and scott rocks for a down at the red carpet thanks for joining me today is still the last screenings of films in the competition and you've both had a sneak pe can you tell us some about them well we began the morning with a radiated that's a cambodian documentary film that takes on the destruction of war so it's almost an abstract collage almost a museum piece of images from world war 2 world war one it focuses on 2 specifically the holocaust of world war 2 and also the american bombing atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki that ended that war and looks at these images of evil and it's it's kind of hard to get through i think it was maybe a little bit too much of the same images over and over again there's one line in the film where it's narrated by a kind of french poetry and there's one line about criticizing the images of war as being a spectacle and i thought to myself that's kind of what we're watching now a kind of a spectacle of destruction you know i think actually even go further i thought it was more genocidal porn i really thought it was kind of upsetting the way this

and scott rock's was film critic is still with us the. scott. the director there the freud series is in the horror all thriller genre really. well yeah it was actually that and more i mean it's also a crime procedural so it's a bit like the the c.s.i. type of series plus a bit of horror plus a bit of thriller and added to that bit of the history of psychoanalysis at the end of the 19th century i mean the big surprises here that that mix actually works it's really quite a compelling show and shows that german series i mean we have a series like this babylon berlin series dark from germany that these really high end german series are now so good that they can really compete with the best in the world ok how far is this thing going to go with this joy over a binge watching what's going to go be more popular than going to the movies in the future. well i actually think is that as we see here at the daily knowledge that great t.v. series and great films can exist side by side actually cross-fertilize one another we see movie stars like cate blanchett

and joining me now is scott rock's throw down at the heart of the scots. this clip we've just seen post really doesn't do the film justice as it's very slow moving so how does it compare to the south korean movie parasite just cleaned up and also oscars. yeah iraq yes this is a very very different type of south korean film i mean. the director of parasite takes this inspiration largely from american cinema from hollywood cinema hang sang soo take his inspiration largely from french cinema particular the french new wave i mean some people call bonge the korean steven spielberg if that's the case then hong is the korean at least for you film geeks this film the woman who ran is it is as you say a minimalistic film it's a story about a woman visiting friends she's the 1st trip she's had away for a husband and many years she says and she's visiting some friends that she's been to that a strange from and they have very sort of ordinary seemingly banal conversations and only as the film progress is suddenly you notice that everything is not right with her and th

and my colleague scott rocks for is here to talk more about the cultural impact on a virus scott this virus is obviously very scary but for a lot of people it's also pretty boring people are basically stuck at home they don't have the entertainment they're used to they can't go to concerts they can't go to movies how are people coping yeah no i mean this is quite severe a lot of people are staying home because they have to or because they want to because they're scared to go out but of course people find a way to amuse themselves they find a way to to connect and of course a lot of that's happening now through social media in which is sort of the epicenter of of the crisis of people in a tenement apartment buildings some are are getting together now on their balconies and singing together at night singing together and chanting and fights of keep up spirits be the course of filming these are social media. and see even little kids are getting involved and this this family here they posted this video of a traditional chinese game that usually is played in the streets during new year's ce

greatest living actresses around bots i wonder what experts on this subject thinks film critic scott rocks is downtown at the festival snow arm a little biased but how do you rate the measure and as an actress. yeah i mean how do i write her as an actress by lord she's obviously the queen you know won the oscar for the queen but i put her about that i put her as that as a.

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and scott rocks for down at the red carpet. gentleman it's the last day you've seen or they attain competition films give us your predictions for who will get the golden bear. hi rebecca yes my prediction i think will be the film from iran it's called there is no evil it's essentially for short films all dealing with the theme of the death penalty in the psychological toll it takes on iran's executioners now that's by iranian filmmaker mohammad russell he is actually he wasn't able to make the premiere of the film because he's not about to leave iran and was even banned from making films but he did it anyway and i think the courage of the filmmaker combined with the important themes in this film and not to mention his great filmmaking style it might win over the jury here at the bit in oh yeah i think that's probably good a good pick but for me i go for another film i think it might be a sensation this year could be the 1st time in 20 years an american film wins the battle and i'm going for never or rarely sometimes always it's

