mission in kosovo functions essentially to ensure the free flow of civilians between serbia and kosovo and to ensure that tensions do not escalate and that the situation remains calm and people are getting along essentially now the majority of the un security council has at this point called for a hostilities to cease so at this point all eyes are on the security council as the meeting continues. carol thanks very much for bringing us right up to date on that . a political crisis is unfolding in one of europe's more less than poorest nations moldova's constitutional court has stripped the president of his powers and left its leadership and parliament in limbo a pro democracy rally in the capital is the mounting a snap election and that meter or don't resign it comes as a crisis meeting was held this monday on long officials a general election and failed coalition attempt was seen the former soviet republic tousling with the idea of following aspirations but the new election being tied by the odd going pm could lead to deadlock on a violent backlash here's a look at moldova to this poin

their gold reserves serbia is working to increase their gold reserves from 20 to 30 tons.by the end of this year with the goal of holding 50 tonnes of bowling and by the end of 2020 and last week the central bank of the philippines announced a new law that exempted gold sales by small scale miners to the bank from excise duties and income taxes are these moves due to a concern over the strength of the dollar and a resort to gold reserves. well not the strength of the dollar but it's the potential future weakness of the dollar that's why i think you're going to have a global gold rush on the part of central banks to build up their gold reserves preparing for a dollar crisis you know for years and years the federal reserve was pretending that they could normalize interest rates in online the balance sheet but that was all a pretense they could not do that i've known that for the beginning but the world's about to figure it out because the fed's going to go back to 0 they're going to do more quantitative easing and so the balance sheet is going to blow up to new highs we're g

ultimatum to iran was pretty much the same thing iran is a slightly bigger player than serbia was and therefore war is not necessarily immediately around the corner never the less these kind of negotiations these ultimatums instead of negotiations are what the us is serving up on the world and it is a big problem for the world if we look at how the international viewing those communities do you think they'll be much of attention even paid to the mere putin's q. and a session all of what he's had to say. i think you'll be monitored very closely by those who want to examine exactly what kind of psycho mental condition he's in his energy levels and these nonverbal communications and he's implications yes i think it's of great interest to many key departments of power in the west to see exactly how president putin is functioning at the moment and how it functions after a long 5 hour session of of speaking so yes i think it will be of great interest i think what should also be of great interest is this sanctions policy that the u.s. seems to be laboring against most of the world at the mom

wreckage the search for 900 south korean tourism to hungary and crew has been extended to neighboring serbia those are the headlines i'll be back with more in half an hour one on one east is next to stay with us here on our just over. on counting the cost from credit fuel boon to currency crisis how can you fix turkey's economy. made in america how much would consumers pay for u.s. made goods and the debt crisis is making it harder for mozambique to invest for the future. counting the cost. there's a gold rush in the philippines worth hundreds of millions of dollars but no one wants you to know about it feel old building block might into custody and bottom line it be in the game a shadow in a and so this illegal industry is leaving a trail of misery for its workers were fairly shoes for you none of you could look at them and their families in the bit of the little boat in the baltic in the back in the wash the women when i went east investigates why people in the philippines a dying for gold. on the pacific coast 350 kilometers east of manila is the town of power. it's also known as gold tow

this general area the fact there was flooding in serbia if not $64.00 movies did fall in just 6 hours if probably more like an hour and a half but the 6 hour total comes out $64.00 there's been more significant rain further west it's a frontal system from the atlantic change things completely temperatures down in london paris for wednesday to the teens still 290 that suggest sundry weather in switzerland and northern italy and madrid stand by a good 10 degrees and about 23 degrees as cool change in western europe still showery in the war bits here but rather less so i think on thursday but of a change though through power in western russia more significant rain is still there on the warm side as it is in germany all this happening over a lot of prompted by the sunshine over north africa the temperatures still hovering on the high side in tunisia 36 in tunis and 35 in kara but in red backed with the on shore breeze again a loss of about 10 degrees in the last couple of days wednesdays at 21 and thursday is about the same. a natural resource that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades

