with midway roland emmerich is trying to remind his adopted country really need to break here's hoping that message doesn't get drowned out by the who rock chants of american national. and before we sign off we'll go to the french capital where. the world's largest art photography fair opened its doors on thursday at the. it's a commercial fair so everything there is for sale and there are typically many one of a kind pieces and the focus this year creators and environmental issues. with about 180 galleries from over 30 countries taking part there's lots to seize on that note we'll leave you with some more images from paris and wish you all the best until next time have more coverage. good. good good. good. good. good. good. moral. to the point of strong opinions from clear positions international perspectives it's 30 years since the fall of the bowling ball germany is celebrating but the mood is changed with dismay many in eastern germany say they've been left behind and feel like 2nd class citizens so what's going wrong find out to the point short she. looks good. in 30 minutes on g.

roland emmerich starts with the story we all know the somerset of 1941 the japanese attack on pearl harbor. the greatest military defeat in u.s. history and the trigger that brought america into world war 2 intelligence failures . then he tells a story few people know the build up and battle between the u.s. and japan at the pacific island of midway just 6 months later a fight many historians say decided the war and a story largely forgotten even in hollywood. brings his full arsenal of special effects to recreate the epic scope of the battle in which $300.00 americans annually $4000.00 japanese lost their lives for the last 2 months. it took the german director who's lived in hollywood for decades more than 20 years to bring midway to the screen the director of science 5 blockbusters like independence day and the day after to morrow knew this time he'd have to get his facts right. midway incredibly well documented battles film and endless books about it and we like kind of didn't invent anything but just try to tell the story as good as we can. muster to highlight woody harrelson as gruff

with midway roland emmerich is trying to remind his adopted country really need to break here's hoping that message doesn't get drowned out by the who rock chants of american nationalism . and before we sign off we'll go to the french capital where he photo the world's largest art photography fair opened its doors on thursday at the . it's a commercial fair so everything there is for sale and there are typically many one of a kind pieces and the focus this year. young creators and environmental issues. with about 180 galleries from over 30 countries taking part there's lots to see these all not know we'll leave you with some more images from paris and wish you all the best until next time when we'll have more fall of the wall coverage until then just and i. haven't. turned them over. to the conflict zone with jim sebastian his home combs pro-democracy movement imagined it has be i'm qualified support of the international community it is better thing to get my guests this week here in berlin to use joey su a pro-democracy activist show me how movement now tried to make a deal with the h

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new year's live from berlin coming up next monica jones with business africa and layla heraclea and roland i wish you all to create weekend to mix the. i'm secure in the volume or the tart and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to steal and more than most and you. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliance of. what's your story ready. i'm working on was a women especially of victims of violence to take part and send us your story your train all with to understand this new culture. of thought you are not a visitor another year you want to become a citizen. in 4 migrants your platform for reliable information. from. south african airways is grounded the airline has to cancel all its live today as well as stage a strike it is unclear when a flights will resume we go live to cape town for more also coming up african countries invest some $100000000000.00 in building new cities to cope with a growing population and critics say those smart city is just for the country's elite. and how iceland biggest fishing firm managed to get the drawing rights in namibia studentships

. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges lauren contacted university police several times about roland's intimidating behavior weeks before she was killed. >> they did not believe her, and they were dismissive the university repeatedly and consistently ignored its university filed the motion to dismiss the suit arguing rowland wasn't affiliated with the university but the review found that the that that led to mccluskey's death. the university today says it is working with several organizations on preventing violent crimes against women and promoting victim safety. a family demanding change after they say no one was listening when their daughter spoke out. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> there is outrage tonight after a man suffering a stroke couldn't get help for several minutes because he didn't have the exact address. nbc's stephanie gosk with the story first reported by our chicago station wmaq. >> the whole room went bizarre. it was an emergency. >> chicago emergency, jennings. >> reporter: the 52-year-old pennsylvania native was far from home and suffering from a major stroke. >> i'm at the thom

