[applause] chief douglas schrader.edal of valor presented to chief douglas schrader of the heft and, kansas leased apartment for confronting a workplace shooter is sponsored for killing and wounding several people. chief schrader came under fire before mortally wounding the perpetrator. [applause] officer andrew hopson berger junior of the antigua, wisconsin police department first and handedly saving the lives of four students targeted by a gunman and preventing the death of others during a shooting at a prom. [applause] officer nicholas koahou, olivera, brian district attorney investigator , corporal rafael ixco. sure bravely pursuing two heavily armed assailants who had killed 14 people in attack in a california workplace. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] president trump: very brave people. i want to thank you in particular. have a great rest of your day. we will be working very, very hard on that horrible, horrible issue that took place last week. we are working very hard. we will c

competition at the berlin international film festival and my colleagues charlotte chelsea and maya schrader are down at the red carpet where they are following all of the action including of course european films i mean we get a lot of these we are after all here in berlin at but there was in particular a very interesting german movie that prepared that premiered today right. yes we had a new film that was the last entry into the berlin alley competition section it's called in the aisles and it really is a very small suite subtle love story about what it's like to work in a supermarket in east germany yeah that's right we enjoyed it a lot it was a very moving at times it stands the actor friends now we are a big fan of his and i think you know they and the ballot out there is out the best of all it was a big fan of this year he's been awarded the shooting star award meaning the ballot not i think that he is going to be european actors who watch in the future he

what you would expect that even i think is better than his last animation you really enjoyable maya schrader and charlotte shelf and phil thank you ladies you're watching the w. news i'm having quite often join us again at the top of the hour for more thanks for watching. hannity one might it was made by them as mellie. always good to see you tell me about who you should better check it out yourself.

is ladies in red down at the red carpet maya schrader and charlotte chiles impel are standing by with all the latest ok guys let's start with the top prize who won the golden bear. hi abbey we dressed as the red carpet as. you like. to go to bat while drum roll thanks i remain in a film called touch touch me no touch me no it is a very unusual film i would have. by the female director. continuous cues me who is a first time directors was her first ever feature film and she won the golden bear for it she was also one of only four women in the competition section of the ballet now they know this film so well the jury present had something interesting to say about their decision on the yeah he did he said the jury themselves are pretty split on whether to to award this film that the golden bat he said there that he wanted a film that shows not what film can do but it's what it can do in the future and when you look at this the when it's that sort of makes sense as a comment because it's very experimental it's very unusual sort of mix facts and fiction you never really know whether what y

to look forward to you guys will be there as we find out who is going to win those bears my own schrader charlotte's house impaled on the red carpet for us as always to see you guys again tomorrow. of the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter either at the deputy news my handle is at sarah kelly to be the hash tag that you can use is the day the conversation continues the day will be back on monday it's been great to be with you alex and hopes you can see. just. making an appearance on the red carpet and the big screen. but how does the action. they know which get the job done. most influential. a closer look at the. moment. to get a sensation from jump down to twenty eight korea cut up play it over a million records sold worldwide. playlists the gentler. than expect the top. sixteen. w. . the scars on the flame the pain. the suffering the book and. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create

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for the latest we're going to cross over night to my colleagues down at the red carpet that's my schrader and rocks for a while guys ten days countless hours of movies some good some bad what were your personal worst moments on your personal highlight. can see right behind us right carpet now the stars of various films of shown here and the elite of the international film industry are all coming here now to attend the awards ceremony which going to kick off in about just over an hour's time and don't be fooled you're seeing these women coming in here in these strapless dress is very glamorous but it is below zero i do they really. want to have the film journalists don't suffer. but you asked about highlights and low as we're talking about this just before the program personally my highlight can write the beginning of the festival open with wes anderson's stop motion animation film i love dogs and that for me was just incredible tree and it's a beautiful movie. delightful little story about a boy trying to rescue his dog as i say stop motion animation features on me. voice talent bryan cra

[applause] chief douglas schrader. medal of valor presented to chief douglas schrader. for confronting a workplace shooter for killing and wounding several people. he came under fire before mortally injuring the shooter and ending a day of deadly assaults. [applause] officer andrew hoffensberger jr. medal of valor from the antigo wisconsin police officer. for preventing the deaths of many students at a prom shooting. [applause] >> officer nicholas rafael, deputy sean wallen, district attorney investigator chad johnson. medal of valor presented to corporal bruce, the san bernardino county sheriff's office, detective overa, district attorney chad johnson. for bravely pursuing two hely armed assailants that killed 14 people in an attack on a san bernardino workplace. they mortally wounded both terrorists. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> very brave people. i want to thank you in particular. enjoy the rest of your day, folks. we're doing some incredible things in our country. you're starting to see. we will be working very, very hard on t