today is the final day of screenings of the 70th birthday in film festival day that is an essay fan scott rocks for a down at the red carpet. well you see all the films now it's just up to the jury to pick the top prizes would be for tips for which film we think might walk away with the golden bear something political something funny or maybe just something we find out later in the show. i'm rebecca it is welcome to the program hundreds of people in turkey have begun moving to the country's border with the e.u. they've been a rival. today at several points along grace's border with turkey the 2 countries share both a land and say border refugee boats have again been arriving on greek islands closest to the turkish mainland and groups of people have been turning up at the land border 2. after dozens of turkish troops were killed in an airstrike by syrian government forces in the region of turkish officials an ounce they would not stop migrants from crossing into europe the tensions are fueling fears of a revival of the 25th day migration crisis. refugees slip under the border fence from turkey t

the international berlin film festival is over for this year and helena humphrey and scott rocks watch the bears being handed out the golden big goes to evil is that a popular choice. i think it is yeah i think that definitely our choice. is a bold choice it is a political choice i mean as you just mentioned there the ukrainian director of wasn't allowed to travel he has been allowed to travel outside all of the iran in fact it's 2017 and i mean he's been also banned from working banned from being a filmmaker because of the last film he made that annoyed the iranian government so we had to make this film there is no evil completely in secret and what's quite amazing is this is a film about moral courage it's a film that looks at the new policy of the reigning government of executing dissidents and it's about. people taking a moral stand in an moral in moral world and i what i think it's impressive is that this director has only told the story but he's actually living the story i think is a credibly bold choice and and exactly the right choice to make at this $70000000000.00. and the su

today's the final day of screenings at the 70th birthday an international film festival in a safe and scott rocks down on the red carpet. we've seen all the films now it's up to the jury to pick the winners we'll give you our tips for which films we think could go home with the golden bear well french comedy dark political drama or something completely weird we'll let you know what we think should win that's coming up on the day. that turkey has retaliated for serious deadly strikes against its troops in profits by launching drone strikes against syrian military targets killing more than 30 nato has condemned the original syrian attack and that's an emergency session to discuss the mounting tensions the escalation threatens to put ankara on a collision course with serious russian backus. a major escalation in dozens of texas troops dead taken back to taki for treatment. as a result of the airstrikes 33 soldiers are martyred. none of our wounded soldiers who are being treated in hospital are in critical condition . lot of us mere martyrs rest in peace. takis response was swift tech issue officials

there was a golden sow ward i definitely give it to are definitely a film to check and i think scott rocks for. international film festival thank you we will look out for going to the pig. this is d.w. news these are our top stories hundreds of refugees in turkey have begun crossing into europe after turkish officials open the border the decision comes after 33 turkish troops were killed in an strike by syrian government forces in the liberation the e.u. has warned of an escalating conflict. the world health organization says there is now a very high risk of a corona virus spreading globally warn that many countries do not have measures in place to can tell unit and describe the increasing cases and countries affected as worrying. friday prayers in the indian capital new delhi have taken place on the heavy security after a week of deadly violence at least 38 people died in clashes religious or riots respond by new citizenship lol it's widely viewed as anti muslim. and one of paris's busiest rower stations has been evacuated after protesters started a fire outside police said the fast now t

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final day off screenings of the seventy's building international film festival i mean a scene from scott rocks from down at the bad cop. well we've seen all the films now it's just up to the jury to pick the top prizes we'll give our tips for which film we think might walk away with the golden bear something political something funny or maybe just something we're find out later in the show. i'm welcome to the program. a turkey has opened its border allowing hundreds of people to move closer to the european union there have been arrivals of points along the land and sea borders with greece refugee boats of arrived on greek islands closest to the mainland and groups of people of turned up the land border turkish officials announced they would no longer stop migrants from crossing into europe after dozens of his troops were killed in a syrian government strike a province prompted battalion aid to restructure ankara against syrian targets turkey's decision to open its borders as a fuel fears of revival of the 2015 migration crisis. or a refugee slip under the border fence from turkey to greece whe

well they don't do is have a humphrey on scott's a rock for i have been to see that documentary welcome chops how does hillary come out of this. yeah. it's interesting because of course hillary clinton is one of the most divisive political figures in the united states there's a lot of people who love our and there's also a lot of people who really hater and both of these groups will find a lot. a lot of ammunition in this documentary series i mean we see hillary as credibly intelligent and incredibly inspirational in a lot of the rallies a particular about period in 2016 when she succeeded in becoming the 1st u.s. president a female president but there's also plenty of scenes that show her. quite arrogant maybe out of touch with certain voters and so i think anyone who goes into this expecting to have their mind changed about hillary clinton probably won't get anything out of this documentary series but it definitely is a really in-depth look at one of the most fascinating political figures of our time male or female i think it's fair to say that she probably doesn't hate it because we