down wasn't all and or the rushing roland is another of logan's attractions the steam train has travelledthe narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and takes is to god it's hunting lodge in the building in a tally in renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed the $150.00 steps in its tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like then been developed into fashionable baltic sea spas there are magnificent villas near the beach. leming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no people no hustle and bustle

every one of these files is a citizen, is a human in just this one area, four miles of files roland yon, a former east german dissident, maintains the archive to help people understand that dark past. he tells me, "we can use these records to be more sensitive about what democracy and basic human rights mean for all people." german chancellor angela merkel grew up in east germany. at the wall memorial today she honored those who lost their lives trying to escape but for many east germans, even the passing of 30 years hasn't entirely erased the sense of sudden dislocation >> all of a sudden people realized for west germans nothing has really changed except it's a bigger country. but for east german people, everything has changed. every single thing in life has changed. >> reporter: far right political parties now are playing on that feeling of loss as they have around the globe but tonight, a time to celebrate and marvel at the power of ordinary people to do extraordinary things now as then. it's a night to remember so jose, 30 years later, there is a united germany, but problems still e

why liverpool by refused to take part in the english late cup quarter finals that's coming up with rolandas a sport his role. or you very much the washington nationals are planning a huge parade through the u.s. capitol on saturday to celebrate their 1st ever world series when their victory over the houston astros in game 7 capped a remarkable season for the team as they harding our reports. was all arctics aside washington d.c. is united for the 1st time in franchise history the washington nationals have claimed their title as the best in the world series. used to win the game started well for the houston astros in a winner take all final. the team were at home and put up the 1st 2 run in the suit to. thank god they ended up being their only 176 against the nationals answered back how he can jerk and anthony ran don't both hit a home run in the 7 any i win it all came down to this point to god the washington nationals beating the houston astros 62 years to our side i think she's 20. 5 god they. are all right i just that that like the bars by team wins it is amazing the nationals are the

nawaz: but industrial ecologist roland geyer says reusing and recycling won't fix the problem, especially91% of the world's plastic currently goes unrecycled. geyer: the only plastic that does not need to be disposed of is plastic that was never made. nawaz: that fact poses a sbig problem for the worl biggest plastic producers. one of those is coca cola, since the very first coke was poured 133 years ago, the iconic global brand has used lots of different types of packaging, everything from glass and metal to aluminum and plastic. inside coca-cola's archives in atlanta are shelves and shelves of ihistoric design. p-e-t plastic bottles didn't arrive on the scene until 1978. today, ts coca-cola company seer 120 billion plastic bottles a year. laid out end to end, those bottles could wrap around the circumference of plthe earth 700 mes.ar. perez: it's a asvery big problem that to be solved, this cannot be done alone. nawaz: bea perez is coca cola's senior vice president for sustainability. perez: if the planet is not stable, if communities aren't thriving then no one's going to win and busin

roland melissa get this thing cracked let's get it bring it. community from the bay of san francisco state prison this is. broadcasting from inside one of the oldest prisons in the united states. is a brand new radio show. uncut is about telling us stories from our perspective it's the latest product from a unique media project san quentin radio which operates out of san quentin state prison in california supported by volunteers and donations inmates to try to tell their story how to be the chronicler of their own experiences under. loud and there's a market out there awash with depictions of prison life if you're not going back to my door not. in a stern many fights in there with reality shows like america's toughest prisons true crime documentary series like making a murderer and dramas like prison break the worst of the worst for their break list . goes on. for troy williams one of the founders of the san quentin media initiative it was clear that people on the outside wanted to know about life behind prison walls so why not tell them the re