on close to the yemeni border on saturday the who these want people to stay away from airports in serbia arabia and the united arab emirates. when you find things between ethnic groups in the democratic republic of congo has killed at least 160 people 40 villages were destroyed in war 100000 people have been forced to flee in the eastern province of a teary in the past week those were the headlines more news in the news hour with the top short haul for the next state's witness to stay with us. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current events that matter to you al-jazeera. she is going to. find you joining me. live. freek you didn't. think. my name was levy may have levy's midlife. my name is it's a late. eighty's brownie leg makes. it sound like a left wing. cry. my name is lonely and relaxed. fly if i just finish being off i mean come on man move how do you feel. now article i sat through it. no no no. fuck a fool. when i whack you. well. you already. went and. yes that he

living in london for some years she moved to the bombed out region in eastern europe which straddles serbia rumania and hungry this is where 1st novel summer resort is set that's the book we have for you this week in the 100 must reads. this is what most people in europe pray for all year. the smell of sweat the sun in your eyes why go around outside with a book so how about a book about summer. and. esther kinski his debut novel summer. sort isn't as a deal like as it sounds it's about the hottest summer in memory and middle of nowhere post communist hungary the sun is blazing dust covers the landscape the people are working for a pittance and the carcasses are run over dogs are rotting in the streets everyone who can afford to is trying to beat the oppressive heat down at the a little holiday resort by the river. there are the locals tell who's just left his wife for a pretty new comer using his wife who can't believe it and lots of botching the junk dealer whose entire pride is the swimming pool he has just ordered and then there are the people who've come here on their summer vacation.

this general area fresh there was flooding in serbia if not $64.00 min because it did fall in just 6 hours is probably more like an hour and a half but the 6 hour total comes out $64.00 there's been more significant rain further west it's a frontal system come from the atlantic change things complete the temperatures down in london paris for wednesday to the teens to 290 that suggest sundry weather in switzerland and northern italy and madrid stand by a good 10 degrees and about 23 degrees as cool change in western europe still showery in the war bits here but rather less so i think ounces a bit of a change though through power in western russia more significant rain is still there on the warm side as it is in germany all this happening over a lot of prompted by the sunshine over north africa the temperatures still hovering on the high side in tunisia 36 in tunis and 35 in courage but in russia back to the on shore breeze again a loss of about 10 degrees in the last couple of days wednesdays at 21 and thursday is about the same. a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clo

end of the first set and into the second — with struff winning 7—5, 6—4 to set up a match against serbia'she italian won 6—3, 6—4 and moves on to play russian number two seed karen khachanov. the irish cyclist sam bennett won tuesday's 3rd stage of the criterium du dauphine. bennett — who won three stages in last year's giro d'italia — edged out the belgian wout van aert in a sprint for the line at the end of the 172—kilometre stage. the two riders were given the same time while belgium's dylan turns finished safely in the pack to retain the race leader's yellow jersey. at the last moment he was up there and on my wheel and only 200 to go and on my wheel and only 200 to go and finally good to get in the final but in order to have the full team again they rode hard all day and the quys again they rode hard all day and the guys did a greatjob in the final to keep me in a good position. the women's world cup, the usa have beaten thailand 13—0, a world record ata beaten thailand 13—0, a world record at a world cup. everything else is on our website and until next time, goodbye. some really mis

secretary of state madeleine albright or proposing nato intervention and its war with serbia because of its marking 20 years since nato airstrikes helped remove serbian forces from the territory clearing the way for independence. on from case one of the best known victims of the holocaust on thanks to her diary and day is still widely recognized during world war 2 she and her family hid from the nazis and concealed in rooms built into a house with arms that out but when she was 15 they were discovered arrested and sent to a concentration camp and murdered a teenage diaries detail not only the persecution of dutch jews but also have relationship with other members of the family today would have been 190th birthday or 3000 students from huh. hundreds of german schools are marking the occasion on frank day the dublin has been to a school in the broader region of northeastern germany to meet one of the few remaining members the teenage girl became an icon. peter cornish knew and frank personally but she babysat him when he was little their families were good friends. we played after scho

secretary of state madeline albright for proposing nato intervention in its war with serbia kosovo is more than 20 years as his nato airstrikes helped remove serbian forces from the territory clearing the way for independence this. shops and restaurants have reopened in the sudanese capital khartoum demonstrators have called off a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience and agreed to new talks with the country's military leaders. is up and running again many shops are open traffic is flowing after 3 days the general strike is over. the opposition have cleared the way for new negotiations with the military a reason for hope. what is it that we are now very very optimistic that they will resume negotiations we will reach an agreement and every day life will resume . but the shock of last week's massacre in which more than 120 people died still lingus militias have brutally despondent the protest camp in the center of khartoum. this was followed by raids as well as arrests of opposition politicians and activists and the national pressure on the military to return to the negotiation tab