s i'm going to see if i'm scott to rocks right down the red carpet so welcome jen's classic 1920 s. no hold remade a centuries later what parallels and i enjoy. yes interesting because i asked the director bronco bonnie exactly that question before the film premiered here and he said that he went when he went back and re read in alexanderplatz which is sort of like the ulysses of german literature and he said he was struck by the parallels that he found between the novel and the modern day situation here berlin because as you might know the novel is really about an underclass in berlin that lived sort of a pair in a parallel universe to the sort of upper class privileges of a lot of the huge disparity between rich and poor and the director said he eat felt that really reflected what was happening in modern day but then his interesting i think genius stroke in this film is for the main character the french vivre cop character which is a small time criminal german criminal in the in the novel he decided to take a character he thought would represent the lowest rung of german society t

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nbc bay area's scott budman is live in alum rock park where hikers are being told to keep looking down yeah, jessica, hikers tell us they're used to seeing the occasional rattlesnake along these trails here at alum rock park, but not for several months. you can blame that on our hot weather. among the hikers enjoying unusually warm weather on the trails of alum rock park -- >> this has been great. this is my first day hiking in a few months. it's really nice. i feel rejuvenated. >> reporter: a group of tourists from japan. also coming out to visit, rattlesnakes. >> i'm kind of scared because i didn't know about it. >> reporter: the snakes are out early this year. they, like the bikers and hike. >> love warm weather. >> not this hike, but at one time i did come down with my sister and we did see a rattlesnake. >> reporter: if you see one, the rangers say they're ready. they've put up signs around the park, and they have the tools. >> if you see a rattlesnake, the best thing to do is give it distance. the snake doesn't want to end a interact with you. we will handle it. >> reporter: so f

rocks in morro bay. so authorities say may follow slee. yeah, they fell asleep as the tide went out and then wildlife photrapher tim scott she captured the adorableescue on camera daughters wet from just being atly wet right there in the rocks along the seawall to stock and the cks and they were looking pretty distressed to so thankfully. the biologists a harbor patrol officer they were able to come in rescue both mom and her pop and alis well love that all right coming up next on the confence. >>county resident is being treated for the coronavirus and it cod be the first cal person to person transmission cae re in the bay area. we're live with team coverage coming up next plus a deadly house explosion under investigation we'lhave reaction from nehbors. and a nice w high school has en closed for a we after chemicals were found in the hools ground water when officils think vo: whilother candidates argue about health care, mikeloomrg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he procted women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortaty rates to historic ws. as president, he'll build on obamac

rocks in morro bay. the honors fell asleep. and hide when now while effort iver tim scott i captured the rescue of a new urgency toss backin the water you go see it there. they went froa neatly wedged in the rocks to step in the rocks to looking to stress d thankfully. biologist, the harbor patrol officer they were able to. >>reue both the mom and the baby all there's the money buzzute potter's are adorable. >>baby though we've got john here late in the forecast gets another day if yowant to head out towards the water, it's going to be another beautiful day at the go to e beach unless you're bored with it by this wronwe s i've nothing was one day on the beach walking and everything else successivehopefuy ever of scott sunscreen out made it there's been plenty of that that it's just been feel like yesterday it was toasty in today going to be evenwarmer than that is is your look outside the san francisco already crystal clear out there skies, crystal clear all across the bay area we're gointo stay clear today, but just a couple more clouds mostly sunnas opposed to brilliantl

rocks in morro bay you can't seem to let there be canada second ld on. the tide went out and also and they got stuck there they are a hotographer tim scott captured this andus the ctures. this is the best frazee so they were wedged in the rocks and then they had to free because they were diressed. yeah, so he biologist the harbor patrol. rescue them oand they just sort of a lesson we learned is when you get out of the water to sunbathe on the cks, yes pay attention to the time because for these litt guys the tide went out riding got stuck on the roks in the house. >>okay, so if out onhe beach i will kind i like to go foreign fookay for those at do like to exrience the beach keep in mind that i thank you we'll take a quick brk time now 7.55still ahead here on the kron 00:04am morng news. >>what you need to know to keep safe from the coronavirus we had ou first possible community spread case found he in the bay area whic means doctors don't know they idea where this tient could possibly contract. coronavirus tht's the big mystery this morning. we'll have the latest in a live report plus an eat bay hi school s been closed for a week now after chemicls were f