would get offers looks at whether fossil fuels have a future you're watching the dover news from roland i'm well iraq from all of us here thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us so we'll see you going to top of the hour. even when we least expect to. the oil party will soon be over. how can we replace the block. and what will it stick close to the moon economy. made in germany next on d w. 2 cars and now i'm looking at affectionately which was affectionately as you can. lead a mere putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television but director vitali months asian culture is much more of a good thing to make him a better judge of the mood of course. the film secretly chronicled the power grab actually everything was recycling plant instruction. featuring top supporting roles . to go in the crust to secure to the freedom of russia. and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before let me be clear with you i have to act in ways that i feel necessary to people who simply understand that. you can put your

terry baitman and bradley roland were arrested friday accused of manufacturing methamphetamine and using drug paraphernalia. both are professors at henderson state university. they were caught after police investigated a report of a chemical odor and smell in the school's science center. . >>> time is 4:55. it was a busy weekend for kanya west. first he went to a sunday service at a popular mega church in houston. and then he performed for jail inmates. we have that story from jackie heinrich. >> it's fun to worship god and be in service to him. >> reporter: a record crowd at lakewood church sunday. hip-hop artist kanya west took the stage stage at one of the largest chris it churr notches what do you say to the omething know. any advice for them. >> there's nothing i could say to the younger kanye through words. i can speak to the younger kanye through music. >> reporter: he's been outspoken about his conversion to christianity and says he is where he is supposed to be when it comes to his faith. >> when i heard with a kanye was doing and the change in his life, i thought, you know, wit

yes roland mehlis get this the crack let's get it bring it out though it. coming at you from the bang assaf osisko state prison this is uncut. broadcasting from inside one of the oldest prisons in the united states. is a brand new radio show. uncut is about telling our stories from our perspective it's the latest product from a unique media project san quentin radio which operates out of san quentin state prison in california supported by volunteers and donations inmates how to tell their stories how to be the chronicler of their own experiences under lock. and there's a market out there awash with depictions of prison life you cannot go back on my door not going to start any fights in there with that reality shows like america's top his prisons true crime documentary series like making a murder and dramas like prison break the worst of the worst for their break list. goes on. for troy williams one of the founders of the san quentin media initiative it was clear that people on the outside wanted to know about life behind prison walls so why not tell them th

i really want to acknowledge roland and his team. it is a huge amount of work and oversight. and we see we are making progress. we are not where we need to be yet. i also just want to acknowledge the commissioner's comments about not just process. some of these metrics are really important because it gets you to the outcomes and also we needed to expand our work in terms of the population-based approach. so what we are doing the clinics in doing the hospitals is really key, and when we look at health equity, when he to make sure we are bending the curve of the population model. having the population work within the network side, and we are strengthening other data systems, we can focus on the data science as one of our key areas going forward. we will continue to move in a good direction. wall where we are compliant with the compliance requirements, but we are also meeting the needs of the community and our metrics are driven by what we need to do in those areas. i appreciate that. >> thank you. dr. sung? [indiscernible] >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is irene sung

next, she finds herself in the middle of world war ii in the new roland emmerich movie "midway."iday. please welcome mandy moore. [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> great to see you, too. hi. >> jimmy: so mandy, the last time you were here, you were talking about climbing mt. everest. >> yes. >> jimmy: and i advised against that. >> you did. i'm happier to report an i did not climb mt. everest. that is like a two-month excursion, but i did trek into everest base camp. i did about a quarter of the trip. >> jimmy: it's a quarter of the way up? >> 177,600 feet. >> jimmy: that's pretty high. >> pretty high, but everest is the tallest peak in the word, 29,000-some feet. >> jimmy: so you wint a quarter of the way up and then down. >> i did. >> jimmy: did you fieel triumphant? >> that was our goal, just to do the base camp trek. >> jimmy: i like that, a nice, reasonable goal. >> it takes a week. you stay at these teahouses along the way. i climbed mt. kilimanjaro, and you tend to stay in tents along the way up to the summit. but for environmental reasons you stay at these