chief schrader, you saved a lot of lives. thank god you were there. thank you, chief.se] thank you. officer andrew hopsonsburger jr. that's a very important junior, isn't it? you're very proud of your father. he was patrolling the parking lot of antigua high school in wisconsin during the school's junior prom when he heard a burst of gun fire. within 19 seconds, he found the shooter and took him down before he was about to kill four innocent students. andrew, incredible job. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] finally, when terrorist attacked defensive employees of the san bernardino department of public health, six of the heros with us today chased them down and put an end to their sinister ram papag rampage, which was going to get a lot worse. during the attack, officer nicholas was shot in the leg, but he continued to fight back despite a really horrific wound. today we're fortunate to honor him and the rest of that amazing team. corporal rafael, detective bruce southworth, deputy sean wallen, detective brian overa and investigator chad johnson. thank you all

said he shot two people and then car r jacked a truck.he it happened in the panhandle near oak and schrader around ora 6:30 this evening. one person is dead, another is in critical condition. they're on alert looking for a silver toyota four runner. california plate 7aob 816. >> have you seen this snan he'sa suspected of killing his the grandparents and police thinkree may be hiding out during a tourist spot. sergio quintana is at aquatic park and someone things he's there. >> reporter: he was seen here in february, and he's wanted for the double murder of his grandparents in oklahoma oechl: this is 49-year-old harland fox, according to san francisco police he was spotted in a part of the city known for cable cars and chocolate. this is video of oklahoma, it's where sheriff's dechties were called after bodies of an 81-year-old man and 84-year-old woman were found. >> we don't have any missing person posts. >> reporter: oklahoma investigators soon identified them as the grandparents of harland fox. he was wanted for questioning but has not seen since. authorities say he may be driving a late

down at the borough an international film festival of maia schrader and david levy it's good to see you guys what's happening behind you. we're right outside of the big red carpet screening of gus brown sounds new movie it's called don't worry he won't get far on for it it's about a quadriplegic cartoonist he is john callahan who died in two thousand and ten and was originally from portland and this movie is a look at his life is basically a period of his life where he was struggling with alcoholism and was in a very bad car accident that eventually turned him into the cartoonist that he became now i have to say i found the storytelling a little bit disjointed but the performances were great joaquin phoenix very heartfelt some great also jonah hill playing his his alcoholics anonymous sponsor he really steals the show in a very subtle way now we were here just a little while ago when joaquin phoenix rolled out on the red carpet the crowds went wild he was out there taking selfies with fans in a much better mood well so much better mood i should say than we saw him earlier today he is ne

something frightening while they collected garbage in san francisco, a hand grenade, they found it near schrader and 17th street. it was a little more than an hour before investigators gave the all clear. >>> a former p.e. teacher received her sentence today after she pleaded no contest to having sex with a teenaged boy she taught at freemont. she will serve six months of home detention, followed by five years of probation. she'll also have to register as a sex offender and surrender her teaching credential. >>> bitcoin could have a new competitor one day if officials in berkeley get their way. the city counsel is trying to come up with their own crypto current and he oog got some support. >> reporter: say a city needs to pay for road construction or buy a new fire truck for its aging fleet. often that city will issue bonds to pay for it. but berkeley city councilman ben barklet is suggesting they adopt a currency like bitcoin. unlike traditional crypto currencies, the berkeley currency wouldn't be making money for its investors. but instead new trees to beautifully the city. it would also be a

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competition at the berlin international film festival and my colleagues charlotte bell and maya schrader are down at the red carpet where they are fall movie that prepare that premiere today right. yes we had a new film that was the last entry into the belinelli competition section it's called in the aisles and it really is just a very small sweet subtle love story about what it's like to work in a supermarket in east germany yeah that's right we enjoyed it a lot it was a very moving at times it stands the acts of friends like kosky now we are a big fan of his and i believe it's you know maybe. the ballad out there is out there best of all it was a big fan of his. would it be shooting star wars meaning the ballad not to think that he is going to be european actors who watch in the future he certainly is all over the place he's got a second film in the competition this year believe it or no it's so he's seventy one to keep an eye on and his performance in this film is stunning about what do you take a take a quick look at what he has to offer his this report. this is not an action movie.