international has signed a six—year deal at the bernabeu and joins the belgium forward eden hazard and serbiatralia beat pakistan by 41 runs to win their cricket world cup match on wednesday. after two successive wash—outs, there was a full day's play in taunton as david warner's century proved enough to see his side to a third win, as patrick gearey reports. flood lights on, no sign of the son but least at last it was dry. after two rain drenched days, the world cup resumed in the gloom. thompson must‘ve felt a long way from australia but times aaron finch looked as though he was trying to hit it back there and together with david warner gave the aussies a superb start, warner scored slower but further, a man punished for a amis mistake getting away with one here. it brought up his first century for his country since that ball tampering band. as for pakistan, for a while, it was mr pakistan, for a while, it was mr pakistan but you can never stay mad at them for long because they were back to being this pakistan. helping them bowl australia out for 307 and it might be many more. pakistan stil

wednesday the search for 19 south korean tourism to hungary and crew has been extended to neighboring serbia downstream from the scene of the accident. for those well the headlines and news continues on the al-jazeera after witness statement that so much of. this. we do and he's given. i met him on air for his and i were flatmates 15 years ago in rome he became a journalist and was always traveling but we stayed in touch and he sent me his food page from around the world how do you feel to go to gaza again yes just get a good you're back there. you know we diverge a town and i see that was definitely not allowed just you find if you're going to. have the money go right. let's go to where you were. when the film. he. wanted. was i was getting used cases if you will people and places but on that trip something changed. she said. oh what's going on like a treat for a visit trying to court yes i am going to gesture she days. just please. don't use history you know change into one submission you want to do a story on. children you need to get israel to get some kind of minute operations. it can't

better day for germany's men as alexander's very of emerged victorious from a 5 set thriller against serbia that descend logic and some tragic news now as the spanish soccer clubs via announced that their former player who is a antonio rayas has died in a traffic accident aged just $35.00 the club tweeted the news in an official statement read is want to host of on as a player with arsenal real madrid and of letting go of a trade and play $21.00 times for spain he won 3 europa league titles with severe where he'd come up through the ranks as a youngster. no watching daytime news from berlin up next a date or a documentary dissecting the power of big corporations and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at state of new dot com i'm rebecca is as all of us here in the end thanks for watching. it's all happening going children. during link to use from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions to no one will come to their views after coming program tonight from one germany. c.z. town while women.

hello today's warnings are in serbia this is warnings of wondering thunderstorms might produce brief flooding anywhere in eastern europe could have been subject to this as well the hot weather is talking to the west and sort of pushing the hot weather out of the way again is this cold front across the bay of biscay in northern spain so passes a 25 as your example 30 in southern france we see 3132 recently so this is generally fairly warm up as far north as probably denmark beyond that you can see the line of green which is rain rather than thunderstorms these are thunderstorms there are some pretty heavy downpours in turkey recently there repeatable for the next 2 days slow moving big downpours and you can see the potential exists elsewhere in eastern europe passes down to 20 in london or search 20 on thursday so fresh air behind if you like 22 this mass is probably going to be sundry as well expect some fireworks in the skies in switzerland and that is all quiet although there are showers as fast as the tip of italy the clouds you might see in north africa is doing no more than just

and some football news now for you serbia striker rich will leave frankfurt to after signing a 5 year contract with spanish giants real madrid field which scored 27 goals in all competitions last season and has long been linked with a move to madrid frankfurt were keen to keep hold of their striker but finally were persuaded to part ways by a transfer fee of around $60000000.00 euros which is just $21.00 will reportedly earn 10000000 euros a year in wages. it's difficult you can always get the news on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store they'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. all right a visit from now see again at the top of the hour. to. bring. up everyone who looks books has to go insane. t.w. literature list grid your boss treats. nothing to do the job well i guess sometimes i am place and nothing which is.

better day for germany's men as alexander vera emerged victorious from a 5 set thriller against serbia's decide on. and it's tragic news now as the spanish soccer clubs the via announced that their former player jose antonio reyes has died in a traffic accident aged just $35.00 the club tweeted the news in an official statement won a host of honors as a player with also no real madrid and let it come a trade and played $21.00 times for spain and won 3 europa league titles when severe where he'd come up through the ranks as a youngster you're watching daybreak news from berlin more news at the top of the hour i'm rebecca it is invalid and thanks for watching. rearing to read. not everyone who works books has to go and say. t.w. literature list 100 plus streets. they're super shy. very high consoles or super secretive then you'll.