independence day direct roland emmeri brings a passion project t the screen with his world wa2 acti flickidwayiety says midway cld land wi a milion opening while deadline gs at higher at 15 million. roundi t the eke as the john seen a comedy playing with fire which box office prognosticators for the hollywood reporter say is expected to smolder with a 7 to million opening in hollyod, i'm rick damigella. >>we havhere on the kro4 morning news, but it continues on our mobile app kron on let's see what's up with 3 system the sale and alice side, i'm on. >>of course the one year anniversary of the deadlyamp fire that roared through the town of paradise killing 85 people. today we'll take a look back and see how the community is coping. >>there is going to be a moment of silence and we're going to prove that for you plus there was a break in and a university. some suspects nt inside and they just tr ashton dorm rooms are going to have a live report on that. >>all right, thank you very mu, ladi and here's a quick look at your seven-day around e forecast as we give you a preview and again a reminder t

of public health and the department of homelessness and supportive housing under the leadership of roland and carie and together built this vision and designed the process that i'm going to walk you through today. for the inter-agency prioritization method, essentially, if you are familiar with the coordinated entry assessment tool, it was a tool that was designed by the homeless department last year. 17 questions. you sit down with a person for 20 minutes, ask the questions, you enter it in and it ranks them in terms of vulnerability. so we have endorsed that tool by the -- the department of public health endorsed it because we looked at the historical data and looked at who they're assessing and prioritizing, and there was a proof of concept. we endorsed and adopted that tool as a way of prioritizing folks. we have added to it that individuals experiencing the psychosis and co-occurring substance use, it's a way of ranking those folks. i'm going to talk a little bit about that. so there are a lot of numbers here. again, 17,000 unique people who have been experiencing homelessness. if yo

of traffic in the north bay it's leaving novato from rit around roland and that continues to north sanro in sandra fell. easy breezy tohe golden gate. well, you know whht with the exception ofhe fog her33 minutes novato to the tolls. and you're used to this right if you take it every morning you are backed up thugh the mail but looking good on the upper deck. it's going to be slower. on street merging onto the skyway james darya. thank yoat 7 31 in a big story. an employee is murder and 2 others were hurt in a shooting er fake money at a restaurant southern california now we've got aircreatures live in san diego this morning to explain what happened erik. >>and good morning to you in lolly that shooting suspect still on the run this early hour asor the victims. we do know. 2 men remain hoitalized in stable condition sadly the other person, a woman was shot and killed right behind the counter a th man opened fire in t church's chicken right behind me here in no time asa neighborhood little south of san diego. right now want to play a rtion of that 911 call that came in last nit. >>so th

it's a good drive across the golden gatyou're heavy traffic is in the north bay leaving novato from roland approaching 37 continng to sandra fell but at for that it's going to be a great trip to san francisco just fine ok so special fog advisory in place for the golden gate. the san mateo bridge 2.80 through san mateo county. the benicia bridge. i don't see one for thbay bridge right now, but you are stacked up from the oakland maze so very crowded here, but still it under 15 minutes to make it off to fremont street. we'll check more coming up. >>the kincade fire in sonoma county now is finally 100% contained that's the great news, we woke up to this morning. unfortunately, though that fire did while it was burning hot scorched to about 70,000 acres of land it did destroy 174 homes across sonoma lake and napa counties. iestigators now beginning their investigative phase into the cause the likely candidate pg e equipment we'll see what they ultimately determine. >>and finally in students from the schools in windsor well as did their love back to their classes now because the fires contained

terry bateman and bradley roland were arrested friday accused of manufacturing methamphetamine and usingraphernalia. they are both professor at henderson state university. they were caught after police said they investigated a report of a strong chemical odor in the science center. . >>> back here at home, oakland'smistah fab hosted a group of young girls to take them to see the new movie harriett. >> i don't know if how extraordinary this is but you made it 100 miles to freedom by yourself. would you like to pick a new name to mark your freedom. >> harriett tubman. . >> the movie is all about the life of harriet tub man lady who escaped from slavery and led others to freedom. mist a h fab whose name is stanley cox bought the movie tickets and said he was inspired to do it after taking his own daughter to see harriet. and wanted to share the experience with other young people in oakland. . >> what it did to me watching it and then look at my daughter ask questions she asked i felt like it was very empowering. our girls need to see that. >> for him to bring the girls tout see the video is