scott. >>> trending for you this morning, the first all latin super bowl halftime show. ♪ >> j-lo and shakira rockingut with the throwback songs and coordinated dance moves and think did it all for free. since they don't get paid for the halftime performance, the publicity is priceless but not everyone not to happy about the performance saying it wasn't family friendly enough. mainly because j-lo was dancing on the pole for one song but not everyone had bad things to say. her fiance up loaded a video of him dancing and lady gaga tweeting out praise and calling them powerful and talented. >> that was a lot of energy on that stage. >> it was. >> a lot of dancing. >> and i love the affects of the stage when they showed the aerial shot. >> it looks like they were standing on -- >> waiting for tonight when it looks like it was going down like a water fall. >> all around it was great. >> maybe they could do that here in the studio. >> let's do that. >> the affect -- >> i'm told i would read the show -- >> we're clothed a little more. >> today you have to be. i'm not shimmying, i'm shivering. >> if you see

rock n roll final trade is pfizer. i saw some car buying. i like it. >> >> "the exchange" begins now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody.nge." here's what's ahead. collapsein yields wiped out a big rally. coronavirus spreads to new places and the fda sounds the alarm about a possible pandemic. >>> the cdc says worry and be ready. the white house says it's contained and under control. the administration is facing criticism on the mix messages on the coronavirus. >>> we hear from a biggest port in the country, a bank ceo saying things are slowing and how hong kong is handing out

rock n roll final trade is pfizer. i saw some car buying. i like it. >> >> "the exchange" begins now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." here's what's ahead. collapsein yields wiped out a big rally. coronavirus spreads to new places and the fda sounds the alarm about a possible pandemic. >>> the cdc says worry and be ready. the white house says it's contained and under control. the administration is facing criticism on the mix messages on the coronavirus. >>> we hear from a biggest port in the country, a bank ceo saying things are slowing and how hong kong is handing out money. >>> we begin with the nice market rebound today bob pisani has the numbers are we holding up? >> yes but barely. dow and the s&p 500 are on the upside the russell has been negative for the last half hour or so nasdaq also barely positive. so want to show you the dow jones industrial average 500 points moved in an hour. european news perhaps things spreading in europe. there's futures you see here and then after the market opened, up as much as 400 points. sold off gave it back on headlines of an fda official saying the

rock as hell, said mr. trump. we're watching what is happening in wash with attorney general barr. follow me on twitter at scott mcgrew. >> thanks, scott. >>> new video of what is now being called the leaning tower of dallas. so here is how it all happened. and where it all went wrong. a demolition that did not go as planned. crews packed an 11 story building with dina piet over the weekend but when the dust settled an elevator staff was still standing. now people are taking pictures with some saying that it is the texas version of the leaning tower of pisa. but a wrecker is on the way to finish the job. >>> 4:49. a dad it that makes his twins' night thanks to the help of other airline passengers. so mike good was trying to get home from nashville because of thunderstorms most flights were canceled or delayed. he finally got the last spot in the back of a plane and when the plane landed the flight attendant announced good was trying to make his twins father/daughter dance and if other passengers would let him get off the plane first and did he it. grabbed the bags and land and lucy and em ill i said to enjoy th

meza rock controversy, the war with mexico, there will be a quiz afterwards, the compromise of 1850, the kansas-nebraska act of 1854, charles sumner on the floor of the senate in 1856, the dred scott decision in 1857, and john brown's raid in 1859 comprise a shocking timeline of the northern and southern dissension. gary: i want to thank joan for pointing out the sectional dimension of my themes all have flaws. i have to admit, one other theme that is crucial to understanding the 1850's, the breakdown of the second party system. the party system dominated by the whig party at democratic party. the image that is up here shows the political successors to the whig, it dissolved in the 1860's, the democratic party became a southern dominated sectional party that elected man of southern principal, such as franklin pierce and james buchanan. i will give you a moment to contemplate james buchanan's greatness. that is enough. in the minds of many, the democratic party served as a tool of slaveholding oligarchs, the republican party, a sectional organization with no appeal in the south first met a candidate in 1856 who we know, calling for a ban of slavery's expansion into the territories.