. >>> this family in serbia was hard at work. store, and it looks like they're putting things away when they suddenly have company. >> just touch that dguy right i the nose. >> the guy comes in and is gesturing. that's his backup. they're not going down without a fight. >> i know everybody tells you not to do that. but sometimes give them a knuckle sandwich. >> this is a family-owned and operated business. it's not like you're getting minimum wage working for some conglomerate. >> unfortunately, the dudes get away with about $1100 worth of cash. and when it looks like all may have been lost we have another angle. that man walks in, he happens to be the owner's father-in-law, he also fights them. they cut him on the eye and injured his head. >> oh, wow. >> the story doesn't end there. they were able to recover some of the cash. what you didn't see is the father-in-law grabbing at the money. the women said that one of the men had come into the store about 20 minutes previously, and so they suspect he was there casing the joint. the

the warriors traded up to 39 to take 6'10" forward allen from serbia, only 18 years old and played for-league. ve,hearriors chose power forward eric pascaln shoot. tonight, the sequel, giants/dodgers. madison bumgarner versus max muncie. they have a history. they had words after muncie admired his shot a little too long. go get it out of the ocean is what muncie said. that is now a t-shirt worn by fans and players during batting practice. first inning, muncie, rbi single. the wheels came off in the 4th. a two-run bomb here and a couple batters later, austin barnes, muscles up. it's a two-run jack. 5-0. then chris taylor with an rbi single. resistance is futile. mad bum pulled in the 4th, allowed six runs. worst start ever against the dodgers. the giants fall 9-8. >>> a's and rays. bob melvin out because of an back issue. 1-1 in the 9th. the bullpen allows three runs. garcia started the scoring there. rays built a 4-1 lead. bottom nine, up the middle. beat the shift. 4-2 game. next batter, here it comes, there it goes. drive home safely. three-run bomb and the a's win it 5-4. and team u

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the search for 19 south korean taurus and to hunt garion crews have been extended to neighboring serbia downstream from the scene of the accident we'll be following that story through the day that's the news so far from al jazeera to stay with us more in half an hour. these were supposed to be a short film about my old fled to meet kids but i've been collecting images for more than 15 years. in these books have seen people in places i could have never imagined. that's me during the summer of 2002 i was in my twenty's and i was living in rome my dream was to become a cinema director and i was pressing on my time filming got around my flat. that. i. see no to seniority so i wasn't jealous emission but you know and clearly you know your idea. is this and it taught me a whole new year's. budget and i got some. ok let me out of the. believe you can tell. us. so we should kids see. so kennedy had all but should go off to dance to keep getting prepared for the jordan valley stuff. it will be interesting to black to clean the cubicle of the mixer as journalists think out. and it was just like t

alan smile agik, 18-year-old from serbia. big potential.eyers looking for young guys to help steph and draymond. >> if one of them gives good minutes, great. if two cannot, great. i don't know. who knows who that guy will be, but we like these three well enough, and if they can help us next year, that would be great. if they can't, hopefully they'll help us the year after. >> abc7 sports sponsor the by river >>> before we go, quick update. the fruitvale station has reopened after a line on the tracks but delays continue on the warm springs line and dublin pleasanton direction. >> for sandhya,rry, of us, thanks for >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, christina applegate, comedian anthony jeselnik, our

yes, in serbia. we also got this one from virgin islands democrats.mocrats, i want to go to your watch party. a l alas, i cannot. joe biden just outlined an immigration plan in the miami herald today. good choice of publications given the debate location. beto o'rourke today called for congress to enact a war tax aimed at expanding care for military veterans. senator sanders unveiled a plan to cancel $1 trillion of student loan debt nationwide. elizabeth warren put out a ban for public prison facilities. another ban would end fracking nationwide. there is all this flood of important new policy stuff being churned out by the candidates ahead of this debate. but you know what they say about best laid plans. you should know ahead of all the prep these democratic candidates are planning for, the supreme court is also likely to issue big controversial rulings on gerrymandering and the sensitive citizenship question on wednesday and thursday of this week. so until they hit the debate stage, the candidates are preparing for that. they're, you know, preparing