roland melissa get this crack let's get it bring it. community from the bay of san francisco saying one state prison this is. broadcasting from inside one of the oldest prisons in the united states. is a brand new radio show. uncut is about telling us stories from our perspective it's the latest product from a unique media project san quentin radio which operates out of san quentin state prison in california supported by volunteers and donations inmates to try to tell their story how to be the chronicler of their own experiences under. loud and there's a market out there awash with depictions of prison life if you're not going back to my door not going to start any fights in there with reality shows like america's top is prisons true crime documentary series like making a murderer and dramas like prison break the worst of the worst for their break list . goes on. for troy williams one of the founders of the san quentin media initiative it was clear that people on the outside wanted to know about life behind prison walls so why not tell

roland crack let's get it bring it. community from the bay of san francisco state prison this is.broadcasting from inside one of the oldest prisons in the united states. is a brand new radio show. uncut is about telling us stories from our perspective it's the latest product from a unique media project san quentin radio which operates out of san quentin state prison in california supported by volunteers and donations inmates to try to tell their story how to be the chronicler of their own experiences under. loud and there's a market out there awash with depictions of prison life if you're not going back to my door not going. to start any fights in there with reality shows like america's top is prisons true crime documentary series like making a murder and dramas like prison break or worst of the worst are there great list. goes on. for troy williams one of the founders of the san quentin media initiative it was clear that people on the outside wanted to know about life behind prison walls so why not tell them the real thing and watch a lot of shows that talk about a president and

the golden gate busy in the north bay specially leaving abbado south south one oh one slows from rolandf otto that's going to be off and on to about north san pedro and then after north san pedro it's a great trip to the golden gate. so that's why it's only 33 minutes to san francisco. here's the bay bridge traffic and it's moving just a little bit better for some of the fast trackers but that's only when you get closer to the toll plaza. the overall backup continues to spill all the way back through the mail a's. still under 15 minutes into san francisco. >>56 take a look at this a mini horse was spotted on a bart train tuesday. and then quickly course everybody took out their cameras and their phones and started snapping pictures and posting also tiny a gauge of the fair horizonte bart will note no bargain later confirmed that fine nobody broke any laws that many horses actually a service animal and is allowed on the train as long as there's a leash which of course you see there is it's just funny to see yes. >>make sure you but how will see that a transfer your heart veronica in thei

day and in san francisco there is controversy for the race to be the new >>this tuesday morning our roland it's a slow roll in a foggy role, the bridges are passed. one still wrapping up its right at the robin williams tunnel so i'll take a look at that. >>and on the weather front as it published fog out there a little bit definitely yeah it's very patchy but where you're seeing the fog is causing some issues we actually do have dense fog advisory is now in effect for both the day and the golden gate bridge is as you can see at the golden gate in the presidio really pretty layer fog has settled and it's a just a very thin marine layer, so it's not going to last for long but where you're seeing the fog this morning it is definitely dance that includes portions of san francisco portions of the east bay and then of course our bridges as well, so just give yourself that extra time as you're driving into work into the afternoon today, plenty of sunshine so we will be switching out these gloomy skies for some for some nice and sunny conditions yet again this afternoon 40's and 50's for to your c

together with the two finals i played in roland garros, this will be my biggest match in my career, iso very very great, and lam super still, but also very very great, and i am super happy about it. you can watch that match on jos butler hit a century in england's final warm up game — ahead of their two test series in new zealand. but the game ended in a draw in whangarei. butler's 110 runs helped england make 405 in reply to the new zealand a side's 302—6 declared. and despite three wickets each forjofra archer and sam curran, england couldn't bowl them out in time so it was drawn. the first test is on wednesday in tauranga. england's tommy fleetwood has won the nedbank challenge at sun city — after a dramatic play off hole win. fleetwood finished level with marcus kinhult, after a closing round of 65, including three eagles, saw him finish on 12 under par. the englishman held his nerve, to save par on the playoff — and claim a first victory of the season. the win closes the gap at the top of the race to dubai standings, ahead of next week's season finale. spain's mark marquez won th

