantitative tightening out of europe, so it depends, are we still going to see that demand from long and bonds if the fed keeps going up? i would not be surprised if we see some near-term steepening. jonathan: this is a curious situation, that the federal reserve has not gotten us to a real rates world yet. the federal reserve has not gone through neutral yet, yet we are having a conversation about the federal reserve perhaps having to stop next year. why? krishna: this is a new world. that is fascinating. the fed was trying desperately to get real rates up, and the markets want no part of it. and and i think the structural because from a cyclical standpoint, things are quite good, but the structural issues we want to sweep under the carpet. they are not going away. and i think this is going to be with us for a long pe

this is it we do use life for roland donald trump declares nato a fine should machine after a contentious two day summit in brussels the us president goes sort of winning big spending increases from allies and then if we were to britain where he stirred more controversy by suggesting that the british people might not get the breaks that they voted for also coming up still trying to hammer out a plan for managing migration the hard line interior ministers of austria elite and generally try to persuade you interior ministers to take migration and asylum policies plus a moral and legal battle over digital data in a landmark judgment a german court rules facebook must grant a grieving mother access to her deceased and daughter's account. and it was a thrilling and historic win for kori schake in the second semifinal of the world cup straker mario months who can't shift scored the winning goal against england in extra time in steams two one big she was followed by an endless night of celebrations. thank you very much for your company everyone one of nato's the most tumultuous summits in a long

they really get you nobody would really get in there in good shape to save you from being you know roland you know what you mean you are looking at are you believe me . medina is exploring inconsistencies from the suspect statements. at ground level drug gangs operate a small cells but she's hoping to try. context to the wider organization behind. you didn't put it in this kind of news putting thank god it is a city they live is it will see what they see what they live for the people the incentive. to face the seen but didn't seem to see it the. ills of those that were lost and don't really love it and they could see that they need to it doesn't it is it is it is safe knowing just when they say how is he is it what a book is a very risky world there's a. lot you never put so but i thought it said we let you live better than this into one of the but it was your call was it was you know that i own the middle going to put up on the. defeat if you haven't been to some indian home. going to be somewhere in between the. so here was this when we would rather not even when but the sequence of eve

needed practice at the all england club last month and the one he seventeenth grand slam title at roland garros but the spaniard who won wimbledon back in two thousand and eight and twenty thousand hasn't played a competitive match on grass third losing to twelve months ago he also hasn't been in the last sixteen of the tournament at all since twenty eleven spectators are always. hey not here. to play with them and great to have a good result of course. but. one of these events that. you really don't have. the. feeling of how you feel how you are playing how you are not blaming but there is nothing new. see that thanks peter and as it for this news hour we're back to spend more of the day's news and starting with the mexico elections and we've just seen the frontrunner undress munyal lopez obrador casting his vote there in mexico city all that and more coming right up stay with. you. and that's. just. where were you when this idea. that when they're on line it's undoubtedly chief. of opinion equality in our society today or if you join a sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional ri

on al jazeera winning resoundingly them bob ways opposition leader is confident as the vote count roland. hello the heat heat wave in fact took a step backwards from the northwest of europe as this cloud came through representing still the same system a cold front if you like but that's recovering the temps going to rise elsewhere as well we've already got a forecast attorney for another twenty nine in paris did much at all and even in sweden we got twenty and stockholm we've got some decent rain here is helps not box of foreigners but the next heat wave is coming from somewhere else have a look at the full cross madrid thirty six degrees on tuesday i'll take you a day ahead thirty nine degrees it will be well into the forty's in the southwest of spain and portugal madi even hit record levels as for the next heat wave is developing there is just about reflected across the shortstop it right back twenty five years up to twenty eight in the forecast center wednesday otherwise north africa is much is expected to be the showers just to the south south of the sahara are showing up now in chad

wayne roland is against the measure. he's the president of the east bay rental housing association, an advocacy group for property owners. >> if the current system is making it easier for landlords to take advantage of the system, what's the harm in just closing that loophole? >> what would be the point of that? to just play around with the market just because you can? there's no reason to make law to solve problems that someone said exist but in fact they do not. >> you're not convinced it is happening? >> no. >> reporter: what we do know is more than 2,700 people in oakland are homeless. and close to 90% were living in alameda county before becoming homeless. according to the city's most recent count. >> do you worry you could be in that situation? >> of course. of course. it can happen to anyone, at any time. >> reporter: voters will only get to weigh in on whether to change oakland's housing law if a majority of councilmembers decide to put the issue on the november ballot. that vote is set for later tonight at oakla

get you nobody would really get going they will get this change will save you from being you know roland you know what you mean you are looking at are you kidding me. medina is exploring inconsistencies from the suspect statements. at ground level drug gangs operate a small cells but she's hoping to try. contacts to the wider organization behind. you know the bullets in the nose thank goodness if they live this it will see what they see on the field in similar. origin says' the scene but didn't seem to see it. it was so new that they lost and don't really love it and they could see that we need to it doesn't it is it is it is safe knowing just when they say oh this is one of them the book is a very risky state that is. going to never put them but i thought it said we'll let you live better than this in front of it but this is your soul most of the people go to their own the middle going to put up on their. own living if you haven't been to some indian home. care he said going to be somewhere in between those who come into us knew there was something they so have with us and we you know w