the search for 19 south korean tourists and to hungary and crew has been extended to neighboring serbia protesters in the capital of honduras have set fire to the entrance of the u.s. embassy thousands of teachers a medical workers have been rallying against a presidential decree which they fear could lead to massive job cuts now it's back to crimea russia's deputy secret. 49 young man has been disappeared since the forced an exaggeration of crimea by russia in 2014 most were never seen again. the very 1st was revealing it been a game of. the day his father grieves for his missing son kidnapped he says i russian security services. were at my job yemenis blue for a surprise it's you you do there's a geisha a good photographer there's kind of shockers you can do the sheeted cops throw my book that is pretty amusing as it's pretty ok and you don't lose you consider has been. an interesting guy yes this is a home that's with me and i he interviewed yes nice to know you. that the dear little critters ber. i thought others remembered only for the. good of this is going to resonate the course

but these are the same people who don't question how bill clinton said that god told him to bomb serbia or how george w. bush oh how i got hold g.h. w. bush to invade iraq or how my compu recently said donald trump was all to protect israel from iran these people are serious the silence on what i would describe as crackpot comments yeah all of the you know demon i mean the imperial endeavor is a bipartisan i'll give you the last word in this part well right now there russia chinese trade is one $180000000000.00 and usually the critics point to the fact that a lot of its energy a lot of he said i want it as energy and the critics point to this fact saying all their american cheney's trade is is still much bigger well 200000000000 so it had already been. you know. terrorists who are imposed on that plane to 5 percent 300000000000 are under threat of such tariffs so if the united states and if their western walled at the lodge continues behaving in that way russia's trade with china will grow and you have no experience in h.r. i want to thank marcus papadopoulos from joining us here in lon

anniversary of the end of the war in kosovo in which the small state in southeastern europe broke away from serbia thousands of people were killed in the fighting including many children were now the humanitarian lol center of kosovo in the capital. is remembering the war's youngest victims with a special exhibition called once upon a time and never again. these children knew nothing of weapons exodus or destruction how people home each other. but then the war ended their world a war that brutally ended the lives of many people. and exhibits and christina remembers the children who were killed in the course of a war 20 years ago. to this day those 9 monumental specials dates to on of these lost children we think it's very important that all those who lost their lives so disappeared by and will not be forgotten and that's why we chose this way to remember them as locals will know . more than $1000.00 children were killed during the war and this exhibition every one of the young victims is named. also on display a personal keepsakes that parents held onto mementos associated with grief and pain . ma

the allied powers including the british empire france the united states belgium italy and serbia had defeated the central powers the german empire austria hungary and the ottoman empire. when the armistice was announced in 1900 people in the allied countries took to the streets to celebrate. the french try to see more now described the scene in paris. in the crowd young factory workers and fashionably dressed ladies hugged and kissed each other. the great empires of europe were falling apart i. the wars that have killed millions prompted new demands for independence. in april 19th 16 irish republicans in dublin launched an insurrection against british rule. but the uprising was poorly organized and was put down quickly by british troops once again the union jack flew over the irish capital. the australian garion empire a truly multinational stage had ceased to exist by early november at 1918. the empire is larger ethnic minorities including czechs slovaks croats and slovenes demanded independence and hopes that america would help them achieve it. u.s. president woodrow wilson sought

of the end of the war in kosovo in which the small state in south eastern europe broke away from serbia thousands of people were killed in the fighting including many children now the humanitarian law center of kosovo in the capital pristina is remembering the war's youngest victims with a special exhibition called once upon a time and never again. these children knew nothing of weapons exodus or destruction how people home each other. but then the war ended their world a war that brutally ended the lives of many people. and exhibits and prishtina remembers the children who were killed in the course of a war 20 years ago. to this day those 9 monuments almost specials dates to on of these lost children we think it's very important that all those who lost their lives so disappeared back and will not be forgotten that's why we chose this way to remember them as locals will no. more than 1000 children were killed during the war and this exhibition every one of the young victims is named also on display a personal keepsakes that parents held onto momentos associated with grief and pain many