is 7:08 am and they have arrested a man suspected of spending time in a regional park. 42-year-old roland faces already award for his arrest and faces charges of arson and failure to register as a sex offender. the fire started before 9:00 last night and it burned 10 acres. fire screws saw someone with the description of a suspicious person they located him. one firefighter needed medical treatment after being stung by wasps while battling the flames . no homes were damaged by the fire. >>> they have stopped the contained fired from kincade fire. this is more than twice the size of the entire city of oakland. crews now have 74% containment. that fire started eight days ago in containment is now expected late thursday. four firefighters have been in jude and 372 buildings including 1075 homes have been destroyed. >>> they have implemented an emergency order that bans anyone from reentering the kincade fire burn zone. the chief public health officer said these remains of building materials contain toxins that are hazardous to your health and exposure could lead to long- term public health r

>> the one that we have been focused on particularly since regulation was roland back from executiverther consolidation in the banking industry, if you think of where the caps, basically 750 billion, so what you have seen slow-steady progress, banks are still very cautious. unlikely we so a big boom, but something that we are waiting -- maria: you are talking about the smaller banks. >> community and regional banks. maria: okay. dagen: speaking of hedge funds can i give my friend greg zuckermann a shout-out, quite known writer at the wall street journal, he has a book out a man who solved the market and jim siommons who sold renaissance, i tried to buy it, one of the most fascinating stories, but jim simmons. >> has done a great job. dagen: have you read it yet? >> i have not, success for -- if you look at renaissance and other firms, it's very hard to continue to update models and not data fit. maria: yeah. >> so data fitting is when you add too many variables to your models and data and you get blasted, so one of the things that they have done successfully evolved their variables a

host: here's roland, new brawn braunfels, texas.et the facts show the american people what is there -- that the testimony from these witnesses have given. i'm independent. and i live in the austin, san antonio corridor. and i have friends from all walks of life, all different lines, political lines, and they are ready for facts. dying out saying i won't listen to the facts. this is a sham. ♪

. >> coming up in just a few minutes here, "3rd hour of today" singer kelly roland is going to stop by she's also going to talk about her debut in the parade on thursday >> by the way, there are so many great acts in the parade do you know celine dion is singing in the parade, and natasha bedingfield. there's a ton of great musical acts >> and balloons if they fly. >> on the fourth hour we have naomi watts on what she was doing before she became a hollywood star and jenna's book club, "nothing to see here," i thought it was weird, pants on fire, i'm down to the last three pages and i read it -- sometimes i like to linger >> is your voice going to last >> let's hope. let's hope and by the way, if you love this month's "nothing to see here" author kevin wilson will be continuing the conversation with jenna on the book club instagram page so follow the read with jenna account on instagram >> we are back after your local news and weather >> bye bye >>> a very good morning to you, i'm laura garcia. a live look outside at our san francisco skyline from our camera in san bruno. there is a sto

unique set of international challenges and as we commemorate the 30th anniversary of the fall of that roland wall i think it is instructive to recall three factors that both presidents reagan and bush kept in mind as seismic changes were underway in europe and around the world. first both understood that domestic support is critical for the successful implementation, i would say formulation and implementation of foreign policy a foreign policy that does not have domestic political support will not last very long. unless americans backed the decisions of their presidents those policies are doomed to with her and eventually fail. presidents reagan and bush both new that they would be more successful if they had the broad backing of the american people and they both crafted bipartisan foreign policies accordingly. secondly, international support of course is also critical. both president reagan and president bush realized that a large component of american strength was that we were the promoter and champion of the liberal world order their revolved around open markets, multilateral institutions