. >> wayne roland says that claims of rampant owner move in and evictions in oakland are overblown. >> you have enough records to show that the number of these evictions is really low. they have the information, and they can provided to the public. and the public should know. >> reporter: getting a clear picture of the issue is challenging. in response to our records request for every notice to vacate for the last two years, we received 127 records for just two months last spring. most were for failure to pay rent, or illegal activity. 17 more terminations of tenancy without explanation, so there is no way to know if the cause was a new owner move in. >> we do not know specifically -- >> michelle byrd could not provide answers either. >> we would have to have someone who was assigned to track it, and monitor it, and our capacity is not at that level at this . -- point in time. >> you worry about the city council putting this on the ballot without those numbers? >> i believe that there will be more due diligence done. >> some on the city council argue that the lack of data makes any de

roland irs informal partnership about making sure we have. celebrating different points of view and there are some, he would find a new democrats collectively or in a slightly different place on trade agreements. a strength, a weakness because it created a at least two learning and leads to different so i'm, role and i are doing a lot. more intellectual intelligence but also for political unity, trying to make sure that we understand that as we move forward with the recent educational system, what they think of the safetynet, and a legal category, these are unifying ideas within the party. i'm the only house number here who has tasted the majority and the majority looks like a place where there are folks inside your majority need to be with you so we are working hard to make sure we have we have the majority, all the ideas we are talking about are. we will come back to you. >> thank you and you center you will for my knee, i'm honored to be here i'm honored to be a little bit different and i have some staccato things to say. first of all, i t

>> brangham: they fear that if they run away, something will happen to them roland nwoha runs a local nonprofit that's been sounabng the alarm t trafficking. his group, idia renaissance, tries to reach vulnerable kidsan teach them skills they can use to earn a ving here in nigeria. but he says it's hard to combat the pull of europe, especially in the digital age. >> we live in a society that is very westernized. the social media, especially now, everyone has access to facebook, um, very wized. see a lot through the media. some people who have opportunity so, yoknow, it creates a general feeling that once you arrive, the western world, everything is good. everything is perfect. >> brangham: despite all their tforts to stop them, young nigerians continueleave the country by the truckload. some make it. most do not. some are never heard from again. year later, evelyn oghagbon is still missing. >> im looking for my daughter, yes. >> brangham: every time her mother, joy, hears a rumor that more young people are being returned, she goes to the drop off spot, hoping today will be the day eve

they really get you nobody would really get in there in good shape to save you from being you know roland you know what you mean you know nothing that i think really hit me. medina is exploring inconsistencies from the suspect statements. at ground level drug gangs operate a small cells but she's hoping to train. context to the wider organization behind. you but at least in the nose thank goodness if they live this it will see what they see on the people in similar way of it or just stays the scene but didn't seem to see it. it was so new that they lost and don't really love it and they couldn't see . me to it isn't there is it is it is safe knowing just when they say oh this is one of them because of their literacy. rate that is. why they never put them but i thought it said we let you live better than isn't all of that but that was you know most of the people going to their own little going to put up on their. own living if you haven't been to some indian home. going to be somewhere in between the local mental was a few days so here was this one when i would rather not even get into the

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it's about 26 minutes in the red from roland to 580.cking one lane. so do give yourself some time if you are heading southbound 101 across the golden gate bridge. some reduced visibility. please be safe out there. and we are seeing those delays continue across the richmond/san rafael bridge. it's about a 14-minute ride across the span. 33 minutes if you are taking westbound 37 from 80 over to 101. it's still crawling along the westbound direction of 80 about an hour from 4 to the maze. >>> our live look at the sutro tower says the tower above the clouds showing the low clouds and fog. there is mount diablo in the distance. look at our kpix 5 roof camera. that's kind of a gray start to the day. but in san jose, that's where the sun is shining. so inland spots get ready for it. today will be warm again 62 in san jose. 54 in san francisco. livermore at 62 degrees. visibility is low along the coastline. half moon bay three miles. oakland airport 6. and santa rosa 2.5-mile visibility. an onshore breeze is going to keep that marine layer arou

meghan in a boatneck roland mouret dress.encil skirt and matching top by givenchygivenchy, the def her wedding dress. >> there's something called the kate effect. when the duchess of cambridge wearing something it sells out. same goes for meghan. >> reporter: tan shoes and a tote completed the look. >> throughout history we've always been obsessed with how the royals look, how they dress. so together that's on steroids. it's no wonder we are all so interested. >> reporter: the couple waving to admirers before meeting with ireland's prime minister. when it came to sign the visitor's book, the prince signing simply harry and telling his new bride her signature was much nicer. then to a party at the home of the british ambassador. the dush es wowing in a black dress. the couple seen holding hands. sharing adoring glances. >> we thank you for the warm welcome we received since being in this beautiful country. meghan and i are delighted to be here in dublin and in the beautiful gardens of glen can. >> reporter: it's a busy week fo

reporting restrictions on those 15 roles have been lifted and they are named now as alex roland and thomasresponsible for the columbine attack in 1999. this went beyond fantasy, let me remind you of what we heard in the trial, were aged 1a at the time of the conspiracy and they downloaded a bomb—making manual from the internet. the eldest, described in court as being devious and committed, he kept a diary like one of those individuals in the columbine massacre. and he apologised in advance for committing one of the worst atrocities in british history. that is what his diary said. the youngest, also told a teacher he would be performing a service to society by carrying out a mass killing. that is something that he admitted to one of the teachers at that school who later discovered that he was on this so—called hit list that the 15—year—old boys had. the youngest of those 15—year—old boys said the potential targets were infecting the gene pool. this is what these teenagers were thinking and today in court they sat motionless as thejudge and today in court they sat motionless as the judge han