alan smile agik, 18-year-old from serbia. big potential.ers looking for young guys to help steph and draymond. >> if one of them gives good minutes, great. if two cannot, great. i don't know. who knows who that guy will be, but we like these three well enough, and if they can help us next year, that would be great. if they can't, hopefully they'll help us the year after. >> abc7 sports sponsor the b when you boo an intruder... you act fast. so do we. raid is the fastest ant & roach killer on the market. the fastest!? (spray) raid! get raid and get tough on roaches fast. sc johnson >>> before we go, quick update. the fruitvale station has reopened after a line on the tracks but delays continue on the warm springs line and dublin pleasanton direction. >> for sandhya, larry, all of us, thanks for being here. on "jimm >>> tv's number one daily viral video show right this minute. a bus stuck in the mud. that's not all. >> there you are. little axel is in a tough spot. see the efforts to free a furry friend. >> he can't get out. >> a dude is care

disappointing season they've already spent close to $350000000.00 this summer and have officially presented serbia striker luke rich to fans they've also signed aiden as are the porto defender and left back fellow mehndi from leon didn't win a trophy last season 2 coaches and finished 19 points behind champions barcelona. golf's 3rd major of the year tees off later with brooks kept looking to win the u.s. open for the 3rd year in a row not surprisingly he's favorites heading into the tournament at pebble beach close the world number one and also won the p.g.a. championship last month tiger woods is back of course where he won the u.s. open by 15 shots in the year 2000 looking to recapture the form that helped him win the masters in april rory mcilroy there was the former player having won the canadian open last week he wore a toronto raptors basketball jersey after that win but will he dead they were to get in california home of the raptors n.b.a. finals opponents the golden state warriors. go. no sir the atmosphere up there last week was unbelievable felt like the whole country was behind the tea

pristina to mark 20 years since the arrival of nato peacekeepers at the end of a genocidal campaign by serbiae serbian president, slobodan milosevic, to halt attacks on kosovo's ethnic albanian majority. she is one of europe's most mordant living painters. dame paula rego studied at the slade school of fine art in london and in the 19605 exhibited alongside david hockney. she created a series of paintings discussing abortion in portugal. we report on an artist who, through her work, has also championed political and social causes. the artist dame paula rego, now in her 80s and weakened by a stroke, still goes to her studio almost every day. her son gave me a tour of her work, which was overtly political. she used her pictures as a way of undermining and criticising the portuguese fascist resume. my mother was very outrageous and took huge risks with her pictures and went crazy in her studio, but at home she was quite a straightforward woman. i think that if you do pictures, they are about what's inside you as much as what's outside you, but that you've got secrets and stories that you want to

to get up off the ground of serbia get. them on the sounds of an mit. officer. was to go away from the officer. we obviously did a kind of lunge for the web in one smith's and then what happened on chase one. didn't hit him i never saw any contact with you until any kind of went back to where they were so the answers back here that i again 15 feet apart at this point. is guy needed surgery. backstabbers financial survival. housing. oh you mean there's a downside to artificial mortgage. carried away report. and we're back with his children rant and then a director for the international crisis quit mr hunter men where you get the sanest that isis has been defeated in syria and in iraq but yet there are at least a 1000 extremists are believed to have crossed the iraqi border and we saw the video of the chatter later baccarat al baghdadi and here appeared in a video we believe could be the iraqi unbar province says it too are there to celebrate the fate of their not only about the leadership. so wherever but daddy is today never mind but he probably is somewhere in

secretary of state madeleine albright medals of freedom opposing the nato intervention in its war against serbia calls the 1st marking 20 years since the nato airstrikes that helped remove serbian forces from the territory clearing the way for independence. frankie's one of the best known victims of the holocaust and thanks to her diary the name is still widely recognized today during world war 2 she and her family hid from the nazis in concealed the rooms in a house in amsterdam but when she was 15 they were discovered arrested and sent to a concentration camp and battered teenage diaries detail not only the persecution of dutch jews but also a relationship with other members of her family the day would have been her 90th birthday 40000 students from the hundreds of german schools are marking the occasion unfrocked day d.w. has been to a school in the brandenburg region of northeastern germany to meet one of the few remaining people who remembers the teenage girl who became an icon. peter cornish knew and frank personally what she babysat him when he was little their families were good friends.