he went by the name -- and was a basketball player. 14-year-old alex schrader played the trombone. geography teacher scot beagle died protecting his students in his classroom. chris hickson the athletic director and wrestling coach served in iraq. at tonight vigil chicago cub star anthony rizzo who graduated from stoneman douglas made a tearful plea for something to change. in the wake of this shooting.>> we get angry. there is nothing we can do and nothing done about it. we ultimately get immune and move on to something else.>> reporter: there is grief and outrage at tonight vigil. the sheriff called for what he described as common sense gun laws. the crowd which numbered in the thousands started chanting no more guns. a few students who survived are now also speaking out pushing for gun control. >>> so many young lives lost. our hearts go out to their families.>>> in the bay area a hastily planned vigil drew 50 people at a public high school not unlike the one in parkland. deborah is at -- were a teenager. teenagers are asking when does the stop.>> reporter: columbine was 19 year

this happened around schrader and 17th street. the bomb squad came out and declared the scene safe at 11:00 a.m. police did not say if that grenade was live or just being thrown out. >>> the important issues they discussed and how the prime minister's socks were a factor. >> socks? >> okay. >>> she's been a prominent voice in the me too movement, a senate member is taking leave because of accusations of groping a male staffer. >> it's been a wild heart pounding week on wall street, what this volatility means for >>> the canadian prime minister was -- on the private meeting as well as inside information on trudeau's socks. >> both governor brown and canadian prime minister justin trudeau like to describe themselves as defenders of the environment. >> obviously climate change has been an issue that the governor's been a leader on and i want to congratulate him on it. >> reporter: california signed a agreement with ontario and quebec to lower greenhouse gas emissions by putting caps on the amount of greenhouse gasses companies can em

that happened in the panhandle near oak and schrader, about 6:30. one person died. the other person is in critical condition. >>> have you seen this man? he is suspected of killing his grandparents. now san francisco police think he may be hiding out near one of the city's most popular tourist spots. today in the bay has more from aquatic park near where the suspect may have been spotted. >> reporter: this is 45-year-old harlan fox, according to san francisco police. he was spotted january 10th in a part of the city best known for chocolate and cable cars. police say he is an outdoorsman and may be camping in a city park or wooded area. this is video of rural macintosh county near tulsa, oklahoma, where sheriffs deputies were called after the bodies of an 81-year-old man and 84-year-old woman were found by a jogger in the area. >> we don't have any reports of any missing folks at this time, which, you know, it's thanksgiving. and i'm figuring some folks would end up missing them before too long. >> reporter: oklahoma investigators identified them as his grandparents

festival is in the final days ahead of the band's ritual be given out this weekend my colleagues maya schrader and david leavitt's down on the red carpet lovely to see you so what have you seen today. well just behind us is a few minutes ago the premier of the new marcus imhoff documentary el dorado was taking place and this is a new film about refugees in the refugee situation and europe and in hope really got some incredible access to every single part of the bureaucratic process of becoming a refugee in europe and right here we were seeing you've heard rags to riches well we saw a refugee camp to red carpet story right behind us the director was here with one of the protagonists from the story and this was a very personal story for him hoff himself and he wove in the story of his own family growing up in switzerland during world war two when he was surrounded by war on all sides and let's take a look. my name was. in the hospital swiss director marcos in hopes first experience with refugees was as a child and world war two he will come across a brutal i will become the i me this comes on th

is final days ahead of the bears being awarded this weekend and my colleagues melanie ball and my schrader are going to the movies for us good evening ladies what's been going on down at the red carpet today. right behind says actually the premiere of the museum by ireland's arteries but that's just happening right now it's a movie that is based on true events it's about two young man who break into the national museum they buy they steal so many of priceless artifacts and to what they're not expecting those that the whole nation tends against them they become real enemies who have been seen as unpatriotic and they have played by a really really bad conscience which is just one of many surprises and one other surprise we had today was that guy i'll go see about now the star of the film actually showed up at the press conference he was not expected and we learned a lot from the director about his process in making the film including that the families of the people who participated in the true story this is based on a true story i did not want anything to do with the film which he says freed

looking forward to soon to throw in just a little bit our day that we use david leavitt's and my a schrader for us at the berlin international film festival thank you both. back to ben now in media outlets in the u.s. and india say this next story amounts to a serious a conflict of interest well the trump family is taking its famous name on a marketing blitz to india or trump jr has arrived in delhi to flog luxury apartments and glad the wealthy indians who have already bought into a trump development just outside the capital potential by is being looted by a deal with the u.s. president's eldest son if they sign a sales contract by thursday. donald trump genius meeting with indian real estate developers didn't escape the media's attention he's come here to find buyers for a development at site the capital deli welcomed unsurprisingly with open arms by his local business partners it's a great discussion to have is themselves here he wants to understand what are the minds of the buyers what is the success of the will so far in terms of c.s. revenue was when is the construction starting with